The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-01-09
From tbs ~ Y. Herald Exsrs. Of yesterday.
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.

The packet barque Ann Louisa, Capt Wilson,
arrived this morning from Vera Cruz, with adyces
to the l4h ult, twelve days later than before re-
eeiyed.
The Vera Cruzsno and FL Monitor Constitution
al, 10 the 10Th, are among our files.
Although there have been numerous reports here
and essrywhers Of a revolution in Mexico, placing
Paroles at the head Of affairs, yet Of the pa
pers received by the arrival lisp word Of IL. They
are as quiet and ignoant OF any revolution said 70
be IN their very midst, as newly-born child. We
are In hopes, however, Of finding out in some way
whsther or not there has been a revolution.
The annexed letter seems 10 contradict the rumor
OF an actual revolution, but indicates that one can
very easily be produeed
VERA CRuz, Dec. 8, ls45.
II 10 said In Vera Cruz that President Heners,
and all his ministers, going TO resign Is even
published in the 'Siglo Siez y Neueye.' |, for my
part fear that the continued rumors Of revolutions
will check all mercantile transactions.
The steamer Guadaloupe len this morning with
troops for Tobaseo, and il is said the Montezuma
will soon sail for Tampico. ....
There Is nothing known yet respecting the prog
ress Of your minister Mr. Slidsll in regard 10 set
ling amieably the Texas question. II this present
government could get hold Of 5000, 900 perhaps
the progress Of revolution might be stopped for a
time, although most Of the officers not very ell
ergetie; yet still they considered much more hon
eat than their predecessor.
Il wo vessels OF war arrived yesterday from new
Orleans, one OF which brought Mr.. Panot, bearer
Of dispatches from the United States, for what OBJ
ecI is not known.
The night before last an article was Published in
the Vera Cruzana Libre in favor of Santa Ana, and
the people raised, and were going 10 throw the PRINT
ing materials out Of the window; but the authori-
ties were obliged 10 take part In the business
and force the editors 10 give satisfaction 10 the
public.
Il appears that Gen. Rivera will not suffer hi,
troops 70 20 against public opinion. .-r
Gen lncan has sent 10 Perote for six pieces OF
artillery, and $4,000 muskeis, to arm the people OF
Puebla.
In the city OF Mexico they also speak Of arming
the militia. Some runors say that Paroles is going
TO Maamorasi others say he Is going 10 Mexico
In addition 10 all this, Is despatch, in one OF the
Mexican papers, from Gen. Paredes TO the Seereta.
~ Of War, dated San Luis Polosi, No &c, in which
he states, that having learned that Col. Barragan
had circulated reports OF his (the generas) inten.
tou TO pronounce for dictatorship, he had ordered
Bansgan to be arrested, and proceedings 10 be
taken against him; and the Dario del Goberno
pubhshes editorial paragraph, affirming that all
the reports imputing to General Paredes designs
hostile TO the government are utterly without foun-
dation.
The Vera Cruz papers announce the departure
for the city Of Mexico Of ST. d. Juan slidell, the
American minister.
The secretary to the American Legation, Mr..
PARROT, had reached Vera Cruz In the United States
brig Porpoise.
The United States ship 81. Mmy's was 10 leave
Vera Cruz on the 18th ult., for Pensacola. The
Porpoise was TO wait orders-probably from MIR.
Slidelln