New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-29
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
From Mexico 49,.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune
Via n Orleans, per P Sou9. HAVANA, Aug :. 80.
We we're all taken aback here yesterday. %ith
the news from Vera Cruz. The pronunciamento by
the troops Of the fortress Of that city IN iavoF OF
Santa Ana, hourly expected has taken place and
Generals Santa Ana. Alnonte, Rejon, and all those
expatriated for political differences, invited back by
i, TO their native land We ON the tipto OF
anticipation for the 3e7ousment The celebrated
Mexican chiefs now here, OF course are all ready
10 take advantage OF the movement. 10 proceed TO
Vera Cruz with all possible speed There can be no
danger Vera Cruz being key to the Republic
nud the fortress defence against any and every
opposition that may be offered But there vail be
no opposition TO the progress OF Santa Ana alter
his arrival at Vera Cruz. You Will discover that Pa
redos has determined 10 hberate all persons
fined for political offences This you 10 ml-
dcrstund s neither nor less than giving in ms
adhesion TO the pronmciamentO OF GuadalaXara
which recalls Santa Ana. AS that pronnnclamen.
to cancels all political offences since le2l OF course
those OF Paroles himself II he ever committed au!
are obiiter0tcd by it The resolve OF Paroles to
CELEBRATE all persons confined for political offences,
Indirectly offers The olive branch 10 Santa Ana mn
self; that. taken IN connection with the Ptouuncia-
mcnto and Sunta Ana declaration that he would
NOT consider Paroles his enemy paycs the way ior
cut President of Mexico They viii forget and for
give and unite their forces the good OF the nation
Gen. Bravo President in the absence Of Parcdes
commences You Will perceive his career IN thar
capacity, with a new Ministry. al OF whom
SAID 10 be favorable to settling differences with The
United States. As you were written on former
occasion. peace without doubt, has been ALWAYS
and Is nov desired by Mexico but, driven into
corner by the legislative action aud the forces o q
stronger power. peace without honor to the uptlGn
has been u hopeless expectation TO accomplish
Now however having shown her feeling by . bout
with her enemy II may be more creditably assent
cd to, provided hbera!ltv ANA not oppressive cnun
sells channel the OF the Government nj W ash
ington.
The expectation that II force OF from 2 to -,O00
men Will be ready to meet General Taylor at Mon
tcrey arouscs much anxiety for the issue II con
tlict happen aud Paroles Is successful his success
Will materially affect future operations OF the two
and n settlement OF the material difficulties
II General Taylor is successful. he Will have pos
session OF strong position winch 1t peace do not
happen-and 1T is strongly iortiGed-he will be only
removed from by the cutting OF his supplies Gd
Canarpo.
We are undora strong impression here rh0, Pare
des will arrive IN the neiEhborhood oi Monterey too
late to prevent that strong hold beng taken pos
session of by General TAYLOR Accounts say. his
detention in the Capital arose 10 have his army
well equipped for the expected struggle. He mas
been successful, al least in TINT particular. The
last Brigade composing the Division under the com
maud OF Paredcs lett the Capital OF Mexico 2-th
July, 1000 strong aud several pieces OF artillery
The movements of the armies OF countries III n
state OF war ure always more or less exciting.
The object OF all war being, however 10 induce a
peace we still 10 learn how peace Is to be
brought about and ON what terms II will be estab-
hshed VIXEN concluded Ii Santa Ana and Al
monte make n start before this leaves the port in
the brig Soue, Will note il Mt foot We be
lcvc Santa Ana and Alnontc are for peace, ii it
can be negotiated on honorable terms The idea
of those gentlemen then, coincide with that as
sumed 10 he the notion Of the new Ministry re.
Gently appointed under General Bravo, President
0d interim. So Won will perceive all things concur
to bring peace about. and it will happen if the
United States make overtures, and are not unrea-
sonable in their demands MoSTEZuMa