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Important from Mexies-Asather nsvoA


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The intelligence from Mexico appears to be In bits
and dribets.


We yesterday published the fact that Almonte had
reached Havana en- rosae for England, and had
been closeted with Santa Anna. We now have TO
announce that there has probably been, ere this,
another revolution in Mexico in favor OF the ostra-
cised chieftain.


In the. present position of things, every piece Of
Mexican intelligence is Of interest.


Thus;-


The bark Mandarin, Capt. Coley. arrived this morn
ing from Vera Cruz which port she left on the Sd nst
at noon Capt c. reports that just before he e he met
wanted to see fun, he had better wait until O'Clock in
the afternoon. at which hour the Republicans and Santa
Ann: party united TO declare h M NE wand
posed Of that they could not act sgains the insurgents
Further news will be anxiously looked for


Correspondence of the Mobile Herald. April III


PENSACOLA, April 9, le46
The U. 8 brig Porpoise arrived here from the Brazos
pying the banks of the Rio Grande. About $50
Mexicans met General Taylor 70 dispute or rather
q: o and
quickly returned that they did not vacate their places
they should bs dispersed Sy other means such scam





spp has just this moment come to anchor of the yard
from Vera Cruz The news brought by her is antcipa
nicaticn with her yet she barely having clewsd up
her sails. You shall hear all the by the next mail


From the New Orleans Courier, April II


IT was reported that there was to bs revolution at
Vera Cruz on the evening of the Sd.


was said all the soldiers had been confined in prison
BY the party Of Santa Anna who was expected soon to
His Excesncy the President I'D inserm, has dscrssd
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country, menaced with foreign war, and large and
precious part OF her territory invaded the time has ar
ry 70 the uu Of
and dignity Of the nation: Whereas to insure the At
tanment Of this all important object II il absolutely
cessary to secure good order and peace within the
public in pursuance Of the powers granted by article
Art. i. The Government viii sppoint Governors of
Departments without regarding appointments proposed
BY Assemblies, as the nation s in the condition contem.
Of the organic basis.


Art ? In Departments where. by opposition to the
Governors, with the appreciation Of the Supreme Go.
vernment shall appoint members to form the same a.
tSsy shan think P1Op:s s neither Just nor prGps.
Of those corporations.
Art 3 For the reason. the Governors are autho-
rzed to organize the municipalities where they have
been dissolved.


Art Governors will be held responsible for the strict
execution Of the circular Of "a OF last year e
Art g. Tho Governors Of Departments will have pow.
or in extraordinary cases. to adopt efficient measures,
sufficiently urgent to the independence and integ
rity Of the national territory and preserve tranquility
and order, without which the prosperity of the naisn
cannot be maintained.


God and Liberty


(signed) CASTILLO LANZAs
Mexico, 18th March, lS45


From the New Oileans Delta, April l2l
We find in Ei Especfosor of the 2lst, that Gen. Don
Nicolas Bravo had been appointed Governor Of the city
Of Mexico and that he had taken of his post
public press the expression Of opinion relating to any
form Of government. or the publishing Of anything
party and disapproved BY another And it was re.
commended that the laws concerning the freedom Of
Tie editors Of Ei contrs,i.meo e. Monitor Rspu1,
cano La Reforma, e. R,pu1icans, and Don Simp icso.
had signed and published protest against this high:
handed measure, and claimed the right, organs Of
A young man named Don Miguel Busnrosto, q law
San Juan de Ulloa for holding in his possession some
printed slips which were not in any respect Aatsrng to
By decree Of Gen. Paredes We see that" consider.
ing the state in which the nation 6nds itself menaced by
foreign war. and great portion Of its territory in
vaded BY its enemies the time has arrived in which tho
Mexican government must proceed with the greatest
activity and energy to Iepe the most unjust Of aggres
order preserve the honor and dignity Of republic


necessary and Indispensable to secure the order and
mined that herssiter the will name and sp
point the governors o the departments without being
obliged to await the proposals of Assembles the naOh
finding itself in the extraordinary circumstances which
mentioned at the end Of clause 18th Of the l34h
ticle of the orKanical foundations"


Sr. ?. Francisco Arfangeiz Berabzal, late Mexican
consul 10 this city, has been appointed consul for the
port Of Havana and Don Juan Fernandez de la Vega,
consul Of Havana the port Barcelona also
Sr D,n Santiago Blanco for the port Of Corunna, in
Spain.


General Ampudia had departed with his troops from
San Luis Potos 10 join the army in the frontier General
Mea, in communication to the Minister of war; dated
Matamoros 6th March, stated that he about march
ing with 700 infantry and pieces of artillery to Arroyo,
olorado.


Passengers on board the Mandarin state with great
confidence, that revolution against Paredes and the
monarchca party sustained by the republicans and the
friends of Santa Ana the point Of breaking out at
Vera Cruz, with every prospect OF successindeed
expected that the explosion would take place on
the day that the vessel sailed.


Avarado ls miles from ts mouth, for safety and
n reported that all the American English and French
officers have left.


INTELLIGENCE FROM CANADA.-We are again in
debted to the express line of Virgil and Rice, for
ate intelligence from Montreal. Annexed is their
letter


MONTREAL, Friday, April 10, lsl6.
The st. Lawrence II airly open between Montreal
and Quebec, and the first steamer commenced run.
ming betwee the two cities last evening Huge piles
of ice still remain upon the wharves, Of which
damaged. We have several schooners and barges in
port but there are yet no tidngs Of any arrival from
at Quebec and until that event takes place shall
be duh enough.


There considerable stock of last years dry goods
still hand, and efforts made to push them of by
auction sales There 10 considerable speculation to
the amount Of business likely to be done during the