Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-07-25

y 49,
E.N ID sppoinled Commander u Cass
Northern Diy,s.ya VI hl ray Ampndia
mains at San Luis Potosi. Arista Is sa u IT.
ing 10 Mexico, but rather at a slow pace for we
linda proclamation from him, dated at Linares, 4th
june calling on the army to rally for the salvation
of the Republic
The two Californias have distinctly declared
their Independence and, as another element in the
general disturbances, the Indians have committed
great ravages in the Department Of Durango, made
terrible depredations, and chased the Government
troops
Again the, story comes from Havana that Generals
SANTA ANNA aud ALMoNTE were to leave for Vera
Cruz on the l2h.
The Constituent Congress still holding their sessions,
and occupied bill to enable the Government pro-
for the war; The bill originated by the
Government and the first committee agreed to it but Con-
gress had recommted it for amendment which had been
made and the majority had authorized the Government to
appropriate for six months, the necessary in the
most convenient MANNER but without hypothecang the pro-
perry of individuals corporations. was proposed to limit
the millions Of dollars. private letter of the
29th says this limitation will be approved"
Another bill was pending, from the Departments
of War and the Treasury, declaring
"First That the Mexican nation finds itself in state Of
with the United States Of America.
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ton all its and powers render the effective,
until the reparaon of the injury done the Mexican nations
will complete the corps of permanent militia, and raise
active forces, both fill existing corps and to form others
of the to such number may think necessary
and if other powers shall be necessary, shall propose them
to Congress-"
Gen. Paroles has decreed the formation of a bat
talon of city militia Of the merchants of Mexico,
and two squadrons of cavalry. 1t was said that he
would set out for the of war about the Sd of
this month"; The Cabinet Ministers rendered their
designations to Gen. Paroles on hearing that he
was to Join the army, but he refused to receive them.
The following letter TO the New York Tribune
bears the latest date from Vera Cruz:
VERA CRuz, JUNK 80, 1916.
We all in commoon here. Gen. Bravo has departed
for the city of Aeneo v responsibilities or the
Presidency the absence of Gen. PAREDEs who person,
with the Of Congress- commands the forces destined
oppose Gen. TAYLOR, supposed here far the
| to Monterey
The removal of Gen. BRAvo from this Department occa
sons the enigmatica question whether under the Cen
erals the fortress will pronounce for SANTA AsSa and,
by dong follow up the movement in his aSUt other
points There is, without question: strong disposition
do the part Of Of the componen of the army In
making of serious nature however, there
naturally be considerable hesitation hardly be carried
assent We have truly been expecting outbreak Of that
nature for time past not because have any feeling
peculiarly nmica to Gen. PAREDEs but because troops
believe SANTA ANNA to be the energetic man We
shall have communicate this particular when the
next steamer shall leave this for Havana.
or you will be specializing upon whether if SANTA
ANNA return to power, will induce speedy settlement
Of differences between the countries II is you will be
well aware, important to national feeling that should give
the troops Of tie United States brush the
given Palo Alto &c Whether will be able TO do
another natter Of course you do wish that should
if only manage do however, just once, why, in
that case we will prove magnanimy by making offer
send Commissioners to Commission from the United
States for the adjustment Of all existing differences satisfac
torly for each Of the countries prevent all future
misunderstanding.
This, il is believed will be the plan Of SANTA ASsA and
the may be also that Of Gen FAREDSs himself o Ne,
well SANTA ANSa is fully LAT not stvng
enough cope with the United States n FACT neyer-
tended go to war, and wofij not, had puilic ore~
been impressed with " Necessity for resstp
circumstances.
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