New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-28
From the y. o. P.cayune of April Il
Lnter from MEXICO.

France and England. oil which We have heretofore
made mention, and OF which we now give transia-
70 Vit Ercs7eacg WILSON SHAxyos, En-og ErrsordtdTg
NATIONAL PALACE MEXICO, March q. ls4S.
The undersigned Minister of Foreign Relations. 10 al
dressing himself ior the 30 his Excclleicy W
Wilson shannon. Mnisie. plenpoentary fom the aed
States desires to inform him. that as both Houses OF the
Cied States Congress have sanctioned 'he law IN !e3o
to the Annexation OF Texas 10 the territory OF TIE nei
states and as The Minister from Mexico has Withdrawn
from his ashinstcn and protested asiis' 'e
aci Congress and The Government OF the Ated Sa'e
diplomatic relations between the Two countries cannot oe
continued.
said by his Government upon the grave offence offered
Mexico BY the Uued States, uSurping portion OF ie
can territory, aud violating the tern OF treaties OF iIiena
ship, which the Republic CT Mexico Mas ooseG'eu
on her part rs long her honor ard ihe desire 20
avoid rupture with the United States have permitted
Nothing more than 20 lament that t"o nations Tree ana
republican, contiguous lvecnos and worth: OF ifaieri
1nion founded upon mutual Interests ard common and
honorable LOYALTY should have cat short their friendly re-
ations and by offensive to Mexico as II Is deFos
atory 10 the honor of the American Cnion.
The undersigned rerews 10 his ESceIency. MI Shah
non the protest already dire cted against AnneNato and
moreover would add the Mexican Republic VIII op-
nose the with all the decision due 10 her honor
and sovereignty that the Gov rumeni ardeny desire
that considerations OF LOYALTY and justice should outweigh
with the czeus the United States, designs Tor extend
ing their territory n the expense OF friendly spuonc
which III the midst OF its misio:tnnes disgTacas seeks 70
preserve an unspo;ed name and thereby the RANK TO
which is des,inies call it,
The undersigned has the honor oter 10 his E$celenc
Mr. shannon his personal respect, and him OF his
very distinguished consideration LUIS u. ItEN-AS
The general circular is as follows:
The undersigned Minister Of Foreign Relations. has ne
honor 10 transmit his ExceleEcy, the Minister Oi
the following circular being impeled 20 employ this means
OF transmitting his yoar Government IN this note the
solemn and formal protest of the Mexican Republic suG
reSed by an act which, wcund.ug 20 the LIST degree the
rights and honor Mexico. is equally destructive 10 ne
universal principles Justice the respec; due free and
intelligent nations and the good faith which civilization
has fixed the basis of internal intercourse international
POLITICAL His EXcelleUcy. Senior will understand
ha. the undersigned has reference TO the law passed o e
Congress of the United states ana sanctioned uy He EAe
To present in all is deformity this act of the Congress
and Government OF the United States, the alarming come
uenccs n is conduct towards the Mexican Republic would
be useless labor nasmuch this note addressed 10 the
representative nation llgstrious II is powerful,
which, sustaining noby the rank which il occupies in the
world, respects tie laws OF comfy oiena dnlsII between
foreign and iounds its glory upon The igimaIbe
titles morality aud justice. The Government o! lie
dersgueG has occasion 10 exhibit all the grounds upon
which it relies It's resistance this OF
alton, they obvious and kIown all, and the
feeling excited among friendly Eations and even those
which have no cicial relations with Mexico will pro-
ound upon learning injurious and offensive
70 Mexco. and utterly unworthy the honor 5aen
bre1 Of the United States
Eu; the undersigned will take occasion to observe 70 his
Excellency, Senor - that the American Government
having rst acknowledge the independence OF
Republic of Mexico, showing Itself Jealous partisan Of
liberty has been the only which has endeavored
uslrp portion OF her territory He woa!d also add that
appears from recent declarations, the designs OF The
United States have been old the ffiedsh 2, which II
song coairm-1rs; by treaty Of auy, aid by
another the adjustment OF bound .Fcswllch has
been completely violated In aiding Texas herself
from the Republic the United states waning IN good
.ith but in aiding 10 incorporate feSss with The Ameri-
Can Confederation ard declaring that this has been her po-
cy idf twenty years, she has pursued course which has
ne parallel In the history Of civilized nations
Mexico TO avoid differences which for The part had
foundation in Justice las against her has substiet 10
seroas com promises; she has overlooked EoEocaors and
injuries and has preserved her "ith such tdeity =
give her r;h-fthe rigY she possesses be In
rreased-,o speak Slt and protest the Undersigned
the Annexation OF Texas the United States
and a. a!s; all its consequences. The Mexican HepubLc
Will employ In opposition this measure her power AID
her resources and trusting IN the justice O: her does
give assurance that whatever mas be the
suil she viii preserve The heaoT which AZ cost she oush;
20 aeeud the very grave matter uuisr eonsteTau9n
WIKI this view the undersigned requests his ESceeucy,
Scnor give this prates io proper direction, and
the same 70 accep. the Ci his most d.sn
scished consideration. LUIS q. CCEEAS.
This circular was communicated to ,helr Excel
leacies the Ministers Plenlpctentlary ol England,
France and Spain.
Apart from the above letter and circular, which
we have deemed OF sufficient interest 10 give them
eStire, orr files contain little that has not been be-
tore known here.
The Slslo gives no credence 10 the rumors OF
another revolution which have obtained currency
/ /, Mexico as well as IN this country. These re-
fyIts il attributes 10 the orders OF Government des
ltchiDs certain military che!tains 10 The dteren;
| departments
We have seen nothing new respecting Santa Ana.
II does not appear from the tenor oi the oiTlcIdl
communications what will be the nature of the
resistance Mexico Will make 10 annexation. Senior
! Cuevas' letters propose nothing definite
g. The ROCHESTER DEIocsAr, Daily and
Weekly, appears on a new and beautiful type,
which renders II one OF the most come!y journals
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speaker that nan is George the Editor Of lie
Democrat lie gave up ,xo:rs c: his tine throughout
canvass to s.uapns ali The interior of The
St4.e-s business which should commence with
strOng constitution and pocket he intends fellow
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copy fairly and fully. the Trbunes paragraph from
which 1t has clipped f.w lines affirming ha;.
10: feel justified in warri1g. tH Or fhs EHi States
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reason given by siEew4 farmer the Vermont
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