Washington telegraph., 1847-07-21
From The Delta, 5h inst.
FROM MEXICO.

We have received h.es OI MGAleah pa
pors from the capital 10 the l2th ut, dated
three days later than any previously re.
eeiycd from which NC make the following
extracts:
The lYar.-The files before us contain
fall reviews Of the opinions Of the different
newspapers throughout the country, which
numbered about twenty, and with but one
single exception (in Durango they are fully
in favor ii the war.
The DieiaiorsIip,-El Monitor Replb.
Iicano, ol the l2th ull., contains lengthy
article on the subject Of tho Dictatorship.
up To that date Santa Anna was not pro
claimed, nor had he proclaimed himself,
Dictator, Indeed, the Monitor ridieucj
the idea that he designed 10 become one,
fhe rumof 10 that elleel which prevailed
ia the Capital. is alleged to have originated
with aud been propo5aled by his enemies
and the enemir, Of the country.
W GhHge Of l'uliaB-Thc Monitor
asserts ihal ihn new Cabinet is not to be
entirely lnmed ol Puras. Democrats. as
stated IN some of he journals and lhal the
new Ministers will curry out the policy
Of their predecessors. santa Anna thinks
that without Il iull Minisly--wilh the
Ministers oi War aud Finance, together
with the Clerks in the Bureau oi Foreign
Rehlious-he will be able, for tho time
being, 10 carry ou the gisernmen.
Ia an article published IN the samo paper
Of ,he l0lh, We lind the following para.
graph: "fhero Is M doubt but that tho
majority al The nation IS IN favor Of carrying
on tue war anl we afe, consequently,
convinced that il is impossible 10 enter INTO
any arrangement for peace; were II 10 be
concluded, il would be iafal 10 the naiion'
atty OF Mexico. Tho defenders ol the
nation ale, therefore, encouraged with bril-
lan, hopes II final sueress, as il IS M
dolhlrl ital the position in which the |.
States Hnls ITSELF musi. IN the end, secure
lis Triumphant saecess, Notwithstanding our
Iarncr disasters. Al al Us who sincerely
wish the continuation oI the war, look upon
an eqliyOeal policy as dangerous, aud all
oycHurcs ui peace pefi'ous means 10 Sc.
cure il; iaf his rca au ne are opposed lp
any change IN the politics which ma! give
aplclus appearance.
CllafHa.-Cungtesz met at the Capita.
At last on the I'D, aud Tie proposition Of
de,arnaa n recess, was lost by one soie.
III RrpublIrano, OF Tie l1lh, in leader
1l great length recommends that the iuree.
which are III ended To ]. lHni the Capital.
should be vel aud prgFsfl, instructed aud
drilled, as they have plenty Of lime balaIe
the American arnt Arrives lhcr. Being
chiefly recruits, the GHueals commanding
lhcm. he sals, should llkn great pans ia
lhrir drilI. The editor sl,s that The ehiel.
tam, should bear in m.nI that that Is 10 be
their last eiihu, aud consequently nu eN
rfiiln 10 da1e Il successful should Lc spared.
The PaaHe Pw'g.-El Rnlonalaf, The
peace paper, says that II has recommended
peace onIy because 1t is convinced that the
government wtu ln0t = could Mt cary on
the war; hul II tho same time Il approve.
santa Anna wi,hlawal OF his resignation,
and praises him very much, laying that he
Is tho only man ia the country who eau
keep alive the vag spirit.
The PrcsiltRty.--.l'ho legislature ol
! Aguasgalienlcs has given It's vote 10 Gen.
Amln'c. letter from Ognca says that
Santa Anna has been unanimously noml,
na,rI President by the lex ,latufc Of that
State.
Gfn. TllsRciu -G-n. Valencia had re
por,eJ having arrived at san Luis polosi
on the 9TH June, whore BE- toUk immediate
com nanl oI tho army. Gen. Sa.as had
also ail,yud there ani taken charge oi his
post.
Gen. Ba,iamonic,--Was at lppuato On
the j,h, where he was 10 begin lmncdl.
alely 10 raise forces from the State oi Gu.
ana luaio. Il was thought that General
Alcona had issued an order to take com
mand OF lhc force, there, which, according
| iu III Monitor, arc-NUNE.
Con. Bancne.i died Un the evening Of
the III.
Cana'i.o ParioncL-ll seems, from
what We see In the Monitor OF the lllh,
thar Santa Anna and Canalzo had made
/ friends once more, aud, consequently, the
examination OF the latter iOr bis conduct at
Cero Gofdo was dropped Although it
was reported IhA, be had been appointed
Governor the State Of Ncia Cruz, he was
to be employed IN tho defence Of the Capi.
tai.
Moro GucrrHlm.-Ei Es'ladmie dc los
/ Cbim.a'as. published at san Luis Potosi,
says that largo body Of guerriilas ~
been orginzrd at Bocas, about II leagusS
from san Luis, aud that they were all vol
armed aud equipped.
Merifm Correspondence ia'ereepied.--
Gen. Alvarez sent an express from Ameca,
on The lllh, which CORES spondcnc inIcrccp.
tod in the possession Of courier going
fom the capital to Pucbla. The govern.
mcnt bad called on the different persons
sending letters, in order that they should be
opened aud read, to show whether or moi
/ they contained any information Of which