The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12
From the Norfolk Herald, Sept. 81

From the Norfolk Herald Sept g.
We hive been favored with the following extract Of a
letter, dated
PENSACOLA, Aug. 81, ls45. .
The Saratoga has just come in from Vera Cruz in Is
my Into Texas and her Congress has authorised Loan
OF 10 millions OF ollars. The Monezuma is well armed,
and transporting troops
" The above 10 doubt will be considered Declare
ton OF War by the L. States.
/" we are all up in exciiement-don't know what move
we shall make"
From Charleston Courier Sept 81
The h. 5 steamer Col. Harvey, arrived here yester-
day in three days from Norfolk, Va bound to the Gulf
{. White, Lieut. Comdg Melancton Smith, LIST Lieut.
VIM. A. Nelson, Asst Surgeon; George w Rogers, Act.
Henry ~ 4. Arnold do DO; A. +. Marley, Midshpman,
James Waddell, do; George Goldsborough, Captains
Clerk John ID. Wood Coast Pilot; Samuel Archbold
Chief Engineer; Theodore Zeller Asst do Passengers
James N. King w. b. Luce, NJ. NJ Thompson, Sd Asst
Engineers for steam ship Missssippi W. Brown, for
The Col Harvey will it is said be under the command
of Com Conner and will be employed in conveying
spatches between Mobile and Galveston.
From New Orleans Picayune, Sept. 81
II is some time since the public have heard much of
the diplomatic triumvrate consisting Of Ashbel Smith,
their names forth to the light of day. Thus,
yesterday learned that Mr. Smith had arrived in town
as well as the imam in the white hat" and taken odg
ings at the St Charles On what especial mission they
are now bent we are not informed, and he must be
bold man who would hazard conjecture. Texan dplo-
macy under President Joness administration is almost
unfathomabe. If tae ex-Penipotentary is on his way
to Texas, we should presume he would find the people
ripe to receive him.
The dissolution of the Mexican cabinet is regarded by
the editor of the Courier ION the French side the har
bnger of peace lie has watched the progress of
narrowly and argues that the late ministry retired
because they wanted the support OF the direct
tatives OF the people in their warlke demonstrate
This plausible and supported by ingenious
ing The inference the writer draws and which he is
most anxious to draw is that reasonable hope may be
INDUCED that the difficulties between the United stat
and Mexico may be adjusted without the discharge of
single shot, by little berality tho part of 60
vernment and forbeaIance the part Of land
and naval forces These speculations (for translation
of which we have not room) worthy of notice as
those OF close observer, who has attentvely studied
Mexican politics.
From the New Orleans Bee Sept 81
Through the polite attention of commercial house Of
this city have received the Diario del o5erno Che
government paper of the 18th ult II contains the Off
cal of the election Of General Herrera
President of the Republic of Mexico There are TWEEN.
tyve departments in Mexico of which the successful
candidate must receive the votes of thrteen-being an
absolute majority of the whole 1t appears that although
full returns had not been received it ascerained
that Herrera had already obtained the surages of thir
teen departments, and consequently duly elected
President He will take the oath of Office and be inau
gurated on the 26th September.
The resignation Of the various Minister'S of which
made mention yesterday purely the consequence
understanding with the President dd interim when
they accepted office under him the 9th December last
The Dario del Gobie,ro publishes Cuevas letter Of
gnaton, in which that functonary refers to the agree
ment alluded to- and declares that he and his conres
the cabinet only acting in conformity to the terms
stipulated at the period of the organization Of the
government.
The only reference made Texas in this communica.
ton is the following =" You about to
new administration, with the certainty that the Republic
is anxious for internal tranquility loves and respects the
constitutional authorities and is resolved to make every
sacrifice required by the war which il necessary to
dertake in consequence of the niquous usurpation
the department of Texas"