The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-19

ammunition
In the above enumeration are not included the force
stationed at Tula, the brigades Of Gems. Mnon and
Juvers.
At tho latest accounts from Santa Anna he was at Ma
tehuaa, where he arrived the 7th of February. Ma
tehuala is town nearly north Of San Luis and about
third of the way thence to Sallo according to the
rodeado de mserasthc Government having provided no
means for undertaking such march We have frightfu
One of Santa Annals last acts before marching was to
distribute twelve days pay for the month of January
This could not sustain them more than week.
in from, Of the enemy The troops nted as
patient and loyal, but in pitable state OF distress In
of fighting without eating"
The same paper which announces Santa Annals arrived
at Matehusa, mentions that Gen. Taylor is fortfyipg
Sso, and has with him 900 troops and sixteen pieces
Of artillery This shows sgain the accuracy of the in
formation possessed by the Mexcans of our movements
from Vera Cruz are to the 9th of February, two days
later than the advces via Havana Not word is said of
We have not sllusion to the Of Gen
Scott is word said Of any threatened march upon
the capital El Repu6tcane is very much engrossed
and truly they appear in the most deplorable state The
nation would to have reached crisis which must
result in absolute political Reorganization revolution
The Administration Of Gomez Farias is charged by
the press with inability to obtain the assistance Of re-
cent Of money although il has Congress 80 subservsnt
as to pass laws placing the revenues of the church at its
command.and the press is boldly preaching sedtion
cation In such circumstances as these FL Republican,
calls upon Gomez Faras at once to resign The article
is urged home upon the Vice President with powerful
appeal to his patriotism and magnanimity, yield at
once, and thus ward OF the imminent danger Of civil
war.
We have the proceedings of the Mexican Congress fer
several days. but it would be wearsome indeed to fol-
low hem Scheme after scheme suggested for raising
revenue. Some contemplate paper money to be issued
the security OF church property others aimed
ducton Of salaries of civil officers But no measure
appears to serve the turn Of Senior Farias The capital
lists are alarmed and will not part with penny the
church is enraged and is stirring up the people to op
position and the the different states open
1y protest against any law touching ecclesiastical pro-
perty.
bill has been introduced for removing the seat of Co.
vernmsn nom the city Of Mexico to Celaya by the 18th
March This is urged with the obvious view of with.
drawing the Legislature from the control Of the CITY and
securing its perfect independence.
Senior lriate is still acting Minister Of Finance, and
Senior Jauregui has recently been nominated Minister
Of Justice. We official acts OF Rejon Canazo
but announcement Of the resignation Of the State
The pfoclaimng Of Santa Anna as dictator at Mazat.
Ian by Cen Mora has not called forth from the govern
ment any active measures to rePrsss such a movement
and the press censures it for its indifference
PresumiDg our readers to be more anxious for incl
dents than tor the endless and rutess discussions which
abound in the Mexican papers, here break of from
our examination Of them
lFrom the New Orleans Picayune, March loth.J
BY the arrival OF the U. s. revenue cutter Forward
Capt Nones, large mail was yesterday received from
Anton Lzardo Our own letters come down to The os.h
Of February, on which day norther prevailed which
prevented the Forward from leaving before the I'd of
March instant; The information which follows we de.
rive exclusively from our letters and papers
II appears that Senior Atocha whose arrival AT Vera
Cruz, win dispatches, we announced yesterday went
over there on the Forward from this city direct He
reached there on the 9th u and proc Immediate.
10 Mexico He returned from the capital on the 10Th
ul and repaired again Immediately on board the For
ward ana IS now, we presume his way to Washing
ION 10 not supposed that he has accomplished much
ny ms mission. The Mexicans had personal objections
to him. and his reception by the authorities of Vera Cruz
ond inc people and government ofMexico was anything
some speculations in regard to his mission will be
onna IN me copous and very
Passed Midshipman Rogers has been ordered to Pc
r0,e' sha nc Is now confined in that gloomy prison
esrn mat the blockade of Vera Cruz Continues IN
be violated with almost perfect impuniiv Th;s ia at,rs
not more to the want Of vessels Of the proper de
derb eIorces the low ofblockade Wv "'
I've paks hsve srIved of Vera Cruz with volunteers
from ina NORM, and gone Int Antsn Lizsrdc one Of