New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
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Correspondence of The Tribune


VERA CRrz, 3lst July, le46
The deRoiemeat mentioned in my last, has hap
pened. The portrait of Santa Ana has been car
ried In triumph through the principal avenues OF
the City with acclamauons, and the approving qui.
essence OF the Nationalroops OF the Fortress Of San
Juan dillon. You may rest assured this move
ment will go forward, and Santa Ana and Almonte
viii make triumphant passage from this to the
Capital of the Republic This viii cement all de
lection within the boundaries of the Nation and as
natural consequence, bring about more ener-
getic defence of the National Honor A Universa al
Sentiment prevails and the one idea is to repel
the Invader and recover ground lost by the mac
ton of the National forces.
Whether we shall be able to carry out our in
tentions, or rather intended efforts must be deci-
ded by the Future. 1t is believed here however,
that the Government of the United States will
soon be sick Of their upon us, and confess it s
easy matter they imagine overrun
and subdoe Eight Millions of united hearts stung
to madness by unparalleled injustice, perscvercd in
for nearly ten years and terminating in an invasion
as justification Of it.
You will discover, by the papers that will now
reach you that Letters Of Niayqus to be issued
for the distressing OF your commerce that De
cree has passed, unanimously in the National Jun
ia for the promotion Of all who signaze themselves,
in future engagements, with the United States
forces that line decentralization is to be thrown
up around the city OF Mexico to an extent of many
miles in circuit, and that there is determination
ON the part of the whole people to resist whatever
forces may appear among them in offensive at
titudo.
Nn1 oil tlnty forces
are now about to realize the difficulties which, had
we been more assiduous, would have caused
probably, different feeling among them feeling
other than that OF security.
The decree alluded TO above sanctions change
in the formation of battaous; that is intended as
you will probably perceive, at once. to enable the
force to attack those under General Taylor Cue
rillafashon or small harassing sections the
forces of the United States are composed, princi-
pally Of new levies attacks, by such small sec
tons will materially impede their success
General Paroles was about to leave the Capital
for Monterey: it is said that town has received
many additions recently OF military and other
stores and these placed under the control ofthe
General commanding there ut this time
Authority distinctly denies any Mexicans We're
killed in the rencontrc with the launches Of the
Blockading Squadron off the River Antigua. al.
though several shells were thrown from the fleet.
A long list of voluntary subscriptions in aid OF the
War will be found in some of the journals now
sent to YOU. Altogether, the news that will now
reach You will be found very interesting As to
what may be the prevalent notion of the course
likely to be adopted by Santa Ana, it will possibly
be better to remain silent upon at the present time
You are fully aware OF his energy as man; his
return viii necessarily strengthen, not weaken the
country Paroles has conducted himself well, and
nobly The only difficulty with him has been the
Monarchy question. Ii Santa Ana returns, (Which
there is very little doubt Of Paredes may, even
under him, retain the command he is about to as
sumo Of the Army of the North
There have been frequent changes IN the Secre-
,aries of the Departments which will prove to you
that modification was inevitable the return OF
Santa Ana will amalgsmate all opinions Gen,
Bravo himself was formerly, and doubtless is now,
friend OF the cx-President Altogether. affairs
never looked better for consolidation of the ma
TONS strength than they do at this time. must
close BRAyIss1Mo
P s. Additional letters OF tins date will confirm
all the intelligence in the above. Santa Ana We
fully expect here within Is days from now. b.
Vera Cruz. august |, 1876,