Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-05-17
ONE DAY LATER FROM MEXICO.

i The schooner Creole, arrived at New Orleans
brings accounts from Vera Cruz to the 22d ultmo
and from the city of Mexico to the 18th. w,
make the subjoined extracts from the Picayune
We have again to say that Mexico has yet declared
against the United States although rife in
yesterday that she had done Verbal communications from
of the passengers by the Creole represent that the
raj feeling Vera Cruz is in favor Of war; and that the pre-
vang impression there that the Government will declare it
it finds itself in situation to do with effect
Nous perrons.
The four American vessels of still lying sa-
crficios
BY this arrival we hear word of Mr.. SHANNON
the American Minister.
The most interesting intelligence which we find relates to
the fate of SANTA ANNA and those involved his overthrow
proposition has been INTRODUCED in the Chamber of Depu-
ties that Santa Anna Canazo and the four who
took part issuing the decree of the 10Th Of November clos
ing the sessions of Congress- may avoid trial upon the cond
ton of expaang themselves for the term of ten years At
the time another proposition submitted the effect
that absolute amnesty should be granted all those
rails and other officers compehended in the circular of the 9th
Of January, deprivng them of their commands &C.,
though they had been already sentenced.
We do find that the Chambers have acted upon these
propositions but that they very likely to receive their APP
perfectly consummaed throughout the entire country and
the present Administration being in their places it
would be an act of dignity well clemency extend
pardon to those who adhered the last the fortunes of
Santa Anna The services of large number of good officers
will thus be reganed the Republic And further
quize the public mnd-nciher ouagng the feelings of the
yet numerous friends and parsans Of Santa Anna and the
appcasing the demands for justice against hint
would appear tc be highly polite allow him to leave
the country with those intimately associated with his
tyranncal acts is significant fact that the liberal press
which has hitherto camorous for vengeance indulge in
upon the introduction Of the above propositions
Had they been offered before the the of the
ncxaon Of Texas there would have been loud aud general
outcry. II be doubted that Is the policy Of the
Mexican Government in view OF her difference with tho
United States thus heal all internal wounds, and concen
the feelings of all classes and parties upon resistance to
annex Ration.
Congress is diligently occupied, through its committees
with the reform Of the Organic Bases Tn the 10Th ulmo
the committee charged with the subject OF the interior admin
ministraiion Of the departments made their report Not
word reported OF the discussions upon the relations be-
tween this country and Mexico These are carried on in
cret session.
The nature Of the dispatches last carried by the Eurydc
from Galveston to Vera Cruz for Mr. B,sxaKin had not
TRANSFERRED Nevertheless generally umored and be-
eved in Mexico they contained offer from the Gov
eminent of Texas reject annexation if Mexico would con-
sent to acknowledge the independence Of Texas
On the 18th instant Senior Boves in the Chamber OF De
puties read protest against the memorial report of tho
Minister Of Foreign Affairs He attacked il in every shape,
and accompanied his protest with violent speech, abusive
not only of Senior Cueyas but of the whole Cabinet When
the motion founded upon the protest put TO vote Senior
Doves found himself entirely alone, every other member voting
against him. This shows that the Administration has the
most perfect confidence Of the House.
We find in papers letter dated in Paris, addressed to
the Mexican Congress, from exPresdent Busamente
graduating them upon the overthrow Of Santa Anna and the
re establishment Of Government of laws He expresses
greet that he could not have shared in the glory Of achieving
the triumph.