The New York herald., 1845-09-30
Thirteen Days Later from Mexico-impor-
tant IntelIigcnce.

The U. S. steam frigate Princeton, Capt. Engle,
arrived AT Pensacola on the 10th instant, in short
passage from Vera Cruz.
We have received by her intelligence of an inte
resting character, from our correspondent at Vera
Cruz, to the 18th inst.
1t now seems to be settled. almost beyond a ques-
ton, that there will be no war, nor difficulty of any
sort with Mexico. AL the hopes and prayers Of the
Mexicans have been completely dlssipated by the
course that England and France have taken, and
she is compelled to fall upon her own mbecllity.
1t was confidently expected in Mexico that the
annexation OF Texas to this Union would lead tola
rupture between the United States and England, and
npon that expectation Mexico based all her buster
and threats. In failing to get assistance in the
shape OF war, or some thing like one, from Eng
land, poor Mexico is forced to withdraw into a
peaceful attitude, and assume amiability not all
fitting to her clustering character.
Annexed is despatch from our CORE spondent -
VERA CRuz, Sept. Is, IS45.
was disappointed not to receive your paper by the
Mexican steamer Neptune, arrived here yesterday from
New York, via Havana.
As the prospect Of war between the United States
and Mexico now the topic of universal interest will
give you my humble opinion have always thought
that the knowing ones OF this country have enter
tanned serious intentions Of venturing into war with
the United States. They compromised themselves
hope that England would have out at the risk OF
making upon the United States before that Texas
should be annexed Next. the election of the present
President required that show and promises should be
made and the present bankruptcy Of the Government
required to keep the appearance in order to endeavor
to obtain the needtul for in tact canno. perceive
preparations for struggle with powerful nation.
The only movement OF troops OF any consequence
5000 under command Of General Paredes and has
thought fit to stop San Luis Potos and the
before he goes further Now San Luis is but 26o miles
from Mexico and appears to that this does not look
Washington her
real intention of reganing Texas, it is all import
ant to lose as little time as possible
Among the Mexican officers, generally, they have the
idea that the United States have troops and that
volunteers paper soldiers but then you must
sider that those have idea Of the geos
or physical situation of the United States ana the blood
less revolutions they have had here make tnvm believe
they invincble Since the 9TH of December last
have had the misfortune TO havcas rulers Of heRcp
who do not dare take the responsibility ot urging
reforms that they persuaded are necessary They
appear to be seized with suen despair-they dread
the people teo much TO come to amicable arrange
ment with the United States and they know they woul1
incur the peoples dispeasure 10 commence hostlies
and il TO turn out losing affair
admire The course you have pursued in urging the
government to show the people ready to meet
them any tack they may make choice Of for confess
they are people difficult to understand and in letting
them know you have Resources 10 meet any intentions
they may nave, may 20 much 10 bring about ami.
cable arrangement.
II is nino months that VIC have been waiting for
the movements Of government in regard to tariff.
Tney have that has injured their by pre-
venting merchants calculating with any certainty upon
their intentions until the people find themselves idle and
restless and unable to bear much longer They have
al last to the conclusion to fulfil this nine months
torthwth WI and in sell defence i expected to
On the 10th inst Jose Joaquin Herrera will take the
official oath, and enter upon the duties constitutional
President.
The French Minister has received his passport and
expected here daily route for France in consequence
Of the affair Of his horse bathing He has left the repre-
entaon of French interest in the hands Of the Spanish
Minister