Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-08-29


We are obligingy furnished with translations of
Mexican papers received at the Navy Department,
with dates from Vera Cruz to the 9Th Of August in
elusive, and from the capital to the 4th of August
We understand that the following are the most ma
teria articles which these papers contain. If these
accounts may be relied on, the revolution is adj
vancmg with rapid strides to place Santa Anna once
more at the head Of the Republic. Union.
Translated from Ell Ladicady Of Vera Cruz Of August O.
sst., .s,f LlBERATING REPUBLICAN, ARMY:
Cirr OF MExIco AUsusr A. lS46.--In the morning of
tins day almost the whole Of the garrison Of this capital who
are AZ TINS moment under the orders Of the undersigned and Of
General ~ Juan Morales, occupying the CITADEL declared
against the government and will be of
whole cy as the troops who remain under orders Cen
erals Bravo aud Paredes insignificant and are extremely
be concealed from any good Mexican that the holy cause
which we defend is the people and Of national
Independence. iasaa ssf -ff'N1
In the name of these then. invite your Excsency and
rely confidently on your sincere patriotism Immediately
cond enterprise noble, and give thus day Of glory to
the country TO which you have rendered many services
It's beyond all doubt certain that the cause which we de-
fend will speedily triumph, not only because the Government
ESQ caed may be said TO be already overhrown
the whole nation in commoon and resolved to vanquish
those who wish to sacrifice it. The umphs obtained BY our
in Guaaaxara, and the ronunciaenfo Of the whole
department Of Vera Cruz, attest this truth and for the
plee information of your Exceency, only remains for
To state to that the valiant Generals Landero and Perez
declared themselves in the city of Vera Cruz the 3 u
inviting, through commission the lustrous General Santa
Anna to and place himself Immediately at the head of
the army sustaining the national independence and liberties
In conformity with the plan which have proclaimed, and
Of which herewith transmit copies your Excelency
The enthusiasm among the united people and army cannot
be greater Chiefs officers and Of all classes Of society
are presenting themselves us by hundreds.
We congratulate ourselves, in the name Of the nation,
which will soon be able to show m gratitude to its worthy
servants God and liberty IA aaYlt WIZ sos 81
$50 J, MARIANA DE sALAs.
3s.-s VALENTIN COMES FARIAS.
10 is Exceency the commanding General Of the depart
ment Of Vera Cruz Il i'f
Editorial Remarks Of he Indicator" on the foregoing
According to the document which we insert with the great
est satisfaction the took place in the capital
of the Republic the 4h instant as was agreed upon by
those patriots who had the pecedng day received intel
ligence of the declaration of the garrisons here.
On the departure of the express which brought this inte
gence gratifying very few troops remained with Generals
their companions who under General SaIas Morales oc
cuped the citadel and part of the city, whchthey would
occupy entirely. l s,s a .aa5 asssss 81
Vera Cruzans The cry of union and Of liberty, sent
forth from this city, its CRADLE travels with the velocity Of
lightning The people and the army united reconqueng
the usuped rights Of the country they have how other
object than tho public good Long Epe the Republic
unionthe tutIr genius who, though Of the country,
and in exile, able promote its felicity, and smooth the
obstacles in its way. W ,Qs yfs ~
Att fs7 LATER FROM MEXICO. ta
\. The following letter, copied from the Mobile
Herald informs Of the arrival at Pensacola on the
10Th instant of the steam frgate Mississippi. The
letter, however, contains but little news 'e
PEssAcoLA, Aususr 10, 1916.
hasten to give you the arrival OF the steam gate Missis
spp four and half days from Vera Cruz Owing to the
mail brought by her yet being distributed unable to
received my correspondence before the departure Of the mail
for your city.
learn verbally that the department Of Vera Cruz has de-
carcd for Santa Anna and dcpuaon had been Ha
escort him over and his arrival by the BRITISH steamer
Monfczuma would certainly DO announced The day after he
Mississippi sailed.
This change, however, will result in nowse to the security
although they require change Of rulers stenly ins upon
the most active prosecution Of hostiites
On the evening Of the 9TH instant CON- CoNSER contem-
plated attack upon Aarado and with view that OBJ
jec the Mississippi sent down preparatory attack
the but owing the difficulty and danger encoun-
tered in crossing the bar and the indications approach
ing storm, signal was given from the Hsg-shp haul off
This doneno however, without firing few shells at
the enemy at distance Of about two miles and quarter
kerry from the bushes gunboat which endca-
vorng effect passage up the river against strong
No damage done TO our party but what damage the
enemy sustained is unknown. This attack, learn, will
doubtless be in by Com Conner and success will
inevitably be the result The great dssensons in the enemys
cp TO who shall rule surely result good to them,
but, on the contrary, favor our interest