New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
Highly Important from Mexico.
Cnrresnnndence Of The Tribune.


WASHINGTON CITY, Tuesday morning
have few moments before the cars leave 10 say
that learned late last nigh, from Commodore Moore,
who had Jus, seen letter from Mobile stating that
another Revolution had taken place in Mexico, and
that Gen. ARrsTA one Of their most energetic and
bes, officers had superseded Perades as President
without boodshed
Arisa was the commander OF the troops in the five
northern Provinces, and is said TO be decidedly
friendly to this Government and opposed 10 Santa
Ana, the English and French. If so, Sidell may be
received and our friendly relations with Mexico re-
stored.
hasten to send you this, as it may reach You in
advance of other information.
rFf- In the course Of the debate in the Senate on
the augmentation OF the Navy and the Oregon Cor
respondence, on Monday last, Gen. CAss expressed
the opinion that there will be a War between the
United States and Great Britain Senator WEST
coTT was of the same opinion Mr.. MASGuM
thought the course of the Administration was not
calculated to lessen the chances OF such catas-
trophe
THE LATE CoRREsPoNDENcE.-The National
In,egencer reviews the late official papers on the
Oregon controversy at considerable length we
publish enough of wha, ii says 10 indicate the JUG
rnent formed by journal OF such high character
on question OF so much importance
A more careful perusa of the Diplomatic Correspond
dence communicated by the President OF the u States
IN Saturday last the House OF Representatives. from
the face Of which drew differences unavoraoe 10 an
early pacific adjustment of the Oregon controversy has
satsfed us that body of it fully sustans those infer
euces We speak of the pspers as they present them
selves the eye and the with no allowance Tor
suy thing tina, may have been withheld from Congress,
or which may be of mente! reservation on the
part of the Administration Wekncn OF nothing nat mas
been suppressed withheld by the Executive and we
are hound TO take these papers presenting entire
and uureserved disclosure Of the actual state or the N
plonac intercourse between this Government and That
of Great Britain
On the face of these papers, knowing we have said,
Of nothing withheld from the public which can change
their aspect must Say that this absolute ana unceFe
oniuus refusal of arbitration, when even the choce oil
manner and form of arbitration is placed as II were ut
the absolute disposal of the United States is scarcely de-
fensbe the ground Of mere expediency and not at
all defensibe on the ground OF public law
The duty Of nations submit all matters in conrover
sy between them TO such friendly arbitrament rather
than disturb the peace OF the world by resortng 10
war (or, by what Is equivalent making 1t una3looaoe)
is enforced by every accredited writer international
law nor is there any portion of that law more rational
or imperative upon civilized nations we snail
quote only writer on this SUBJECT out he ls one
whose authority is conclusive
WHO will dare -ays Vattel TO insist ,hs, another [sove
resn shall mmedatev, and without examination, ren,
ouish to him disptae right; This would he means Of
rendering wars perpetual and inevitable Both the con:
tending be equally convinced Of The usce Of
err Iu such case they only demand examination
Of the question: propose conference or an or
That the respective rights of the United States and
Great Britain 10 Oregon dispu,sbe and have been
considered doubtful by every Administration oil teis
Government preceding the present the wnole "olo
knows. and sole mn conventions between the two coun-
tries bear witness.
Looking to the duty of nations prescribed by pub
roy.rsy the question now submitted by the President
and his advisers TO the American People is, Whether
they will adopt the novel principle Of peremptorily re-
ecng all arbitration and, virtually Withdrawing tneu-
selves from the social circle OF Nations become disturb
ers OF the peace Of the worldf
10 The Legislature of TENNESSEE adjourned
nm IN, ID instant after "A session OF Jour months