American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-29

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Of DeSpdtchcS, Nc The New Orleans papers
received by last nights mail bring Us advices
from Vera Cruz to the 10Th inst. received nv
a., ar.;,.,l 90 Eliza, ,I., II,,.;,.,,,. .,,,.
t"' S''''"' 90 ''''' P0'1 Vi ''o ''i'"'N"i' SIN
iieianlpagos' Said 10 nave been chartered to
bring over dispatches to the Mexican Consul /
ot n Orleans We oytr,ct .hc fnlIov,nr from
,ho p;,o,.,,,,.
a Nh. frederick Johnson came passenger IN
the 'heIampagoS, and Is thought to he the
bearer OF dispatches nom the british Minister
in Mexico, either to the y. >. Government or
the English Minister at Washington. Owing
to these facts, and certain mystery IN the
movements OF tins vessel, her bringing over
but single package Of papers and no letters
for The post office, a ramon obtained general cur
rcncy in this city, shortly after her arrival, that
Mexico had actually declared war against the
United States. The probabilities are al! against
the credibility of this report, as the 'Reampa-
COS lett Vera Cruz on the 10Th, and certainly
advces of the fact would have rcacl ed the u.
States before this time had a declaration ofwar
been made before that date. A portion of the
United States Gulf Squadron, consisting of the
trgate Potomac, the sloop of war Falmouth,
and the briggs Lawrence and Somers, have been
anchored at lsa Nerda, Immediately off Vera
Cruz, for some weeks, and we should have
heard from them ere now had war been decid-
ed upon anterior to the sailing of the 'Relam-
pagos
1t is understood that the authority asked of
CongrtsS by the Mexican Executive, to treat
with Texas in the spirit Of Scno' Cuevas' COM
municcton, which we published yesterday in
full, has been granted, and there appears to be
no doubt that the recognition Of the indie
penderce of Texas is settled matter, upon
condition that she declines to be annexed to
the United States.
Reports state that Santa Anna has been, or
Is to be liberated IL mas been mohths since
we ventured the Opinlon, upon what we con-
sidered good authority, that the fallen Dictator
would come oil seamless from the Pefls that
menaced hm'
kumors OF revolutions IN various portlolis oi
the Mexican Empire are r!ie-uPoh wnaV au-
thorlty we cannot sPeaK-ohe OF THESE illPn-
cate California IN an ihsufFecuohary move
ment'
Upon more rellaolc autnority tnah mere
rum9r, we may state t1at Ills hXceloncy v De
nor Juan de Dios Cahado passed through vera
Cruz about the lrSt OF the month, upon ms
SION, rs was said' ffom tne Govctl'nenI oil
Mexico TO that OF the ,nlted states HIS
circumstance taken IN connection WIN inc me-
gotiation then pending WIN texas anu TIC Sc
crecy with whlch the OBJECT OF ms Insslon was
Kept rem lhe puolc' caused no little coil''no-
ton III that CITY one Oh tne Journals, apPa-
rehty more IaVoraole 10 war IMAM Pe"cI; III
remarkng upon tAs 'niss'"h' eXciaithS'- Eve
rythIng, 1t appears, has oeeh coiloeu 70 uiP!o-
macy-me handS o. strangers are MT"S. t"'o uttS
business. no" shall we nqu'uatc' "hu' W"i
become OF tne country Inc STORM Is fas.ns
over our heaus---'he Inuadel leVeroc'a'eS "oo'o
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