The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-23
BY TIE N Ais.

WAsHINeroy, October 81, load
Our Meriean Relations Movements of the Gevsvr~sra
The President and his Cabinet somewhat pesx Cd
at the late from Mexico than Of them
occasionally biting the ends Of their fingers, since
Santa Anna has thrown off the mask and taken up the
war robe There be but little doubt that hostilitiss
will continue, and the prosecuted with vgor BY
the Mexicans, heretofore unknown
The 80 recruits ordered TO be raised by the different
States in Mexico appears to have been judciousy dis
tributed among them and in that there remains
but little doubt Of the ability of the st ates furnish the
But allowing every thing we hear 10 be true,
think that onehd Of the recruits may be counted upon
to be mustered into the service under Santa Anna which
will be badly clothed, disciplined and equipped these
added the troops already known to be in SERVICE cay
eeOo under salas and 5000 under Ampuds. will make
force Of ngamuns to rally around the standard Of Santa
Anna 90 600 support these men, will require
$4,000 900 per quarter alone Such body of
not subsst long together in any part of Mexoo-n they
be quartered the citizens, has sometimes been the
case the control of the officers them will be lost
has been sufficiently proved.
The spirit of war and revenge In Mexico against the
United States certainly popular and almost unanimous
This is quite natural in people accustomed from their
infancy the party warfare that has been going on in
that country for the last quarter Of century It appears
that after much and beating the part of
Anna and his advisers that they have been particularly
fortunatefst, in being permitted to return from their
exile by our government and secondly for having
the best alternative struck the chord and in day.
gained an absolute sway the whole patton. There
however nothing in all these and demonsrs-
tlons of Joy. Santa Anna may in one month be hurled
from high station he occupies and with his ministers
be sent again into exile.
There that three privateers have been fitted
out to cruise in the Pacific Should this report be true.
some OF our ships in those Ill pick them
up and if they not in conformity with the law Of
tons, they will be hung up
The value Of merchandise turned away from Vera
rrYico hxn Ind fntras In thA
public the Havana estimated At three millions
Of dollars besides what have come Into the ports Of tbs
United States
believe it is decided upon take either Vera Crus
Tampco perhaps both On this subject the least said
about it the best wish my country success and glory
to its brave officers
The Mexican government have sent agents to England
to endeavor TO negotiate loan As an inducement TO
effect the the government Offers to take od ali pro-
hibons and reduce the duty imports for ten years
Tho importance OF the trade between England and Msxi
CO renders probable that the agents Of the Mexican
government under such favorable auspices may meet
with success
The dates from Mexico are Of the 10th ultimo. The
steamer which Vera for Havana the drst
of every month, will bring Ave days later Letters
from the Havana by the steamer are usually due here
from the 18th to the 22d So may expect Eve days
later news from Mexico in day or two. NORTH