From the Boston Journal Of Monday evening
IMPORTANT FROM VERA CRUZ.
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letter from Vera Cruz, dated August l, has
been received in this city, and placed the books
of the Exchange Reading Room, as follows:
"The garrison of this place declared yesterday in
favor of General Santa Ana, and against the actual
government. | send you herewith a copy of the
plan of the resolutions, which you will oblige by
having published without loss of time.


"By the lnclosed you will find that the war with
the United States will continue until otherwise dis.
posed of by the Congress which is to be assembled
by the revoutionists if they triumph-say fou,
months after they take possession of the capital
This will make 1t q matter of six months duration
at least. am not of opinion that there is any dis
position on the part Of that people to seek pacific
solution of the question"


[rRANsLArIoN]


At meeting of the general. in-chief and officers
of the 9Th regiment, quartered in the heroic city
Vera Cruz to take into consideration the calamtoui
state to which the republic has arrived and to seek
the most immediate remedy to place it in career O
prosperity, &c,


1t was resolved to adopt the plan of the Goth May
pronounced by the military garrison at Guadalaxsra
with the following amendments
lst. All those who may have been banished fol
political opinions since the year lS2l are invited tt
return to the republic and cooperate in the presen
movement.


I'd. BY this the circumstances of. the war with
the United States to be considered as in nowis,
changed; but it is for the Congress which will as
sembe to determine relative thereto, and for tn,
Mexicans to obey their resolutions.


81. A general invitation is proffered to all thos,
in this department, who may have taken up armi
against the existing order of government, to unit,
in this plan, which has for its object the public wea
alone.


4th. As his Excellency Gen. Don Antonio Lopez
Santa Ana had the glory to establish the republic
whatever may have been his errors, he was firm
supporter Of public liberty and national honor Fol
this we proclaim him leader of this great enterprise
Signed by the officers generally.