New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-17

From the Neworleans Tropic, Sept. 9Th
Very Late from Mexico-yera Cruz dates 10
the 3Oth ultimo-Cify Of Mexico TO the 10Th
uItimo-No War-Noue Probable.
Yesterday morning. we issued The ioLo~Inz TX
SUNDAY MoRSrSG. II O'Clock }

ultimo-No Wur-None Probable
Yesterday morning. we issued the following TX
ira
SUNDAY MORNING Il O'CLOCK
sept : le45
A, about ] O'Clock tss morning.. the Mexican
schooner Geraldo, Captain Herrera. arrived here
from Vera Cruz, which place she left on the 3oih
ult She brings Aex'r Holms,ron- ESQ. bearer OF
dispatches 10 the Government. and 10 Commodore
Conner. commanding nited States squadron now al
Pensacola
By this arrival. we have dates from the City of
Mexico to the goth ult The war fever both a; Vera
Cruz and Mexico had subsidized.
Il was reported al Vera Cruz that the French Min
lister had demanded bis passports in consequence Of
old difficulties.
Business was exceeding dull At Vera Cruz
Only few Americans were<here. and they were salts
fed that had ceased 10 be among the probabilities
only Arnekcan vessel in port She was advertised tor
the jih but would not probably leave before the lth or
18th
The Castle was nearly in complete repair and the for
,hcatons had been enlarged Vera Cruz was very heal
thy. The P0nlo had disappeared
Texas discussed in fact scsrcely men
toned This pretty conclusive evidence that the Mex
leans are in no way prepared even II disposed to com
mence hostilircs.
Don yaenrn Rios. commanding the companies Of the
First Brigade. had written communication ~ the Minis
ter Of War which be states that the different officers
under hi. command were ready 20 defend their country
against the perdious aggressons of the United States.
and to chssiise the ngrattudc q the Texans.
An election held for President and Vice President
Of tho when 81 81 Pzarro elected to the rst
and el Sr Ramirez to the second.
Efforts were being INSIDE 10 organize militia. but they
were merely sbortive In the city OF Mexico which
sins 200 coo inhabitants only eleven found sted
Gen Fiisola full Of ind ,na,on. had thrown up the
command Of the Division which had caused the scan
daous proceedings in san Luis Potosi and had deter
mined TO to the city Of Mexico Il was stated
that the leaders Of this Of INSTRUMENTATION had
in n record OF their proceedings 10 Government and
measures being taken 10 inhrt the necessary
penalties Santiago Vasquer. who lett Durango on the
2ah July for Chihuahua carrying with him all the cor
respondence from the city Of Mexico and the interior
assassinated the road on the 2ls The Collector
Of Cerrorordo search of him. and after two days
q dgent search only found his corpse In the middle OF
the road
The Department of Zacsecas appears to be in great
state Of excitement in consequence Of the Annexation
OF Texas She offers all her in order 10 carry
on the and the inhabitants appeared DESTROYS to
march % the conquest Of that territory.
The Ministry is composed II the following parsons
Don Manuel de Ia Pc ia Pena, Department of State
Don Jose Bernardo Couo Justice OF Ecclesiastical AZ
fairs Don Pedro F. del Castillo Treasury Department
and General Pedro Maria Anays, Minister of War and
Marine.
The Monitor Of the evening OF the 22d ultimo state.
that General Bustemente has been named Commander
n.Chief Of the army to act agains, Texas.
Since issuing the above Extra. we have had time
to go over the Mexican papers more thoroughly
Below are what we gather from the Mexican pa
pers:
The Regidor Don Jose Maria del Rio had presented to
the Senate an act for the establishment of the Fede
raj system which after opposition. passed TO
a second reading but finally lost by vote of nine
againstit
News reached the city OF Mexico the 23d ult. from
MaiamOros that 5000 Texans and AngloAnericans
were oncsmped at Corpus Christi. forty leagues from
MaamOros Our readers aware that troops now
at that port do no, number quite 1000 men.
There il article in the SslO Die Nuere OF the st;h
ut which bears heavily the difficulties to be under
gone by the Mexicans IN campaign against Texas IL
that during the eight years they have been making
war against Texas they have made single step
which could enable them conquer that territory, and
not prevent its extending its increase and
The previous funds intended for the campaign. which
would have been sufficient have carried II on,
wasted in another way that the troops Of Matamoros
have been obliged to become mechanics In order ~
gain livelihood. There money 70 pay the army.
The imposition Of any contribution will inset
with powerful resistance. The Mexcans have acted
ike prodigs and Ladyised heir they have lost their
queny arrived at that state OF poverty which almost
ncurable The article in question states that II will be
difficult carry war with Texas that the nsubor
dinato movement in San Luis Potos shows the disor
ganized Of the country and that the United States
will au "a and gain confidence from the fact hat Mexico
il in a disturbed state. From the general tone OF the
Mexican papers and from the almost impossibity
for Mexico to organize army, we are under the I'M
pressO that there s little probability of any hos
tile proceedings on the part OF that power.