New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24
The Intention, of aiexice-Prospect Of Peace
iIexfcan Ultima tuxn, &c.

cities O. Mexico Puebia. &c. 70 pitch nsTeF De
fore known. When the Wax wil terminate, GOD
alone k.sows The prstensions Of your Govern
naent Judging from your presses, are ai5ose'aef 'o
rqse Il :hev entertain desire FOR Pea = 60 iaf Is
e are able To fudge here, they seem TO be utterly
ini,rical 70 II. The Government Of Mexico VII
n.ys- submit 70 acts which they consider sabYer-
sve of their future PROSPERITY and National exist
ence. had the pleasure d conversation yester-
tay with gentleman recently from the seat Of
Government, ana he tells ne that, although much
crppled for resources they are confident OF raising
enough means 10 subsist the army. There IS talk
of santa Anna having arrested e conducta With
specie 70 a largs amount 1t viii probably De ex-
cIsed on the plea that your intsaded attack d:
Vera Cruz nigh. endsnger tee safe conveyance OF
IT, II IL IS Oh British account 1t may occasion trou-
Die with that power. not, Of course, untef e1lslinS
circumstances excep. IN diplomatic way; " men
the Congress assemblies, however, they VIA De aoie
70 aGjust that matter and gITe The required secr!-
r, for the repayment OF it-Perlaps the CaIiormas
YOU appear to be so DESTROYS 70 er:gryss
In addition 70 the payment Of CERTAIN sums ~ In
divi3qale and other sums By cities. monthly there
are collections made in all the Churches tor W ar
fnds There IL much ds.Tess, Of course, our aGe be
ing in great measure cut ot-athouga, ss you pFooa-
biz will Be aware do not entirely depend upon for
.cn manufactures for internal supplies. Considerable
amount are collected and il IL believed will be able
10 hold out and compel reuograde movement Of the
troops under your commanding General, Iayior
Bu. what Of Peace you ask That will depend
entirely upon yourselves The letter Of your Gov
erpnent 10 our Minister Of Foreign Relations Will,
Of course come under the notice Of Congress. 1t
viii meet early in December However tia; body shal
decide upon it Peace will stl depend upon other cir
cumstances than your own Government dispatch That
only suggests the appointment Of Penpo;entiary by
either Government 10 the other Tho Penipotentiary
appointment may be made but the consultation may
not terminate In ARTICLES OF Peace. As informed you
la M former letters Peace under the appointment Of
Conms be had by you provided your Gov
ernsuent unreasonable IN Us expectations MS
Government will assent 10 the Acknowledgement OF
the territories OF Mexico. his appears oy your press
es 70 be the object OF the War and Cen Amonte aes
charged your Government with that Intention IN his CIR
cuar of the I'd Oct Il is openly declared III the Club
meetings the politicians the Capitol that Mr. POLK
your President relying upon the strength OF the United
States and the feeble deicnces opposed by Mexico sent
your troops the Rio Grande 10 provoke the horrors
which have since occurred that he might take posses
sion Of cur diply populated States II remains
10 be seen then after our Junta shall appoint Com
missioner, asreeaby TO the expressed desire OF your
Government whether the Congress OF the United states
will uphold such ransgression agalnt dsienceess
people. II they doiareIe 20 the hope Of ever having
peace If such injustice is approved by your senate
and House OF Representatives you will forever cease TO
be cOnsl1cTeQ JUST EdGON 1Ou Will ne III pTtttPttr
at war with the whole world Whether such deaOHe
intended By your 70 Patriots IS very doubtful
Doubtful Such denouement Teuer was intended by
them-you will find II utterly At variance win your De
clarHton of Independence which Declaration by the
bye contains than real statement OF the grey
ances which Mexico has suffered at tho hands OF your
Government and the United States scsndaized
thereby II no Government continuous or otherwise
il be allowed 20 live in peace with you II Will be the
interest Of ALTO fight perish. This is the pith OF
the War Minister'S manifesto II will be acted up TO
o,,J, bfp rofc u1ay vet
expenditures. much inconvenience, and much dishonor
The last because II Is altogether at variance with the
spirit o.. an honest freedom that which belongs
another people. ire Is smoulderns here winch
will not be easily quenched unless your Government
robe its acts with the beautiful garments OF generosity
and cease to pander 10 the passions OF the multitude
inpeling these TO psronize deeds Of violence IN the
mds, OF neghborng people without the faincst color
OF right so 10 do.
There is, you will discover by the present mails,
not perfect union OF feeling in the members OF the
acting Govcrnment-secessions have taken place
Rejon Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and the Minister OF
Justice General pacheco have resigned There some
bad feeling the cause OF which unknown against Gen
Saas several attempts OF violence against his person
have been frustrated He has left the city with an c-
guard Tor Tacubaya where tor the present he VIII
hold his quarters Don Felix ldvas s IN this city on
Government, business and passes 10 Europe in the steam
vessel that conveys this letter to Havana
General Santa Anna at San Luis Potos receives
daily reinforcements to the troops under his com
mand We have had considerable number for
warded to this station. We are by means needless
tho necessity OF keeping Navy out OF this harbor
Wehave no fear but that attack our fortress would
be repulsed but there is OF course much anxiety In the
popuation while such attack is possible. We are
strengthening ourselves everywhere Every city threat
ened by your orceO IS receiving additional ornaments
such as they are.
II Peace does not happen. much blood Will yet
flow it will be neither upon nor upon our child
rem, however; it will be upon your own country
upon the United States. We never entered upon the
War Had ycur President kept Gen. Taylor at Corpus
Christi the valuable lives lost the part OF the United
States as well Mexico in this War thus far would
have been saved IL not necessary, 10 estab.
sh the Rio Grande boundary, 10 take possession OF
il by military violence. We complained OF the AfneNs.
ton OF Texas before and after that act Sending an
army to defy after our complaint was an nsult-a
second insult-an insult which your President well
knows he would no, have put up with from Us. Why
should he expect them should put up with II from
uch We have expectation that spirit OF far
ness in YOUR Congress will yet arrest the progress o! this
War II your Congress condemns it, (Which they ought
all justice 20 do) you may expect az Immediate good
understanding toih Government ana Con rsssii.
the other hand the aggressive acts OF your Govern,
mcnt, by this War should be sanctioned by yo0r Con
cress there will be little hope OF psclncaion OF the
National dispute because that which appears by
your journals 10 be the object OF your Govern.
your boundary, so 10 cover The area OF Texas as
defined By the boundaries OF the ueighoorne Ststes OF
Mexico may be conceded 10 you on Certain conditions
on the convenience plea Sc; forth IN your Presidents
Message any concession other than that would be
treason 10 Nstioual rights listen Nog meg rely
EpoH thai ths Wliac;uH Of Gopesrsnt AID !Ac
oaly one HSey BE- eP2rord By tic Juad After looking
through the Official correspondence OF the TWO countries
for the last years aud the many us complaints OF
Mexico 10 that rae al sci a. nough and unattended
BY yoar Government IL will be for your Congress 10
determine whether il will eSpend Three -Four Hun.
dred Millions OF Dollars in depredS;ins upon lives,
National tranquility snd INDIVIDUAL happiness In cen
siderins the question OF this War they will one
of the Messages OF YOU: eN President John Tyler
whose Annexation policy the cause Of it-snd they
viii read this sentiment The United States would DC
at AL times indsposed 10 Gssrcdi:e themselves al the
expense of any other nation BRANlSSlMO.
Letter from Hamilton Fish.
NEw-loSS, NV. 23d, lS46
To the Editor, OF he .Ncae York Express
GENTLEMEN l observe with deep regret, that,