Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-01
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From the Baltimore sun, of August 22nd.
important from Vera Cruz via
Havana

The ship Adelaide. Adams, sailed from Havana
Thursday.
4 special messenger from Vera Cruz came pas
scnger in the steam packet Havana. with letters
10 Santa Anna, informing him that the citizens and
military Of Vera Cruz had declared for him. San
Ia Ana, Almontc and Rejoin. Immediately took
passage in the British Arab, and proceeded
privately to Vera Cruz
The city Of Mexico had also declared in favor
of Santa Ana. Large subscriptions We're making
BY individuals 10 carry the General Pa
redcs to have left Oil the 29th ul. 10 head the
army, and Gen Bravo 10 be President ad IN
term.
The garrison Of ST. Juan heartily participated
in The revolution. One brigade OF troops had left
the city of Mexico for Matamoras, and two ohc rs
were the route 10 Camargo
Paroles had issued decree authorizing the
Secretary of War 10 issue letters Of narque against
the commerce of the United States.
The Reyoutionsts adopted the plan OF the
pronuncialncnto of GaudalcXuar, with some add
tons.
Ca the sth Of July, in the night, Commodore
Corners ship, the Potomac, got aground at Green
Isle. By heaving the guns overheard. she got oil
and proceeded 10 Pensacola TO be repaired.
There was no sickness in the American fleet.
The Truxton and Perry off Havana. but
had no communications with the shore, as N" yell
low fever was prevailing on the island
BY the Phladcl pilia boat, We received last night
the New York papers of yesterday morning, from
which we select the following additional lntelli-
gencc:-
GcnaraIs Iandero and Perez led the movement;
the troops of the fortress of San Juan dI ua also
adhered TO the plan. The likeness of General
Santa Ana carried through the streets, causing
great enthusiasm and rejoicing.
The ri Repubcano has several columns of in
dvidual voluntary subscriptions to aid in carrying
on the war with the United States.
1t is rumorcd in the city of Mexico, that the
different heads OF the departments. especially that
of the Minister of War are changing the clerks or
secretaries OF their respective departments every
two or three days.
The remuneration OF the present secretaries of
the different departments are now admitted. and
they viii leave their posts soon President
Parcdcs delivers the views of Government TO Gen
eral Bravo.
4 New York paper learns from one of the pas
scngcrs Of the Adelaide, who had gathered from
gentleman who came passenger in the English
steamer from Vera Cruz to Havana, and who had
been through the American fleet lying at Vera
Cruz that there was sickness amongst the fleet;
on the contrary, both officers and men were in per-
feet health.
The United State ship Potomac, Commodore
Conner, had been ashore Green Island. near
ii'NA -
overheard before she could be got off. 1t was
thought that she had gone to Pensacola for re-
pairs.
The United States briggs Truxton and Perry
were off the Moro at Havana some three or four
days. but were afraid to 90 in account of sick
ness at Havana. and sailed about the 9th instant
for Vera Cruz, all well. The Perry went to Key
West.
Despatch to General Tarnel, Minister or Var
from Pdrrdes.
MARIANA PAREDrs, General of Division and
President of the Mexican Republic, TO the in
habitants thereof
Be it known, that the national extraordinary
Congress has dccrecd. and the Executive sanction |
cd, the following articles
Art. l. The government is authorised TO vary
or change the organization OF the army, according
as they NAV think most convenient.
Art. ,. To be able to name without any after
appreciation superior officers reward for dstin-
guishcd actions III the present campaign
Art. g. As regards the estimates for the main
tcnance of the troops. at the same price, prefer
encc to be given to national productions.
Art L. That there be formed and granted Let |
tcrs Of Marquc. 10 act against the commerce of
the United States.