Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-30

Mexican unteIliyenc

We have received by way OF Pensacola file Of Mexi
caa papers coming down the Goth of September Thu
is by late the sdvees the squadron re-
ceved by the Ewing but the pspers three weeks
than Mexican papers have known be received
this city, and twelve days later than the papers we have
seen translated quoted by the Union. They are mos
valuable to US as indicating the tone Of feeling mani
Tested by the people OF Mexico We hardly need say tina
bitter luminosity and hostility charsc,eze every express
sion of Mexican opinion in regard the United Statcs-
The letter Of Santa Anna, dated l4th from Ayoa and
the efforts OF Gen. Saas and Gen. Amonte appear to have
succeeded in concentrating the passions the people, and
20 have developed all their capacity hatred the North
Americans This is manifested, however. more words
than in action and the press compelled keep tanning
| the fame
On the 9Th OF Sept Gen. Oihon the Governor of the
State OF san Luis Poosi issued address the nhabi-
Of that State announcing TO them that our troops had
taken possession Of the capital OF New Mexico The dan.
gers OF the country, he tells them each
and II the does put forth all its II
succumb lgnominlously Although San Luis una BILE
osneor New Mexico, he calls upon her people
rise al once TO organize natona guard and
TO support the national existence.
The nexieans appear 10 know what make Of the
conduct OF Cen Armyo. lie is generally denoun-
ced as coward and traitor had They do
MT complain OF the they hands of
hearney, TO mention, that is dangerous to speak
against the Americans. They appear kept
well informed the movements OF Gen. kcarney but
arc unable TO divine his future The movement
OF some OF his towards FL Faso del Noe regar
chihuahua VIVA, To be done, whether yield or TO
Tight appears have been determined upon To unite
all the troops possible Chhushua be prepared for the
threatened emergency, and for mutual protection from our
Army advancing from tho North. proposed ony-
They seemed have idea Chihuahua ut the end of
August that Gen. Wool was advance in that direction
from San Antonio else the immediate and pres
sing danger from the North had driven him from their
heads
In the papers before no alluson made to the
departure OF Santa Anna for the Of in gene
raj terms lie had hrst raise and organize troops Hi.
departure would have been momentous a step not TO
have been specially repeatedly alluded to- Nor do we
anything said OF the forced OF two millions from
he church. reported by the Galveston; but forced loans
favorite weapon of Santa Anna lie plaid ns,lmonts
TO this county by them, and are prepared to
learn that he again employs them
letter is published from Monterey, writer Just month
before the population OF that city. is boosted that there
will be united the only troops than the
force under Cen Tsyor's immediate command but more
than all the American troops from Fronun Monterey.
The writer is confident OF the issue
The supreme tribunal OF been organized in the
capital and the notorious Gen. Alvarez appointed Presi
dent thereof.
A decree issued by General Salas on the 10Th of
September, authorizing the issue OF letters OF naturaza
ton % all foreigners who manifest desire become cit
having useful Professions trades. who are will
ling Join the Army. The citizens of any nation at war
with the Republic excluded from the benefits Of this
decree Apart from the uerior operation. Of this decree
strikes Us rs having immediate design, enable
regners to serve as Mexicans in Mexican prvateers
Corner Farias, the Secretary of the Treasury address
ed circular the 9Th OF September the Governor of
the States, calling upon them make up the the
national revenues which had been short by the block
ade OF por's. &C.
The Government is energeucally ondeavoring organ
ize national guard. meeting OF the citizens OF Vera
Cruz held the Goth ult in obedience a call upon
them TO perfect an organization The papers speak OF the
project as the grand scheme OF their national regeneration
Would our limits allow, we might continue cuIlng items
from the Mexican papers, and in daily expec
receiving much later advices country by
the way of Havana. IL will not be deemed obrusve 10
add here that the latest published the Mexicans
appear to have OF upon the Rio Gande
derived from the press of this cry translated by the pa
pers OF Havana To read Mr. kendalls details Of the
scouting parties under Capt McCulloch among the Mexi-
villages the Rio Grande. III the columns OF Off
cial paper OF Mexico n little pected by u.s. They
do not fail to mention that he visited their country
under very different auspices.