Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-07-30
late and Important from Me,irn.

By the schooner Harmonious, Capt Walker ~.
have papers TO the 9Th inst.
II was the general belief at Havana, that uoon ,b
arrival of the English steamer Of the 9th inst ion vs,s
Cruz Santa Anna would leave al once with hs lr;end
Almone and Reion. This determination on the nsr,
Of the Ex.Presdent had been formed upon his recev
ing positive assurances that the castle of San Juan A,
Uloa would upon his arrival, declare in his favor II
was currently reported and believed, from the anpu,ss
used by Santa Anna in conversation with his hienis
that should he return TO power, he would prosecu,s
the hostities against the United States with the W.
most vigor.
The departments of Tamaupas and Vera Cruz A..
both said to be ripe for revolt and anxious TO pronounc
in favor Of Santa Anna.
There is no danger of prvateers being fitted on, 81,
Havana, the Spanish Admiral expresses his firm ds
termination allow evasion Of the existing treai;e
between the government Of Spain and the . S.
The English steamer Clyde arrived OF Havana nj,
the 9Th inst. from Tampco and Vera Cruz Our a.
vices are as loows from the city Of Mexico 10 Inn.
10; Vera Cruz, 22d Junei and Tampico, July ID
Tampco has NOT been, as reported, taken by from,
OF marines from the ST. Mafy's. The attack Of yhrb
we have already given account, has been confused
into a capture.
The revolution in favor Of Santa Anna has extend.
ed 10 all the cities from Acapulco to Mazatan ebrac
ing the departments on the Pacific, which are now IN
arms against Paroles, with the exception Of Osi.ea
and La Puebla, Two southern departments which re-
main neutral.
The revolutionsts Of Jalisco having been attacked
at Colena by the Paroles army, retired to Guadasr
ara, large city, winch they were iortliyng. A diva
ion OF the forces was ordered there BY Paedes which
bad been intended for the defence Of Monterey
The usurper desires TO suppress all domestic usur.
rections before he attacks Gen. Taylor The Junta
or Congress fixed the 9th Of July for the close Of s
session. II had passed some important acts On The
18th il proceeded to elect President and Vice Prss;
dent General Paroles declared President. and
| General Bravo Vice President. The former having
obtained permission to lead the army against the Amer
| leans, received his commission on the 18th of lime
and the vanguard Of The forces, under Gen Areyolo
eft Mexico the 10th, en- route for Monterey, ana
Paroles would follow as soon as Bravo arrived from
Vera Cruz
The Cabinet Ministers rendered their designations IN
Paredes, hearing that he TO leave with the ar.
| my. He refused to receive them
I The project Of the Republic Of the Rio Grande
IS spoken Of The Mexcans say il Is another aunexa-
ton scheme Of the Yankees who seducine the peo
pie Of Tamauipas, New Leon, chihuahua, &c &c. in.
10 the measure, by means Of newspapers printed in
bad Spanish. at Maiamoros.
| Santa Anna has written a letter Of coincidence 10
Gen. Vega, al New Orleans, offering and urging
pecuniary assistance.
Gen. Paroles had deereed the formation Of batta-
ion Of city militia Of the merchants OF Mexico and two
squadrons Of cavalry. He set of for the scene
Of the 3d. at the special command of Congress,
leaving the Vice President, Bravo, in his place.
i letter from q correspondent Of the Havana saws
that the CALIFORNIA; have declared separation from Mex
leo, and that a convention has assembled TO deliberate
on public affairs.
Only very small part Of central Mexico, il is said.
now adheres 10 the administration Of Paredes and that
would no doubt revolt as soon he got under way
Vera Cruz and Tsmpico have been declared to be in
q state OF war
: On the 10th ult there was a severe shock Of an
earthquake al Vera Cruz.-N. r. Express.