New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-28
From the N. O. Picayune, 18th Feb.
Later from Mexico.

By the arrival OF the brig Til Capt Brown from
Havana, we have advices. brought by the British
steamer Teviot from Vera Cruz to the 3lst Jan, and
from the City of Mexico to the 9th These advi-
ces are several days later than we had previously
received but the intelligence has nevertheless been
mostly anticipated We find them in our Havana
exchanges--our Mexican files not having come TO
hand
From the tenor of the papers before us we infer
tia, Gen Arista has attempted no revoution-has
made no movement whatever against the Government
dGen Paredes The news which reached us by the
way Of Pensacols NJ his movements cannot have been
authentic FL Diaro del (0bisrnO of the 2lst January
that the whole country has given in lis adhesion 10
the plan OF San Luis Potosi Nothing is said of Iucatan.
Oagh the Havana papers fully aware that she had
withdrawn from the McSican coniederacy.
BY this arrival no light whatever is thrown upon the
actions Of Mr. Sdel 1t is mentioned that after repeat.
solicitations, he obtained an escort to leave Mexico.
Ills somewhat singular that this most important matter
,eould be shroudcd in mystery In Gen. Amontes let
;e' which DO recoIleci 10 have before in
which be accepts the Office OF Secretary OF war ana
Marine there paragraph in which he speaks OF
the endorsements of the Government; of his desire
to cooperate in the preservation of order happily
established " and of making preparations or the cam
pgn OF Texas Neither in this nor IN other documents
DO we see anything 20 confirm the report of raising
rrny OF 90 0O0 men for the recovery OF Texas. But
measures have been taken beyond all doubt TO increase
he effective military force of Mexico. and the war for
Texas is the single prctsNt for the same.
The Mexican Editors continue 10 exhibit great suspi
cion and alarm, IN regard To the United States ma
forces their Pacific Coast Our readers need not TO
be Uniformed that squadron but the Mexcsns at
tribute TO Com Sloat ominous menace That in case
Mexico should declare against the United States he
would take possession Of the Mexican armed vessels,
and with them blockade the Mexican ports edriRg his
squadron free for inrGsiag operations upon The
coast The Mexcans grieve over this personal menace
Of the American Commodore. but they not little
pleased that both France and England bave strong naval
forces on the Pacific Coast to watch the American
forces and that the property OF their countrymen Is
respected"
The call for the assembling of a Mexican Congress
GAS been made The sct celebrated national
holiday, with every demonstration of joy. We do not
md the particular day noticed for the converting OF this
congress aud presume the COgrOcdt0rid 10 have refer
ence TO the election rather than the meeting this body
The Minister OF the Treasury is taking energetic
afes to reduce To order the affairs of his Department
de has forbidden the Governors OF the several Depart
neos to contract loans and has ordered the central
SSoh OF revenues appropriated 10 the different De
PNtnenis, But these revenue measures somewhat
nalssnct. Not So however the remittance OF $4,000
70 ue army OF the North, which Is announced in the
Menertol the 25;h
Ice importation OF cotton at the port of Vera Cruz Is
allowed upon the payment of $40 a bale
The Monitor Con sti;utioaai of the 23d says that the
Saron Gros has been appointed settle the differences
VesWeen France and Mexico. eve think this appoint.
"eht has before been sunouncedO
a Minister from the King OF Prussia has arrived al
Vera Cruz
The Memorial Hsorico of the 18Th January con,nends
Se'mpic,y of the habits of he Provisional resident
%cessioilty 10 all classes and indetatgsbe attention
business. He has not taken up his residence in the
acna Palace, visiting it only certain hours for the
de'patch of affairs
committee has been appointed by him for the pur
ree oil dgesting complete Reorganization Of affairs
pan Of Government and policy. Seniors Gomez de
aCorana, Francisco Fagoags, and Eduardo de Goros,
Aconpose this committee the designs OF which are not
PARTICULARLY untoded
FROM CAMPEACHY.-The Mexican schr. Eucatc-
- arrived at this por, yesterday from Csmpeachy
'seace she sailed GU the 7ih inst
cue eonhrrus all the information we have hitherto re-
ec IN regard TO the declaration ofndependence made
@sast department
se frca;ecos were daily expecting 10 hear tina: the
ahs had closed their ports against them in couse
sscnee OF their declaration