New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-09
Imnoriant from NIe,icO.

The following article, embracing important m
tclGoence concerning our relations with Mexico
is from the New Orleans Bee of the Goth u!t.:
By the late arrival from Texas, we have been
furnished through our private correspondents,
with information of an interesting character. 1t
:. now rrrt3lin ,l,ai the Governments Of the INT
ted States OF England and Of France have Ioined
IN demonstrating against the predatory war car
RED on bv Mexico against Texas. The nstruc-
tons of the United States Secretary of State to
Cen Thompson (uur Minister al Mexlcol
quite explicit IN declaring the war, as conducted
by Mexico 10 be contrary to the laws OF nations.
Mr. Webster asserts the undoubtcd right OF Mex
ico to rc-subIu@atc Texas, If she can, by the com
mon and lawful means OF war; but that other ma
tons are interested, more particularly the United
States in the manner III winch the war shall be
conducted.
We are glad TO learn that the United States
Secretary of State has intimatcd 10 Gen. Thnmp-
son the intention Of the Government To reniOR-
Sirate IN a yet more serious manner, II Mexico
declines making peace, unless she shall show the
disposition and ability TO prosecute the war with
a force equal to the sOicmnltv OF the undertaking.
We understand that the Instructions of The
French Cabinet to Their Minister in Mexico are
Wore pcrcmpt0rv and decided than those of the
United States or British Governments and by
the position assumed BY lhos, powers. the impress
SION Is gaming ground in Texas tia, The contest
Is drawing 20 close.
We learn from our private correspondence. that
the Commissioners % Texas who arrived in New
Orleans Il few days before the sailing OF the
Texan fleet, had instructions from President
Houston 10 demand the vessels OF war from Com
modore Moore and 10 apply TO the United States
authorizes for aid IN taking possession OF them
IN case the Commodore refused to surrender
them They had likewise q proclamation from
President Houston denouncne the expedition as
Pirdtical and unauthorized by government. in the
event the vessels could not be taken Comno
doEe Moore, We are informed, minated to the
commissioners that he would proceed to Calves
ton and have 4 talk with the President upon the
matter, which induced them to keep quiet until
he got ready to 90 10 sea.
One OF the commissioners went on board the
Austin with the Commodore thinking 30 have a
pleasant trip to Galveston IN Government YES
sci; but we learn through gentleman who also
set sal IN the Austin for Texas ON a matter of bn
slneSs, that the Commodore informed hun al the
ballZe that II he was ANXIOUS to get to Texas soon
he had better get Shore as he did not expect to
De there himself IN hurry. The gentleman took
the HINT and left the shp-the Commissioner Is In
all probability al this time in Carnpcachy. The
Commodore apologized TO the gentleman for not
having informed him at New Orleans that he did
not purpose sailing for Texas, saying that ii would
not be prudent for hun 10 have disclosed his des
tinaton at an earlier period.
Ne learn, also, that the last packet carried out
an official notification to Judge Eve, oar C.arge
IN ieIasl q ms recall, and the appointment Of
"m. 5 Murphy n his place.
FRoH ANrlouA-We have the Antiona Reois
ter Of April H. 1t contains a copy Of two des.
patches addressed By the Governor of the Island
to Lord Stanley, relative to the earthquake OF Feb
eth, which occaslonet 50 much damage In An.
ugua, destroying at least sncfourth Of the houses
IN 81. John, and greatly damaging most Of The
remainder HIS Exceliency says, The loss Of
property has been 50 immense and SO general
that unless some aid Is afforded from without I
am apprehenslye that the Island Is inyolved IN
almost irre,neyabe rum Lord Stanley. IN 20.
ply expressed great sorrow Tor the calsmitv and
promises to solicit AID from Parliament in the
shape Of loan. Some repairs were maxine
upon the Cathedral at St. John, with q view to
MAKE Il available as temporary place OF worship.
jour of Com
Ioe! Articles R.zo.S Of the most csIeb,atd rskq,s
warranted, large rs.e Of tooth rail and sisr
iaIa- ed washing soaps all Of tue bess quaiiig and sold
a Icesnsy iow ;ces Almond cream ..h:ci makes the
F:cres; possible !aner sold q; oaiy g! cent POI;
G. SAUNDERS,
laysntoE AID Of The Metallic Table: st.op !ss
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