The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-29

wAsHisoroS, Oct as. ls48
Ths s.isrs Of CaiJornia-TAs Opinion Of the Eng
ish-P,ess r..
have seen published IN the ONION of yesterday under
the head OF The spirit of the British press three edi-
torals taken from the Times Chronicle and Spectator
on the subject of relations with Mexico by which
appears that taking possession of Calf ornia
gore British nation hey ond we anticipa.
ted on this side of the Atlantic.
The British press very ungenerously overlooks the
f-st causes Of troubles with Mexico II will not be-
willing admit that the of the present war
with thst country when traced back originated
British intrigue influence in Mexico In order to clear
mp this important fact will be necessary to sum up the
acts Of the agents of the British since the
of the Ration of Texal to the United
States will commence with the Intellectual efforts Of
MIR Elliot to defeat the annexation the mission
Of that agent to the city Of Mexico which had il not
been for the clrcunstance Of his having been rob-
bet travelling incognto with his secretary between
"a the foundation of the intrigue and
Vt unyusthsbls Intervention on the part
bsen mate known But a. goot fortune wouli have
a. the ed Jrt vi ir Elliot slhoug al with re-
gard rsx,, the British sgens in Mexico backed by
BRITISH infae used their utmost exerops urge the
Mexican government into ogen hositrs with the
United sites 10 not hesitate here 10 state, Mex
leo blinded The had he rance of sup
port from Ens.a suoselusns facts 90 very strongly
prove the assertion
rns British steamer, which arrived at Vera Cruz on
the l6tn OF April last earned assurance TO Mexico
that the negotiations entered into between the British
government and the United States the Greg ON auss-
ions lad been broken OF and that positive
certainty that would be the consequences This
assurance was very promptly communicated by MIR
Banxhesj the British Minister in Mexico, 10 the
Mexican government and advocated by all British
subjects in dexco Such respectable coming
FROM high authority. could not be overlooked by Pa
les then head Of the Mexican government Ac-
cordnsly. the l9tn INN sdateIy aitor the reception
the correspondence by the Brush steamer, Paredes
issue ais oeebrated proclamation, declaring to the
dsxicsn nation that ns nal ordered the army OF
the u'rh tleI IN Tar .Arista at Miam0rss. 10 at
taJs ah capture tue American army, drive Il be-
yont he SabGe Although the procisma alton o. Psredss
was Pioshsi, Il was not believed BY tho people that
ciirsi prev proclamation that the declaring OF
var agaas the United States restei exclusively with
tue 30 lsItlent Congress Arista 10 obeienss with
order IRON nis crossed RIO 0rAnds and the
result OF his attack on the American made
koSvn to tn. worli on the Sta snl 9th OF May.
% wi be sean that the great political ball put
~ ~ tns Mexican government at the instance Of
o.asa ally wAs stopped Ia its onward progress at
MO ana hssaoa de Ia Palma and Is no being hur
~ oasN WIN terror an devsstaon UPON those no out n
80 = 80 ~ ny 'ne language OF the British press
80, ~ 4 IN 49, hencsas Should this bali not be
stops hs onward progress ere long will raach ,hs
gates OF Mckee,, Nhan viii be imo,ss;,,s - 49, @
erinsnt OF shis country to arres, tnsss .. ~ s 49,
"a 40 YAK Eh1 6rti1 press vii D,,r 4, -, .,s.,
hfs. dr'g J DiDJt sPli Oh the Rio q All, ra, , o
WA VI IN, dsri;in s0ilisr Cnat nota bst,,. -
az . nat D!lbJ Dtto. tao nero, "a xovsrnsa, ~
pfrs tas otv5 Dra1sh oi psass 10 tau 1sS,,.a Tvs
na u, "A 60 t1s ptsr has disisinfnliy "a
Wac nsVing been wsgei against US, a. n MAJ ,or -
pplae 70 prosecute IL with yigor. 1his hiss been aons
nov however TO The extent Of sbiliies suprossng
mst he Nesosn Soye rnment would swsks 10 sspss y,
proper dny and the extent Of s Jolly The tsrinr