Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-03
1beryille. May 10. 1s43.
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LATER FROM MEXICO

LATER FROM MEAlC0
BY nh arrival from Vera Cruz, We afa
in possession Of Mexican papers sotne five
or six days laief than have been before
received. $751;. .ses ss=.=a 4.. .sH=
The Mexican government has~ freighted
n vessel nj Vera Cruz 10 tnks to Cam.
peathy tho reply Of santa Anna 10 The
conditions Of tho Cnmpeaehanos. which
were sent 10 him by Ampudia for bis ap-
proval. There was much speculation nj
Vera Cruz as 10 its nature some say he
has accepted tho terms upon which they
offer him peace. wh'ls others feel assured
that he .s determined to carry on The war
ms long as he cun raise n dollar with which
10 do 50.
The political affairs Of Mexico look
more and more threatening. Tho coelest.
headed merchants are expecting n rsyslu.
ton, more bloody Than Mexico has yet
seem. The times are 80 critical that men
hold converse with ehcb other with little
show Of Cohfijents, ~ fearful are nj! that
m upgunrdsd OF impetuols remark may
be reported to santa Anna, whose spies
swarm through the country. The fact
that This military dictator is shortly com.
ing down In HE hacienda Of Manga del
ClnYo, leads many 10 believe that Vera
Cruz will be tho STA gs upon which will be
played Tho first scenes Of the expected re-.
yolntiah.
The condueta, with tho 100000 for
The United States, resehed Vera Cruz in
safety on the 2Oth uIt. The Dolphin was
TO take il on board, and was expected TO
set sail with ii on the cad, bound for this
port.
News has been received ut Vera Cruz
from ~Campeaehy that all tho Mexican
land forces on the peninsula had capliu.
lated. This WINS fully credited nj Vera
Cruz. but our own advlces direct are later
Than have been received there.
A letter which we ha We seen from, Moxi.
co since writing The above s'ates that San.
ia Anna was at Tucabaya, whste he had
fortified himself. Whether This be- trte or
not, il indicates the excliable stnis Of The
public mind in that country.~~Piedyunf
RESOURCES or OHto.-Messre. Hubbard,
Canal Fund Commissioner, and Brengh. Au-
ditor Of Ohio, are in New York, endeayoring
10 negotiate a loan Of Sl.5OO,D0O on Ohio 7
per cent. To facilitate their object, they
have published a circular exhibiting the liSs
and resources Of tho State, from
which we condsnse some Of the statistics.
Tho State contains 26.OOO,OOO acres Of
land, valued (Without reference to improve
for taxation, at glO4, 5000, person.
al property valued for same purpose at e2s,-
O21, 795. Total for 1912. sl32,343.e35.
True value Of real property, nos less Than
s4OO, 100000 Of personal property, not less
than sI50,0O0, Oo0--Populatioo, in 1870
l,515,161. The exports In 1912, are esti-
mated ms 1914, 500, OOO.-Ohio has nine hun
ired and thirty-ejgbt miles Of canal, and sig
and thirty-one miles Of lMacada.
mized roads, owned by the State, which cost
{, 1926 25. Amount of toll received In
1912, S5l5,411--eost Of repairs Of same year,
3 1s4,724. Total public debt Of the State.
including loan asked, is S17,136,50L Total
amount Of interest to be paid in 1919, Is 81
$50 The estimated revenue for 154J,
20 meet this interest, In as follows Nett
proceeds 1of toIlF, water rents, &c, on pub.
ic works, 1886, OO-taxatjon st five mills
last year two and three fourth tnilis) 1868,
]OO-transfer Of General Reyt nue. now in
be Treasury, S75, OO0-tota1, q l,O9s,O 900.
This has bad the effect Of increasing conf
in Ohio stocks, and they have risen in
he market, 1t is thought the loan will be