The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-01

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ty the Treasury believes win be impossible to
gotiate loan anything like reasonable terms
Since the stoImng Of Monterey. the blooaless eccu
patton otseltillo Is the only held operation worthy OF
that place that POINT the line Of operations that
direction will be limited Tampico has been taken and
Tor an attack on sam Juan aUoa There will be com.
bned assault by the land and naval forces The blockade
santa Anna is still in the neghborhood of San Luis
Poosi with army OF twenty-five or thirty thousand
mem Az ns d s :, @ Az sucn
risk every thing on the chance OF battle. But the de-
lay which mus. necessarily occur before he to
engagement with our troops be fatal Ia the pre-
sent org anzaon OF his army, his unprovded
with food clothing or srms and 1t would take an i'm
for two months He will. therefore, be obliged in all
probability to break up his camp and 60 to meet
forces
There has been as yet evidence of any evil conse
quences arising from the issue Of pvaeering commits
have yet been disposed of by the Mexican agent Ha
ysna, although he boasts Of having already sold fve
General ODonneIi has declared his determination to
punish with death any Spanish subject found tak ad
vantage OF these commissions.
se Gulf squadron have been. for some time past, en-
gagged in harrassing tho coast of Mexico and will
tnus to harrass it from this time forward Several
PLOTS have been performed worthy Of the palmest days
of navy Among others mentioned the burning of
Mexican schooner under the walls Of San Juan
d'Ulloa This feat was performed by three mdshipmen
belonging to of our vessels Seven Mexicans, on
board the schooner at the time, captured put into
boat and brought of the schooner being fired after
entirely successful.
The additional volunteer force called out from Penn
sylvania, New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and
Virginia. could have been trebled il requisite Such
that large number have been refused and every day
commanders of companies arriving in Washington
In the vain hope that their eageIness may induce
the Secretary Of War to accept them.
bill has been introduced to-day in the House of Re-
personalities providing for the organization Of addi
onal force OF ten regiments of regular troops II has
been referred to the committe Of the whole House.
The affairs OF Europe engross good deal of the aten
ton OF our government. notwithstanding the
date pressure OF the Mexican The impies pre-
connscation Of Cracow without effort to enforce
On observance OF the treaty Of Vienna II is thought
however, that the Northern powers must have calcu
lated With strong degree of confidence the breach
between France and England before they would have
attempted 80 bold step IL is stated on reliable auho
money and munitions of war, eight hundred thousshd
Roles could be mustered in three months to strike for the
hnery oil Poland and that no other need interfere
except passiveiy IN swing AID and encouragement
inc riores expedition scarcely thought OF at pre-
sent Inc recent news from England seems to settle
the question OF the total tauIe OF that absurd scheme
inc CONSULAR system presented to Congress by the
secretary OF saie mas received unqualhed appreciation
from all quarters a bill Is now being framed in
cordence win te features OF this pian and there every
seaon 10 suppose VIII pass into law the present SEES
sion.
portion OF tue wings have spoken in Congress in OPP
Iositon 70 te war pt others nave Indignantly denied
mat the sennmshts Oh me party are sverse 10 the war
In the senate MT John NJ Clayton, Sena,orrom Della
ware mas taken occasion 10 say tnat the charge OF oppo
founded: MT. Joseph X. ingersoii, member OF the
Ioufe rem rennsy mas aiso declared the charge
uinundes ana mas COMMENDED hat the wings are as ar