The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-22
Interesting from MexicO-Arrival out OF the
American Minister.

From the ". o. Pcayune, Dec. 1871
By the steam ship Tweed from Vera Cruz, at Havana,
adyices from the latter city to the soth u and from
Mexico to the 2eth have been received Prior advices
The o. s. soop Of war St Mary's arrived at Vera Cruz
on tho goth Of Now having sailed from Pensacola the
Goth The Hon. Mr. slideli our new Minister to Mexico,
passenger n the ST. Marys as We have previous
ly stated
Ell Vsracruxano. in announcing this arrival, mentions
ths had learned that Envoy Of the Government OF
the United States was board his TO Mexico to
establish negotiations with the Snprem Government OF
the Republic upon the question of Texas The hoar OF
the arrival OF the Envoy deemed not the most oppor
tune for securing kind reception
e. Dario del Go5isrno of the 22d ult states that by
express arrived at two o'clock that afternoon, the Co.
vernment had received dispatches from Generals Pa
redes and Arista They informed the Government that
in consequence of the of the United States
troops stationed at Corpus Christi accommodating the
roads leading to Alatamoros and building bridges
them for the of artillery General Paredes
had determined to commence his march with the Di-
vision of Reserve to reinforce Gen. Arsta and united
TO operate with tao activity demanded by the national
honor Our readers will by the letter of Havana
correspondent rumor was current in that city that
Gen Psredes had refused to advance the support of
Arsta but with the 5000 under his command had
commenced his march for the capital This movement
would dIscredit his most recent professions to General
Herrera, and we do not gvr credence to it
Ell Monitor Constitutional oil the 23d ult states that
the Chamber of Deputies went into secret session upon
the above dispatches and had designated
for the Governments emergencies, the money derived
from the revision Of the made by the admins
tration Of General Santa Anna and the Introduction Of
cotton under duties national indus.
try The papers favorable the Government urge upon
it to press forward increasingly preparations Tor the
Texas war; and the latest advices received from Maa.
moros, via Tsmpco, confirmed the news of tho
advance Of the United States troops upon Mata-
The excitement of the public mind in Mexico
attributed in good degree, to the frequent visits of
American vessels Of to the Mexican ports the Pa
ciie and tho examinations made by their commanders
into the population and Of the Mexican Co
vsrnmsnt at those points well to reports in regard
to tho designs the United to seize the CALIFORNIA;
From the 18th to the 22i 4 Novem the city OF Mex
leo excited by fears Of another reyouon the Sso
XIX of the 10th ut asserts that the Government had
taken adequate to insure public tranquility.
Gen. Ampudia the blood-stained hero Of the Tobasco
has received orders to leave the country for
soma point designated by the Government
News in circulation 10 the city of Mexico the
23d that the Department of Sonora, the heal of which
is Gen Urea had declared ivef separated from the
rest OF the republic.
The 10th ut, the birthday of the Queen of Spain
celebrated by grand ball, given by Senior de Casro
the Spanish Minister at which hundreds present
including the Mexican Minister'S and Representatives
foreign Consuls, Generals, &c. &c.
On the Doth there felt at Vera Cruz the shock Of
an earthquake. but it appears not to have been ca
lamous.
Among the passengers from Vera Cruz, on the Tweed
were Senior lgnaco Vadiveso, Minister from Mexico
the Government OF Aadrii and Senior E. Francisco So
mera, Secretary Of the Mexican Legation in London.
The Tweed brought from Vera Cruz $780, 900 specie.