Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-31
From the New O'tc0ns Times, Aarca :,
LATER FROM MEXLrT,

A~Ah hoo MEANsG. -
We have news from Vera Cruz 10 The ID inst
and from The city OF Mexico 10 the 2U'r uIi.. y,
way OF Havana, brought ihither by the brig i.
Sonle, arrived here yesterday, having LETT Ii. ,at-
ier poll on The 10Th inst
The British steamer Avon arrived at Havana
OF the 7;h inst, from Vera Cruz, whence .hcS
sailed on he Isl inst. She had on board - .c1;..
0i2 in specie.
Letter., from both Vera Cruz and the civ OK.
Mexico mention that The whole OF the ReDuplic
was IN slate OF great tranquility, the adininis-
ton OF Paroles seeming daily 10 gain ground, in
gensIal Influence and popularity.
letter before us, from Mexico, states that
rumor was current that Nj. Sdeli would be
shortly invited tc The capital, and formally re-
ceived as Minister.
Allnon,e las been succeeded in the portfolio Of
the War Department, BY Gen. Don jose Maria
| Tornel
There were three U. S. corvctes and big Of
| "ai al Sacrltcios when The Avon sailed. |; was
aso stated that three or four vessels Of war be-
Longing 10 tue United States, were oil the tar a;
hatlnoios. lhe Mexican steamer Gauiu ioupe
hah Conveyed reinforcement Of troops 10 Tam
| Pco .os era C:uz, and il was ALREADY known
there mat Gen. Taylor hal broken up his camp
al Corpus Christi and was approaching the lei
bank OF The Rio Bravo.
The Vera Cruz Indicator, Of the 18th u, s,a:es
that when The GaGda!oupe returned 10 thai Port
on the 9Th, she reported Thai they We're recruit
ing men al aia!amoros, Ior the purpose Of driving
Tue American forces from their position on The ~.
bank Of The Rio Brave, or Giande. Report. were in
circulation AT Vera Cruz that tic Mexicans had
actually compelled Gen. Taylor 10 retire, but
they were utterly uniounied.
The Mexican press are principally occupied
/ al The present moment in discussing the Gnes-
tons which will probably come before Congress
at tac next meeting the principal OF which is the
mode OF government, or Constitution, which xiii
be adopted. Some advocate The susiainin. OF
existing institutions; cheIs, that The only way OF
saving the country is 10 revert 10 The old Consli-
tu.ion, knownas The plan OF Ieuaia.' The pa
pera supporting The existing stale things. are The
.Meniv;ia HI,orico, The Reiurme, aud ire No.
IitUr; those which uiae a change are the ITEM
70 aud th= Eroca The mouarchical noliors Of
The Tempo had occasioncd some enervesceuce
amongst he people according TO some, but rs
Indicator, Of Vera Cruz, denies il IN toto
The Expectador cl the 18th safes, that lie
English house OF Tay eur, ]amlson L. Co.. have
requested permission 10 import 0,000 quiniaIs OF
Cotton, and that they have paid in;o Inc Treasury
10000 as duties
STRsNGs-i4d iaLsG, no doaji.--li is stated 10
these papers, That deserlions THE MeXcan> have
frequently taken place amongst the United Sl2ies
Troops, lately At Corpus Christi. Two loo. SOL
dies had arrived 81 Malam3,as and il was known
Ina "a officer, sergeant, and forty drasoo.s
were oaiy waiting favorable opportunity 70 io!
low.
rhe Expcc,ador of,he 20lh states, that the troops
in garrison, in The Clry Of Mexico are aborr quit
linz The city, with park Of art:sry Of '":,y
slns. Their Cc:ilnatiIa IS ~; lacniione1.
Tue Gazette 0! Cindad Victoria, Of The Sh IN
slant, announces lhll General d. Francisco Me-
ia il a document dated "prceciure &C !!ie tclh
Of fam#nlipas," hal Just received n,li.1 lha, he
G.si b: :cale ui The 'encmys' cavalry (Caed
States troops} was drsctia. IL march toward the:
place, OF Tie RIO Bravo AID ma he shora hc he
next O.; in possession Of corsec; Information u
ne amber OF thr Unilcd States forces, leaving
Cnrnus Christi