Very Important from Vera Crnz.
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The brig Hope Hores arrived to-da,
from Havana, having left that port on III,


llth inst. The English steamer Clyd
had arrived from Vera Cruz, with the 10
} telligence that Vera Cruz was under mar
tial law, and iha, the American squadron
consisting Of the frigates Cumberland, Ra
ritan, and Potomac, OF so guns each: the
John Adams of 20, and The Somers of lO
guns; and the steamer Mississippi of g.
and the Princeton Of guns, would attack
the fort on the 10th. A Spanish vessel
had been ordered off, was fired at by the
Princeton, and then overhauled by the boats
of the steamers.


The Spanish frigate Christina, sloop of
war Louisa Fernando, briganline Habe-
nora, English frigate Endymion, sloop of
war, Rose, steamer Vesuvius, French brig
Mercure, and sloop Laperouse, were at
anchor at Sacrafcious.


Gen. Paredes has obtained permission
from his Government to take command of
the Army, and Gen. Bravo will act as
President in his absence. The Mexican
Congress has granted Paredes all the
means asked for to prosecute the war.


Gen. Arista was in Mexico.


An express had reached Vera Cruz on
the 29Ih June, stating that Valtamira,
place one days journey from Tampico had
been taken.


Information had also been received that
the CALIFORNIA; had declared themselves
independent of Mexico.


Parades had demanded of Congress Two
millions of dollars, TO prosecute the war,
which no doubt would be granted.


The Government have issued orders TO
have all valuables removed from Vera Cruz
TO the interior towns Of Jalapa and Orza.
bea.


Gen. Rodriguez de Gala has been ap-
to command al Vera Cruz IN the
place of Gen. Bravo.


The Alcada of Tampico had presented
wo thousand dollars towards strengthening
he Notifications.
Great depredations have been commit. {
ed by the Camanche and Lepan Indians
n the departments of Durango and Chi.
uahua.
Gen. Gonzalez Archaic is al the head S
{ an army on the route from Guadalaiara
Or the Rio del Norte to whip Gen. Tay ylor. I


~ o. Je6'n.