New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-16
Mexiean correspondence, TariG, DC. &C
Correspondence OF Tie Tribune.

Mexicau Correspondence, Earid. DC. &c.
Correspondence OF Tie Tribune
w,saiNSroS, July Do
Is SENATE to-day Message was received from
the President in answer to the recent resolution 81
the Senate, trans hitting report from the Sccre-
tary of State. the correspondence between Ibis
Government and NIcxico, &c, portion of which
wa, read In it, Mr.. Webster referring to 3D.
letter Of Mr.. Bocanega the MeNcsn Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs, denies that this Government has
encouraged hostile movement, on the part If Texas
against Mexico; states that the t. States do not
regard Texas as belonging to MeNico; but togo
thef with France, England Belgium have acknow-
lodged her independence, and that if in the psr-
,Iit OF lawful commerce the Texans are supplied
with arms by American citizens the |. States can.
not prevent II without violation of it, Neutrality
speaks Of the second letter u Bocancg,a (receuty
published in many OF the papers, a. derogo'ory
10 The character Of The T. Sla'es olid higLb 0t-
tcasire and with regard to the alodeed brcuch OF
faith the part OF this Government says tAat thu
President directs that answer be given, but thar
the conduct of the Y. States IN it, intercourse with
Texas will nor be changed in any degree whether
a war exist between Texa, and Mexico on not.
Mr.. PRESTON moved the printing Of the docu-
ment aud its reference 10 the Committee on o.
eign Relations. He expressed hearty opproba-
ton of the pursued by the tuuc.iouaries Of
thi. Government, both here aaI OF ous Minister M
Mexico N the novel position IN which it had been
placed by the course OF Bocme-ra. the Mexican
Secretary Of Foreign Ati.rs who had charged
this Gaycrnrcnt vita breach Il iath ol the law
OF natien,s ard of the existing uea.y. tie vas
glad to see 50 much spin, manifested on thc part
OF our Cos eminent by tine core poHde.ce, and
Yet degree of moderation which would not
probably have been extended by any otncs nation
similarly situated lie spoke of Tie - 300 900
ad Indicated claims, aud the = 10 600 UGo or sl2.-
10000 get to be acted On, against Mexico. aud
Of the forbearance exercised in relation thereto on
the part OF he United States. lie trusted that
peace would still be- cherished a. far - eompati-
bic with the honor OF the country bur there was
point beyond which forbcarance cea.eI To- he
virtue, and in defence Of our honor il might be-
come necessary to chastise any Government thar
should speak against ours in hostile and mcnaclng
language
Mr. SEVER commended the patriotic aud manly
spirit displayed on part in this spoadence
bit minated that insults from England we're sui.
iered to pass with less notice lie applauscd the
hrmness and decision manifested in Mr. Webster,
course with regard to the Creole case anu IN tie
present instance, which, if extended 10 ALI other
nation. by this Administration would command
its support in the end by his party
MI CRTTESDES concurred in approving the
of the officers Of Government IN this case
and expressed hi, intention OF hereafter giving
more fully MS views on the SUBJECT.
The document was referred and ordered printed
The bill for the relief Of certain citizens Of Ar
kansas and Louisiana who found themselves within
the limits Of Texas at the running Of the boundary
line between her and the United States, wa.
passed.
The Senate went into Executive Session
In the House., the Tarif bin was Immediately
takcnup. The amendment Of Nh Fillmore from ti.e
Committee OF Ways and Means to reduce from /: 4;
s7 per the duty On iron in bars Or bolts NOT
manufactured in whole part by rolling pend
ing. This item DEFINED tie Committee Tor some
time, several amendments being offered. Nr
COOPER u Ga moved to amend tie amendment
by striking OUT ~ per ton and inserting ~ per
cent. ad yasrem. Nj EDWARDS of Pa. oppo.ed
the,amendment. Reyec'ed Mr. BLACK mood
to strike 90, and insert q per cent; ar. ED.
WARDS VI Pa. to insert $50 per ton: Mr.. CooPsx
Of Ga. to insert % per cent These amendment.
were 'uscessyely rejected. and the ancndfsenr Of
Mr. fillmore Gas aboge) to reduce the dut, 10 AZ
per ton was adopted: Ayes77, Noe. H.
he proyiso that iron imported for railways and
laid down prisr 10 81 March. l343. shall be emf.
ted 10 the benefits Of provision, of existing laws
eNemptns It from duty and from that d.ie sub.
Jecting It 10 the duty rolled iron-ater several
amendments and motion. to strike out Wa, left re-
naming. Mr.. ROOSEVELT moved to s,rik> il out
win the duty OF $50 per ton Oh bar 81 b,., iron
made wholly orin part by rolling, .pnd n.cr, du
y OF 80 per cent. ad yalolem rejected.
MIR FILLMORE moved 10 reduce hi. dut, from
$50 per ton u s2j. Thi,, after the rejection Of
some amendments thereto, WAS adopted.
Numerous other amendments were offered. and
most OF them rejecled-into the details OF which. |
a. the dectssre votes yet % b. taken in III.
House, It Is deemed unnecessary 10 enter Bu,
little advance is made. and most OF the items and
amendments will CATER tomorrow at u O'Clock |
Inevitably from present appearances, be voted on
without explanation.
The latter division Of Mr. Adams resolution in |
qairiAg Of the President whether any cooperation
OF this Government has been invited by Texa. |
against Mexico, what notice has been taken there. |