True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-08-26
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FROM MEXICO!

tlSil mai steamer Dee from vera CruZ
The dates by this conveyance are TO the
29th ut. from Mexico, and LIST inst. from
Vera Cruz, being from the former place
seventeen days, and from the. latter four
teen days, later than previous accounts.
The most important portion Of the news
is that communicated TO rs verbally by
Capt. Delvaille, of whose veracity we have
no doubt He says that Santa Anna hav.
ing heard of the pronunclamenlo at Vera
Cruz in his favor, and qgreeably to previ
Gus arrangement, no doubt, left Havana in
the British steamship Montezuma, on the
evening of the Sth inst. for Vera Cruz, nc.
companicd by the whole Of his suite.
On the day of the departure o(the steam
ship the city of Vera Cruz, with all the
troops and Castle of ST. Juan de Uioa, had
pronounced in favor of General Santa An
ma, and his portrait was riumphantIy pro-
menaded in the streets aud public places,
with accIama!onS from every quarter.
Gen Bravo, who was appointed Vice
President at the first meeting of Congress,
sent in his resignation on the 18th utimo,
stating as the principal reason for doing SO,
that his delicate health would not permit
him to devote that attention TO the duties
OF his office which was necessary. Con-
gresS would not accept the resignation, and
as Gen. Paroles was about to leave for the
Northern frontier, Gen. Bravo was sworn
in OH the 2Slh nit
Several DEGREES had been issued by the
Government, ordering measures To be Ia
ken for the payment of all necessary cX-
pcnScS TO carry on the war, and providing
that the public government funds be ap.
propdated for that purpose. Orders were
likewise issued for the formation of new
militia regiments.
On the l0jh, a circular was published
by Gen. Pde les, and sent to the Minister
OF Finance, ordering The small ports of Al
varado, TnXpam, Goatzacoalcos, Soto la
Marina, and TecoIeuta, on the GuIicoast,
and Manzauillo OF the Pacific, TO be open
ed 10 foreign trade daring the time Of the
blockadug OF the principal ports Spanish
ConSuls had been appointed TO some OF
them few days after.
The Minister Of War and Marine had
Instructed the Commander in Chief Of the
troops in The city of Mexico to have equip
ped several regiments both ofiniantry and
cavalry, IN readiness to march rs soon as
Tire President should ordarit On the 10Th
The lSt brigade. under the command of
Cen CANA Condo, had left for Mntamoros
or rather, we presume for Monterey. Gen.
Canalcs was at n few leagues from RENO
sa. On the 18th, with 100 men, on his way
TO that city. On the 22J, detachment Of
1900 men of all arms, with pieces Of ar
iillcry, left the city Of Mexico for the Nor
thcrn frontier.
The Diario Ofcid Of the 2lth says,
that two detachmcns had left the day pre-
viouS for San Luis poioSi, and that the Pre-
sidcnl was to follow with Others about the
last Of the month More than S20O000 ,
nd been spent in the equipment Of these
troops, every cent OF which had been paid .
out in cash, from the funds raised by the ,
government iur the prosecution of the war (
The army formed at San Luis Potosi /.
from the different departments numbered f.
according to the list published, nearly ton I
thou and men, and il would be reinforced .
by the troops remaining N the Northern .
departments.
The sane paper says tina, on the 2j,h,
Gen. ID. Florcncio Azpeilra would leave
for San Lnis at the head of 2O00 men, viz:
the Sd infantry regiment Of the line, the
regiment Of Guanaiuato, and the squadron
of Lnnccros de JallSco, with section of
the Engineers with three II Founders aud
four Founders.
The pronunciamcnios and revolutions
kept the government IN a continual look
oui. Only 1900 were TO remain IN the
city of Mexico 10 form the garrison body.
The disturbances at GuadalaJara were
increasing, bit every possible exertlon was
being made to check this revolution, which
was IN favor Of Santa Anna and Federal
ism.
Gen. M,ja, WHO is now charged with 4
the chief command OF the army, reports on
the 9th, that be would proceed 10 Monte
rev with the whole Of the troops that were
under Gen Arisia's command. Gen Pa
redes would join him there. aud ihe whole
army would then number from 10000 10
1900 Gen. Paroles Tad informed the
that he should leave on the 3lst
July.
Accounts were received IN the city Of
Mexico on the 9th. thar 5000 L. =. troops
were marching from Cdmargo 10 Monte