The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-06
MEXICAN ON DTS.

From the n. q. Pcayune, Jan ~
A letter bocn received here from q gentleman Ia
Havana who has to the best sources Of nforma
ton in Mexico. lie writes that Sana Anna was OF San
Luis Pctcsi late the 2lh Dec and had thought
an immed hostile movement lie confirms what mas
been said of Valencia commanding strong division as
Tuls.
The most fact announced in bis letter "a the
arrival OF the city OF Mexico just before tue departure OF
the British courier for the steamer OF an express from
Congress for loan OF IS 900 900 The writer suggers
that the general supposon that this amount could
only be raised by sezng upon the property OF the clergy
that IL was the only possible resource lett
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
The u s. ship Of the limo Ohio, taed from Boston at
halfpas H. the I'd inst She went down cur hsrbor
In ne STYLE the wi Il being strong from ihe north west
We understand that she to touch at Norfolk who're she
will probably receive orders as to her ultimate destins
ton. Boston pilots go in her 70 Norfolk.
The u. s. tloop of Shark arrived on tie 18th o
July, "a day. from tho San witch Islands She was run
upon shenook shosl in entering the river by the tnsk
fulness Of egro man living on the cape, who undc
took to pilot her in hut was soon gov Cd hout ~.
The follow is list Of her oheers'-i 'c Comds,
Neil NJ Hcwson; Lient: w schenck; Acting Mas.
ter, James d. Bullock: do Purser Vim. g. Hollins; A.
sistant Surgeon, Edward HUDSON; Passed MiashPman.
L. McLanahaD; Nidshpmen, 4. J. Sines, H. Davidson
Captains Clerk, J. VI. Iaury
List of officers attached to tho shp.ochs line Colum-
bus which left Honolulu s. Sept 10, Tor Boston, Wis
Com modore, James Bidde: Captain Thomas W. wy
man: Commander. Thomas o. Bellridgc; Lieutensnts
Johnson, p. Drayton, II, fronch. and J. II Strong;
Acting Lieutenant. Mr. Rush; Fleet Surgeon, b. Tick
nor; Passed AISLE Surgeon D. r. D. Guiklon; Aasistsny
surgeon, l.. Brysn; Purser f. + Dunn; Acting Alask
ter 3. NJ Wsinwrght Captain OF Marines, II. b. Tyler,
Chaplain, J w. Newton; Professor of Mathematical M
Yarnsll; Commodsres Secretary, f. st C. Clsrk First
Lieut. Marines F. = waldron; Second Lieut. Marines
j. Z. Cash; Passed Midshipmen, D. Men Fairfax ard A.
J. Drake; Mdshipmen, w. ID. whiting, q. Nj. Dibble
w. w Low, b. w. Stevenson, II. A Colborn, y A Sci.
don J. u. Stuart, {. X Graham, ". II. Van Zapdt, J.
Young, b Luce, q. Harrison, Jr., David A. McDer-
nut, A. Simmons, J. A. Forrest: Commodores Clerk
ii. Needles; Commanders Clerk, J. Refer; Boat
swain, V H. Hell; Gunner, I. Robinson; CaIp,ntsr,
Dibble; Saimaker IL. &. Rodmsn.
In addition TO the foregoing there Oh board the
Columbus the following Brazilian midshipnen, received
at Rio de Jauero at the request OF tho Emperor:-Mr
Froes MIR. Silva, Ar ADdroGs, Mr. Santos Mr. arbedc.
EUROPEAN PoLrTIcs.-Thc Prose- has the follow
ing version OF the grounds on which the Bey cf
Tuns is said TO have resolved not to Witt EnglaRd Tho
main fact 10 the has already been given by
other Journal but the Prsse endenvors 10 make appep
that Lord Pslmerston hod ondesvourcd to induce
THE PREF of the Boy OF Tun- in pari, appears 10
have seriously occupied the attention OF Lord Psmes
ton, in the midst OF the demanded from this
minister by the narriape OF tho Duke do Nonip ensior
and the Crscow aiir England isvery tcuchy about oil
that relates to the Mediterranean, and the Bey OF Tuns
the neghbor Of Algeria and the ally Of France would
have been econ with great pleasure by tho court Of
Queen Victoria, where eveTyth would have ~
done 10 snatch him IRON the exclusive patronage
French nation. But an obstacle occurred. scare,
the Boy arrived on the French soIl, when he was o
as a sovereign prince, AMI England, which has not
missed his right to that quality, was not inclined N
consider him otherwise than az vasse OF the Porte
| Lord Normandy there charged TO negotiate ihi]
grave affair with NJ Rsfo and 10 prove 10 him that hi1
master had great interest in showing consideration Z,
Great Britain; that hitherto the Boy had been unima
with intentions equally favorable - ell natons but tha,
he appeared ut present inclined TO change his policy ns
give himss up entirclyo France. which isct would ce
completely evident he did not consent TO 20 to hnSsn1
the conditions proposed 10 him. lhe bey, not beih
convinced he ought TO give up the preossuves OF
regniDg princes, NJ. Ratio informed Lord Noraspoy o'
the refusal expressed by his master Lord fsimeis
consderinx that he ought not 10 ret satshe1 van ms
first fort fsw days back sent dispetcb iheuoeu =.
read 10 Nj Rano declaring that II the Bsy pocssoeo 70
London he should be received WITH srsat co,s.a',
hut that Inc British csbue' had cutics to perform n
obltaa ons 10 observe which would prevent hltom 80
hitting this rrince to the Queen unless oa.S,
tho A nrhish ambassador. The Bey, II Is sel', o"tn
10 bear 10 mind That had other countries nee, n "
sdes AleeIja and thst he ought not 10 con1u.., nun,
sol'v With his lat OF consideration in view TINS lev
advance was not attended It'll any greater success mn
the former ns the Bey persists IN his ftsslu op e.
even announced that he leaves Paris on Iueeu'y ~,
I Tnnis whittier VI. de Logan, the oonsuI seheis' '"
The Bey OF Tunis lett Paris on Tuesday LOT iouion
his wsy to his own dom'niens