The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-17

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thu New oreans Delts, June 10.
Latest from Mexico.
We are indebted to the editors of La Para for files OF
Mexican papers to the 22d May From the Repubcano.
the following extracts
We find in the Monitor, OF the l6h that Gen. Valen
cha ow commander of the ARMY was preparing
with force of twelve regiments and battalons (the
number Of each is not stately to march towards Pueba
In noticing this, Ell Monitor says has been informed
that the men are generally willing and anxious to march
immediately but that some of the braue officers who are
always disposed to concoct prontnciamento,
saying by obstacles and ingues to defeat the
prise. The Monitor Indignantly denounces these officers
who, IT says, pretend to be brave but who when their
services needed protect and defend their country
are the very last to act honoraby according the du
ties which the honor of the nation and their position i'm
Santa Anna las before stately arrived at the capital on
the evening of the 10TH but cannot find in any Of the
papers before US an account of the in which he
was received On the Goth, his manifesto was published
and on The 2lst he took charge OF the presidency Ac
cordng to the papers, Santa Anna was recalled that he
might make the necessary arrangements to resist the
vaders; and the command of the army was in conse-
quence conferred on Gen Valencia
meeting OF the authorities and other influential CHI.
zens took place on the evening Of the als order to
adopt resolutions regard the defence Of the capital
was finally concluded that the city should be properly
fortified and that the necessary steps should be taken for
its vigorous deence in case the Americans should pre-
Daro del Goberno, OF the 18th, most of the Spaniards
who had become naturalzed Mexicans, and resided in
the capital had solicited through her Catholic Majestys
minister Senior Bermudez Castro to be again admitted
as SPdnsh subjects, and as such to receive safe conducts
and safeguards that would shield them from the conse
quences OF being considered begerents.
The papers in the capital publish all the general or
ders issued by General Scott and his divisions Ell
Monitor published General Worths letter to the munich
pal authorities Of Pueba dated at Amozoque. the 18th Of
May, in which he maness his surprise at not receiving
on answer to his communication OF the 18th, which, he
adds might have been intercepted We do not find the
communication alluded to- tet Z a aE
Ei Dario del Gobierno of the 18th May SAYS that the
people of Tetpac Ia small town in the district Of Mexco
on hearing of the result of the battle of Cerro Gordo
sembed en- masse and proposed and unanimously agreed
to raise certain number of to march Immediately
against the Americans-hese to be supported and
supplied with the necessary outfit by the place. 1t
likewise proposed that certain number should remain
to garrison the town; but it was impossible, according
to the Daro to persuade any OF them to remain they
were all anxious to march against the invaders! Ac-
SYSTEM by throwing the property OF all into q common
stock and TO appoint out OF the Oldest among them,
administrators who would dispense the necessaries Of
life to the women and children, all the families living in
community whilst every man in the place. capable Of
be airing arms, would march to oppose the enemy How
valiant in their resolveshow unequal to the execution
A letter addressed TO Ell Republican,, dated at Puebla
on the 18th, gives full account OF the forces that enter
ed that city, and the order in which it was DONE a
The letter states that many of the troops attend
ed mass. as the Mexcans themselves would Not few
of them deposited aims in the aims boxes placed in The
churches. Gen Worth visited the bishop on the nth
and the bishop returned the visit the same day. the
guards Americans) posted at the doors Of the palace
did him the same honors as are done to the American
generals on similar occasions This has had great in
RACED against the heretcs-" the old women"
BY decree OF the 2lst May, Santa Anna has revoked
the one which we published short time ago, in refer
ence to the liberty OF the press consequently the power
of writing with the usual freedom is once more restored
to the Mexican journalists
Santa Anna formed his ministry the Goth, by which
Senior Baranda continued acting minister of Home and
Foreign Relatons Gen. Alcosta Minister of War;
and the Ministry of Finance which offered first to
Senior Rosa and next to Senior Rondeo was refused by
both. af ~ -.
The PEACE pARTY.-That there is a very large party
in Mexico in favor OF making peace with the United
yet been heard amid the senseess caor OF the un
thinking mob, and the loud, empty boastngs of military
pretenders; but will soon find voice potential in the
wards the attainment of this very desirable end by the
establishment OF new paper in the city of Mexico,
called Gel Razonador" which, though it denounces the
expected0 yet puts forth very sensible remarks
upon the subject of peace These remarks intended
TO test the public feeling and may be regarded if they
meet with any degree of tolerance, as premonory of
return of the public mind TO enlightened views of
he capacities and interests OF Mexico, than have for
many years. been evinced in the conduct OF affairs in that
country We have not seen number of the paper but
'E Republicano of the 2ls ult, contains the follow
ng extract from its first number ~
1.-The republic OF Mexico is in the aponizno
moments OF most trial. and it is necessary that
should make extraordinary efforts for its salvation
But it by war Are in n condition to
make and to carry it successfully the end Can
depend upon the whole part of the of the
country Has the public spirit, long asleep been
thoroughly awakened, that all the Mcxicans will fly to
to extemnate unjust invaders aud bequeath to
,ur children country ependence and beryl Can we
dispose of such armament and the other munitions of
war; as VIII be necessary to exngush the cne-
n.y. and reconquer that of which he has robbed Would
he proonga alton of extermnating war--a wnr IN the
ieath tedious, ndefinc--bc more advantageous Mexi
80 than honorable arrangement, such posi-
Die 7 Would government lose anything, should il
and examine with attention the propositions which
)nce, again, and mt various times have been, and
probably will continue to be, made by
niesl Should We, or not, avoid the conflicts by
which are encircled, through the means of just
md equitable transactions, when these offered to us
Should vascillae between the emeriy OF with
termination, difficult to be sustained without
oa of the republic and the listening TO prop
,sitions which may perhaps, be favorable TO at the
cast, admissible 7 These great questions which, In
opinion ought at this time IN preference TO agitae the
periodical press"
And these questions the editor proposes to discuss TO
he best of his ability If the performance of the self
mposed task be as able the duty assumed is ipor-
undertaking. But few numbers of the paper have vet
,een published; but, from review OF controversy in
which Il has become engaged with FL Monitor--which
eview we find in FL Republlcano-we conclude that
much good is likely to be done.
r;,NGIIsu Hair-bru.ines and Drsssing-connbs--Just
~ received lot of English hair-brushes and buffalo
Also, hand large Of chess OF ivory,
wood, and bone chess boards backgammon boards, &c
or sale very low prices Sationers Hail. Pennsyvn-
ia avenue, two doors east of 18th street. -, ,,,,,,