{"newspaper_name": "The daily union.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "\"Ar sEA, July 81, 1886."}
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DaHnet W u DJFVW aH oUteT !" me sq"o"o"t a'


1aa sAaE4s "oFF VERA CRuz, Sept. %


"The file Of the FL Indicator and other iournaI
contain intelligence of passing events, with neat
all the DEGREES issued since the formation Of the n
cabinet, for the increase ofthe military force, and n
ulation Of the other branches Of the govcrnms'j
The national guard is being organized; and from 4
statements in the public papers, the measure woa
seem TO be popular one, as the citizens are said
offer themselves freely to be enrolled. The deere
embraces every citizen from the age of sixteen
fifty. The citizens of Puebls have armed Al
equipped force Of one thousand men, at their o''
expense, for the aervice of the government. Gf'
Santa Anna entered the city Of Mexico on the /
inst with great parade. In his letter. written to !
minister Of war on the occasion, he states his \
tention of proceeding Immediately to assume
command Of the army on the northern frontier, J.
d'sclaims any design Of accepting the suprt
power, il his services are required in the field.


"The report which was previously mentoned \
his having given orders to the army at Mon'creJ
fall back on San Luis Po,osi, is con,radicted
Gen. Meiia, in despatch dated at Monterey,
2ith. He states that force Of eight thousand
will soon be assembled there, and that he will
fend the place to the last extremity. II is said


our army is in possession of Santa Fe.


"The present government has manifested g. 4
activity since its accession TO power, and adof =
every measure TOT vigorous prosecution OF ho


Detachments of troops from the city and other NJ
of Mexico, with thirty pieces Of artillery, have


lately despatched to the north, and by the en-, 4
the month il is not unlikely they will have


Of 1000 nen--or perhaps more, in the neigh
hood Of Monterey. II is difficult 10 say how y
large force is to be kept in the field, as i s "
known the public treasury is empty. The r.
money received by the government, within


knowledge, are the small sums contributed u
private individuals, not sufficient to maintain


ment for a month"; volltE2-{E