New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-25
Mexican New.

The Washington Union oi Friday says -" w
are no, advised that our Government has received
any late dispatches or further information from
Mexico Our precautionary preparations are Sill
advancing with great spirit The New Orleans
papers of the 18th and 10th contain no news OF any
great importance nothing that throws any ADJ
tonal light UPON the intentions Of Mexico. mere
are few items from the Picay ane which In The
abserIcs Of more definite information. VIII be pc
rufAd with interest
"The Mexican Journal Il siglo Die NHere whlch
las usually most srdenly sustained the Aohnl'si go
In the present instance opposes me ue - ay vr,
ton Of war. II holds that " ar has aireauy ' -
declared from the moment that the United states pssu
the measure Of Annexation; that the suose 41en,
a Texas hs. nothing do with the quesoh a. Oe't
49, "a -. .l., The Two countries are now A; y a.
AZ ST. ive war on the part Of the American Union
a,,d strictly defensive the part OF Mexico
=, .era ,baf Mexico sbOud observe her treaty Sup
ons ovards our merchants, as those Of hostile ns
-, 80 thar there Is occasion 10 proclaim war
winch can be done at any moment OF nov Al all Deihs
mere matter Of form Many Mex'cshs sccede 20 'nl'
..orng and there letters in town which would in
da ,be belief that there will be formal declaration Of
,xs hut that the strenuous exerons in the power
az Mexico will be employed 20 reconquer Texas. This
Of course would not IN the least retard or otherwise al
feet the measures OF resistance 10 invasion Of Texas
which the United states is bound 10 take.
A great nurni-r Of Mexicans-sOme Of them veie
monte and even Canalizo. the exPresdent now in con
fnemeni al PerO,e-are coming forward IN crowds u
prefer their services the Government 10 carry on he
gar in so lust cause Yet cannot but believe that
there il more Of Mexican gascOnace IN these prOers
than real desire 70 fight.
In saying yesterday that the propositions OF the Mex
can Minister for loan 900 had not been acied
upon BY the Chamber Of Deputies We intended 70 gay
d 3, thu had no, been acted upon finally We had before
Is paper containing their proceedings on the 10Th ut
which related wholly 10 this loan. The Committee y
whom the Minister'S project had been referred, nade
their report which concluded with accedng 20 the MID
isiers demands under certain restrictions These arr
not of great moment but may be Of some interest us
now The Committee recommend that the loan shou O
be either national or foreign on both they would llni
the rate Of interest be paid to per cent would A.
low no loan from which less than one million IN eash
should be realized by the treasury and would careiuiS
provide that no bonds secured by pledge OF the pubic
revenues should be issued. before the whole nominal
amount Of them shall be actually received into the trea
sury in cash.
The attack of Senior Boves upon the Government
which led TO many rumors OF change OF Ministry
was made the 29th ult upon his Introduction OF ii'
initiative of Zscatecas for the reestablishment OF the
Constitution of ls24 He demanded urgently theremova
of the present Ministry.
FL Jaapeao Of the Sd inst states that the Assembly Of
the Department of Vera Cruz, voted unanimously Tor
Gen. Herrera for the Presidency
An Anglo Mexican association has proposed 10 con
struct railroad from Vera Cruz TO the Capital and
thence to Of the ports the Pachceither Acapu
co, Manzanllo or san Bias. The road would nave
branches 70 Puebla and other capitals othe Department
The Assembly Of the Department of Mexico has pur
che sed for the purpose of palace the magnificent house
of Gen. Berrers. for $4,000.
Senior D. Jose Maria Paras has been elected to the
Senate t. replace Senior Rincon Gallardo.