The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-29

from the Mexican newspapers, the New
Orleans .Tropic presents the nnnexed brief
view 81 tie present position Of affairs
The sum total of all the Intelligence
thus lar received is, that tie probabilities
of a war with Mexico are somewhat strong
CT than they were when We wrote our az.
ticlc ol Tuesday. The only authenticated
mmer the was, that then Mexican Consul
here had been instructed 10 Withdraw from
this country. That mmor has no" be-
come laci though We are told that ms
iHmfdiaie withdrawal was not demanded,
hat that II vas loll to hts own discretion
when Ia CLOSE his business here. W neither
var viii bu declared or not, IS yet an open
question lila, cannot be positively answer
rd Tor some umc-at least, unt,l We get
later intelligence from Mexico. We deem
il wrong to proclaim a declaration ot war
before such a thing j. known, and equally
wrong to withhold any evidences OF It's
probability.
Tie lice has dates from the city Of
Mexico to tie 9th urimo, aud from Vera
Cruz to the : nh. III Nislo, OF the 10th,
contains the proclamation Of Siguor Gar.
ca toude calling upon the Gesefnors ct
the different departments to have all thr
militia under their commands IN readiness
t. march to any point il may he deemed
advisable, aud ready 10 net ia the event ut
a pfebabit War between Mexico and the
United States.
Congress was still IN session IN tho CITY
Of N,N.co. TIP 10 the 10Th neither var
nor nuuIUercoursc between Mexico and
the luurd States had been declared. The
Extraordinary Council, consisting Of eN.
Gayemors Of The Departments, "a MINIS
tiers, Sc, whom the President had the
constitutional night to convene aud consult
with upon extraordinary occasions, had
been ordered to assemble. Before the
President would take upon himself the re-
spou,bllty OF recommending or declaring
var upon the United States, It was highly
probable that he would wait until the as.
,cmb.nL OF tbs council, as, in the event
Of that measure heing suggested by them,
the President would be relieved from any
responsibility should At, as II undoubtedly
must, terminate uUlASorably toward that
( Government.
The Bee publishes, from the Govern.
mcut journal Of the 18th, the concluding
portion Of report from the Mtu,stcr Of
/ Foreign Afilirs, LOUIS g. Cueyas, dated
tbs 10th ait. That document rcl'rs tC
the measures adopted by tie different
Departments To defend the rights and bon
or Of the country, and IS decidedly var
like. The Extraordinary Council, men
toned as having been summoned, - SAT-
not to have assembled as late as SATURDAY.
ereuing, the 18Th ulumo.
4" Tho JeilctsonIln publishes lettc
4 from Vera Cruz Of the 2lsl ultimo, not s.
late a. the dates Of The Bee, which saws
. We are momeulauly expecting 10 r.
ccise tie declaration q wAr." That "a
per also pubi,hes the proclamation Of So
nor Condo, which states that the Suptamr
Goyemmen, ia. resolved upon dcciarA
lion ol war; that 1t viii to.morrnw ~
- ,'liaiepic 10 Congress The Dc
Iclafnllnn 81 war, ~.
GAN that cau be gathered then, fror
SlsHor Condos dispatches Is, that war /
very probable, there being no evidence tba
It has ycy been declared. The Sraar'
proc .amation is dated ou the 10Th, nal O.
saws chat the next day El7,hl the dclIatl
ton Of var woul BE- communicate 4
Congress. The Bee, whose dates arc t.
the evening Of the 10Th, says Tint Up t
that time neither war nor nons.uirreaifs