Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-25
AFFAIRS IN METICO.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

The Faro Iadnsriai dc Ia Habasa Of the s'h August,
ssys:The seurvy making great devastation in the ranks
| OF the American Navy.
The American ship John Adams has relieved the soop
81. Mary, in the blockade OF Tampieo.
Colonel Antonio Martinez sustained by the populaec OF
Topic, has made counter revolution bringing things
back their former state, recognising the Supreme Co
vernment
The military force of Tampieo bss been materially aug
mened expecting attack from the bloekading vessels Of
tho Limited States.
Gen. Bravo. with the Ministry will go to Chspu,e-
pee, and establish there continuous line Of military from
that point the citadel OF Mexico.
On the 22d July the second brigade composed OF 1900
men. infantry, with 500 horses pieces OF artillery bag
gage train Of 400 mules with requisite equipments lc
the capital.
President Gen. Paredes will follow ,hi, brigade On the
10th, the first brigade of the army left for Msamorss
der the command Of Gen Garcia Condo.
From army of the North, courier just arrived
with dispatches tor the government Their contents
unknown but il believed that they asked for greater
activity IN the forwarding OF troops. ..tt| IT. d
The continuous showers heavy rains in all parts Of
Mexico were approximations much 10 impede The
mails. OF which several due, from the northern pro-
vinces
On the 27th Of Jolly the third brigade OF the army will
march from the city OF Mexico TO Mstamoras.
The 81 Monitor RepE6Ifeano Of the 2lst July contains
the following
The petentions Of the United States are they not ex
tromely moderated They only require the Rio Grsnde
for boundary, from its to its mouth, 1000 miles
length; the payment OF the old debt the expenses OF the
present war, amounting already 10 so millions dollars.
and the CALIFORNIA;. What moderation! We shall sec
what they will bd able 10 obtain: Il believed they
(he United Slses) will repent what they underken
they did expect the Mexicans would resist and they
conded Ana party for friends; they mistake
themselves; they will nd in them their berest enemies
On OF their inz victories; they exalted; and
vsing orous they they afraid OF the Mexican
soldiers and only dread the pOPulnee rising ua,se
defend their religion and customs. They appoint
Bishop Hughes TO make known to Arch Bishop that
they DESTROYS interfere with relgon bur-
ve;y wise and worthy Archbishop will listen to their
Soicitude.
The El R,puBlieanO of the 18th July states by author
iy, that Notwithstanding several shells from the enemys
vessels off the river Antigua, single Mexican
killed.
DiArO GObieuO
MEIICo, July 2l.-Two brigades completely equipped.
have already e this capital for San Luis Potosi and in
short time the provisional president Paredes) will depar,
with the remainder Of the army OF reserve.
In the equipment of these forces including horses cloth.
ing trains, and munitions, than $780, 900 has been
expended within these last months all which has been col
ected and paid that nothing OF any importance
due. MoreOye. the the received con
siderable cash. and in orders the capitals of the
interior departments. which have been successfully nego
uatsd In this subsistence has been provided for the
army long time come, which rendezvous in San
Luis PoOsi the number Of 10000 This force,
with the addition OF the troops in tho NORTH will make
quire a respectable army.
All necessary measures have been taken here TO secure
ment vi their dues and also that the corps actively
forming may be promptly paid.
In the midst OF these attentions, the public officers
receive their salaries puncualy, although reduced in
mount by OF the circumstances which repub
lie is placed. The government has secured of
deayng the ordinary expenses Of government during all
the present year. and also for the extraordinary expen
ses, without burdenng the people with contributions
or the treasury with new loans.
Thus the nation will that the government has not
made OF the extraordinary powers conferred upon
by Congress for providing carry the Our
unjust invaders, who in the deum Of their ambition have
proclaimed that OF would make slaves
without conflict will hnd that the Mexican nation has
great resources in the interior and that they will be suf
Gent IN EVENT. for the order and moral
power Of tue increase them. The govern
mont OF the United States with little reflection, will per.
eeve that the which it wages against is be
terminated by conquest Of country, but by honor
able propositions of peace.
Animated by patriotism, the governors OF departments
and the rstrious clergy Of the republic noby aid the
government with the has asked Of ihem and
there is doubt that they will do il promptly and cheer
fully; and the commandant generals following example
aie, will cooperate, might be expected from their ci-
vic virtues, that by economy the sacrifices Of the nation
may be less.
The problem that the Mexican government can live up
on its interior and the war though
should be continued five years, solved And 1t il
also that a the It has been able decree
the payment Of its creditors. The last arrangement Of the
debt which proof Of the good faith and probiy the
government, indemnihes thsm fully for the sacrifices
which they made during the short period OF suspension,
necessary only for the moment