New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-14
Late from Mexico.
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From the New. Orleans Delta, 81


The editors OF la Pafrid have received files OF
papers from the City of Mexico TO the 10th April.
In the Monitor OF the latest date hnd, among the
resolutions presented TO Congress by three members
(Can4s Garcia and Zubiea) and supported by thirteen
more mbers one in which IL Is proposed 10 remove
that body the City of Quere,sro and tina, majority
Of one member will be sufficient tor Congress 10 sit
Senior Ortega proposed that the Executive should be
invested with the necessary powers adopt whatever
1t should deem proper for the continuance Of
the with the invaders of the North and that Con
gress should be removed 10 the city Of Tiapan
Congress had passed decree which Is published on
the 10Th, TO the following effect
lst In order 10 carry on the war which our nation
wages against the United States OF the North, all the
Mexicans capable OF bearing arms are hereby summon
ed TO enrol themselves Immediately. % Ine Govern
wilt pnOiish rales and instructons
IN order 20 make euecuse the organi<aon OF tne Ma
toua Guards, sccordiog 70 what 10 established In part
XIX, article 5Oth Of The Constitution. ID The Execu
i've may dictate any measures which may be considered
necessary Ia order 10 use all tue arms and ammunition
which may be In possession of private individuals and
which may not be employed by the Police or National
Guards also for the OF wsgonL baggage, ammun
ton and provisions and any othe' articles utensils
wi ich may be necessary for the ulfment of this OBJ
jeCt providing alwayf the means Of decentralization
4h. The Government will establish stores of supplies
for the subsistence of the national forces wherever II
will deem il convenient or necessary. Articles 3 and
provide the manner In which persons assisting with
money other means for this purpose should bs fur
nished with documents and certificates, and stpulse
the different payments allowed % persons enlsting
either by the year or during the war.
FL Monitor would not believe, the 10Th. the report
that Gen SCOTS troops were near Puente Nacona IL
adds" We know that the Yankees have not yet moved
from Vera Cruz
Gen santa Anna had ordered the suspension of the
investigation against Gen Ampuda for his behavior at
Monterey.
DOna Guadalupe Hernandez, widow OF Gen. Guerrero,
died on the 18th April
Gen. Pscheo was appointed Commandant of Morelis
and would leave san Luis Po,os for his destination
about the 5ih Gen Matias de la Pena Bsrragsn had
auDoinfei n the AZ and had
orders % form there the army OF reserve.
According 10 the Monitor OF the 9Th, Gen. Don Antonio
Leon left the Capital the day previous to join Santa An
with ga men and ia mules. The expenses OF this
division, says that paper, are 9o9 SO per month
meeting OF the principal citizens took place on the
Sta April when they unanimously agreed to establish the
guerrilla system for resisting the North Americans
These resolutions were made known 10 the Government
and Congress and they had already commenced the
formation of the respective bodies in order to start i'm
mediately for the mountains passes and cliffs Among
the persons signing the proposition the names
of many lawyers military and other prominent men
The papers have before announced this as the means Of
saving the nation and sustaining Mexican independence.
All the papers are filed with appeals the citizens
and OF them asks" Can il be possible that among
siSkf millions Of Mexicans csnnot find a sufficient
number OF patriotic and determined men who will resist
the enemy that invading our soil without the least re-
gard 10 our rights q
letter from chihuahua represents that place In the
utmost distress since the Americans arrived there The
writer describes with asonshment the "barbarisns"
gong into the cnurcQ Win tnelr on and cigars
their mouths, lying on the benches, and even taking
possession Of the seats belonging to the municipal autho
rites.
The Monitor, in quoting paragraph from La Pltrta
about Gen Psredess intentions in Paris 10 obtain the in
auence Of Louis Philippe for the termination OF the war
very bitterly against the Ex President calling
him coward and traitor and stating that the Mon.
archy party . still hard Al work, In Mexico as well
sbrOad and that the government should be the look
in order that the weakened state Of the Republic
should not be taken advantage Of to destroy At It's
nationality.
II RspI5lieano. OF the 9Th. publishes long leader
recommending the national defences and supporting the
idea Of establishing the guerrilla system and leaving
the walled cities, TO meet the enemy open ground.
LATEST FROM CHIHUAHUA-COl. D0uDhan Re
pOrts 70 Gen Taylor "A kind friend has favored US with
perussl Of letter from young gentleman in Col
D0uiphsns Regiment his parent in this city which
brought oy special express sent By Col Donphsn
10 Gen Tsyors camp, al Monterey and thence 10 this
city This letter 10 the hrst communication Of the i'm
portant fact that Col Doniphsn has reported TO Gen.
Taylor The distance between chihuahua and Saltillo
Is 400 miles. Col. Donphsn sent guard of twelve
who succeeded In reaching Ssrllo In safety, and
Communicated with Gen. Taylor. They left Chihus-
hua the 10Th March and arrived IN about thirty days
a. Ssitillo
Col Doniphan had sent Dr. Connolly, citizen of Chi
hushus OF American origin TO the Governor of Chihua
huz no had led 10 durango, proposing 10 have tres
~ and suggesting that Commissioners should be 70
agree upon the terms Accordingly the Mexican Com
ufk6lA-
tons Col DoniphAn proposes that If the people Of
Chihushua will guaranty the safety Of the American
sdenis and traders in Chihuahua and will hold them
selves Aoof from any participation In the ne will
evscuAte the town aud proceed on his The I
Mexicans were svorably inclined 10 the terms pro-
posed and il expected that In few days the army
would be on It's march 70 Join Gen Taylor The Anne
rcsns who fed from chihuahua fast returning and
business was resumirg is activity. o. Delta 5th.
FiRE.-Just before our paper was put 10 press a
are broke out on Collegest below the Sevsnee House
and up TO three o'clock mad consumed some eight ten
DO uses
p. s-4 ocloek-We are glad to say the flames are
subdued after the destruction of Is rs houses The
dwellings of John d. Goss Mrs Harris Mrs Austin the
cabinet shop Of s Patton the livery stable Of Garnet
& Singleton occupied BY the sewspes House &c &c.
are destroyed. Nashville Wing 9Th
Y The Legislature Of Louisiana terminated il.
session on the 4tn inst
Court Calendar. ..TEis DAr
coxHos PLEn-Nos S. 90. 20, &C. a. &C. 100. r.