New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-12
FROM M ExICO.
Farther Par ticula by the Louisiana.
YER, CRUZ DATES TO THE 25rH uLTIMo.

| The Picayune says. " the Ne2lcan papers Claim
positively that number of the killed and wounded
the part OF the Americans considerable than
the Mexcans General Arsta down the force
of the MeScans Ia the seton OF tbs Sth q, COO men and
| twelve pieces OF artillery numbers stated 10
have been 1900 men, or less with great SUPERIOR
/ ~ In artillery. The destruction by artillery 10 re-
presented 70 have been severe Over three thousand
shots said hsve been fred az the Mexcans By our
artillery between O'Clock P VI and in the evening
when the battle closed. The Mexicans. in the same
time, discharged seven hundred aud iy shots from
their artillery The Mexicsn loss tie Sth IL Sc,
I down 352 Killed wounded and m'sins-and they
claim have retained possession Of the field of battle
We have the description Of the action OF the 9Th BY
Gen Avsa had supposed in our hases but we have
BY Journal friendly him. His position is represented
have been calamity forced notwithstanding the peat
sd charges OF the Mexican cavalry the last OF which
headed by Aa in person. and during which they actual
" cut 20 pieces entire companies OF the Americans
The loss OF the Americans Is still represented superior
20 that Of the Aexicans.
The papers make very patriotic sppeals to all COED
citizeus up to the the country
Even e. Republican, claims ,ha, the President ia
making and will make efforts great the
sency requires. II all 70 make the sacrifices
| which viii W demanded, and appeals the Copsres
about 10 assemble 10 sustain the at avery possible
hazard ltrecommeuds the putting aside Of personal
dissensons and deuounces those who would resort TO
foreign intervention TO bring about peace
/ f. Republican, praises Arista for the personal gal.
antry he displayed in action and hopes yet to his
name associated with victories. The General who
has fought vs!sntly with he foreign enemies OF bis
ems"
In regard to the loan attempted be raised from the
clergy of Mexico, have the -cal letter OF the Minis
ter OF the Treasury t,urbe dated The 9th before
of The actions OF the sth and sth could have
received Il sets forth The grevous necessity OF money
for the and the duty of the clergy submit
the hardship forced upon all by the national calamity lie
tells the Archbishop that the Government has appropriated
MI which mortcaged, suspendnS without
exception, all payments 10 It's creditors that Il withheld
fourth part OF the salae. OF all its employees that all
/ 1ffair ls ha,tar,,
must be exempt. He then calls or loan OF So COO
payable in twelve monthly instruments commencing the
! Goth June.
The archbishop 10 called upon TO partition the loan
among the various bodies of the clergy On the 18th
the archbishop replied that he had summoned eccle
ssstic convention To meet that morning before whom
that matter would be laid and that be would CO.
operate to the extent OF his powers " in in
which were stake the two precious objects of Mex-
cans. Its independence and s religion The next
hear Of the loan 10 in FL Republican,
OF the 2ls that the metropolitan churches could
contribute the $4,000 month allotted TO them. the
total OF their will fall short OF that
The paper states that the collection Of such sums
assigned TO the other churches is utterly mpracti
cable IN the present jnous state Of the ;thes and the
general depreciation OF ecclesiastical property This dis
appointment will prove according all accounts very
furious the Government The wealth Of the clergy had
been relied upon AS the ultimate resource OF the Govern
ment in its emergencies. Whether the disappointment
will be total. however. toe little informed TO pro-
Ii It be, 1t will prove fatal 10 the administration
of Paroles.
The garrison Topic had pronounced against the Gov
eminent but. according 10 the Disro 1t had marched d.
rectly Sinaos because the citizens Tepc had
fused TO take part in the movement Topic is town in
Guadas1ra. only few miles from the port OF San Bias
As Of Instruction at Mazatan reached Al
the lime as the action or the garrison a. san Bias We
infer that the movement concerted and that
formidable rebellion reasonably be expected Sonora
The disturbances in the South OF Mexico attributed
By the different Journals different According
it but of castles according others the
ri;G Ia for federalism and Santa Ana. Many have been
arrested suspicion of being implicated IN the dssen
sions; and that they Of very grave nature there
be doubt That it IL connected with some gene
plan which is by degrees developing Itself in those
departments of Mexico lying the Pacific we think "a
reasonable conclusion OF the nature OF H. the Mexican
papers leave US In the DARK The seizure of the arma
ment which destined for California was doub.
one of the manifestations Of extensive combinations.
In the papers OF the 2ls Of May is announced the
rest of six eminent citizens Of Mexico with view 10
examination OF their private by the govern
msrt The Is denounced as tyrannica one in
Itself and particularly in time when the government
should strive 20 coRiste he sympathies OF al Glasses
The papers earlier date contain the Of parties
suspected and arrested ordered he arrested Inter
cepted poRdence Of Aware. Rad Jed many these
We pretend 20 give The names Of the par
but tte number OF them The Of the dis
satisfaction with the administration
Letters had been received 10 Mexico from ChihuAhus
announcing that two American officers bad presented
themselves presidial garrison seventy leagues
from the city Of Chihuahua and having encountered
soldier OF the garrison they obtained from him minute
many inhabitants and soldiers could be drawn from
the department to defend the city Upon leaving him.
they made him gratuity and announced thar they
would In few days with strong force. We tud
these details In Ell Republican,
ia yoz lie Mlchoacan says that Gen. Hernandez did
actually attempt revoutonize that de pament under
ders from Gen Alvarez but that he failed and taken
prisoner and Mexico. The previous report WAS
that he convinced OF his and had voluntarily
given in his adhesion to the central government.
NEW EvESTs N MExIco-The following arti-
Gle translated for the Union will afford idea of
the way that Paredess government, founded on
military usurpaton, is working
From the Vera Cruz Locomotor Of May 49,
The supreme government has intercepted IL IL said,
part Of the correspondence which Kept W by various
individuals Mexico with The rsvou,ionists OF the South'
and consequence the citizens below named were imme
daey arrested from their being directly indirectly I'M
plicsteh:
Dons Ignacio Trigueros. Francisco P Mora, NJ. MI jim
ener Franciso Lombardo, LazarO Vlam lgpacio Sierra
= Rosso, Manuel Ituare, Domingo Romero, Anssasio
Terecero Bernardno Junco, Carlos Cabslero, Juan ~
Pereda Fernando Batres General Ventura Mora and
Espno also be arrested but they effected
their escape
Alvarez l. Co.
II The EUTAw House, Baltimore, has been
opened and is kept in excellent sty lie by Messrs.
H. CRASsrES Che well known host Of the Marine Pavil
ion Rockaway) and JACKSON Gate Of The Aston House,
that Complimentary given there In honor OF