Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-08
LATEST FROM MEXlCO.

The New Orleans papers of the 25th ult, contain fur
Their interesting details OF the by the Brit
Isli brig OF Daring from Mexico. The Picayune
az
Upon the appearance of the Arab off Vera Cruz,
Comrnoa Conner REPAIRED board the steamer
Princeton and attempt made to intercept the A.
rab but the morning calm and she slipped into port
without hlndcrance with her valuable ght, Opinions
dfer as TO the intentions OF the commodore towards
Santa Anna some believing that n had desire
tercept INN ON this subject learn by letters
ed by the |. :. brig Perry. Pensacola Havana
that before Ana lett Havana. our consul. Col.
eft:
Col. G inquired If the General was in favor Of the war
with thr tutted states To which the General replied
y on know how II Is: If tire people ct my country
for then with them; but would prefer
before leaving havana ne requested and received rom
col Campbcii letter of introduction to commodore on
He also took with HIM valuable box Of cigars, in
tended as a present for the eommoaore pom arriving
oil ruz he took good waste time III the
pres ntation of his letter cigars.
The letter announcing the above intelligence urges
scandaious shame. that while the revolution gong
III era Cruz and Mexico. Cen TAYLOR advancing
with ms forces interior, opposed by
any consideration This is denounced as the dis
graceful. na>much by the contamination of
buttons troops from tuadafar ana 1000 from
city OF Mexico a liberty 70 the
frontier, aud these united to the army of the North
would be able 10 make head against the invaders.
Tn" same letter Announces that some adventures
from the nited States supported by the of sloop
OF had taken possession of the port of Monterey.
IN California, and the writer adds God knows what Will
be the result Of this movement, well as the INVASION
made by the OF New Mrxico.' In coaversing with
Capt. Mason, learn that the inclgenc of
upon tn" Pacific was by no means new at Vera Cruz It
having been received many days before the Daring sail
cd for this port,
Ana who had only been signaIizrd when post
script above letter subsequently
rived and received at Vera Cruz with every demons
stratlon and 10Y.
We learn that Paroles taken prisoner and con-
fined, as his manifest intention TO employ the
troops equipped for the of the North oppose the
advance of Santa Ana from Neracruz instead of march
ing ins; Cen. TaHler. The evolution the city Of
Mexico followed Immediately upon the announcement
OF the declaration Vera Cruz the 3l>t ut Some
accounts say that Gen Paroles is confined the Castle
81 Pcrotc instead OF Mexico.
The following extracts are from the New Orleans
Delta:
We, Yesterday, were incidentally informed that one
of Brti-h naval officers, from the Daring, who came
no to city, private conversation that Santa
Anna had arrived immediately oil Vera Cruz, before The
Daring sailed, and that Commodore Conner mad made
when Santa should have reached thercas reached there
he has before tiswe cannot see how Com Conner can
reconcile his duty let hun pass INTO Vera Cruz
The night before the Daring left Intelligence had been
the British consulate, confirming
By that California had been taken possession Q" by
American squadron. and that The people had declared
themselves in favor of annexation to the ned states
The New Orleans Times OF the 10Th ult. SAYS: The
proclamation issued by Gen Tay Tor, to the inhabitants
OF the Ne Republic appears of he journals
the country ana forms fruitful subject OF n,
for editors who affect to regard it, may NATURAL
be expected from their national vanity with an air OF dis
dan.
The Moniteur Of the oth contains long and forcibIe
article the revolution. 1t anmadverts IN nc
measured of severity the return of santa Anna
10 power and declares that having opposed ms elevation
il Will still continue its opposon unless assured that al
vcrsity and exile have exercised sauary influence
his character
stated that dssfftcted of Nont-rcv
IN conjunction with few inhabitants OF American ogIl
who aided by the crew Of the L. : stoop OF wa
Falmouth, took possession Of the city hoted the Amer
colors and proclaimed the Cifornas annexed to the
United States.