The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-06-23
From the New York Express, June %.
FROM MExIco.-LATER VIA HAVANA.


We have dates, via Havana, from the city Of
Mexico, to the Both ut., and from Vera Cruz TO
June 3 Letters from the city OF Mexico continue
speak of the disturbed state of the country and
the revolutions in progress and in conception Pare
dss is about 10 march there be no doubt
Of the fact) toih 1000 men, or more, 10 the seat o.
oar, with the army Of reserves and he is making ex
raordnary efforts to raise money and men, the las
seeming more abundant than the first. The rspol,l-
lion IN the south Of Merico had not been suppressed and
ii does not appear that Alvarez had fed SOUTH was
reported some time ago A warm controversy was
going on in the papers as TO the intended march oil
Paredes Many contend that his abandonment OF
the seat of government for the seat of will be
but the signal for further revolutions that will break
out as soon as he leaves.
The departure of Paroles will be very difficult to
accomplish, since the events the frontier have
produced strong impression. In case he should
march, he may command ten sixteen thousand
men, including the reserve and Arista's. II is re-
ported, Also mot probable,) that charges will be
made against Arista.
The Diario OF Havana, of June 9th, which we
have received, furnishes later news from
Mexico, in extracts from Vera Cruz papers, to
May 3lst.
The letters dated "Mexico, May 29th and Both, >
discuss at length the subject Of the war with the
United States. They state in substance, as follows;
That General Arista marched in obedience to orders
received, 10 the left bank of the Rio Bravo, although
ne OppOSeu the plan from the beginning as 1neXDe-
dent. His force said to have numbered from
three to four thousand-not more; and it is contend
ed that he gained the first day, at the Resaca de
Guerrero, Ode la Palma) but lest the battle of Pao
Alto, although by no want of valor, unfortunately
not having the support of a great part of the in
fantry;" and yet the "conquerors did not pursue
them"
The worst evils under which Mexico now suffers
is intestine war; and the attention of the government
is distracted and the fears of the writer very
serious.
Congress have held preparatory session, men,
bers sufficient for a regular opening not having APP
peared. Bustamente will be President of Congress
and Paroles Of the republic, the Congress being
urey in his favor In Paroles marches to the
frontier Bravo will probably be chosen Vice Presi-
dent. He is now in command Of the troops at Vera
Cruz.
Ii is thought that Congress will invest the Presi-
dent with the dictatorial power and then suspend
their session. The chiefs Of the southern insurrec-
ton spoken of as linen not of our race" and as
exposed to signal punishment, if they do not sue
coed.
Payments have been wholly suspended, and
there is complete paralysis of business in all Mex
leo. The government have called junta to find
means-which will be very difficult, If not impos-
sible. The condition of many of the departments is
represented dcporable.
An express from Vera Cruz had reached Mexico
which was said by some to have brought to Mexi.
GU uc tnftut vi COMMANDMENT, oHu ny OtneTs,
the news ofthe capture of two vessels by the Amer.
leans.
The latest accounts from the deliberations of the
junta above mentioned were that it was proposed to
remove the Vera Cruz stores to Jaapa, and to re-
duce amend the duties on these goods.
A part of the ministry have resigned-certainly
the ministers of war and marine. General Moray
Villamil is expected to succeed the former, and
Garay the latter.
The Mexico Expectador, in remarking on the
state Of affairs, expresses doubts Of the expedency
of the Presidents departure.
VERA CRuz, May 30.
Under this date we have proclamation of Pa.
redes declaring the port Of Acapulco closed against
foreign and coastng trade during the continuance Of
Classification at the south, to commence one month
from date for vessels proceeding from ports Of the
republic, four months for those from other ports Of
America and six for those from Europe,
VERA CRUz, May 81.
MARCH OF GENERAL Paroles know pos
tiyely that the President, ad interim, will set off for
the frontier with the army Of reserve; and we hop,
that in performing his sacred engagement, Senol
Paredes will acquire victory, and the eternal hono
Of his country, in the fields Of battle"