Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-06-05

the Garrfna.u,, tbs isg~litye roN,r, sut
90 DO reopl, asd ihs "a war, with al
-, jlsaEct. snd -giIsr rsss war. " whieh
10 MeiIcsn, voeh psotlsim lbe jusieo o.
ihtu cause, and The iawie'sosss other %.
gfcs,o',, sooner than conseu'to the u,nfpa
Ton Of o ,ersnory. which could be ncih'ng
IN, PRELIMINARY 70 the Is, ol our nation.
alay, snt The Destruction Of the RePub'
lie.
Late, ,tM f~n Marco. The Mexican
.choosc1 u. lsmgsgos. Cspa. TaldUoBds. az
rived lere yesterday hnm Vera Cruz. which
place she LEFT on the io,h inst She 10 said
10 haze been chsrsted By the NeIlcau gov.
~rnmem. for the purpose u bringing des-
ta,rhss 10 the consul 81 that city. A VI
fr~detitk J,'hasoa eame passenger IN the
Relsmpsgcs. and ~ thought To- he tie bearer
al de spsi, he's itvfn tho Biuish Minister frum
Meiico, sl,bei Ia the |. >. GusefBmsnt, %
the Enslish Minister al Washington. o..
tug 10 these facts, ahd certain mys,cty IN
the movement OF ui> vessel. her bringing o.
ser bat s,ngie p, kaee OF paper. md no let.
Yrs k,r "A, tssi eTfc,. ruaOt obtained gen
efal currency IN lt,s city, shortly after her
ARRIVAL. t,s, heI ;co had actually declared
yer against tic Unned States. The 'ptoba-
b,liucs arc all against the cfedablluy OF thi,
IePor. the Rclsmpsgos leii Vera Cruz on
the i0lh, and 'eusinIy ad,ices Of the fact
would have reached the United State, before
this tint, n declsrsiirh OF war had been made
before that date. A portion oI tie u Stale,
Guli Squadron. consisting of the irigsie POI
tonic. The Scoop Of war fannnih. and tho
tugs Lawrence aud Somet-. hs,o been nn-
ohnteJ at I.lA ..Vsids:. immediately OF Vera
Ctuy. Tor some weeks. and We should have
heard Iom u,em ere Uow. bad war been decl.
ded upon antsllot 10 The sailing OF tho Re
lampsfo-
Iiis understood lha, the authority asked OF
Congress by tho Mexican Executive, to treat
with Texas IN The spilit VI Senuf Cueyas's
communications which We pubhshed yes
tetdsy Ia Toll, had been granted, and there
appears he no doubt that the iecoenlz zion
OF the indeps nJcnee Of Texss Is a .e,,lsd
MISTER, upon conditions that she declines 10
be anne ied to the United States.
Report states tina, Santa Auna has becn,o
- ,s Re liberated, IL ha. been months since
we sentUted the opinion. upsn ~hs, we con
sidcfeJ good authority. that the fallen Dlcta-
tor would cone oil scralehless from ils per
lis IL NJ mensced him.
\
OF the Mexican empifc, are rjne--upon What
authority NO cannot speak--one OF these i'm.
pltcs,es California in an insurreciionary
movement.
/ Upon n more reliable suihonty than mere
rumor, We may slate that his Eyeellency ZEN
or Juan de DiosCsnado passed through Vera
Cruz sbout the FIRST OF the month, upon a
mission, ~ was said. from the Government
Of Mexico 10 that OF the uailed States. This
circumstance, taken in connection with the
negotiation then pending ~ith Texas, and tie
secrecy with which the object ofthis mission
wss kept hom the public, caused no little
cumRoiion IN tins Cny. One OF the Journals,
apparently more favorable 70 war Than peac Q;
IN irG,tklng upon this iaission, cxclaims .
"EveIyihlng, 1t Appeals, has been confined
to It's diplomacy tile haads Of strangers are
,hraH INTO thus Guuneu. How shall We H.
auidae, VIA, will become OF this country
The s,osm is raging over our heAds-ihua-
der rev csberaies above u.s."
We have bceo pcfmiu,d to publish on
extract from letter written at Vera Cruz
on the Slh day Of May, the purport oil
which rock US so completely aback that
were II not for the respectable source from
which i, comes, one woull pay liulo heed
10 u IHuccu. ne ltlCf " ITOi! w iII"if'u
ual whose word might ehnllcncO the belief
Of every man IN the conniry--not TO say Of
the Government nsclf-ani yet the an.
nouocrmcnt we make upon authority will
aano all of ourireaders The extract is in
these words-we translate them literally
Elbow and the Texan commission rs
are aboW leaving This (Vera CRUZ in m
E1r;t5h frigatc, f1r Galveston. with the
treaty. II acknowledging the independence
OF Tcros Blu, they l,u!e dreamt Of their
rcccwioa in ia weston These people lthe
Nr1icans) think that the acknowledgment
of Texan indep~nd' nee will prevent Annex
alton, and thereby they will &c, clear of de
clarIng war,ns they had threatened They
swear, however ,ha, II Texas prefers An
ne Sntion TO acknowledgment, they viii
declare war"
Besides the American squadron aud tho
Eurydlee. tho Two French vessels hereto
! fore mentioned ns being Mt Vera Cruz
were yet in the barbor or in the oifing -
! Both Of the war sttnmcrs, three bfics o.
war. and several smaller armrd vessels, be.
ioagmc'to Mexico were in pon--N o.
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