The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-05-30

had CONNIE nced Their hue OF march on the island
Of Bocha Chca (; to cross the RIO Grande at the
mouth aud advance up the river on the Mex.
can side. Coils Marks aud Walton's reg.
mcn's were complete, the Sea having arrived
he morning previoua to our departure til;era
aud men ali wen aud N good spirits.
The officers wounded 10 the late battle are
doing well
Il is reported that upwards Of 20O0 Mexlcana
had left the city OF Matamori for tho interior,
n consequence Of the scarcity OF Dtovisiuno--
being in an actual state Of starvation
INPORrANr FROM WASHINGTON
A Washington letter Of the l5h inst pub
Iishcd in the PHILADELPHIA North American.
makes the following important statement:
| regret to find that the views which felt
myself compelled to submit TO the public IN my
ast letter, are cuncuTred III by those whoro
opinions are Of much greater const gueDce at
this iuncturc, and whose action may determine
the iu,uro destiny OF our country. | ,s the be
lief oi the President, of Mr. Buchanan, OF the en-.
IuIe Cabinet, aud Of Mr. Shdel' that Great Bri
tain is at the bottom Of tins movement on the
part OF Mexico, and it has been anan nOuSly de.
tcrmned after the fullest deiGerafon, 10 prosecute
the UGr i0Hh tie utmost pigOr and expedition, that
he resources granted by Congress pN admit
Az the force that mofafy can command WW tG
brought into III fetd at once, ami terms Of settle.
meN Vi be dictated Upon Mexican soil bjore
ana foreign co operation can be procured, unless
bypreOious md rS'Gaaing aSsistan has already
been Sert. | do not believe il will last ninety
days, for these energetic measures are cacula-
ted to crush any eff 1T that Mexico may make,
or that her best condition will allow.
SIch | khn30 20 be the purpose OF the Presr-
dent aud Cabine', after long consultation, and
may be relied upon, even amidst the thousand
reports which are daily spread from the much
disturbed centre. Our small vessels have been
) ordered to cruise Off Porto Rico and Cuba, 10
intercept privateers, and the squadron IN the
Pacific, to form at Ma2atlin in order to conccn-
trate movement upon Vera Cruz, Unnecessary,
or wherever else may be determined.
Mr. Buchanan re, elvcG all the principal or
cign Ministers excessively, at diff rent hours
to-day, IN reference to the existing war with
AIexco have not been able to get at the re
, eult of these interviews, but regard them as OF
. no spccial moment referring doubtless to the
interests OF their respective governments.
d The Warrington correspondent OF tho new
=, York Tribune also refers TO the suspected IN.
n reference of European powers in our relations
r with Mexico. lie says
d After much thought cannot dispossess my.
# self of the believe that England 10 concerned in
c this movement of Mexico. | am in posse sson
. of evidence that the last rcinforccments OF The
j. Mexican Army were not ordered to be conccn.
B. trated at Ma,amoras until about the middle OF
= April, after the receipt OF intelligence from Great
q Britain, which had been 50 anXlously looked ior
!, and tina. not till then were The operations IN
It dertaken with spirit and yigor. | should DC
glad to be deceived on this point, but fear
c shall not be again. The remarkable alliance
Il between France and Eugland must have utel''
g or oil jects in view; and may not tho later 10
q block up the progress of the United States ana
o to raise counter Government on our frontier,
II have agreed TO establish Monarchy IN Mexico
= in the person of tho Duke Do MontpensIer, the
Y Young son of Louis Philippe! This suggestion
II was presented to me from. an important scurco
n three or more months ago, and seemed to attract
no little attention when laid it before the pub.
Is lie. In the present juncturc the probability 10
} more plausible.
Is Correspondence Of the Baltimore American
" WASHINGTON, May le. 81 P. NJ.
Ill The President has ordered AZ, 5OO men I'D si''
n to be enrolled and made ready to DO called 'oso
D. the public service at any moment. ms III
lcludes the troops already called out from inc
i, Southwest, and the additional number WIZ ue
,e from other sections of the Uuion.--New OLE
n will be called upon for eight regiments Fe""'
he syvania for six, and go on. !, ..,o,ve
n. Two millions of money more you VIII ooS s ,bc
n, have been asked for by the Charns,n a y and
n, Committee on Ways and Means 70 ov ~ and
is cloth 5000 men added last week 10 tne 'ann
n. file of the Standing Army, and for 'no we
n. regiment of mounted volunteers.
ed A Washington letter says that the Con
in tee on Naval Affairs in the House OF heP'eS
n tatiyes have determined to recommend 'no ION
nd s,ruction of twelve iron steamers ana one
or ship-,he steamers to BIO of l,5OO tons ou''"'''
nd memphis Eng
ng THE TRUE GR1r.-The news OF Gen a% ON
ri or's need of volunteers arrived at 81 Lou ,med
x the l2lh. On the 18th 500 men were a. aims
r. uniformed, and ready to march al "'0"''
s' notice.-Sen.
ed An enthusiastic meeting was lately ne, .o,i.
It's Jackson at which large amounts were su ',sor
Q. bed to aid the state in cquippng her 'o' o." with
OF companies. Gen, Foote headed the "''
py I5pn In