The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-16


From, the New York sun, April a.
Important from Mexico.
By SPECIAL cypress TO The Nep York SunFour days later
from The city Of Dreadful scenes at nc eapstat
during the observation-disclosures, assassandtionS and
robbsyies---FaH Of Gen. Farias and NE dnfi,ohurch
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of order by Santa lima
Files of Spanish papers, from the city OF Mexico have
been received by The New York Sun The latest papers
are dated 9th u being four days later than any previous
files received at New York, New Orleans, or Washing
ton Accurate intelligence had been received from Vera
irving a; that port These accounts produced immense
excitement in the capital, but had no apparent Influence
upon the reyouonsts. They still pursued their san
Culinary and fratcda war IN the streets OF the capital
We prospects OF peace in any of the journals be-
fore All acknowledge the imminent danger hch
surrounds them and they give way to the worst fore
holdings OF evil but has the courage propose
honorable peace. They say their nationality is doomed
to destruction and their country to yankee" DONNA
could be farther from the truth Peace has been offered
again and again, and notwithstanding the repeated over
lures for negotiation made by the United States govern
ment the newspaper press OF Mexico for some myste-
rous object persists in denying the possibility OF obtain
ing peace A monarchy is invoked as most efficient
guardian Of their rights and protector rom he rapacy
Of their own military cheftns But Il 1ld SPAN Is any
guide in the government of the Spanish race, Mexico
would find permanent repose IN monarchy IN inc
contrary the history Of W. hsrS a ana Me oer hsse
under the constitution Of 1921 show that federal repub
c cherishing the sovereignty OF the States and protect
ing strong local governments, is the best government
Their danger is in the military power-in the standing
army but make every man SOLDIER and tins danger Is
at once removed.
@s48 From the FL Boetn Official.
The GIRL tcaySpenfy vessels and ftoere thousand
utIe against Vera Crns.
The heart sinks with grief and there follows in the soul
the violent admiration and anger, OF
aaa Of e s d @
against Vera Cruel which we have just received by extra
about to succumb! The first port Of the republic is
about to become prey to the enemy and we present our
who ought employ ourselves against foreign enemy
against the rapacous North American who usurps ter
boodshed At the moment in which write these lines
the facidal fire has again commenced the roaring of the
cites imagination terribly for think tina, these
jectes, dexerouy used might be sunk in the
breast of infamous foe Our mind almost inaccessible
fear, embesa this Instant the sole consideration that
very soon through o., our folly we shall have los, both Vera
ing clouds eyes, and horrible maediction is all that
WHAT are You no, Mexcans, Are You not like u.s. enc
mics of the hateful fanke? Or is true that the chiefs
who have seduced eagucd with the enemy, and
plotting the sacrifice of our independence
The government justified in having resolved to send to
one for reserve. 1t knew the approaching invasion which
threatened and desired reinforce the garrison Vera
revoed upon the evening of their march Independence
+ you had no, Join il S if the dangers OF
and you would have been only passed in contempt
ns n m ysr cn h non oa
they have been forced to employ against YOU And does
not the sight q these documents awaken your patriotism
aid call you overwhelm the which threaten the
common danger, do you feel bound stop and
to. another period the quares which now sinking us!
his despatch government, 'bareooted, badly clothed,
bn. with other interest thar inspired by
revolutons,s DO these words find no echo in YOU who
boast Of golden brides the soldier and polong this
rcift with anH1a
ton Deestaon and ignominy fall upon the authors oths
;edon which Which, tears snd er gates To- the
solely upon the revolutonss who neither had the
naoI 10 .sS sa nor e IF , e s m
sponsbiy rests only upon the sedous who have
cd the government from putting 1t IN better state OF de-
People and soldiers! Our independence danger and
if slost if they rob us OF this obtained by
blood and the blood of heroes il continue to kill
each other unit, the Yankees arrive in Mexico and
between how shall it fare with the qnerulous Away in
La Profesa in San Diego, and in Hpous you will find
the author of this horrible treason.
The commander Of Vera Cruz TO the garrison under his
Compatrios! You have seen arrive at port the re-
nander the enemys squadron, long anticipated This
union of vessels will support the erceny troops destined
assa this heroic city the moment approaches in which,
due 10 country, boldly sustaining her rights
Comrades My heart swels with indescribabe salts
those of our hated invader. They win perhaps present
themselves in greater numbers but you know thai r
You possess both of these advantages You about
fight in homes defence them, your
and your families; in short for your Independence and the
liberty of your dear country These considerations joined
the justice of will be other strong incentives
influence courage and convert into heroes Val
liant and sturdy veerans worthy soldiers OF the national
guard! Tho hour of combat draws the capital OF
your Stale is the aim OF the North American ambition
May the enemy find his sepuche the of the
city which he aspircs possess, first let all succumb
leaving pos,crity this lesson OF hono These
the sentiments OF your coinpatriot and friend
JUAN MORALES
The Monks of the convent Of Ensenanza and others
occupied by the forces OF the supreme government have
furnished the soldiers clothes and other means, in order
that they may sustain in triumph the sacred of the
country against the revoutonsts, who desire to make al
lance with I" the unjust and irreigious Yankees"
Ell Monitor Republican, is the organ OF the Pefa y
Barragan party, new revoutioniss, who had sue
ceeded putting down Farias the Vice President elected
with Santa Anna. That paper states, that Farias had
sent an express to Santa Anna, soliciting 1900 with
artillery, to aid restoring the government Santa Anna
may have complied, but the that he had reached
inexpcable; for these parties against Fa-
rias, the Ostensible friend OF Santa Anna From the
statements of the revolutionary papers, would appear
that General Farass party very small and could not
make much RESISTANCE The great opposition to him
originated in his avorng the sale OF church property He
also suspected of being favorable TO the federation OF
all religious sects.
The papers before us are filled with details of the fight
ing, robbees and murders committed in the city by the
opposing armies and the bandi In fact, that beautiful
city was literally converted into battle field Streets
barrcaded by the beigerenis, whose deadly fire
raked the principal thoroughares and killed many OF the
nnofending inhabitants, and women. Dwellings
plundered and stores robbed. Wel-dressed ci-
waylad in open day, robbed of their watches
less soldiers and bauditt securing the streets For
eral days anarchy regned supreme throughout the evo