Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-26
From The New York Herald.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

u dcpTFturc Of Santa dltn1jOr Vera rue
-Anoider Rcpoirtior IN Msrico-1he
Preparation 20 Curry OF TIC War ,rih
The UHiiod SiGtcs-herican Letters oJ
Mar9uc Gr0Htod-dc. DC.
The packet slip Adelaide. Captain Adams.
arrived here Yesterday from Havana, whence
shv Siiled on the 9th instant.
We have received by her full files of the
Fsm Industrial, and The Distio de la ilabiua
Ia the oh, aud III R>pubiicano, the Vera
Cruz Indicator, and III Monitor X, pablicano
OF Mexico TO The lst instant.
The news thus received j. ofan highly inn
portunt character.
The English Mail steamer had arrived al
Havana from Vera Cruz.
Sh. brought Intelligence OF a revolution in
Mexico In iavor OF Santa Anna.
Soon after ihc arrival OF tn steamer Gene
rails Santa Anna. Almonie and RECON lett lii-
vana IN the Bi i,i steamer Arobt. charities
Tor that urposc, 10 take them To Vera Cruz.
aud tlcy ace uoW probably at the latter place
ltapptur, that thc city ol Mexico ant the
ciiy at Vera Cruz had both de,liItd tor Santa
Anna.
The Indicator ut Vera Cru1. olthc 3lstJuly
states: that that city had pronounced IN favor
oi TO- plan OF Guadalujard, with some addi-
tons. that Generals Landcro ADD Perez ted
us" 'fFh' 49, ANN ffNfAN w NAN NA.ANTn w
San jn1u 4 Olloa, also adhered 10 tiuc plun
Tho likeness OF Geucral Smta Anna was car
red through the streets, causing great cnthu-
siasn aud rejoicing.
The III Republican, has several columns ol
individual voluntary subscriptions, To all Ia
carrying on the war with the United States.
General rarcdes was To leave the city OF
Mexico on uhe 29th July, TO take command oi
the troops GA the frontier.
l. a. .an.aW.I a.. f1. "a IL ALL. lit
the different heads ut the departments, csp,-
cia.ly ih1t ct the Minister of War, are chang
ing the .lerhsur secretaries OF their respective
departments every two or three d,y~.
The tnuuciatiou OF the present secretaries
OF the different departments use now admitted,
aud they will leave their posts as soon az,
President PdUdcs delivers lhu Minis ol Gov
eminent to General Bravo.
DeSpoich 10 Gsacroi Toraei, Maisicr Of
Var from Parodtg.
Mori1no Parrdcs. General of Division and
President otthe Mexican Republic, TO the in
habiiants ,hcrcoE
Be st known, that the national cxtraorlin1
~ congress has deCwed, AMI thc Executive
sanctioned, the ioiJwiug articles.
AT. |. The government II authorized TO
vary OF change the organization OF the army,
according "a they m1y think most convenient
Art. ,. To 10 able Ia name without any at
ter APPRECIATION superior officers as a reward
Tor distinguished actions in the present cam
paigu.
AIT. ,, As regards the estimate, for the
maintenance of TIE troops, at the same price,
preference to b. given to national projuC-
Art. I. That there be formed anil granted
Of Narquc, TO act against the com
nerce olthc United States.
ANASrASIO BUSrAMENTE, President
t ~, I.l.,a ,INs,a, {sccrs,ad,s.
II isotdcred that this decree b. published,
lrcUlatcd, aud obcyed. ,
Palace OF the Mexican government, July p,
lSl6. =
MARIANA PAREDES Y. ARRIIAGA.i \,
The auteccdent decree WAS unanimously f,
uiy.
The government throws i,sely In the AIMS,
OF The pcoplr To save The rc fublic, and To pre-.
The Independence OF The nation aud re-.
publican principles from being sacrificed by
heir Norheri Invaders. rue government
firmly believes thc ctlori viii b. successful.
The troubles OF the citizens Of Mexico on
the Rio Gdnde are alluded to in thc presses
oi the country, sud with much apparent Bit
terness against the United States.
The citizens OF Mexicoare called on, in gen
eral terms, 10 rise ca mass, aud repcl their in
vaders.
The government are sending, with all de-
spatch, extensive war supplies OF all d,scrip. |
lions to Monterey, 10 b. al the disposal of the
COMMANDMENT Chief.