The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-09-04

public generally to see Mr.. ITaywoods ad
dress, we have given the whole lh,s week
TO the exclusion Of almost every thing else. |
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Intelligence of the most important char.
ac,cf has been received from Mexico. We.
ra Cruz and the Castle of San Juan u'lloa
ord Gnadalalara have declared in favor Of
Gen. Santa Anna and he has suiIcd from
Havana Cor Vera Cruz but lie will find il
difficult to reach las destination if the
blockading squadron do their duty. The
Mexican pnpeTs give accounts Of the PIE
pafatlans 10 rcpcI our army. They suy
every provision has been made for an army
Of 10000 men, which Is to rendezvous at
san Louis Potoslo bui this force IS repre-.
Gened by gentleman in Mexico TO be com
posed Of f,peros and jurochos the low.
a., class Of tic cross breeds, who arc mis-.
cradle looking beings, and may 6.h; hard
but without discipline. THIS force, they
imagine, with the troops at The North viii
make quite respectable army If Tho lol.
loving letter is u be relied upon, our army
all have harder time Of II than any one
imagined
Couaspondcnco n Ito y Y Tribune
Nl4, CR,4 3Ia July. 1916.
The 2CHoutmeaf mentioned III my last,
has nappruad. Tho porra, Of Santa Aua
has boon carucd IA triumph through the
principal avenue, Of the City with nccla.
nations, and the approving qulescence Of
The National troops Of the Fortress Of San
Juan duiIoa. You may, rem Sam, Ana ,,
'''"'g''''"' - MI mako a triumphant pas.
sage from tpls to the CJpital Of the Repub-
DC, This will cement oil detection within
The boundaries Of tho Nation end, a. nat.
ural consequence, bring about a more en-.
cfgetc defence Of tho National Honor. A
Universal Sentiment prevails, and tho one
idea Is to % fepol the Invader, and recover
ground lost BY tho lnaclIon OF the Nation.
a torccs.n
Whether sc shall bc nblc 10 carry out
our intentions, or rather intended cii,rts,
must DO decided by The future, 1t is be.
lieycd here, however, that the Government
OF the L. States will soon be sick Of their
war upon u, and confess II Is not So easy
matter as they imagine 10 overrun and sub.
duo Eight Millions Of united hearts, stung
70 madness BY unparalleled injustice, per.
severed 10 for nearly ten wears and tcrmi.
na'tug Va an INVASION as Justification Of II,
You vii discover, by the papers that
viii aow reach you, dat LeHtrs Of Hdrguc
are 10 be ISSUED Tor the distressing of your
commerce that decree has passed unan.
lmousIy, 10 the National Jnnta. Tor the pro.
motion Of all who siguaize themselves IN
future engagements, with the /. States
forces that a liuo Of decentralization il to
be thrown up around the city Of Mexico
to al extent Of many mllcs IN circuit, and
that there "a determination on tho part
Of the whole people to resist whatever
forces may appear among them IN an OF.
lrnsiyc attitude.
You viii perceive from the that your
forces are nuw about 10 realize the difficult
uns which had VIC been more assduous,
would have caused, probably, n different
feeling among them feeling other than
that Of security,
The decree alluded 10 above sanctions a
change IN the formation Of bat'alions that
IS intended, as you will probably perceive,
Mt once, to enable the force 10 attack those
under General Taylor Guerilla fashion, or
small harrassIng sections as the forces OF
the United States are composed, principal.
ly, Of new leyIcs, attacks, by such small
sections, will materially impede their sue.
cess.
General Paroles was about to leave the
Capital for Monterey: It is said that town
has received many additions recently Of
military and other stores, aud these are
placed under the control Of the General
commanding thcfo at this time.
\ long list of voluntary subscriptions IN
aid Of the War will DO found in some of
the Journals now sent TO you. Altogether,
the news that viii now reach you will be |
found very interesting. As to what may |
be the prevalent notion Of the course like
" to be adopted by Santa Ana, it will pos.
slbIy be better to remain silent upon at the
present time. You are fully aware of his
energy as a man; his return will nccossa-
riv strengthen, not weaken, the country
Paroles has conducted himself well, and
1obIy. The only difficulty with him has
Docn the monarchy question. II Santa
Ana returns, (Which there IS very little
loubt OF Paroles may, even under hun,
-clain the command he is about TO assume
If the Army of the North
There have been frequent changes IN the
of the Departments, which will
,rove to you that modification was ncv-
table; tho return Of Santa Ana will ANAL
,amatc all opinions. Gen. Bravo himself
vas formerly, and doubtless is now, a friend
# tho ex.prosident. Altogether, the af.
airs never looked better for consolidation ,
# the nations strength than they do at
his time. ! must close.