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Santa hnah La Vesa-0alta Alna's Libelditv


he Havana papers received yesterday
by the Hope Howes, contain the Mexican
news carried there by the British mail
steamer Clyde, which had arrived from Vera
Cruz on the 9Th inst. The c.. had on
board $295 900 and "a passengers The
Spanish schooner Flor de Lanes. arrived
two days previously from SACRIFICES, with
Vera Cruz papers to the 18Th June
Passengers by the Clyde state that it was
The Intention Of the U. S. squadron to at
tack San Juan de- Ulua on the 10th Julv
The vessels at Sacrifice on the LIST were
the trigates Cumberland, Raritan and Po-
tomac, 30 guns each; sloop of war John
Adams, 20 guns; brig Somers, 10 guns:
steamer Mississippi, 8; and steamer Prince
ton, 7 The foreign men of war. lyinp
there at the same time were, the Spanish
trIgate Cris'na, sloop of war Luisa Fernan-
do, and brig Habanero; British frigate En-
dymion, sloop of war Rose, and steamer
Vesuvius; French sloop of war La Perouse
and brig Mercure. Besides these, the
commander of the Clyde says he saw six
large American vessels of war off Vera
Cruz. The city on the 3oth ult., was de-
clared to be under martial law.


The latest dates from the CITY of Mexico
are to the 29th ult. Congress had declar-
ed Gen. Paredes President of the RepubIic
and Gen. Bravo Vice President. Per.
mission had been granted to Gen. Paredes
to march at the head of the army against
the enemy, and Gen. Bravo was called 10
take charge of the Presidency; he left
Vera Cruz on the 24th June for Mexico
Gems. Arlsta and AmpudIa had been call.
ed to the capital; the former is TO be tried
for abandoning the city of Matamoros,
while he had upwards of 1000 troops under
MS command. In consequence of this he
mad been discharged from his command as
commander in chief of The army. He
publishes long address to his felIow-sol.
diers, expressing his regret for his mis-.
fortune, and assuring them that his PRAYERS
Will be offered up to the God of Battles for
their victory and success in every enoaoe,
ment which they may have with the com.
mon enemy.


Inc spanish merchant brig Cecilia, from
oaoiz, anchored at lsla Verde on the Goth
ulf' She attempted to pass into Vera
ornz; Inc Princeton fired IA couple ofblank
sno's at her, as a notice that she was not
to be permitted to pass in; she disregarded
them. A shotied gun was then fred wLicb
quickly brought her helm about. She
then "laid' to-" and the Princeton sen,
boat on boaro, when she was ordered TO 90
towards the island.


An ordinance of The local government
OF Vera Cruz exemps ihe inhabitants o.
that city from payment of the poll-tax, as
long as the port remains blockat,ed by the |
