The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-06 00:00:00

THE WENT INDIES.

The Clyde, Royal Mail Steam Packet, Wm. Symonds
c,aninan&r, arrived in the Southampton Docks this morning,
AL nine At bringing the usual 27 passengers, and the
fillowing on freight : —10,886 dollars on Mexican Government,
..u.:count ; 258,80 dollars on merctants' account; 2,920 oz.
iguld dint, 2801bs. platina, 7,102 oz. silver, 5,000 pearls, 199
car,:ow, of cochine'll. She bad the weather extremely tine in
i!:e Gulf, and continued so till the 29th ultimo, when it
enaoged suddenly to the north, and continued to blow a fresh
w .le until yesterday. Her Majesty's ship Eurydice and
Teri,ian Fr3uch brig were at Vera Cruz, as also La Perouse,
;Solkush brig Patriola, Mexican squadron—two steamers,
and eight smaller vessels of war. Her Majesty's
i',,uader, surveying vessel, was lying at Bermuda. The
‘l.O Company's steamer Avon left Havannah 9th
Sept. wr eke (lulf; Forth left Grenada for Jacmeil or
9th • Ai,oway at St. Thomas 15th ; Teviot at
lri:mada
at Bermuda 20th; City of Glasgow
amnica Bth ;for Trinid;: 9th ; and Reindeer for Barbadoes
ll
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'der gates are Vera Cruz the Ist
the Bth of September. ..7.4
110- Ann* Sept. 11.
t'arthagena, 28th August, thj

MEXICO.
We. have received letters of the 29th of AuguSt from our
„..,,frcpondent in the City of Mexico.
On the 150 instant, General Herra was elected Presikit,
4,y a great majority of all the department:. On the fol-
rving, day the Cabinet resigned, according to the
~;rcement made on the revolution of the 7tli of December
„v.:4 iak,n4 place, and after a week's interval the following
Ministry was appointed :
Yoceign and llome Dc,Tartnc at—Senor Pena y Pena.
nor Fcrdiu.,nl Castillo.
War—Gel:era' Ara.Ya•
race and Jus'ice—Sener lueto:-,•
not having received satisfa:tion for
Tye French Min,...'ter
ti.sult offered to hini at the end of May, has broken oft
tilexican Government, demanded
all comm unication with the'
;yider the care of the Minis-
-)orts and paced his natitn;.4
lt,r of tipaw, as Nrini,;tre de
.fandl,e.
,r tnent e the differences
is in a fair way of arran, • ,
beta 'en the ts o Chambers having been Gettled, and the de-
cree authorising a new tariff published.
dec;aration of war has taken place, and the new Cabi-
net, from want of money or from prudential Motives, has re-
ni:4; led perfectly passive.
The public display the greatest apathy in political affairs.
Cue state of credit of the Treasury is at the lowest ebb,
and there is no prc spect of a loan being made.
The army of the north is in a state of absolute destitution.
General Parede,:,%if not in open revolt, is acting independently
.4 the Central Government, and I'ilisola has arrived in Mexico
to x plain the cruel position of the troops.
l'l, ,or California has petitioned Congress in favour of
federatien

;RELATIVE CLOSING PRICES OF
RAILWAY SHARES

IN TN $t
.RINCIP AL CITIES AND TOWNS IN ENGLAND
SCOTLAND, AND IRELAND.

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