The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
Later from Mexico.

The British soop of war Eurydice, Capt. Elliott,
arrived off the Balize says the ~ o. Tropc, of the
I'd instant, on Saturday, in eight days from Vera
Cruz. Capt Elliott, and party Of officers belong
ing to his ship came up to the city yesterday We
understand that the Eurydice brings dispatches from
the British Minister in Mexico, but we have been
unable to learn their destination.
private letter from Vera Cruz, received by this arr
val states that the English moving heaven and earth
to accomplish something What the s0methngn is
the writer leaves the Imagination of his
he not deigning to make further disclosures.
we are gratsd in being able to state that we have at
and condition Qamentable though 1t beg of the distin
gushed diplomatst, the Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Go-
lately made by anxious public, who will share in
qualification learning that the Learned in inter-
in predeament The unfortunate Minister to
Mexico has again FALLEN among thieves" We say
again. because it will be recollected that when he
travelling from Vera Cruz to Mexcoto the duties
Of his station of the audacious Mexican reebooters
assumed the privilege Of tightening him Of his stores Of
gold coin and other valuable tres his great chagrn
and discontinue. Truly Mr. shannon's outset as d.
pomatis has been most vlanously unfortunate Robbed
on the way to the scene Of his duties representative
Of his country in foreign land snubbed in the shortest
imaginable by outlandish Mexican who tells
him. have nothing to say to you :; and then, a
ter months Of obscurity leaving sensitive people to
imagine all kinds Of dire mshaps having occurred TO
him. the first hear Of the unfortunate gentleman u.s.
that he has arrived at Vera Cruz all tattered and torn
"cleaned him out" and literally stripped him. He should
retire from public life, and repose his hard
ed lame.
We have received letter from our correspondent at
Mazatan who states that the American barquc Quixotte
had arrived at San Bias from Alta California, with the
late Governor board and his soldiers having been
PEELED by the native Californans. The northern depart
ments correspondent says are wholly averse to
with the United States account Of the annexation
Of Texas.
Regarding the treaty between Texas and Mexico, the
Mexican Government finds itself in dilemma which pre-
cipitate action might render dangerous. They have
raised spirit which they discover they cannot que
and winch to concilate appears to be hazardous
Notwithstanding the large majority which the treaty or
the authority to treat obtained in the Mexican Congress-
having passed the chamber by vote Of - to H. and the
Senate by 80 to g. the exceedingly unpopular
with the people. The adherents Of Santa Anna, and
Of opposition to the existing government Knowing the
inability of Mexico to engage with the United States in
war, and confident that she cannot rely upon England
for assistance they represent to the ignorant muudes
the invasion Of this country Is task Of easy
pshmen and that the British Government only waits
the word to join them against The people are, there
fore, madly in favor Of war; and the adoption OF any
by the existing government having peaceful
M eo Of aDa nS bs M
generally stimulate this warlike spirit to the utmost
and Of things is rendered almost certain either
that the existing government will declare war against
the United States, that revolution will speedily
break out and sweep 1t from existence.
No attempts made in Mexico to disguise the deer
and active interest which Great Britain takes in every
thing calculated to prevent the eectuaon Of the An
nexation measure. is said, that to accomplish hei
for Mexico millions of her English bonds guarai
tecng independence to the and security from the
inroads of the United States to the other.
The Texan English commissioner whose name is
never heard" to leave Vera Cruz on the 23d inst
for Galveston, in the French brig. of.wai Penur.
Business in Vera Cruz is very dull This is attributed
in force II is confidently asserted that Congress will
adopt tariff before adjourns The necessities
the government will require an alteration which will
encourage trade and bring more money to tho Trea
sury.