New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-16

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Oregon
Gentlemen from Washington state with confidence
TIA, Hon Jrns. Bactaaaa hes resigned me SECRETARY
hip q State and that the President has selected dRf
Sersns97 Of Virginia % oil the pace piTerrne.s ol
opinion "a the Oregon negotiation have induced ms
sep on the par OF NJ Buchanan.
- Letters have been received rom the ENpe
s,,op under Col Kesrney dated Near The Forks OF the
plate June ID being 3+5 miles from tor Lesyenworin
q, the Missouri There i. nothing VI much interest
From Nrxrco-We copy from the New Orleans
T-o,ir nj the 7th insian, the subl0ined Mexican ~
,eugence. brought by the schooner Creole "n''h
ler Nera Cruz on the 2ith ultimo'
csr Bu.tsnien,e arrived AZ Ien Cruz On me l'in
rso and offered h. services 70 sustain ne integrity
NJ ,b Nsxc.n territory ard the dignity 90 iAe h'P-s
lie He Wa. rather cody received ~ iae ,'o'rfnul, l
ana it's reported that BE- refused ne tnlsil I.i,i
,rss-.S nm On hi. arrival lt was oeheyca mar d.
return was not invited oy any p'iH' "H' ""' "
desire 70 NEEDLE Ia pubic anairs. . 49,. 80. ID .,,,
The people generally were qu.sL ana hot 4. az - =.
ed uotpti standing the war cries m'oe %! uo '''.''
-. and the i.au. 0f santa Ana VINO are oud ~ 1'
-,,,,ei,,, he Government for wsni % tnei-i lAt
s,se of he public treasury was presumed % 'e i''!
low a. the officers IN The employ OF me ",'tiHli'..
found great difficulty IN obtaining one fourth Ok '"''
The actin. President General Canaiso. and EN'Anis
ter of War Gen Basadre not accepting the fcpo-ohs
made them by Gov ernmenr 20 oe sNp"'i.as. -. -. ~
FORMER in he castle 90 fcrote, ana ne latter N 'i OF
Juan DE JlluA
ruoua Governor OF the Department OF MEXICO mas pun
lished the foowin. proc amaiion
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs has communicated 20
me the following decree
- Josoun ie Herrers. General OF Division and Pre-
.iaeut adj interim OF the Mexican RepuoAc ioine e1tn'
Be il known That the General Congress h'' dee'eed
and the Executive sanctioned N. iouo"mS ,,t. 49,.
The National Congress OF The Mexican hepao.c con
.iderng &c.,. . ,t. Nth
Thar the Congress Of the United states OF the North
has by decree which IL Executive has ssn'Nvn''
solved TO incorporate the Territory OF Texas WI" '"'
American Union 81, ....
That ms manner Of sppropraing 20 Itself territories
upon which other nations have rights mt 3huces mon
.ireus novelty endanserns the peace oil 'no "o'' '''
violating the sovereignty Of nations
THAT ,his usurustnn now cOnsummaicd 10 the prcju
dice of Mexico has been in insidous preparation 10Y
long une Al the same time that the most e.ilN loi"
.hip was proclaimed and that on me paf' % tns "vFu
M b ,r,ar,es between 10 and those states were
respected scrupulously and legally. ,..,s.....
that the .ad annexation OF Texas 20 the United states
trampes upon the conservative prime, %, y,
t.cks an the rights that Mexico has 20 mat territory : an
insult 70 her dignity sovereign nation ana threatens
her independence and political existence
That the law Of the United states IN reference 70 ine
annexation o Texas to the United states does IN no"ise
Destroy the rights that Mexico has, and VIII enforce
upon that department,
Tha, the United states having trampcd on The prnci-
pes which served "a basis 90 the treaties OF friendship
commerce and navigation and more especially 10 those
of boundaris liked with precision previous 20 ISL
they are considered violated by that nation
And hnaly. that the unjust spo.suon OF wh'ch tn'y
wish 20 make the Mexican nation ihe victim gives h'r
the clear right a her resources and power 'o re-
.is, to the last moment sad anne nation S.,
lat The Mexican Nation calls upon all her children 10
the defence Of her national independence threatened by
the usurpations Of Texas which Is Intended 10 be- real
red hy the decree of annexation passed by inc ION
gres. and sanctioned By the President Of me United
states Of the North.
"a In consequence the Government will call 10 arms
all the forces OF the army according io the authority
granted hy the existing laws and for me pfcscf''on
ri pubir order Tor the support OF her Institutions anu
in case f necessy fO serve reserve fp me army tnr
Government according the powers gwen 10 y ON inr
OH If December l-tt Will raise the corps spccincd nY
said decree. under the name OF HJct'"s % re Ht"''
pendeace and Of ne Lars.
MIGUEL ARTISAN. Presiipiofhe Dpsfies.
FRANCISCO CALDERN. President qftis Senate
Approved and ordered 10 be- printed and published
JOSE JOAQUIN DE HERkARA
4 D. LUIS q CUEvAs.
Palace i tie National Government CITY oi Mexico June
lsi5
The yellow fever was prevailing to very aggravated
extent ar Vera Cruz
The French .ioop-ofwsr la Perouse arrived al Vera
Cruz on the 9th from Galveston with intelligence OF
the action Of the Texan Congress on The Annexation
question. d.,
ted states Government came passenger IN the Cfeo.c
SUICIDE AT HAGERsrowN we learn by note
from, Humrickhouse ESQ Postmaster 40 Hagerstown,
that Mr Peter Feigy. respectable citizen Of thai place
committed suicide ON sunday afternoon by hanging
himself with a bed cord IN stable adjoining his pre-
misses. - .
rg- The steamer Oce0ia, Yesterday from Norfolk
report. that she overhaued hc brg Porpolsc IN the
mouth of the Potomac and put on hoard Of her letter
from the Secretary OF the Navy upon which she bore
away Immediately for Norfolk Passed AZ iiney Point
the schooner L. l. sturse-s Capt Derry, from the West
Indies National intelligence.