New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-14

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LATER FROM MENlCO.-By the arrival OF the
Mexican schooner Relampaeo We have Vera Cruz
advice- 10 the 23d nit her day of sailing.
among the passengers by the K. were Senior Arran
eoz brother Of the Mexican Consul here and Mr. Mac
KAY an American The latter brought dispatches for
the Hon Nr Buchanan from Nr. Diamond. I :. Consul
Vera Cruz. which were sent on to Washington yes
icrday by mail
war against the United States had not been declared
when the Relampago sailed Il expected that the
mail which arrived the previous day would bring the in
'cgence. but fit did it had not publicly TRANSFERRED az
Very Cruz.
This il must be declared however was the general
opnion and We learn verbally that the Government OF
Mexico was making strenuous exerons 10 borrow sl2
cODnO0 to carry il on Perhaps the English bondhoders
il London would ike the job of lending this money.
Vera Cruz was said 10 be very healthy. They were
andn. shot and shells from the Castle OF san Juan de
llua on the wharves OF the former ~ was said from
fear that the Castle might fall into the hands OF the United
states
Tho only American merchant vessels a, Vera Cruz
were the Ann Louisa -a tor NcwYork on the 3oih
r'f and the Water Witch. 10 sail for This port on the
Goth By latter shall soon receive farther lneli
There were two French. one English and one span
i.h men.ofwar at Vera Cruz when the ampago sailed
bur no American some OF the latter have probably
looked in there before this.
The Mexican steamers Of war, Montezuma and Guada
hpc were lying IN the hsr5or. bat they talking Of
moving them To some safe place. We have received
ong letter from the engineers of these yesscs-Engish
men we beieve-who complain bitterly oil the manner
in which they have been treated by the Mexicans.
They are now boarding shore, on credit they say,
being able TO get anything to eat on board the vessels
much less the means OF purchasing
They assert that their written contracts say that they
were to be paid monthly but for the last halt year they
have received nothing and these facts they wish made
known warning to other engineers not To enter the
Mexican service.
Two light shocks of earthquake felt At Vera Cruz
on the 18th ut and between them came severe tenn
pest Of rain.
The following extract ola letter which las been fur
nihcd ne by acommercsl house in this city, We publish
throwing additional light upon the movements ID
MArAnonAs. July H. ls45.
write YOU again thus snon fearing that war VIII
Pee declared by Mexico against the United states, and all
communication interrupted iof some time. from ih'
present manifestation Of feeling toward Americans. We
fear may be- expelled from the country at 10 days
notice.
b, the present treaty between the United siates and
Mexico We are permitted remain Fix months % settle
I'D our business affairs but apprehensiye they VIII
pay no regard 20 il.
Troops are approaching this place from all quarters
and not single doubt remains in my mind Of the inten.
ton Of this Government 10 declare war aitnougn wiz
be impossible for them TO push with vSo or the least
From the Tropic.
The Jefiersonan OF yesterday morning quotes
letter from Vera Cruz dated on the 2d ut received BY
a Mexican gentleman in this city. when says
have to conclude this letter IN hurry, as me news
lust in town that has been declared against the
Americans and the vessels are going on Immediately 10
/ prevent utll- -t4leG
The Bee says in postcnpi-
We hear from person who has i rom an authentic
thai the Mexican government has closed iis o4-
10 American commerce.
The only rnmOr which appears 81 present 70 be Wen
authenticated j. one ina the Mexican consul mas rece'-
"a orders from his government 10 wiihdfa" iheuAi'!
from this country.
Whist the exact nature Of The consul lscIiiohs are
advised bat are informed on "-at We ne.
eve De excellent autho ~, That tnAt iuneuohAry "i
close bis Office tomorrow, and cease 70 eAtIelse MS
duties
The schooner Water Witch Is hourly expected from
Vera Cru whence she 70 sal on the -uin ult she
will probably bring US d, Unite intelligence
Meantime in order "a lay before our readers al ne
Information gather IN relation 70 ms very inie
resting matter. copy the following paragraphs foh
the Courier OF last evening
/ 7. S.-Sincc the foregoing was written We nave
scen letters from Mexico Of July % which say rdr .as
qerfGJe The enAle Of Mexico had assemo.ei IN ORDER
discuss the question peace on war ana the --ue De
pended their deliberations lnth tne Iesu-s Wa
kuowu thl Mexican ports would continue open IS suA
% the American trade.
We have before file q The paper called tne vera
Cuzano. up 20 and including the l9ih July commune
ted % Us Is friend They contain Io' [. ~oia ln'l
looks Ike probable rupture between me Iheo ctAss
and Ne Nico
- Our subscribers in VssfcrH Connecticut
vii see by the following that the cause OF their not r.
csving their papers seasons5y Is not win Is nor me
/ Post OaEce here: ,.,-
Posi- OFFICE New-fork, Au. - l-io
] - -.,.,- NOTE ~ Yesterday