Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-25
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INrEnEsIIh.lRoM MExIoo.


Letters aud lap.fs from MsAiep were received last
p,enins, VIA Pen-sr4l1. Al hr Department Of STATE
" a.B politely furnished with lie fipN ny IA
per iraasal.d Iien t4o DarlO del Gobefnu," 81 Men
,as. ~ July II.
The trader Will Of course remark that these official
paers. addressed 10y ihe Executive bosrtnmeHt ui Mex
ca To onpfrss nj much lie declaration NJ war
- a recommendation 10 de clare H.. IL remains oi course.
Congless decide the iale nj he proposition. They
VIII determine whether they all shly pfecipriae llelf
country into Mar win The piIed Slatrs and will also
i, eide upon he best mode olssHg he sinews ol war;"
tbs shape al iliern uiiions al dollars.
The character II Mtxiran fols is 30 extraordinary.
aud hls whole lfansacInn I'm questionable
shaTr. HAL one IS puzzled Ia understand It's bcafnts
aud lis consequences. l. The AleAean Government really
uaJly bent with mud Siatrs2 ur rs is sup.
grsrd Ia Tho letter Which We lay before readers re-.
eisod by this evenings souih,fn mail from Pensacola
In II political mauGuyre tu the re>eeeiion
VI General Ilrfrera : BE lbe motive what II may II
becomes 10 be ,ieienHy prepared 10 meet any conse
qusnccs Which may ensuc and 10 asseri the honor and
rights Of our country.
Translation N ReJ,ort addfeSsd bg He Minister Of
forsiga .lgdDs " .Hegioo IN Tie Chamber n Depu.
hrs on The 10Th n Jdg, 1915.
The Supreme Government. after attentivcy examin-
ing HE .lJifs ui IrS1s and the ANNEXATION o that de
fatuehi 10 The American Union after weghii care
fully all the evils which the Republic may sule there.
from, rs offended hour and HE integrity Of its terri
toty thus seriously endangered. should be vindlca
has decided, with the unanimous consent Of the Council
upnn the painful extremity oi war with the United
States. Although Ibis resolution, resting upon clear
aud acknowledged Jnsuce. and provoked by a series OF
grievances not 10 be borne without Disgrace has long
since lern indicated and coniornable wnh the repeat
ed demands o The nation. vet The Government could
but reflect upon the responsibility invoked ~ such a
measure. aud on the evident ocnn stance lna the
election of a constitutional President aud the establish.
iuent ct new administration is al hand, The Chamber
maht consider II natural 10 leave 10 that body The
decision OF paint al such iransc,ndan importance
But the supreme Government has not wished 10 appear
Tor moment less deed'd ~ iavu ola just aud ma onal
lhan II disposed oI worthy aud honorable
peace.
TIE Government continues 10 prepare the most el,
hcent measures for recovering ItNas and Tor placing
tic nation IN the attitude most proper Tor IT, II IL does
II effect all that desires II certainly dues all that
ran and the Chamber SHOULD doubt either lis ef-
tut, It's patriotism. On tins very day are prepared
the fnsncial measures which must. from their ma,
pecede the execution ol the pesen ntIaory resp-
luton.
The Chamber will bear in mind tho third part of the
9th article al the treaty Of friendship. commerce, and
naF4astien with the United States In the opinion of the
Government II has already pracisod over aud above all
thai Is therein required
IL sttne II what Is here sal J. and Of the crcums tan
cts and documents communicated 10 the Chamber rea.
tive 10 this important affair. aud under the conviction
that the facts 10 which the first article of the following
President, a Council nl the Ministers and with Their
inll assent, has been pleased IN order address The
Cha Ibef the iollowIn terms, approved by the
Council:
ARTICLE |. From the moment when The Supreme
Government shall know thai the department of Texas
has annexed Itself 10 HE American Union, that troups
lrom The lnIun have invaded IT, 1t sha declare
The uatlun MAR with the United States of North Amer
Arr, . The object of This shall be secure the
nlegny oi the Mexican teri tory, according to It's an
clenl limits, ackn0w lodged by the nltd States in liea
tles am The year isis 1886 aud 10 ensure the indie
pebdencc ni the laltoa.
hoa aud liberty Mexico, jail, q. 18i5
LUIS G., CUENAS.
On the SINE day a proposition submitted To the
Chamber ol Deputies by the Minister Of Finance, for a
law empowering the Government contract a loan OF
fifteen mrlans Of dollars either al home or abroad.
The report accompanying the proposition mllmates
that The funds are 10 be raised by faodlnay means
that Is, 10y force.
Ertract Of Letter from Pensacola. .4ususi IT,
'ln the New Orleans papers al The 9TH 7th and
sth instant, yan will II stated, under the head Of
Mexican news. received there by The schooner Rean~
ago, which sailed from Vera Cruz On ,he 2lst ullmo
that there Is STONY probability thai Mexico will soon
declare war against the United States and that such
measure would be submitted by the Executive on The
! lIh July Tor The dellheralon ot Congress.
Tine French brig OF war .Ncrcme has Just anchored
IN this haIbor, bringing dates late the 9Th July
lfom Vera ttu2. | have SEEN the commander OF lie
brg and he is Ut opinion, derived from converSlng nh
his counlrymcn long established IN Mexico that the wal
proposition above mentioned Is pIllcal measure
the election of rea and that one at all &C.
Iqualnled with tleNcan politics believes that Congress
will, IN an, case aclnIesce in IT. II is sud have
been accom- an,d by "A message from the Executive
stating that Hiiech millions muSi be raised at once I,
meet the expense Of the write great haste as
the mail is Jusl closing