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!. Iash MAJ. from Havanns, bringing files
.pers from hat eI,y 10 shs1losh MAJ, ineiosive.
The Diario de IL Marina, the Bee hnda later
,lellir.uee tom Mexico. received b. me bri-
n s.,amspackes which Arrived on The 6sh.
\. d.,es from he city Of Mexico are % The
9Th April, ard from Vera Cruz 10 the som
Il is reported thatthe Texan Govern. 2
nent addressed that Of Mexico on the
INFECT Of the acknowledgment Of the
Of the former power. snd
.ha, the proposition had been iavorably
received by Mexico.
..Onas The 2lst Of April these proposals
were debated by the Chamber Of Depu.
lies, and had excited gooddesEei warm
The journals are avsriably
hostile 10 any negotiation net based upon
the reunion Of Texas with Mexico.
A communication was addressed to the
Chamber Of Deputies by The Mexican
Executive 90 The proposafof President
Jones: This paper sets out with stating
that there is no other course 10 be adopt
ed by the Mexican Government but TO-
maintain The republican position becom-
ing her power and sovereignty. II states
also. "ihat circumstances have arisen
which render il proper to enter into negc-
!tislions which may prevent the annexa.
ton OF Texas with the u.Sistes ~ hego-.
vernmenl, always faithful to its duties
and anxious TO submit its actions 10
free discussion; convinced also that these
national questions ought to be treated
WIN puIt paIlousm and conscience
that spurns all assaults and al prejudices,
is Of opinion that in the present situation
Of affairs. he cannot decline the offer OF .
negotiation, without violating bis obliga-
tion to avoid the deciding on so delicate
a point without submitting il 10 Congress-
Ii be could make an arrangement thar
would satisfy the national honor he
would with pleasure submititto Congress.
and if that object could no, be obtained.
the same executive. anxious for peace. ].
would be the first 20 decide upon war,
which would be the more Just as all our
exertionshs been used 10 avoid if..ss
ITO refuse 10 hear proposals which may
lead TO a satisfactory conclusi4n, advan-
tageous 10 Mexico, wouldfbe The part Of q
fanciiui patriotism. But when we are
compelled 10 foreses and consider the T..
vilsof ftighiful and rul1ous war, lei us
Try TO avoid such misfoftunes, and not
brave them, except 10 a crisis which In
wolves our honor
II would seem that the Mexican Co.
vernment. notwithstanding lhedaSase let
ter, is DESTROYS to prepare for war, and
has asked Congress tor loan Of %. 000-
900.
On the l6lhof April. Congress passed
resolution allowing Santa Ansand Ca.
anlizo TO expsiriate themselseg within
eight daysi~forten years. II they refuse,
the prosecutions against them are to be-
urged forward.
The earthquake 10 the city OF Mexico.
bad ceased, From the depanments.' &C
counts continue TO arrive Of the deviation
caused by those OF the 7th add 10Th ult.
Two projects are before .Canefess srow-s
ing out Of the Executive aaasssge signed
by Cuevas.
The FIRST considers that The law OF Con.
gress Of The United States in no respect
impairs the rigb. Of Mexico over Texas !;
that it has violated the treaties between
the two countries, especially that 10 rela-.
ton TO boundaries 5 and that Mexico ought
TO arm herself and repel the threatened.
usurpaiion BY force.
The other project calls all Mexicans 10,
arms. aud authorizes the Government to
arm the permanent and active. militia.
and gives he administrative power the.
F-necessary means from all sources.
= Correspondence Of tie Phitadtiphia Gazette.
Orr VERA CRuz, May Isl, ls45.
The Express is Just 10 from Mexico.
bringing',he important intelligence that
Mexico has agreed TO acknowledge Ihs
independence Of Texas, provided they
reject Observation-Disclosures and France
guarantee the acisofihs two governments.
Capt. Elliot. commanding British frigate
Eurydice, has just arrived from Mexico,
aud The ship Sails Immediately for Calves
ton, with the news. Ali The proceedings
\ in The Mexican Congress, now 10 session
eyiase pacific terms with tie United
States. and no war need have been ap-
pretended, annexation Of no annexa-
ton.
The American squadron, consisting Of
the Potomac Captain Gwinn (Asg skIpl
Falmouth, Commander Sands ;fSomers,
Commander Gerry; Lawrence Jarvis.
have been al an anchor miles IRON the
I city for eighteen days The Vandalia is
! hourly expected. /.
+ L4TER-Pro6able Restoration of Santa
/ .dnG. The United States squadron, con.
sisting of the steamer Princeton and other
vessels. under the command Of Commo-
.dore Stockton, bad arrived at Vera Cruz
.a.few days before the sailing Of the Euge-
MIA. TIE usual friendly .salutes were ex-
changed between the squadron and tho
Mexican Notifications.
The British Minister for Texas had ar
rived at Vera Cruz in vessel Of war
from Galveston. and proceeded BY ex.
press 10 the city Of Mexico.
The friends Of Santa Ana are rapidly
fex.ending their influence throughout The
Republic, land his restoration 10 power il
looked upon as highly probable. il not
certain.