The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-29
Imuortunt from Mexico.
The southern mail Of yesterday brought us inte-
resting and important intelligence from Mexico. II
confirms what we before published.

The southern mail Of yesterday brought us inte-
resting and important intelligence from Mexico. 1t
confirms what we before published.
From New Orleans Picayunc, May aOl
The Tit arrived yesterday from Havana,
w hlch place she left on the 10th instant. We
have received Havana files to the day of her
departure. The only news of importance brought
arrived at Havana on the 9th from Vera Cruz, hav-
ing lett the Mexican port on the LIST instant. The
intelligence brought by her Is eight days later from
Vera Cruz and nine days later from the city of Mex
tive OF Texas has re-opened negotiations with Mexi
co, IN regard to the recognition OF the Independence
OF the former State 1t would appear from these adj
vices that President Jones, with the help OF the En-
giish and French embassies, has got the Mexican
government to entertain the negotiation, upon the
understanding that Annexation should not take
place. The following message, sent TO Congress on
the 2lst ult., explains the views OF the Government
or no room to doubt that the English minister has
performed the part of gobetween in the transaction,
as neither OF the contracting powers have diplomatic
relations with the other.
Senior Cueva's message is to this effect:
GENTLEMEN-The affairs of Texas being of such deep
Importance as to claim the first consideration of the Con-
gress and Executive, the Government cannot without
speoai hT;O defer the
with the honor and interest of the Republic The Co.
vcrnment having assembled considerable
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those acts Of he Legislative bodies sees no other course
the Repub in ali the dignity dne 10 it, honor and ,od
name Circumstances have transnred which render il
both necessary and proper to enter negotiations
States as such an event would inevitably lead to war
with the American Republic for Mexico would not
might be- Texas has taken the Initiative IN nronosng
settlement and his Excellency the President adj nie?m
well understanding its Importance and the necessity OF
IN LinU in rain IN 10 ole dad
that Se Esscntivc cannot nrocaed i; the matter hou
being rst authorised 10 a. 81 nv ths Chomhers that in
~. cssa hosora h;m, ~ shovId ~. o = - rnu
conferrsd nv the Consttut;on for nsrotatops
with foreign powers The faithful
cuss;on nd That showh he
d;snosed ofth natr;otic shirt and
cannot decline tho nroa rad neUotat;or w;tbomt in his
onnion Violating his dutv Nv deciding so delicate nues
before submitting to could nn
satisfy the national honor he would submit il with great
pleasure to Congress and If such could not be achieved
the first to decide in favor Of war, which would be
more inst altar ali efforts to avert It haa fa;leS The
preliminary Propositions of Texas are of a character
honorable and far towards the Republic and the Co
without deciding upon them had no doubt
ment sought by Texas Not to have accented Fl would
have been to establish the annexation Of Texas to the
iiadvised would have been terrible charge to the
present Administrations To refuse 10 hear proposals
Of peace that may lead to satisfactory result would
to the Republic, however it might at first Aatter
Justly rrtaed patriotism but this is not what the ma
ton expects from ts Supreme C;overnment which Is
obliged TO foresee and weigh the evils of long and cost
" war and to avoid them ma long as lie honor can he
maintained as in the present case If the Government
the II the limited States the
Chambers we'll know what ;ts conduct would have been
and what its rmness in resatinr ali other
than war which the natriotisn of ali would
have sustained with gorv His ExcelIencv the Presi-
aem. "a 'I.e'.n as We as ms Ministers make great
messenger but it is made upon mature deliberaton and
ardent desire for the prosperity of the Republic
making every effort to preserve peace it will end in the
glory Of the national arms and in accordance with pub
lie justice regards those who provoke it. Therefore
his Excelency the President ad interim in ministerial
council and with the Unanimous advice of his Cabinet
directed present for your elaboration the fol-
receive Interpretations ade by Texas and to proceed
to the formation of treaty that it deems honorable to
The Republic ito be laid before Congress for its examna
With the highest consideration &c.,
LUIS &. CUEVAS.
COP AND LIBERTY.
MEXICO, April 2lst, Is45.
1t would seem that the Mexican Government notwith.
standing the above letter DESTROYS to prepare for
On the 10th of April Congress passed resolution al
lowing Santa Anna and Canazo exparate themselves
The eaTthouakes in the citv ~ Mex;co had ceased.
the departments accounts continue to arrive OF the
Two nro;ects ara Isfor Cone re 20 ru az. s a..
Executive message signed by Cuevas.
n,s considers .na me law Oh congress o. ne UNI
Texas that has violated the treaties between the two
that Mexico ought to arm herself and repeI the threaten
I'd msurpation BY force;
horses the to arm the and sctv
militia and gives the administrative power the
y '"'aH' rum al '0u''e'
From New Orleans Bee, May 2o]
Inc Mexcan government. IN ths event OF the failure
authority o Congress has been required in order to con-
tract loan Of three millions OF dollars at an interest
wise been asked for the settlement Of the foreign de- bt Of
Mexico.
general amnesty Of the military che seanst
has been commenced; and some have pro-
ca crmno & be Sa san n
md Canalizo and the four ministers who signed the de-
ree OF the 2sth November should quit the country for