The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-09
MORE IMPORTANT
NEWS FROM MExlC
The Refusal Of tho Mexican Goyernmel
Receive Mr.. Slidell. Y
The Imne dlate Return or our NIinist1
the United states,
&c &C., &c,
[From the Mobile Herald. April j

&c, &C., &C.,
From the Mobile Herald, Aprill1
S che .s,.n a. vsrs % ,Ss
The advices thus received are con6rnatory Of
brought By the oceana and Water Witch, at New
leans.
PsrsAcoLA. March 30 Isa6 The u g. brig So.
commander Ipsraham, arrived here yesterday, 81
from Vera Cruz with the important news that our
ister Mr. Slidell had been rejected, and would n
There was considerable excitement at Vera Cruz
ing cut Of this movement, and the opinion prevailed
sIiaeii took his depsrture-ths truth q thi, wa
learn the arrival Of the 81. Marys.
There was another revolution anticipated to
10 " ss frontier a.
AMI about 1000 refused TO march any further ia tbs
rection, and the remainder. about 2000 not beipG
dssrous to proceed themselves would not forc1
The frgate Cumberland had arrived at Vera
previous TO the sailing Of the Somsrs, and. on her
val there Commodore Conner boosted bis broad pei
place destined for Vera Cruz, to morrow, or the
day. The Somers. il Is said, Will sail for 81 DOMINO
few days. with despatches-the nature OF which
a loss to conjecture.
PENSACOLA. March 20, 1916 Tho U. .. brig sos
Commander Ingrahsm, arrived yesterday afternoon
days from Vera Cruz with dispatches. II IL rep
that Mr. slidell had len JalsPa aud IL nov 10 tn:
Of Mexico. II - alss rumored that Mr. Slidsll. VIII
Jalspa, employ Cd his leisure In such mastsry inac'
that Il bothered tho bull of Britsin outwitted tho
nard Of France. and quiszsd the Msxcsns into goo
France. Mexico, or himself, knew what It was all
From the Pensacola Florida Democrat, March
The brig Somers, Commander lngrsham, ar
at this port yssts day afternoon. from Ven
making the passage IN 81 days. We are indebted .
citizen Of this city tor the following extract Of
from an ofhser on board Of the somsrs, which enor
all tho most important items Of nevs;-
On the 10th, MIR. Dimond was Informed by
from Mr. PARROT, OF the Leg alton. that Mr. sldsll he
manded his passports, having been refused rsceptio
Minister. although the Mexican Cahinet express
perfect willingness treat with Commissioners Oh
Texas question. He also wrot. that Mr.. Sliiell "
be In Vera Crux in the course Of week and woul<
edistely take passage therofrom for the United 81
The 81. Maryh was in rssdiness for his accomnods
when he Left
On the 18th. Com. Conner received letter from
Black our Consul IN Mexico. He appeared to be o.
what sxhilirntsd BY the cheering intelligence bro
from England by the Cambria. which he had jas
csivsd he writes ;s that sn,s nsr s had os:n 80
throws out suggestion that our miss IN may be acd
cd at the latest moment Although Mr.: Blacks
curase opinions / do not think We have mnoh rsaso
believing that his hopes will be realized, slthc
almost any thing may be expected from the unst
councils Of Mexico. MIR. Slidsll has certainly dsma
his passports at fortunate msmsnt when the q
from England, the state Of the country, and moro ;
cally the Tears Of our squadron are conspring to
are awfulIy frightened and are a viii be seen By
ne spapers. moving out of the city. The Mexican
has been taken In tow of tho steamers 10 place Of
solute safety far up one Of tho neighboring Iiv
The people Of Vera Cruz wish to see the question
tween us settled, and having never been very war
attached to the revolutionary government, thressl
Sronwnrism,Wfo unless their wishes are regarded q
the whole, have never seen the sentiment OF the >
pie 30 favorable to us at the present The diScussc
this monarchy question has, am persuaded, done n
for ms Nine enths Of the people Of Mexico are ard
republicans: it Ia only few Of the high class aud
tocracy VINO support the views OF the royal p4
There 10 interesting article on this subject IN the
paper n.,., ,,n,..r ,vr;.,o. 70 y. ro,,;.h cam
der on the station, says that he cannot persuade u
people that Eogland will rot co operate with u
against the United States. They have the greatest
hdencs that England il going 70 interfere to pref
their being bullied by but he has urequivocaiiy
timated that their hopes will not be realised
In the last papers will be found Q notice Of thS
grant attack by Gan Paredes on the freedom of
press and the persons Of the editors and printers
and must strong recruitment and fearful Cpd
ton
A large part Of the troops under General Amp
hava mutinied.
We have received reports from Jalspa that the NJ
ern provinces are about to secede from the confedsr
From the New Orleans Picsyune. March 81 ]
We yestsrdsy saw a letter from respectsble soj
in Vera Cruz 10 . commercial house here, nj dated
lAth inst the night before the Oceana and Water w
left The letter states explicitly, that ths mail "
that Mr. slideil would not be received; and that
three four days he would leave Jslapa for Vera q
10 embark for the United States. This differs from
the ne wspsper reports We have seen. Tnis letter
ther confirms the report we have already given that
inminency Of war between the United Staes and
CO has almost entirely interrupted mercantile tran
hons, in any way dependent upon the continusne
peace; still the writer himself though governed 70
business BY this confederation, was elsctant to bel
that war would ensue