New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
Iate from Mexico.

The latest Intelligence from the City OF Mexico I
that we have seen Is given In the HdrdRo DdTlo dc "a
Marina of the 9th inst from which we translate the fol
lowing;
@On the 3lst OF March was published in Mexico the
cautuaon of Vera Cruz President Santa Anna issued
an address his countrymen, in which among o'her
things. he says -
",Mexicans Vera Cruz is in the power Of the enemy
il has fallen not before the vaor OF the Americans or
the influence Of their good fortune We ourselves TO
our shame be i said have brought TIL, sta disgrace
am resolved to 90 and meet the enemy.
Chance may decree that the
proud American host shall take the capital OF the A1ec
- 80, 80 I;fa in he s,rpoole Yet
the nation shall not perish swear mat Mexico 'nsi
triumph If my wishes are seconded BY sincere ana
unanimous effort thousand times fortunate ior US
will prove the disaster Of Vera Cruz the isil OF tnat
city shall awaken in the breasts of the Mexcsns the en-
thusissr the lightly and generous srdor OF True
otsm. 1t will undoubtedly prove the sASs'on 0i '"e
country. ,
"On the 9th of March we're already assembled some
troops at the National Bridge, under the command OF
General La Vega and Of the Governor OF the state pon
Juan de Soto Between the 2th and 3Otn Two orgaues
Of infantry and one Of cavalry marched from the cap
tai in the direction Of the bridge with their correspond
ing bstieriessmountng in all TO 2OOO men. =, .o.
ION the lst Of April, General santa Anna ID person
would set out from Mexico with 1000 more 70 direct
the military operations in the state OF Vera Cruz re
solved he says 10 dispute the ground inch oy men
and die before he will o0nserito pdes-nis own WORDS
ments. Enrolment Of troops Is gong on al various
points ,,.
The army of the North has returned to San LUIS
Potos where it remained at the date oil the A'e' 81
vice."
The Diario de Ia Marina published condensed ae'
count of the bombardmeni and capituanon' from us
correspondent al Vera Cruz, IN when yensnens re
proaches are showered on General seou LOT DIS hAu
Of heart in denying the prayer Of the foreign con
sus that they and their compatrots night De Peimttso
TO leave the city after the attack bad begun Ano me
/ H.. 1F.La nah
auded To the ske. be having declared the correspond
ent says that with his nations Dag in bis hand ana a.
| the head of his countrymen and counuy"oneh ~
would 20 forth from the city, and the American genera
might FIRE AZ them fhe chose The correspondent ADDS
that Senor EscAanie about putting his threat 10 eA
ecuton when the proposals for surrender were Areeo
| on by the Mexican authorities.
Ramon Villa the only civil authority remaining IN tne
place" to the Spanish consul expressing the admiration
Of the ssid civil suhority for the eonsuls generous
conduct throughout the siese-whicn the ei'u eunor
y contrasts with the cruel and uuheard OF atrocities
Of the ierocous enemies of the republic Com Adv
MEXICAN ISDEMSirY.-In reference TO the re-
cent distraction of our Provision trains between Ca
MARCO and Monterey, Gen. Taylor has issued an ad
dress to the inhabitants Of Tamsulpss, New Leon and
Coahuis Of which the following Is an extract;
The undersigned authorized By MS Government
levy contributions upon the people for the support Of
his army but unwilling II throw the heavy burthen Of
the upon those who with few exeeprons manifest
ed sneutrAl disposition, he has continued from the mrs
to pay punctuAiy and literally for al supplies drawn
from the country for the support OF his troops
he has used every effort TO cause the war 70 oeai
Lightly upon the people OF these states and ne nsd mop
ed BY this means 10 retain their confidence and tC
their neutrality In the strife between his Govern
and that of Mexico but be regrets 10 say that MI
kindness hss not been appreciated but has been met By
acts Of hostility and punder.
The citizens Of the country instead Of pursuing the
avocsrons quietly at home have in armed bands way
laid the roads and under the direction, and with th'
support Of Government troops have destroyed trains
and murdered drivers under circumstances OF strocit
which disgrsce humanity.
The lives Of those who were thus wantonly put Il
death csnno; be restored but the undersigned require
from the people Of the country an decentralization 70
the loss sustained BY the destruction Of the trains
the piage Of their contents To that end an esmat
vii be made By the proper officers of the entire Zoe.
and this loss must be made good either In money or
the products Of the county BY the community al large
b Of the States Of Tsmsupas and New Leon, and Goa
hula each district or uzssdo paying i Just properties