The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
IMPORTANT FROM MEXiCO-E ENG
LISH LOAN TO SANTA ANNA IN.
VASFON OF TEXAS CERTAIN


which arrived here from Havana on Friday
las, ard sailed for Halifax on Saturday, to-
connect with the Britannia, on her way 10 Lv
erpoo, we have received highly important Ins
telrgenoe from Mexico by a private cores
pondenl from that capital, and Of the most au-
lhenic character.
Saata Anna has. al length, positively pro"
cured loan in London, 10 che amount of g.
600 600 slerlug-or $4,000, ,000-lor per-
iod of fourteen years without lhe payment Of
any annual interest, until The period Of rem-
bur rsement, when the holders of tho stock will
receive $l40 for 800. out and out. The a.
gents for THE loan IN London are James Mot
risOn g. 90. of LonGon. The British governs
ment becomes the guarantee for its repayment
10 The EGghsh Stockholders, and in corsidera
tlon thereof. all English manufactures are To be-
admitted into Vera Cruz and the other ports of
Mexico, al numlhal duty, for The same per-
iOd al which the loan Is taken.
We Ieatn hat ii S the in eution ofihe Mex
lean government, as coon AS they shall have
received Steamships muskos, aud ulh,r mu-
nIuons Of war trom Enghnd. and brought 10
them under the English a4g, the proceeds Of
their loan, thai tefnble lnVss on Uf Texas
will be made both by sea and land, aud that a
number of British navy and army officers will
be engaged TO lead their troops 10 battle. The
loan will take no money from EngIa but
simp'y ships, steamers, and mutations of war;
Ia Mexico they have men, Eproyi, ions, every
thing except good officers and munitions Of
war Santa Anna is furlnus for The invasion
of Texas-snd If he should succeed in driving
the Texans into the United Sa2s, he intends
to invade l. usIana and Arkansas -besidss
threatening the whole valley Of the Mssissip-
pl with his vengeance.
0flhe general accuracy of the important
facts we have detailed there can be no mistake
The idea published in New Orleans that to
England had been ced4d he CaIllornias is with
out foundation. No doubt England wouI Id
like to get that country but The vigilance and
jealousy of Russla in the north west interposes
Insuper able obstacles TO such purpose. The
Bnsh policy is TO bring MeAico and The u
ni,ed States into conflict, through Texas and
by keeping both in state Of war, 50 weaken
them, so as to be able 10 govern and control
the policy and Interests Of both. II is very
evident that the first step towards the INVASION
Of Texas by Mexico, rumultous army' will
rush from the.valIey of the MISSISSIPPI. across
tie Sabine. THIS fact will lurn b to Santa
Anna. in The event OF victory D. Protex' TO in.
wade he United StAtes, and 10 refusn 10 liqui>
date the indemnify agreed upon by his commits
sioners at Washington. II is howevf, not So
very certain tha, the Texa s., assisted by the
whole Anglo Saxon race Of this continent, will
no, cary the war INFO Mexic, and plant The
standard Of the lone STAR 10 the palace of the
Monte Zumas.
At all events, war-6erce and boody-be
tween Mexico aud Texas, isnow certain. Let
us prepare for such events New Y, Herald
GRATITUDE OF A YtUNG WHrGGY. The
Washington Globe says "thst The frs, use
which oung Combs made ofhis liberty, after
his liberation, and reaching The soil of lhe u.
nIled States IN safely from his Santa Fe csp-
tIVty, was to denounee Mr.. Ellis. the Amer
can MINISTER IN Mexico, who gave up his
whole time 10 effect the deIlverance end con.
tribute to the comfort ofhe prisoner, on bis
ARRIVAL IN The Mexican capIlal.-Al who kno
anything OF Hon. Po Shstan Ellis need no, be-
told that he slngularIy distinguished for his
benevolent and afeclonae disposition; and
that his anxious humanlty-even towards un.
"orlhy obJecls-evcr on the alert, would know
no bound when coupled with duty TO a coun-
tryman and his country Mr.. Ellis did not re-
member that Gen. Combs (he falher) was an
active, travelling elec.ioneerer in the hard ci-
der campagn, and was supposed to be seek
ing Mr.. EIlls's place, through his labors The
son, however, seems not to have forgotten the
rivalry, and has repaid Mr.. Ellis, for exercis-
| ing the soIlcltude of father in his behalf
abroad, with The i-wll and envy which he
may have supposed would CRAFTY his disap-
| pointed parent at home. He proves himself a
| true son in this"
SOLD Fer Mess OF PoTTAGE. There
are lUS members IN The Legislature of Vagina
55 of whom are indebted TO the Banks Sill,
675 being an average ofatout $4,000 each
The highest debtor is $4,000. This is as
bad as the lumber business. No wonder the
Legislature during the last winter was so very
lenent, towards The souess corporations.
Truly 'every man has his pllce"
BREAD ENOUGH YET, lit is said that the
wheat crop Of Michigan The coming season
if 10 drought takes place will exceed that OF
last year by 25 per cent. Every thing al
present Indicates surplus of3, 00O, ,0CO bush
Gle, against 2 600 600 hnsbeIs lasl year.
DUTCH Bulls" De ccpkerkation will Dleeshe