New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-21

The following letter from our attentive and we'll
informed correspondent at Vera Cruz should have
reached US several days ago. It is still worth its
room, however notwithstanding lis intelligence has
been rnaioly anticipated:
VERA Cruz March goth. 1876
Mr shdeL arrived sterdsy morning from Jslsps and
Missssippi-wach yesse! arrived yesterday, i've days
from Pensacola.
TIE actual intelligence brough. By Mr. s from Ialsps
is ofthe smallest imaginable importance independently
Of The circumstances connected with his rejection The
from the Capital the authentic part OF it
is equally destitute OF interest.
TOTS OF things be expected 70 last beyond
awcek two at farthes. tie Megcans cannot exs,
without excitement
We are specializing here upon the probable OF
the Government of the United States under the presen,
circumstances. Every one asks, viii Mr.. Polk send &
Commissioner and many believe that he ough, do
and tnat ne will DO The arrival Of the Baritan
the Potomac and the Princeton would probably exert
favorable influence upon relations with this people
and three ships Of the line could added the force
thus augmented, the probabilities would be aus
picious sll The Mexican feet are all firmly anchored
in the mud banks Of The small river below gave you
list Of their Nary some months since It Is ye. the
same. The Guada!oupe (ron) is the mos, beautiful
steamer ever saw. The Mon;ezuma is a fine ahip but
old Both are in excellent order.
The Mississippi brings NewYork dates OF the 18th
inst-three weeks later than had before. The
important intelligence that have observed in the papers
is ha, from Mexico of which is of really alarm.
nsuted bin by the conempuous refusal OF passports or
etcOrt piece Of national barbary that only be
adequately punished by laying the Capital In ashes Glib
betting Senior Paredes and setting Lake Tezcuco IRE.
OF many other importan. events occurring among u.s.
first n;imation is given by the Newly and New
Orleans papers.
Of which we must reject and very few indeed are
worthy Of record The Monarchy theory yet holds It's
among society, and daily gathers friends Santa
regarded by the friends OF the principle
possessing the shadow Of claim 20 admission
pctor for the Throne; but, as said in my last, his
friends hold him up as the only one who can success
fully head Opposition TO the movement
Paredes has pretty much succeeded in humbling the
Press censorship OF the most dangerous tendencyis
fully established, and "sedon law Of the worst kind
enforced but of the turbulent ye. continue 10
muir The opposition Government measures is here
after 10 be confined 10 limits prescribed by member of
that Government, and that member military despot
For the Revolution which placed this in the chair of
State the people have other responsibility than that OF
sufferers They put him therc.hCugn but negatively
their cowardce prevented his repuse still believe
Herrera 10 be the most honest aud capable statesman
before the country, but he possesses vgor. 70
could succeed with the people only as his supporters
when opposed BY the army. Herrera well knew this al
first and that the destruction OF the army essential
the liberty of his country but lacking the power and
aries fate. believe he had the will and The soldiery
well deserved that Il should have been accompanied with
the ability II is be expected that Paroles will
main long in power the military is easily bought and
in quarters now show degree OF restlesspcss
amountiy dissatisfaction. The rumors concerning
Arista and Ampuda have not been set atoat wthou,
design although they fsc as far they relate to
past hosti!ites
The money so far received 10y Psredes amounts to
~ 1.-THE OF the amount expected. cannot learn that
he has raised more than one million eight hundred thou
sand dollars and this AT discount certainly exceeding
thirty three aud third per cent.
Ofone more fact am satisfied. The Government Of
Mexico does not intend 10 occupy any other position
than that OF the defensive In the event OF with the
United States In such position the climate will de-
stroy more OF her enemies than hundred veteran reg
ments would do in an offensive warfare.
The John Adams will probably sail in ten days from
this for Pensacola unless the Somers arrive previously
The Mississippi will return this place soon she
gets supply OF coal board labor Of days two
weeks. Very respectfully yours c.
observe of my letters in the Iris, OF Baltimore,
blythe by of the very best hebdonadas in the United
statcs) copied rey5dtim from The Tribune, without &C
Acknowledgement reference. II seems proper for me to
say that your paper is the only for which | write
macs letters from this place. e.