The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-18
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE.
LATER FROM THE
OITY OF M e. G O,
&c., &c., &c.
From the New Orleans picavune luna o +,

From the New Orleans Picayuue June Ql
The schooner Oregon, Captain Whitney al rived at an
early hour this morning from Tampco whence she sail
charged soldiers Of the Baltimore Battalion the remain
der had sailed the schr Morris and other vessels
tins port. Ihs steamships Fanny aud Mary Kngsland
~ The report of Santa Annals resignation had reached
Tampico, but still uncertain il has been accent
cd by Congress The feelings Of the people are mani
testify much embittered against him.
From Tampeo We have no local news Of any interest
ny the arrival oil the Oregon We placed in psssss-
sion Of papers from the city of Mexico the 22d Nav
The latest papers previously received to the 10th
Although these papers not late some extracts
from letter We have already given they contain ints-
resting news And first of the Presidential election
The election, be it borne in mind occurred on the
18th ult., and the returns slowly coming in We
learn that the States of San Luis Potosi and Qua
nauato voted each for Angel Trias tho former
The State of Vera Cruz voted for General Herrera
So too did Michoacan, he receiving eight votes, and
Thus then stands the result so far as we have any
certain knowledge Angel Trias has received the votes
OF the states OF Mexico San Luis Poos and Guauaua-
to- Gen Herrera has the votes Of Queretaro Vera Cruz
and Michoacan Senior Ocampo has received the vote of
Puebla This think looks favorable tor Gen HERE
who much better known at home abroad than
Angel Trias Gen. Santa Anna far the papers in
form us has not been a candidate save in Michoacan
The Legislature of the great State OF Jasco declared
by vote of IL TO Ia that the decree Of Congress- order
ing the election and they refused
to go on with it, This is regarded a step towards re-
voluton and the ultimate Independence of this State
We have Santa Annals address published on the goth
hrst acts upon resumng power WAS to annu the law
stricng the freedom of the press His administration
aims to consult the public sentimentso says tho min
isters new rescrpt-which can only be known through
untrammelled press
senores Rosa and Rondero have left the ministry Ba
randa was still Secretary Of State and Gen Acorta Of
War The two other portfolios vacant on the
2ad the ministers having rendered their designations
The proceedings against Gen Arsa for the loss Of the
battles Of the 9Th and 9th of May and the
Matanoros have been relinqushed with view to his
employment In the defence of the capital
m A 10 In fhA Ma
OF course appraised but as he moved south they
vastly alarmed for the fate Of Durango When they
discovered suspected his true intent they breathed
much freely that Is ludcrous to read tho
they despatched to the capital
mitted towards Mexcans themselves, are loudly
planned or while his services in harrassng the Ameri
felt sure that the Mexcans would be the first to cry
out against guerias.
The order Of Gen Worth's entrance into Puebla is
given with minuteness His force is set down by the
Mexcans at 900 men, with thirteen pieces Of artillery
Et Repu6iieano has long denuncatory article upon
the "Partsans OF Peacs 1t is almost the first acknow
edgment from this Of tho existence Of such
party Its strength imputed to the divisions among
On the 2lst ut, the new constitution founded upon
that OF 1924 was formally adopted Santa Anna, Her.
and this ceremony being they marched to the Ca
thedral, where solemn Te Deum was celebrated.
The papers give accounts Of revolutionary
in Oaaca, 200 troops having revolted the Sth
ult and declared against the State authorities.
We have only time to add that paper has been
posed to the although it roundy the con-
duct Of the United States.
[Translation from N o. La Patria, June 81
HuArusco, Estate of Vera CRUZ 2ad May, isi7.
The Governor of this State Don Juan Solo, resides in
this town. and has convened the legislature to assemble
on the 10th June. The object Of this sonvocation,
however, Is not known.
A certain Padre Jarvata il coming out a greatgue-
rla chief and from the accounts given of him in the
Mexican papers, he must be something extra.
1t appears that the great efforts that the Mexican
clergy to make in behalf Of their country have all
gone of in words they do not to be doing much
according to the account given by La Parias
pendent.
ARMY IN MEXICO.
From the Washington Union, June Is.
When the reinforoements which have been ordered
the War Department for Major Generals Scott and
or shall have reached their destination those
will have under their command-the former nearly 20
ooo and the latter nearly 10000 troops On inquiry
the Adjutant Gene RAILS office to-day, confirmed
in the correctness Of the heretofore made
reference to the troops which have been provided for the
jor General Scottexclusve Of the twelve months men
say s50O-smounted on the last of March to upwards
a sn nsw as tSs
Of 5000 must, it IL believed have reached the
seat Of war in that quarter ! which number,
mented by some sb00-makng the aggregate force un-
der the orders of General Scott at that date say
which includes the garrsons Of captured towns and IL
subject to deduction account OF the casualties Of
the service during the last two months On the other
hand however, General Scott will be- further
by the quota OF volunteers under the April calls assign
ed to his commandments 2,oOo and BY further
sons Of regular troops-say 900 The force provided
for tho main army in Mexico will net, have
believe be less than 10000.
The measures taken by the War Department to rein
force the army under Gen. Taylor, We have said, will
provide force Of at least 1000. which, have every
reason to believe will be realized.
REGULAR TRsors.
Fourteen companies old regiments, (nine Of artillery
and hvc Of cavalry ....... 400
10th regiment of infantry no companies -. 800
18th :" 8 -. Ago
10th 10 1907
2,432
Sd dragons -. 400