Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-02

Hao Tamarz, accused of being guilty Of them Al
monte Immediately taking charge of the finances issued
an order to stop all payments from the Treasury but the
der scarcely issued before it counemanded owing
doubtless to seeing its effects upon the public credit Santa
Anna is said be much dissatisfied with the management OF
the finances
Senior Adame has been elected Governor of the State
San Luis Potos which to afford much satisfaction
Saas issued decree the 2st declaring all goods entered
through towns in the possession of the American army
traband admitting the entry of goods at no custom
nearer TO the American lines than twenty miles and il
not entered within month"; declaring them be forfeited
There accounts from the Pacific the llth but no
further than the of the sloop Of war Cyaae off the port
of Guyamas and her bockadng it and the statement Of
eerwriter that the blockade Of Mazatan conducted in
so loose that vessels entered and departed with
punity we find nothing
THE NEW ORLEANS PIcAYUEE.
Com Stockton returned to Monterey in the Congress on
the 18th September, where he warmly greeted With
his force he took possession Of Los Angeles without
ance Gen. Castro. although superior in numbers retreatng
into Sonora.
The figate Savannah under Capt. Mervne, sail
from Monterey with sealed orders No clue is given their
destination The stoe-shp Erie also about SAIL but
her destination is not mentioned
Ex-Governor Alvarado has returned to his residence in
Monterey, and been kindly received Other Mexicans
exhorted to pursue the same course.
ORLEANS TIMES.
On the 18th ulmo Generals Valencia Cortazan and Pa
chcco reached San Luis the first named having left his dv
sion of 1000 men stationed in the valley of San Francisco
through want of quarters in the capital The bgades
under Generals Vasquez and Lombadn and the 9Th cava
r, the head of whom Generals Minon Romero Juve
Guzman and Coraza said to be in the most perfect
equipment Eight thousand besides organized in the
town Of Pueba to act according to circumstances Tampco
known to be in the possession of the Americans The
number comprised in Gen. Woo's army given 600
men, whose destined is for Monclova Monterey
Sallo The division of Gen. Lombardni has been formed
into light troops except two regiments Of horse that
have been Incorporated with the cavalry brigade. Gen. Vas
quez division composed Of three brgades under the orders
of Generals Perez Mea and Colonies Banene and Bera,
with reserve composed Of the genaders of the guards and
the zapadores.
H Locomotor of the 23d ulimo publishes letter address
ed to the editor by correspondent San Luis Poos dated
the 18th ultmo, in which the latter says " You may i'm
agne how situated here with respect the approach
of the invaders Yesterday they entered Sallo, and must
be in Tampico the mail which should have pro-
ceeded hthe to-day has been stopped by order of Gen. Santa
Anna. Who tell what will be fate Yet have
$4,000 men, less SO pieces of artillery, 24poundes
and below, in excellent condition incredible quantity of
powder and ball Of every caber. All this have with
my eyes of the truth of my representation there be
doubt There is magazine in which two hundred
constantly at work, blacksmhs and carpenters and
the Notifications five hundred men, assisted by thousand
from the of Santiago and Tlascaa the sight Of
whom delightful from the enthusiasm with which they la
Dor. They carry bricks taken from their dwellings to
construct the deence collect clay for the purpose of
king Them bearing along the huge leaves of the aloe
The wholly employed in laying bricks for the forf
TONS In thousand daggers have been bought
and distributed amongst the men and of the On
all sides they abcatng lances swords guns and rifles
and every thing beahes of war; and stunned with
the frghul sounds of The courers who go hence
will inform OF the thousand alarms which exist here and
which could never adequately describe"