New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28
From Mexico.

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date the most important pats OF their intelligence
has Teen anticipated
Tic papers are ined win proruncieentos II favor Of
santa Ana We notice those Of Mexico A-nascarentes
Peu5la, Vera Cruz Oajaca Gue.e:ezo San Luis Potosi
Duraago. ZacGecas, TObasco and Others. On the 2ita
ult AlUutc, Cresceato. Recon and Boves reached the
ety 0; Mexico. They had accompanied Santa Ans tom
Don Juan Morales has been appointed Governor c:
Gugaajuato.
was issued, ccnierr!n- pcEary powers upon The rev
Congress 70 meet IL December. The PRONUNCIATION OF
this order created general satisfaction The people mas
tened n large numbers 10 the National Palace amidst
cries OF Viva santa ana Viva Fsrias = Long
live the army"
The Vera Cruz papers express strong desire tina,
the Congress should couTee before the period hst
agreed upon--tne 9th December.
Don Francisco Olagnbe! has been appointed Governor
the State OF Mexico in place Of Senior CCrra and
Don Juan Soto Governor OF TIC Department Of Vera
Cruz.
We notice several addresses 10 various portions OF the
army by different chiefs They breathe nothing but
vengeance against the United States, and express
hden, belief that under the nriEcible Santa ana splen
did victory viii be achieved over the troops OF this
country.
On the goth ult beat LETT the Cali Squadron with
flag OF truce. and approached the town OF vera Cruz
Having touched the shore. officer delivered letter 10
the Commander General and returned without awaiting
reply According 20 the Vera Cruz Indicator the let
contained another addressed the Mexican Mniser
OF Foreign Relations. Il contained II al probability
the overtures of peace.
Another decree has been put forth by the Provisional
Government which declares the Constitution OF le IN
ia!l force until new one De formed me Depaf iiei
a! assemblies and the Council! OF the Government arc
abolished. y. o. Bee. 18th
The Picayune of the same date has the following
additional items
Cen Paroles was still prisoner in the castle Of Pc
rOe. When made prisoner nc his way to Cucre
taro escorted BY aity lancer and surrounded by lew
military friends The detachment in pursuit consisted
ofj0O troops and came up with him at the hacienda of
Ahuchuetes the 9Th Of August The commander OF
these troops minated 10 him the folly Of resist
ance and he surrendered without struggle. lie was
conducted 10 the Capital being treated with perfect
courtesy aud consideration. he demanded TO De allow
cd 70 lcnye the country TINS not though; safe be
fore the revolution should be completely liiaet
and for greater security he was after remaining several
days in Mexico conducted 10 Pcroc, wherc nc now lies
Some papers talk Of doing justice upon him as non
drciiS and traitor but the Of Gen sails i quite
Observation-Disclosures respectful and expressive OF re
orct that he should be subjected 10 military restraint
Sails submits his 10 the discretion OF Santa Ana
We expect soon to hear OF his enlargement
Gen. Sails, who exercised supreme command from
the 18th 10 the Goth OF august processes TO have done as
ttc as possible of his will. and only what was uy
gently demanded by the necessity OF the case
lie boasts however that he had done what he could
to mid the brave who in Monterey have determined
to die rather than succumb to the invasion ana perhGi
business of the Americans" On the 18th of August he
issued Proclamation, in which he announced 20 his
counrvncn that n insult had been offered 10 them
that another act of baseness had been perperated by
the Americans lie alludcs TO the CALIFORNIA;, which
he says the Americans have seized by the strong
hand after having vilainousy robbed of Texas He
announces that the expedition which had been so long
preparing would set forth days for the recovery
Of the country and that measures would be taken to ar
range the differences which had existed between the
people of the CALIFORNIA; and the various preceding Cen
trail Administrations
! In conclusion he appeals eoquently to the Cafor-
mans TO second with their hes; exerons the attempt
which would be made drive out The Americans and
unite their oh and fertile territories forever TO the
Republic
The Rcpabicapo of the following day announces that
Gen Morales has been named commandant in the Cali
iornas and that lie would proceed mmed atcly 10 his
destination, accompanied by Senior CastanaTes Colec-
tor OF Monterey
In another paper we see announced the death OF the
Bishop OF California and in the paper slusion Is
made 10 events iii California al which point our arms
have suffered reyerses.
In regard to the loss OF the Truxton we see but two
three lines lis said that she ran aground On the
bar the night OF the 18th OF August that she threw
over guns and tina. her surrendered on the
18th. There is no Boosting over the exploit
During the administration OF Sails various proclana
tons had been Issued the people 20 take part
in the war by eninc and by contributing tei! means
Efforts made organize The local militia but with
little apparent effect The piario OF the 18th announced
that Gen. Anpudia had received the command OF the
Z" Army OF the North.
Another paper SAYS that Cen Manuel Romero has
been appointed 10 the command of the third brigade OF
the same army On the Goth August IS mentioned
that 900 had been RENTED 70 Caaiso but the pur
pose is not named.
The latest adyices from Monterey were contained in
letter OF the 3lst OF July announcing the dishand-
men. OF the Louisiana volunteers and TIE departure VI
5000 of them whereby it said that the proposed
march OF Gen Taylor upon that city and satlo would
be frustrated
san Luis Potosi pronounced the 9Th OF August and
we md 10 mention Of the counter declaration there OF
which we have had reports The Indicator OF the 9th
nit says that Canpeachy would declare on the 10Th and
that Gen. Bassadre and Ex-Governor Mendez Were mere
Tor the purpose and that the State o. Nucstan would be
rciucoiporatcd INTO the Republic. The news was eN-
pccted daily al Vera Cruz via Iobasco.
The decree of the 18th OF May cutting down the san
ries OF various civil officers, has been anrulled
Gen sails who had previously ordered the Governors
OF different Departments 10 be guided explicitly by me
directions OF Santa Ana on the I'D OF August issued
bando nacionR edict countersiGned by senior Mons
TRIO then the head OF the State Department and adj
dressed Gen. CoTtna the Governor OF the STATE Of
Mexico This ciic; embraces The views OF Santa Ana.
LATER FROM EAyASA-There were several am
walls from Havana yesterday, and we have hes OF papers
before Us 10 the Sih August The British steamer Med
way arrived from era Cruz on the ON INST VIII sSo
900 ia specie.
some passengers who arrived here yesterday on d
vessel which le Havana the 10TH report that tour
vessels OF the French squadron had arrived there ie"
DAYS prior their sailing and mat three or !otr mort
were expected, when the whole would sal Tor era
Cruz This agrees with paragraph IN the DiGTo &c "a
Marina, which says these vessels We're looked ioE-
The Psyche and steamer Toune-re were 10 De OF the
number the former conveying the French Minister 70
Mexico The vessel had been delayed for farther N
srucGons in regard TO the med!aon "dcA II was sup
posed Mexico had solicited IRON France - TIC Wa VIZ
The United States.
The local news of Havana IS ofno interest. letter
from Mexico in the DtGrio expresses doubts As 10 me
psruanency OF the coalition between the federastS a
Santa Auas friends by which The Revolution has been
brought about |; mentions also report that den.e
arrangement OF the foreign debts OF Mexico haa Deem
effected, but the writer appears incEe1n!pIs'
lie SAYS Ana expected Il; me I a}.- or 'ie
Sd inst Farther he says OF the troops which ett NtA
leo for the frontier 70 be under the command OF the