New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-14
Late feom Mexico and Texas.

We have received from our correspondent III Hei-
weston, n letter of the 30h November, portion OF
whose incl igence relating TO TIC Shannon arc
Reion correspondence, has been anticipated. We
quote as follows:
send YOU the latest news which we have here.
The u. s. schooner Woodbury. arrived 90 the y IN
inst, having on board Gen Dnfi Green and h's so?,
az bearers Of desSatehes. Gen. Green brings de-
snaIches | understand to the L. ; Charge N
Texas. from ihe L. 5. Miais;er III Mexico, end
Benjamin E. Green. Secretary OF Legation IN
Dlsaico, also carriers dispatches to Washington
CITY, from Gov Shannon to hia Government.
The intelligence rs more iull, and rather later
than by the Spartan, there being an arf7e! al Ns"
Orleans from Tempico. The Messrs; Green on
their way from the city OF Mexico 10 vera IroZ'
met Santa Ana on march ar the mead OF CON
siderable army, against Paroles, the leader OF The
revolutionary movement. II is stated IN sum
mary of the Mexican news prepared by Nen. ufeeh
for the Galveston papers that The letters OF Senos
Rejon, the Mexican Minister OF Foreign lteiauohs,
10 our Minister, imputing breaches OF LAIN aac
other crimes against the Government and people oil
the United States, had been unanimously approved
by vote Of the Mexican Congress. All parties IN
that BODY ii is stated are alike viadiciiye toward
IN. United States and toward Texas. Whatever
faction therefore, Is successful IL The present strug-
ole The pre,ence Of war for the conquest OF e1Gs
will BIZ used as an apology TOR Keeping an army III
the field The opinion Is expressed that Santa
Ana will prevail over the reyoiuuoGisis II 50; ne
will proha5ly consolidate hi. power. II is not
likely that an attempt TO overrun fe1aSrs seriously
contemplated either by him or by any other Chief
tain in Mexico.
IL was currently reported in Galveston that Gen.
Arista had taken part with Paredes, and was march
ing az the head OF 2 large force upon San LniS 10
tosi. The rumor reached Galveston through so
many different Sources az TO leave little doubt that
Srista will act in concert with Pare3es, however
much his forces may have been exaggerated anu his
movements nisrepresented. Ii IS certain mai lie
has been superced in The command OF the P" Army
of the North,'' und his friendly relations with
Paroles are no secret
hi also stated that proposition has been made
10 Santa Ana by persons interested IN manufactures
in Mexico 10 accept three millions OF dollars as an
indemnity for abolishng the protective Tariff with
assurances that. should he do so. loan CT twelve
millions would be negotiated in London, al five per
cent. under the guaranty OF the British Government,
e ON pledge of one. half of the increased duties"
We have verbal reports OF great mortality al
niatameras Tampico and other Cities oil Mexico by
tvphus fever. 1t is said to be more fatal than The
dreaded co,aii0. The crew OF the schooner Caro-
line. nf New-York, lying nj hiatamoras, had al!
died. and the captain was lying dangerously Ill.
Richard II. Belt Esq. US. Consul at tia'amoras,
died on the tn inst. Of the prevailing epidemic
From Texas the news is not important. The
country remains entirely quiet, and the election BE-
Ing over there are few topics OF public Ia
ierest urisiog. The new Administration Glen. An
son Jones, President) was 10 assume the reins OF
Government on Monday, I'd INST The news oi the
success of The Loco Foco party in lhe United States
was received in Galveston with demonstrations oil
pleasure, the result being construed into deciara-
ton by the people Of the United States IN favor oil
the Annexation OF Texas.
dr. Bourgeois d'OyUnae, gentleman also con-
nected extensively in settling emigrants, has made
TO have a town created on lie tract
q FL Capote," to be called San Beito'o. Some
French and Mexican people arc already settling On
the lands granted Them by this gentleman.
The imports at the Galveston Custom House for
The year ending The 3lst Of October, 1884, amounted
10 S5lO,399 81. The total revenue for the same
period was Sl58,6l5 il.
Our correspondent says respecting tlse Texan
President:
+. The Texan Congress will meet Oh the .! Of De
,ember, and the Hon. ADsoa Jones, President elect
akes his seat on the oh. Heis man OF fine talents
Charges were made against him during the late
canvass for political effect hut the shafts Of calum-
nv fall poin;less at his feet. His election is The
more credi,able to him, as he rrinmphed over
military chiettain, and rose upon his own merits.
Under his administration Texas will certainly pros
,er Yours respectfully, DABNEY.