The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-30

News FROM MExrco-The Water Witch arrived
at New Orleans on the auth inst with advices from
Tobasco to the 9th, inclusive
There is no political intelligence from that section
| of Mexico.
1T is reported that the yellow fe ,er was raging to
great extent a. Tobasco. All the crew OF thu
Water Witch were sick on her arrival at New Or,
leans.
The remains of the late Gen. Sentmanat, so bar
barously executed in Tabasco year or two since,
were brought over in the Water Witch
The Nei0 Orleans Bulletin ofthe 2lst inst has the
following paragraph relative to California
From the comments of the Northern papers on the re-
cent revolution in California would appear that the
hope was INDUCED that it would lead to annexation
leo give no encouragement to such anticipaons. Cali
orna has given In Its adhesion to the order OF
sumption is that the in the province was only
auxiliary to the main revolution in the city of Mexico
The day has not yet come to move for annexation in
yet settled on the shores Of the Pacific to sway nu
ence on public opinion However emigrants coming
M 70 Sass ~ asc OF Ss
districts Of California The anarchy that has SO long
men unpopuar with the nhsbsns on tSe
tier.
We find in letter from Havana, dated l4th inst !,
the annexed intelligence. 1t is no later from Mexico
than we have had, but il is rather interesting 1t
gives the present condition Of Mexico, and, with
the exception Of few immateria mistakes, relative
to the movements of Elliot, it is correct
In the British steamer from Vera Cruz arrived the lst
came passenger His Excelency Gen. Santa Anna, &C.
companied by his wife, nephew and step-father Tho
General ia at present residing in the city, he appears
quite cheerful and in conversation agreeable his wife
is very young not than seventeen, and has sweet
pleasant face; she appears in manners almost girl 1t
is the Generals intention to remain here until the end of
February when, events do not again call him to Mex
ico he will mako Venezuela 1t is said his future resi-
dencc. In the steamer from England, arrived the
day, passenger his Excellency Gen. Bustamente,
who was expelled from his country by Gen. Santa Anna
Santa Anna now in exile and Bustamene returns to
Mexico seeking the Presidency; he embarked for Vera
We have received by the steamer the important ntei
gence that Capt Elliott the British Charge at Texas and
Mr. Smith, TcxMn Commissioner, bearers of pro-
positions from the Government Of Texas to that Of Mex.
ico offering to pay $40 900 for the recognition of
their independence fifteen million in the Mexican debt
and five million in cash. settlement of boundaries, and
promising not to be annexed to the United SatesEng
land and France becoming guarantees for the lment
OF the proposals on the part Of Texas and allowing her
laid before the Minister of Foreign Affairs ST. Cue
vas, who had decree passed through both Houses Of
Congress permitting the Cabinet to receive and debe
rate these proposalswhich published in the pa
pers during the debate in the Senate.
Mr. Elliott returned to Galveston in II. B. NJ. irgate
Eurydce and the Texas Commissioner to New Orleans
vernment has negotiated loan of 100000 from the
English house Of Messrs. Manning 4 Mcintosh to be
paid in daily instamens Of 900 for one hundred days
Many of the Mexican provinces are represented in
very unsettled and distracted state particularly Coahua
and San Louis de Potosi, on account of permission
having been given by the Government to an English
house to import 10000 bales Of cotton free Of duty,
which before prohibited and under that prohibition
certain interests grew up which arc likely now to suffer
materially.