The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-06
Texas.

BY the arrival of the steamship Sarah Barnes at
New Orleans, from Galveston, on the 10Th ut, we
have Texas paper to the I'D. They, however,
bring but little more than confirmation of the dis
position felt by both Mexico and Texas to enter into
peaceful negotiations, and of the disposition OF Eng
land to act the part of mediator. With respect to
the armistce between Texas and Mexico, the fol-
lowing is given as the precise terms of he commu-
nicatioh of Santa Anna to the British Minister
Santa Anna in verbal conversation with the British
Charge at Mexico, said. You may inform General Hous
that II he will suspen hostties the of Texas,
will suspend them the part OF Mexico and that will
receive commissioners from him to negotiate to the
OF the armistiee and that will also receive prepo
stions from him for permanent peace but will
terrain any proposition having Tor the separation
OF the department of Texas from Mexico"
The official paper, the National indicator, an.
nounces that
DISPATCHES have Just been received at the State De-
partment. from Captain Charles Elliott Her Britannia
Majesty Charge dAffsres unicating official notice
of the fact that Gen. Adrian Well Chief
Of the Army OF the North had been authorized by the
supreme Government OF Mexico, 10 arrange with Cor
mssoners to be appointed by Texas more definitely the
OF the armstc already established betwe the
countries and that hostiltes wosld mme
the part OF Mexico. We also understand that Commits
soners will be appointed to meet at Loredo in Sep
TENDER next and that upon satisfactory adjustment Of
the points there TO be discussed and the ratification OF the
same by the respective parties that Commissioners
to be appointed Tor the purpose OF settling all exist
ing difficulties between the two countries under the
trail and friendly mediation Of Grea, Britain France and
the United States.
The Houston Telegraph, of the 10Th, states that
IN pursuance OF thus notification, Colonies s. VIII
| Iams and George'W Hockey have been appointed
Commissioners on the part Of Texas.
correspondence is published in the Galveston News,
between Miguel Bsrbachano acting on behalf Of the Yu
caan Gov and exCommodore Moore, late Of the
Texan Navy in regard to the subsidy to be allowed to
that officer for his services in the late hostilhies with
Mexico. As matter Of right according to the literal
terms OF the contract mode by Colonel Pedraza commits
soner on the part of Yucatan at New oeeus with Com
Moore Sgnor Bsrbachano considers that the Commodore
las no clam whatever hut az on appreciation oil his ser
in the cause, he Is disposed to allow him twenty
nine hundred dollars. This he Commodore accepts, IN
letter. B which he promises Lis assistance should Yucca
tan be again forced into In defence ~ her Just
cause. lie declares that Notwithstanding the acts oil the
Executive OF Texas sgnor Bsrbachano may rest assured
that the people Of that country are with fucate ano
| fully appreciate their mob stand.
sgnor Bsrbachano replies to the offer in the following
manner:-
| "Dear Commodore hone that you will have pros.
porous vovaRe no ewards and happy result in the diff
cui,s raised egainst you by President Houston have
doubt out 1t will terminate in your favor, !or you have
your side The mrshy OF tho Texians and justice
| will 81 last prevail
repeat to YOU my sincere offers of services ard be
pleased 10 accept my thanks for The prompt aid
you given and flr youi cooperation in the cause
| Of Yucasn.
Ihayo doubt but your services again required
you would soon possible render the some, accord