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We find in several Mexican papers very violent al
tacks upon Paredes, all imputing 10 him monarchical
designs


We find one vote taken in the Mexican Congress
on the 4lh inst. II upon proposition brought
forward 5y Puro, TO the effect that the ministers
should present themselves TO TIE Congress 10 render
an account of what they had iaken for the
war. 1t was voted down by fifty odd voices against
twenty- among the latter being Gomez Faras
Rejon, Pacheco, and the two RomeroS. No attempt
TO elect President had been made the 4th, but the
chances still considered in favor Of Cumplido.


All the papers attribute 10 Pena Pena the design
Of getting rid of The old amy rather Of the great
body of the officers of the same, and organize a new
army under Gen. Lombardini.


The Arco Iris gives the following statement of the
forces which the Mexicans have in the field:
At Queretaro under Gen. Busiamene, 1000
Santa Annals army, now under RlncOn, 1000
The garrsons at Mazatlan, La Sonora, and


Acapulco, 4,UOO
In the State of Tabasco and Chiapas, 2,0u0
Under Urea, Carvajal and Canales, 1900
A brigade at Potosi commanded by Filisola, 5000
At Toluca under Pena Barragan, 1000
In the State of Oaxaca, l,0U0
The whole force of the guerrilas from Vera


Cruz 10 Puebla, 5000