The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-16
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
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BY THE
4 STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI

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4 STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI
THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS,
&C., &c.
from the Mobile Herald, June 81
The U. s. steamship Mississippi. Captain Ftzhigh
rived at Pensacola the 4th inst, having sailed from
Psrrott ESQ, late American Consul at Haaatian +
Al. Dimond Esq, late Consul at the city of Mexico and
DR. Wood. of the U. s. Navy bearer Of important des
patches to our government, from Com sloat command
ing the Pacific squadron Seven other Americans from
Mexico also arrived in the Mississippi
Mr.. Parrott Mr. Dimond, and Dr. Wood arrived here
on Sunday-the latter named gentlemen fastened on to
{ Washington with the dispatches
The only political news OF importance which we ga
Their from these gentlemen is that Mazatan and Tepcc
Ald declared for Santa Anna, and II generally
thought there that ne would be recalled The cause OF
the revolutionary movement understood not to be
connected with the Texas question, as was the in
| former revolutions.
The Of the battles of the 9Th and 9th were
ceived at Mexico the nth u On the 10Th the papers
announced that battle had been fought, in which the
did not prove sufficiently explicit for the populace who
after waiting days for the publication Of the official
made such demonstrations against the Govern
ment as to leave for doubt that revolution
was meditated-to prevent which the 25th Paredes
sent the dispatch OF Arsta to the Government organ for
Puohcation Great excitement prevailed-drums were
immediately beat throughout the city for volunteers and
maledicuons against the Americans uttered through
ouv sny cIty.
those employee in the factories either had left the
Wy cor OF were preparing 20 90 50 Immediately.
iorce had restored the two Mexican vessels which had
9een cap.ured on vera Crua ny the squadron He ad-
thst he h.d ms nsG vera Cux sayng
fact that the Mexican authorities had permitted two Amo-
70 depart unmoieed Subsequent TO the no.
The American ships Of war at Vera Cruz are-Raritan
Falmouth and by this time no doubt the Princeton has
al "a rivad Tho Murv in odiu nrnpi~o
The somers has been sent to Campeachy to ascertain
whetner the people OF fucatan are favorable to our
The American bark Eugenia Captain Briscoe. from
new York belonging to T. A. Hargous Co.. evaded the
blockade although pursued BY the boats OF our men Of
war and got into Vera Cruzhis same Captain run the
OF the French all the other American vessels
n1r lS'. .ne Port OF ERA tut
captre ~ sntan Thornon and The comm.ncsment Of
Oec h ad .h, ~ wpum MA a.
- ths rs NJ my i nav w. go. U.s.
son 20 carry despa.cnes conMnng al dhe particulars
Ma1stlsn With b;s somadron THIS aSnres. ord Zach
ca wsn s ms s9uaaion. ms express would reacn
,o;cas;or S ,hs cn h nv nv Snvh, that r MI; %
n anu .neae Ian DC no oSupt .u ere TINS our
MpSn, 4; s T;Sr oe "a' y aAsan a. "en ~
iS U m ~ Cal.ioi,ma' a..
announced that Captain Fremont had been ordered out
OF CaMornia Dy the Mexican autnoriues Wnen ms
ncws reacned Commoaore oLoat, ne !mmeaiaely aes-
Pucaea tne sloop-oI'wsr rorsmoutn 70 81 FRANCISCO
baE to act as circumstances might require.
The American squadron at Mazstan on the ist May
conssteo Of the iga.e savannah COMMODORE sloat on
n .lo sn xa Oop rem nh
guns; siooP Cyane MARVIN, - guns; ana store snip
Erie, ana nouriy expected rlgate congress ana sioop
portsmouth TaI Nh -.
i sn .. .c same ea'e consisted Oh tne
.oins WOOD, ov guns, Laoot, 1o Juno, 20 Drg cpy,
lender, y; and the bngFroAc al Guayamas, takingin
was reported that other British ships Of war were to
Rut l;ttis Sorht ;s IVY Taneis mao
a as.se aouu. exis@ al Mazanan: ana among tne
strctO o. 1s .nat the Drusn admiral mas IN
possession of anv Wex;can norts IN ,h P;G If IN;
superstition should prove correct, the next news from
the Pacific will DO Of the most highly exciting character
will take possession At all hazards IL sunnosea tbst
for some time past, Commodore s. has had instructions
to seize oil Mexican ports that coast whenever he
should receive reliable news Of the commencement Of
hostlities between the two countries
From the Mobile Journal June al
All the Americans had left Vera Cruz except two or
permitting them to leave the country. Mr. Diamond
previous leaving drew up and forwarded to the Mex
can Government remonstrance against tho order re-
curing our citizens to leave within eight dav. or with
draw into the interior The sixteenth article Of the treaty.
case of war the citizens of each country living on the
seaord shall be entitled TO six months and those
in the interior twelve months notice to leave the coun
Military Operations In the Union.
ALABAMA.
ionsa neIe anu mutereu in,o service embarked on
% ~ inc rssn'1n ,or ront isaoel Ihey con-
p,nta,s Cn.rds Cant Cnrt;s Wn! ,pS ..
rlnuaIa HuarGs, apt GuIIls Macon Guards Capt Lg-
gJu' Daa s oV n Younger; CapI DownmanIshe
ford uAo'i INC 'o"'"a"u y h''u'enan' ooi0nei Naa'
zen S mOun'ed rangers whose arrival
nouced seve!al Gays sgo also ieit on the bouIpon
70 ressns .wo vi .nIee ., our ciilehs ana MT
LuI'suen; =, i.e NeM o.esns rseayane Jo.nea her
.snMs. No.wnnsanung INC nC,emency 81 .ne wea'ner,
s c1 y. I0n1I I VI W. cnaens coLScca ON .nc
wnarves 70 give them parting cheer-Moo'is Journal,
June O.
r,,,,, SOUTH CAROLINA:
Inc orig Mooe, buiRiey :aiied TINS morning LOT Point
ISABEL win company ~ nird Aruliery, comprising 20
men, rank and hle The following compose the officers
OF the company - n Vmton, captain; 3. Van Vliet,
FIRST lieutenant; D. Sowars second 40 r. l.. Ihomas,
brcvet 40 Charfesfo" Pafr1of' June H.
COL Campbell, yesterday evening, received letter
irom Lieut. 10Y. ioung' the enect OF wnicn VII oe 70
aIost inc msrcn Oh the Severai companies Oh mounted
hangeTs winch nave been raised In this county at least