The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

uctais may not come through the
country a from being safe for couriers to traverse
but by Mexican report ought to have the result
battle What that result WILDE do not for moment
doubt put the desire to learn Is the less intense
The Fashion left US the evening of Tuesday the 18th
inst direct for Vera Cruz 1t quito time therefore,
for her to return Her detention increases the chances
that she will bring the so eagerly look for in
full. We pray that it may be So
MONARCHY IN MEXICO.
From the New Orleans La Patria1
HAvASA, Aug. IL, le47-On board the English mail
steamer Tevot, arrived from England on the Sth lost
was Senerst Don Mariana Paredes Arigalla sxpresi
gish officers and they left yesterday in the same steam
Tor Vera Cruz As Is naturally the case this has given
rise here 10 thousand rumors and the most absurd
stories have been invented will however relate to you
what think most probable, and which is regarded as
that faredes with full to Euro
pean Intervention, (Anglo Gac as they call til and to
terminate at once the difficulties between Mexico and
the United States 1t is also stated that afterwards
Santa Anna will be banshed showing to the Mexican
people that the benefactor of his country C5emsmer
de Ia paia they call him. has done nothing else hut
cheat them and that his intention has always been TO
sacrifice his country to interests Santa Anns
once banished Paredes will assume the power and as
sisted by hs and Influential partisans he will
establish monarchy in Mexico Paredes viii be no
minated Generassimo OF the Mexican armies Opt
Mons divided concerning the origin Of this
chy appsarr almost impossible that there should be
Mexican throne Donna Maria Christina, and the Duke
Of Montmorot, (Rianxares This appears ridiculous
put there are many who believe Others are Of OPT
cence and aid Of England which Offers her assistance in
order to prevent the farther extension of territory by
the United States, and to prevent all objections by
France when Great Britain presents herself vely soon
it Is sa in the to take possession Of the Isle of
Cuba In payment Of the Spanish debt and with the in.
tention that the mongrel monarchy of Mexico may lend
its assistance to Great Britain In the United States
design to resist or oppose her possession Of tho Queen
cation with any one during his short stay here This
has given rise to many suspicious among the Swans
who have not succeeded this time In fathoming the
truth.
EVENTS IN CALIFORNIA
From the st. Louis Republican, August al
A somewhat acute anxiety is observable In COM
munity in relation to the true of events in Cali
ornia resulting In serious differences between the
Military and portion Of the Naval Commanders there
assembled The gentlemen attached to the Army, who
have returned to this city, very properly maintain
is it probable that any thing like an state
ment Of facts will be presented to the public until they
come out before Court Of Inquiry or Court Martial
Interested parties may publish onesided statements,
get such statements before the public eye but have
said the whole story will not be told until is brought
much unnecessary excitement aud prevent miscon
strucon Of motives II isolated facts withheld from
have been forwarded to the Department Washington
ought to satisfy the friends of all the such in
vestigaton will, we presume, be immediately ordered
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Proclamation by the Governor of Kentuckv-WiIliam
Owsley Governor and Commander-in- Chief, TO the
Militia Of Kentucky
the War Department for the raising and organization
regiments Of volunteer infantry serve during the
sooner hereby
call upon the militia Of Kentucky, DESTROYS Of engaging
in the service Of their country organize
into companies and report themselves to the Executive
Department with all despatch and hold themselves in
readiness to march by the 20h Of September which
day 1t Is expected tbs regiments viii be filed and the
companies notified of their place Of rendezvous
The details Of this service will be found in the general
| order of the Adjutant General, hereto appended
(~~) In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
l.. my hand, and caused the seal Of State to be
49, AFFIXED Done at Frankfort; August a. ls47.
w. ID. REED, Secretary Of State
Commodore Storer yesterday hoisted his broad PEN
nant board the u. s. frgae Brandywine, bound for
the Brazil station, which occasion the salutes
we're fired She will put to with all possible des-
patch In obedience to orders to that effect from Wash
ipgton We hope that shs bears the government of
Brazil such balm for Its offended dignity as 1t mny
honoraby receive, and ours honorsby offer and which
may enectuay nip in tho bud the embryo quarrel be-
tween two nations whose commercial should
unite them in the bonds Of peace and friendship
The following Is list of the officers of the Brandy.
wine and the passengers going out in her Commodore,
George W. Storer; Captain Thomas Crabb Lieuten-
ants, John A. Davis, Luther Stoddard Samuel Larkin
John Taylor; Purser Joseph Terry Fleet Surgeon.
f. Bache Passed Assistant Surgeon, r. T. Maxwell; As
Second Lieut. Of Marines, James Wiley; Commodore
Secretary, Storer Passed Midshipmen, VIM T. Trux-
tun, John r. Barraud Simeon Bassett T. Lee Walker
Midshipmen, John @: sproston, Charles D. Smith Cap
tain's Clerk - Wilson; Gunner, Thomas Venable
Boatswaiu, VIM Smith; samsker, David B. Park; Car
penter, Jos. Coke; Purser's Clerk - jerks
Passengers to join the IT, s. ship Ohio.-Captain VIM
" Taylor, Commander Andrew X. Long, Purser samue
Forest; Captain Marines Jos. l.. c. Hardy; Passed Mid
shipmep, II. l.. Law, Thos @. Eaton, Thos W. Broad
head; Midshipmen, Jno. r. Wood VIM IL Ward B. C.
Hand A. b. Cummings, VIM Gwinn, David Harmony
To join the u. 8. brig Perry-Lieut. Com'dg f.. g..
Tilton; Passed Midshipmen o. C.. Badger, An sharp.
Norfolk Herald, Sert 4.