New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-16
o,.D.y Later from Mexico.

TIL. rr,ols. at New.Orleans on the 9th instant,
brings one day later advices from Mexico se'
The following paragraphs from the PIcayune;
w. have again 10 saw that Mexico has mol yr'ue-
clarrt war against the United States, athossn 'n-
pors were ME IN Gown Yesterday ihatShe iidu u"ne
so The subject was very general topic u' e""
sation Yesterday but no one. We presume, sei'ou>
believed IN the rumor Al aay rate, II was '!ea'eu
with deri.ion Verbal communications from some
of ,hs Messengers by the Creole represent that The
general feeling al Vera Cruz is IN favor OF wal
and that the prevailing Impression there Is tat e
Government will declare II as soon a II ma itseii
in situation TO do so with effect. Mons rrrrons;
The four American vessels OF war were Stiu ~
ing AT Sacrlhcios Should Capt Stocktons squad
ron ION them, as is anticipated, the fleet VIII con,
sist of eight vessels of war, mounting IN all lof
guns NJ
Bv this arrival we hear not word more OF MI.
Shannon, the American Minister
The most interesting intelligence which we nhe,
relates 10 the fate OF Santa Ana and those involved
in his overthrow A proposition has oeen inlro-
duc-d in the Chamber OF Deputies mat santa Aua
Capazo and the four Ex-MnS'ers VINO loon p'tt
N issuing the decree OF the Sth oil Note"oeI
closing the sessions OF Congress, may avolu Hl
mon tie condition of expatrlatlng themselves Tor
,h- term of ten wears. At the same time announcer
,rooositon was submitted, TO the effect that an ao
solute amnesty should be granted TO al ihose sene-
,als and other officers compEehended IN 'he ciict-
lar of the 9th January, deprving them OF Ihgll
commands. &c, even though they had been alteaoy
Congress is diligently occupied. through IT'S Com
mitiees, with the reform OF the Organic bases. Ih
the 10th ult the Committee charged win 'he suo-
,sct of the interior administration OF tne depart,
mens. made their report MOI word Is srepotteu .s;
of the discussions npon the relations between THIS
country and Mexico These are carried on IN secret
session.
The nature Of the dispatches last carried by the
Eurydice from Galveston 10 Vera Cruz lot WI
Banlihead had not transpired; nevertheless II was
generally rumored and believed IN Mexico that they
contained an offer from the Government oil IeXas
10 reject Annexation, if Mexico would consent 10
acknowledge the ndppendence OF Texas Inc
EDITOR of Ell SigiO .XIX seems indifferent to the
rumor, insisting that Mexico must defend aH h@
ri ehts by the most strenuous measures IN ner power
As 10 the rumor ITSELF being the same which we re-
eived here direct from Galveston we must think
that where there is so much smoke there must De
some FIRE.
On the 18Th inst. Senior Boves, in the Chamber
Of Deputies, read protest against the memorial or
report of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. He al
tackled il in every shape and accompanied his pro-
test with violent speech. abusive not only oi Sen
or Cuevas but of the whole cabinet When the
motion founded upon the protest was put 10 vote
Senor Bovrs found himself entirely alone, every
other member voting against HIM. ms SHOWS
that the Administration has the most perfect conl-
dence of the House.
We fnd in our papers letter dated in Paris ad-
dressed TO the Mexican Congress from ex-Presl-
dent Bustamente, congratuating them upon the
overthrow OF Santa Ana aud the establishment
of Government OF laws He expressed regret
that he could not have shared IN the glory OF
achieving the triumph.
PAPERS from Zacatccas announce the explosion OF
a powder mill situated on the road from that city
to Guadaogpe. The proprietor or superintendent,
and several!workmen were nS'antaneously Killed,
and number OF others severely wounded,