New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
From the N. O. Picsyune, 2lst-
Later from Mexico.

l<dteE from .Uexlc0.
The bark Claremont Capt Ler-nond arrived at
this port yesterday from Vera Cruz whence she sailed
on the 6th inst By Ter have recei-ed hes from
The city Of Mexico 10 the ID inst and from Vera Cruz &c
the 9Th.
And first Of all the revolution 80 confidently tpokea Of
b the mater of the bark Mandarin, take place
the Sd inst did OF agreesbiy TO
The Vera Cruz papers speak very freely upon the sub
Jet Ell Luoorr0r that tie revolution did not take
place, 1t only because the leading engaged in
IL differed about the TO be taken 10 prnc
Plea they were perfectly of accord The passage OF Cen
Almonte through Vera Cruz on his way TO Havana at
forded an opportunity 20 communicate with Gen
Santa Ana, which was readily embraced II goes
farther, and says tina: when the necessary steps
have been agreed upon, the revolution Will not be long
delayed The paper Of the ID inst states that n
Vera Cruz the Government Of Paroles hss completely
lost all popularity and respect and thai when reyou-
ton hourly expected men OF al political opinions
either openly favored II or remained indleerent-nonc
opposed ii.
intelligent source In Vera Cruz dated the 9Th inst
These attribute the failure Of the expected revolution 10
disagreement between the Federalsta and the Santa
Ana party They represent everything perfectly quiet
The fhgate Potomac arrived AZ Vera Cruz from Nor
folk on the Let met. The American squadron Sacr
hcos the 9Th inst composed of ,ne riga,es Cum
berland and Potomac and the sloops Falmouth, 81 Ma
rys and John Adams.
The Courier Francois Of the lst inst published In
the city OF Mexico announces upon the authority OF
private letter that the port Of Mszsan had been block
AIDED by the Americans and that the troops which were
to have sailed from San Bias for Mazsan mad been or
dered 10 proceed by land. The Mexican papers say
nothing Of this and the Courier evidently good
deal increduous in regard TO the matter Although there
be foundation Tor the rutnor IL may be well to
hear the Editor Of tho Cor haB to say upon the sub
ect upon the presumption that the blockade was de-
clared
Behold then the war broke forth upon the point the
most feeble and yet the most interesting OF the hepuo
lie 1.-THE announcement OF the blockade OF Mazatlan be
authentic this FIRST hostile demonstration on the part OF
the United States menaces directly the CALIFORNIA;,
and If roal
cannot fail to succumb at the first blow. And In the
midst of these nomentous transactions the soidsdnt
national press lie around TO preach homes for this
that form OF government TO cisparage and Willy every
in power and suggest nccndiary under
the euse of procsming the union OF citizens Great
God how sad Ia the spectacle before US
Senior D. Manuel +. GOrostza has accepted the port
folio oftbe Treasury Department resigned by the former
incumbent in consequence Of III health La ReforNa
that Gorosza made IL condition TO his accept
Of Office that the President should modify the call
for the constituent in Congress- and abrogate the decree
in regard the press and that the President acceded
TO this. Up the I'd inst denial Of this had appeared
in the Diaro Official FL Republican, urges upon the
President 10 reace his steps especially his measures
toward the press and reminds him that II is mag
unanimous to acknowledge the errors already committed
and pursue course, than obsnately 10 hold out
against the clearest manifestations Of public opinion.
The two Mexican papers. the R,forma and the Contra
Tnpo have been seized by the Government and Sehor
Zercero the editor OF the first and d. Luis Espino OF
the second have been put under arrest Two military
gentlemen ALSO have been ordered from the Capital
der species of arrcs-Gcnera Acorta repair Oak
and Capt Schiafno to San Juan de Ulua The two
editors proceeded against because they openly de-
nanded the recall of Santa Ana and his restoration TO
power; the other TWO individuals had taken very
tive part In getting protest In favor OF the republl-
can systema protest which was signed by large num-
Der Of officers The republican press full OF indignant
rebukes Of the course OF Government In pursuing jour
nails devoted Santa Ana while takes step 10 check
Ell Tempo, which continues its warm advocacy OF mon
Rrchca principles and praises the state OF Mexico under
The old colonial rule
We note that the President is gradually eaectine
organization Of the army almost every paper containing
orders for the reduction OF one regiment the creation OF
another, and the like This clearly evinces disrust OF
the army under its old officers.
We find in the Mexican papers continual! dispatches
from General Mea detailing proceedings upon the Rio
Grande The examination of numerous deserters from
Gen Tsylor's troops given TO show the American
designs but our advces direct days later than
by Cruz and quite authentic MS the reVea
lions OF deserters.
TIE primary elections going on in some of the
but excited little interest. Il wa1 even
difficult to induce majority OF those possessing the
franchise TO exercise II in any way.
The mission of Gen. Almonte to France has been at.
trbuted to variety of motives. the most plausible OF
which would appear to be the desire OF Pareds to get
rid Of him-to send him into an honorable exile The
Diaro Official the contrary says that the PRESIDENT
wau induced to make the appointment solely In conse
ouence of the severe illness Of the present Minister TO
France Senior Caro- and in consideration OF the high
qualifications oil Gen. Amonte and ms familiarity Win
tho controvered points with the United States Inc
raj had an outfit of $40 GEO. and an annual salary OF
the same amount allotted TO him.
The death of D. Manuel Cortazar Is announced. he
was the treasurer administrator OF the tobacco reve
nue. and is spoken of as an honest public officer
The Archbishop Of Mexico was seized with apopleXy
ON the nigh, the Both ult. and his life time
despaed of but be somewhat better the I'd inst
The wretch Palacio who was the principal instgaior
In the assassination Of D. Luis Faconi and his bro;hsr
In law, and who had been sentenced to DEATH made ms
escape from prison Vera Cruz the morning OF the oh
inst, The authorities making digent pursuit Tor
him. His guilt had excited the utmost adherence TO-
ward him.
Lnte from Brazos Santiago.