The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-27
BY thi. Eyeninx,. southern Mail.
yrOm the New Orleans Daily Pesyuns, ESts March ~.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Prom the New Orleans Daily Pesyuns, Extrs March 10
LATER FROM MEXICO.
BY the arrival of the brig r. Soue, Can't. Dial
yaille from Havana, we have dates 90 the I6h inst
| from that city; 10 the 2sth February from Yer,
| Cruz, and TO the 23d from the city Of Mexico TIL,
intelligence 10 not of any decided importance. Tn,
English steamer Avon, from Vera Cruz, reached
Havana on the 7th inst.
Nothing further has transpired In regard the re
cepeton Of Mr.. slidell, the Mexican papers being
silent on the subject.
The dismissal OF Gen Amonts from the war de-
partment, and the appointment OF Gen Tome 10
the post, ara fully CONFIRMED, and are considered the
most important items Of political intelligence from
Mexico.
The Mexican steamer Guadsloupe had relurnsd
from Tampieo, having landed her troops there
She reported at Vera Cruz that Il was known
at Tsmpico that the American camp at Corpus
Christi had been broken up, and the troops
had marched TO the left bank Of the Rio Grande,
and there been repulsed by the Mexicans This
place ill eight days after the Avon left Vera
Cruz. The Indicator Of the 26th ult. notices the
above report and contradicts H. II says that il knew
that three or four American vessels Of war were w.
ing at Matamoras. and that the American troops
were on the Rio Grande. IL says further that enlis-
ments were goag on rapidly at Matamorss, but that
no action had occurred. These reports must have
grown out Of the advance Of the accommodating
parties. r .... ...t
In view Of the speedy meeting of the Congress
charged with the forming OF constitution the press
was anxiously discussing the grave questions Of
policy involved. One party insists upon maintain
ing the existing form Of goysmmont-El Memorial
Historieo, La Reforma, and FL Monitor being he
organs. On the other hand, H Ticmpo and La
Epoca urge that the only possible hops for the safe
ty Of the country is the adoption Of system whose
basis shall resemble the plan Of lguaIa. The lead
ing features ofthis celebrated plan, which was pro-
claimed by lurbde on the 24th Of Febmary, 1921,
were as follows; ... ~ .. \
"ARr. 4. The government shall be constitutional
monarchy. ~ r. III. ....t
"ARr.s His majesty Ferdinand VII shall be in
viied to the throne Of the empire and in Of his
refusal the Infantes Don Carlos and Don Francisco
de Paula. .. ..r ... .. rg ....
"ARr. 8. Should his majesty Ferdinand VII and
his august brothers decline the invitation the nation
Is at liberty TO invite TO the imperial throne any
member Of reigning families whom il may select"
Iturbids himself was soon called 70 The throne
and his subsequent fate is we'll known. The course
pursued by III TEMPO, in advocating his plan Of
guala excited good deal Of effervesesnee against
t. according to the opposing Journals but FL Indiea-
dor, Of Vera Cruz, Of the 26th, would lead to the
belief that the offence said to be given by FL Tempo
is exaggerated.
An Important association Of bepeyoence, consist
ing Of Spaniards resident In Mexico has been form.
and its establishment just at this moment and the
liberal subscriptions made to it, may be deemed sig
nifcant.
On the Sd of February the e0ndr.eia, from the
mines of Zacatecas, Guanajuato, and San Luis Po-
tosi, set out from the latter city for Tampioo The
amount was ~, 300 0d0 Whereabouts, and Of this
sum the Avon took to England S2,056,0l2.
FL Espectador OF the l4th ut, states thai the Eng
lIsh house Of Taylor Jsmison, q Co. had obtained
permSson to import 10000 quinials or hundred
pound weights Of cotton, and had actually paid the
100, 900 OF accruIng duties.
The papers give reports ofthe frequent rlesertions
rom General Taylor, and one Of them positively as
seyerses that il knew that one company Of forty
Dragons was only awaiting favorable opportunity
TO go over in = body to the Mexicsns. These re-
ports, like others received, are doubtless mostly
made up OF Mexican eYsggerstion,
SsIor Arangolz, formerly Mexican consul for
this port, has been appointed uspector-general Of
the custom-houses OF the interior.