New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-22
From the New Orleans Picayunc, 18Th

By the arrival at Havana of the British steamship
Tweed from Vera Cruz. advires from the latter city To
the 30th OF November and from Mexico 10 me otH hvc
been received Our prior advces were Drought oy 'uo
T. : sloop OF war Jehn Adams which lett vera Cruz on
the l4ih We indebted Tor our Mexican intelligence
to the Diario de Ia Marina OF Havana kindly forwarded
by our correspondent
Tho L 5 sloop OF war St Marys arrived at Vera Cruz
ON the aqh OF November having sailed from Iensacoa
ON the Goth The Hon Mr. Slidell our new Minister TO
Mexico passenger on the -. hHfys' us we nave
previously stated.
81 IjyGrrn:duo in announcing this arrival. mentions
that il had learned that Envoy of ;he Government o
the United States board his way TO Mexico 10
establish negotiations with the supreme Goyernncnt OF
the Republic upon the question OF Texas The hour 0
the arrival othc Envoy deemed not The most oppor
tune tor securing kind reception
FL DariO de G0bTlO OF the I'D UT states tnat py an
express arrived At o'clock that afternoon the Govern
uent had received dispatches from Gems Paredes anc
Arista They informed the Government that IN conse
nuence OF the movements OF the United suites troops
stationed AZ Corpus Christi, accommodating the roads
leading Matamoras, and building bridges on them Tor
the artillery. Gen Parcdes had deter
mined to commence his march with the Division OF Re-
serve, reinforce Gen Arista and united to operate
with activity demanded by The national honor Our
readers will see hy the letter of Havana correspond
ent that n rumOr current IN that CITY that Zen IA
redes had refused advance 70 the support oil Gen
Arlsta but with the 5000 under his command hud
commenced his march for the Capital TINS movemen.
would dscredt his recent professions 10 uch herrera
aud we do not give credence 20 II.
El Monitor Constitutional of the sd ult states that
the Chamber OF Deputies went INTO secret scsaiO" upon
the above dispatches and mad d"-isnIs az resources
for The Governments emergencies, the money derived
from tho revision of the contracts made by the Admins
ration of Gen Santa Ara and the introduction OF raw
cotton under duties protective TO the national industry
The papers favorable the Government urge upon TO
press forward increasingly preparations for the Texas
war: aud the latest advices received from Manmofas
win Tampco confirmed the of the advance Of the
United states troops upon Matamora5 The excitement
of the public mind in Mexico is attributed, in good de
gree 10 the frequent visits of American vessels OF war
TO the Mexican ports the Pacific and the examinations
made by their commanders into the population ana re-
sources of the Mexican Government at those points a5
well as to exports regard 20 the designs o the Cnied
States to seize the CALIFORNIA;.
From the 18th 10 the 22d OF November tue city ci
Mexico was excited 10y fears of another reyounon the
Slo NIX of the 18th alt that the Government
had taken adequate toinsure public tranquility
Gen Ampudia the boodstained hero Of the Tobasco
massacre has received orders 10 leave the country for
some point designated by the Government.
News was in circulation in the city OF Mexico on the
23d that the Department of Sonora at the head OF which
is Gen Urea had declared itself separated IRON the rest
OF the Republic.
The 10Th ult. the birthday of the Queen of Spain
celebrated by grand ball given by Senor de Castro the
Spanish Minister at which hundreds present in
cuding the Mexican Ministers and Representatives for
egn Consuis, Generals, &c. &c.
On the Goth there felt Vera Cruz the shock Of
earthquake, but it appears not to have been caam
itous.
Among the passengers from Vera Cruz. on the Tweed
Senor gnacio Valdivieso Minister from Mexico
the Government of Madrid and Senor L. Francisco 90
mers, Secretary OF the Mexican Legation in London.
The Tweed brought from Vera Cruz $50 600 in specie