Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-09-03
From the Journal Of Commerce, August 81.
Late and Important from Nfexico---Re-
v0IufiOu in favor OF Santa Aniia---
Santa ANNA gone 10 MeXicO---kein-
fOrccncnt of the Army of the North.

forccmcnt of the Army of the North.
By the ship Adelaide, Capt. Adams which arrived last
evening from Havana have advices from Vera Cruz 10
Ju'y 3lst brought, by the British Dee which
rived al Havana on the 7h inst. Capt Adams has IA
with Havana pspers of the 9Th aud city Of Mexico
papers the 2sih uIt. neusve,-from which derive
Tie important intelligence which will be found below.
II will be that The city Of Vera Cruz including the
garrison Of the castle Of San Juan dUoa has pronounced
against the government Of Psredes and in favor Of Santa
Anna This movement made in with the
vOluon the department. of announced by former
arrlvals Which, far from being put down. has gained
strength and consistency with every passing hour.
force under General Alevalo which
10 suppress II, was cut to pieces and the General killed
We learn from Capt. Adams, that the day after
the news Of the pronnneamenio Vera Cruz reached
Havana Gen. Santa Anna left lha. city for Vera Cruz,
accompanied by General Anonie and R.jon in the Brit
ish steamer Arab.
These events will be productive Of most important con-
sequences to Mexico and may have slight bearing
our future relations with that country.
will be from the tanslatlons given below that
two baslions Of troops had left the Mexican capital for
the North prior to the 2sth ut, and that Paroles was
intending 10 follow speedily with The remainder Of the
army Of reserve. The pronuneameno Vera Cruz and
the arrival Of Santa Anna who must have reached that
port about the 18th inst probably prevented Paredess de-
parure, induced his immediate and perhaps also
the recall of the two battaon above mentioned The pos
peci now is that the Mexicans, for time come,
will have plenty do in fighting each other without be-
The Vera Cruz Indicator OF the 3lst states in Post.
script that the had given its adhesion the plan Of
Guadaaxara, with some additions. Generals Laudero and
Perez 1.-THE head of the prOnunciamento.
The portrait of Santa Anna conveyed in triumph
through the streets, amidst the greatest enthusiasm
! The garrison Of San Juan dUllOa had seconded the
ProDunciamento
The American squadron anchored at Isle Verde, has
sailed it supposed for the purpose of procuring water
The frga,es Cumberland aud Potomac and Mis-
49,
vessels at Alton Lizado, where had been
chored The steamer returned 10 Isle Verde the 3lst
The Captain Of the English steamer Dee says that the
American irgate Cumberland had grounded the Alva
RADIO, and had to tighten herself Of artillery in order to
ahoat-
On the 2sth the Vice President, Gen. Bravo assumed
the Teins of Government in the Mexican Capital. Ii
stated that the Paroles Ministry continued in the
of its functions until that day. Gen. Bravo about tC
to appoint Ministry.
On the 22J left the Capital for the interior the I'd br
gade of 1900 men, of all with pieces of srtil
eTy 500 horses 400 mules, with ammunition and warlik
stores. The lst brigade had left the l6h in the direc
ton of Matamoras under Of Gen. Garcia Condo
The insurgents Of Guadaaxara by surprise sssassnale,
the troops Of Gen. Arevao; but the papers state nothing
positive the fate of the General himself The
mander ST the steamer says be killed. Letters from
Mexico also state that he lost his life
Under date Of the 9TH of June published the following
decree sanctioned by the army:
"The present extraordinary Congress possesses the pow
ers conferred upon the Chambers of he National Congress
by Articles &c, n and 7s of the organic bases"
On the 10th, there sppead in the official paper anothe
decree, regulating the payment Of the National debt
establishes general fund of SO per of all the dute
on imports received at the maritime and frontier
houses Of the Republic for the immediate payment Of int
rest (Teditos) and successive insiaments
The distribution of said fund will be follows: l. Tn
diplomatic conventions will be complied with according
their terms, originally agreed ?. There will b
paid TO the holders of the foreign debt 20 per of h
import duties at the custom-houses Of Vera Cruz an
TamPico. And 3. The residue shall be applied to tn
payment Of the interior consolidated and deferred debt
On the day published decree permitting fc
reign and Mexican vessels from foreign ports during tn
continuance Of the blockade to and discharge tn
ports of Alvarado, Tuscan Goalzacoalcos Soto la Marina
and Tecouta in the Mexican Gulph provided they find
impossible TO enter the regularly authorized ports.
They write from Monterey that the work of fortfyin
that town continues with energy. Martial law had bee
proclaimed, and there much enthusiasm against th
invaders.
Chihuahua, yuly7. Our enemies on the East are III
four tribes of Camanches with their allies the Cahgua
and others; the North, the Apachas, subdivided
nine tribes, more numerous in population than the Can
anches On the same side, also, the AngoAmericar
rocked in the cradle Of the Indian whom he abhors,
nurured with the blood and sweat Of the negro whom
desPises.
1.-THE Governor and Commsndant General of Chihuahu,
under date of July 0h informs the Governor of the DE-
partment of Zacatecas on what he deems unouestionab
authority, that 600 men, the vanguard of an America
army 5000 siTOng destined for The invasion of Chihuahu;
D had made their appearance the river Bermejo II
declares his determination invasion by ever
means in his power At the same time be calls earnestl
for assistance.
.fericO, July 2s-An express has just arrived, an
nouncng that the u 5. troops TO the number of 5000
have left Camargo on their way Monterey.
, Jatapd, July ga pronunciamento made on h
2Oh inst in the town Of Coalepec. We ignorant
its objects.
Vera Cruz, july 25. The two pieces of cannon whic
left here yesterday in the direction Of Jaapa returned
day. We DO yet know the cause of the movemen
Tera Cruz, July 20. With deep regret we lear
that the decree has been renewed imposing reals pc
arrObe upon tobacco.
1t is reported that some towns in the neghborhood
Jalspa have proclaimed the Federal system with arms
their hands, which regret account of the disorder
which when force aud reason preside over lh
public destinies
Aerco July est is said that in order to counteraC
the pronunciamento at Coaepec, in the Department
Vera Cruz there have left that city the Oaiaca battalion
the active squadron of Jaapa and picket of the squadro
Of orzava, and that 100 auxares under Col CenObic
have gone to post themselves at Puento Naciona.
Last night the Secretaries of Departments withdrew
and to-day at O'Clock p. NJ. Gen. Bravo took possession
of the Presidency.
decree has been issued by the Supreme government
in respect TO cruises which may be made by privaleer
against the commerce of the United States.
I MerlcO, July 24.-When was ever the nation in NOR
deporabe circumstances than the presents :" Her terri
tory dismemteed ays the Assembly of Zacaecas by tn
excsOn OF Yucatan, and perhaps Of both the CaOrnias
the vast territory of Texas usurped and that of Tam
aupas and Neuva Leon occupied by foreign troops tn
Departments of Mexico Jaasco SnaOa and Sonora dis
tracted by intestine dcords; those of New Mexico Chi
huahua, Durango COahula and catecas afflicted by tn
tomahawk of the feroc0us savage and the nation distress
ed by the painful uncertainty of the futue its treasur
exhausted its politics confused all the bonds of publ
morals relaxed" This is true picture of our condition