Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-09
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From The " J. Heraid Nay .
Important from uexico English B.onn 10 snnta
Ann-sn, a-soa of Texas ssrlniu.


BY the British mai steamer. Midway. which arrived
here from Havana Friday last. and sailed for llalla,
Saturday. 10 with the But1nna on her way
TO Liverpool. have received highly important iloll
gence from Mexico by a private correspondence from
that capital, and Of the most auth ntc character
Santa Ana has, at length positively procured Loan IN
London to the amount Of G}0ao.OOD sieflug-or Sl5
o0.oop-ora period Of fourteen years without the pay
mcn Of any annual interest until the period Of reimburse,
ment. when the holders # the stock will receive 40
for So0 ont and out Tho agents fr tins unn in on
don are JAMES Morrison Co. II london. Tho But-
ish government becomes the guarantee for s art mcut
10 TIE En1sh stockholders and IN consideration thereof
all manufactures 10 b. admitted into Vera Cruz aud
the other ports o Mexico. nominal duty Tor the same
period al which tho han is taken.
We have als) learned some particulars Of the history
Of this loan, winch we now gte. aud shall add more
hereafter
At the close Of last year hr beginning Of the pres
ont, an agent from Santa Aaa pruro,dcd 10 London. for
the purpose OF erctne loan, IN any terms eondI
,ions. After good deal Of negotiation in London. an
agent ot the great hankue hoist If Morrison c. u
London, proceeded n Mexico. by 81 The West India
steamers Ga reaching McNlce. allci neg talIon
the terms Of the loan afranerd. ascending 10 the
statement have given On his being effected. Santa
Ana. bane almost like o burst wr,to aud published tn,
recent letters Ia General lonsen. President Of Texas
and 10 Gruoal Hamilton, tho icNan envoy IN Europe
1t was the Union OF the English abolition and Mexican
influence in London that prevented the ol the
iltH ny hthtid Ii1lhHull-dld inc
unonlhat Successful IN the Mexican aided by
the Mexican mines aud trade lu the mean time about
sA or eight weeks aga. the agent If thu MoIrlsaus
eompanied rs 6ii dc camp al Santa Ana whose name
we believe Is NJ tsandon. eti ZEN. Cruz reached la
yana IN time to take thr steamer McdNat Inch touch
cd al this parl Friday last. The names Of both m,
in the list Of passengers. They also accompanied
by NJ. \. talJorun de Ia Bapa. the Spanish minister at
Mexico, ON his roiurl 10 Spun. iy these persons. tho
intelligence Was brought to tbs city, and several
.,ul laft.- d
the facts have related them.
We further learn that Is the intention othe Mexican
government. as SON as They shall have received
steamships. muskcs. and Other munitions Of from
England. and brought 10 lhem under The English flag
the proceeds OF then 'an. thai terrible aston ai cN
will be made both by sea aud land. and that number
Of British navy and army officers viii br engaged lead
their troops blttle Tho loan III take no money from
England. bal simply ships. steamers. and munitions o
war In Mexico they have men, provisions. every
thing except good officers and munitions Of war Santa
Ana is furious for the invasion 1cxas-and If he should
succeed in driving The Texans INTO the uted STATES
he intends 10 Invade Louisiana and Arkansas-bcsidcs
threatening the whole valley Of The Mississippi with his
vengeance.
OF the general accuracy II the important facts We
have detailed. there can be IA mistake. The idea pub
lshed in New Orleans, thai Ia England had been coded
the CALIFORNIA; Is without foundation. NJ doubt Eng.
land would Ike to get that country, but the vigilance
and jealousy oi Russia IN the north west nterpaae IN
supcrabe sbsaces 10 such purpose. The British poll
cy is to bring Mexico and The l0ucd States into con
fct, through Texas aud hv keeping both in STATE Of
war. weaken them. "a be able govern aud con
irol the policy and interests q nth Il very evident
that on The first step towards the INVASION OF feAls b,
Mexico, "tumultuaus army will rush from the valley
Of the Mississippi across the Sabine This fact will ur
nish to Santa Ana. in the event Of victory preeN Ia
invade the United States and 10 refuse 10 qudar tn,
indemnity agreed upon by his commissioners at MASH
ngton. II is. however, moi 81 very certain that the
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