The March Of 10000 Mexican


Troops against Texas.

OTHER REVOL UTION
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The election of new President commenced on the
lst nst for which there are four candidatcssay Gen.
Herrera, President dd interim, Gen. Amone, ex-Me x
Minister at Washington, Gomez Farias and one 9TH
err whose name has escaped my memory. The Presiden
cy however seems to lay between the two former one
ef whom it is supposed, will be the successful candi
date.


Almonte has offered his services to the government in
the approaching campaign against Texas but rather
think is more de gueTe to he him to the Presi
dency than any great desire he has got to have brush
with the Texans-or as ought rather to say now the
United States


II. b. M brig of Persian arrived here on 9th ul
in days from Galveston bringing the news of the
annexation Of Texas being confirmed BY President Jones
and also that body Of United States troops say about
1000 men, were expected at Galveston in the courss
few days.


appears that our government is in no hurry to
declare war against the United States or any rate
tempt to reconquer Texas without making any decara
ton OF war; OF course the by the Persian caused
great excitement throughout the country. The Min
isy has presented act to the two Chambers for their
deliberation.


LIST. To declare war against the United States


I'd. Authorsing them to raise a foreign or national
loan TO the amount of Is millions of dollars which they
consider to be requisite to carry and
The proposals are now under discussion in the cham
bers and if they get the "pargent" there is no doubt
they Will make the attempt to again get possession
against the United States or not.


yon have heard, this, of the revolution
Government to declare said port closed to foreign as
well as native shipping but is rather puzzled to find out
how they will keep out the former they have got
single steamer that they get ready in less than
eighteen or twenty days, all the engineers being STILL
as may say loang shore and waiting for their pay
OF which, for some months past they have received but
The tariff question is still under discussion or rather
has been referred to committee but if they procrasti
get sight Of the long expected document--and in the
meantime the country will lose great deal,


have nothing further interest to inform YOU of at
present. and beg to subscribe myself gentlemen, very
Auo. 5.-The Water Witch not sailing Yesterday /
open to say that we have news from the American
Squadron but it is thought here that will soon appear
amount to 10, 900 men. Yours Sc


From VERA CRuz-By pr vate letters received yes.
terday morning learned arrival at Pensacola on
tne IN inst OF the French brig of war lie Mercure from
Vera Cruz She sailed from the latter port on the 9th
day Of Juy-three days after the Reampago. She
pers but learn verbally that Mexico had neither
declared war against the United States nor adopted
rcan commerce 1t is not known in this city, however
whether advices had been received at Vera Cruz
later than the 10th u from the city of Mexico which
date the kelampago brought us news. The Americans
in Vera Cruz were leaving and preparing leave as
fast as possible and this thought to sasacto
ry for the detention Of the Water Witch about which
much anxiety has been expressed Residents in the
interior Of Mexico from the United States all flock
the only intelligence which have been able to CLEAN
by the arrival of lie Mercure.


'TmE GuLr sauApRos-The U. s. brig of war Po,pose
arrived at Pensacola the afternoon OF the th instant
from Norfolk, and exchanged salutes with the commo
dore in command of the yard.


The steamship Princeton hourly expected at the
same port.


The Alabama arrived last evening from Pensacola but
we could learn nothing from her the repairs re-
CURED on the Falmouth We only informed that she
is leaking very badly.
The brig Somers has not yet sailed from Pensacola al
though apparently all ready.-N o. Pcayune .aue. IA


NORFOLK HERALD OFFICE, Aug 20, SPIN.
Extract from letter to gentleman in this city,
dated


U. s. sHP sr. MARYs,,


Galveston, Aug. Z, 1915.


I'VE sailed yesterday from Aransas having conveyed
from New Orleans to that place two merchant ships with
troops numbering fifteen hundred. Brigadier General
Taylor commandernchief and is encamped for the pre-
sent St. Josephs Island As soon as the troops can be
conveyed to the main he will take up his march for Cor
pus Christi There is good deal Of difficulty devsing
means for transporting the the bay and in
consequence OF the very shoal water it be done only
by the OF flat boats which yet remain to be construct
ed We have sent them all the spare spars and lumber
we can well afford The Falmouth arrived at Aransas
yesterday morning with orders afford all necessary
assistance to the and her carpenters sent on
shore to assist IN building their boats Our stay in Gal
weston WIZ De about forty.eight hours, when shall
have learned that the Mexicans have an army of quite
10000 men. No doubt people think that fifteen hun
dred sufficient to up Mexico castles and ali
but will be found that the drilled Mexican soldiers are
thing but contemplate foes The source OF
apprehension to our army however is from the Canaan
che Indians, fierce and warke tribe in the very heart
Of Texas, and excited against US, they would prove





in a few weeks. All well on board this ship"


The following appears in The Union OF Thursday
evening"


Galveston, Aug. 0, lsa5


To the Editor Of the Union We have late ntelli
senee r0m I'm the convention Rumor says that the Pres
to do SO by the convention, who wish to get his
sent to change form of government Immediately
The manner in which is proposed to do this is not
known do not believe. myself, that President Jones
will consent to any such measure. His friends here
reason to believe that Major boneson. so far as he
is concerned, would decidedly disapprove Of such
move do not believe, however, that anything
can, by possibility be done to defeat annexation The
people determined upon it, and it is to be hoped
no precpitae action the part of those delegated
act for them, will throw difficulties in its way and am
satisfied in my mind that President Jones will do
all in his powerto carry out the expressed wishes the
people. lie will do it In proper season and in proper
way and ] have doubt but he will in all matters
show himself worthy of the high confidence of the peo
Yesterday from Aransas bay where he had been TO visit
General Taylor and the United States troops stationed al
1onp DOWN ~ a ono quite nnwel IRON exposure in
the Woodbury., for the United States.


MrLITARy.-For the information of the numerous gal
liant citizens who will wish avail themselves of an.
Mexico We deem proper to state, what have earr
ed from the War Departn ent, that the present military
establishment can in no event be increased without the
previous Legislation of Congress- and Of course there
will be such appointments to be made until first a
thorised by law. The militia only be called out in
aid of the regular army, now by law established.


There are now attached to the army many supernume.
rary graduates of the Military Academy fit for the most
active and important service. Union, Aug. 81.


MOVEMENT OF u. s. TRoors.-Coonel Whistler
and Major Stamford, OF the 4th Infantry, were to
leave last evening for Aransas Bay, board the schr
Mary Wilkins Also two companies Of the ath Infantry,
under the command Of Major Graham, accompanied by
ieuts Hoskins Cochranc and Berry board the bark
Wm Ivy Col Whistler, his arrival, will the
command OF the gallant 4th.-N o. Pic Aug. IA.


The Van Buren, (Ark) Ineiisencer says in the paper
Of the I'd nst that II has been placed in possession of
certain items Of sTexas news Through the polteness of
these items we find the following:
The Dragons that were ordered into Texas we're
rendezvoused near Nacogdochss waiting for tho en-.