New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

CITY OF MENICO, Oct 81, ls4-.
Editors Of hc Pic0yHHe Since my last there has
been little OF interest to acqusnt you OF In relation 70
Mexican affairs. However, MS the departure OF Nj.
Clifford for the United States affords me an unusually
favorable opportunity to send letter direct avail my
self OF the II may not be uninerestng 10 your
readers 10 learn fact becoming more visible every day
here and that s growing feeling In favor OF the Amer
leans among the people OF this country and especially
among those of the higher, wealthy aud enlightened
class OF the people From unquestionabe authority
have this circumstance and may add that among
10 the desire to promote friendly aud closely ayng In
eress stronger than among the dark eyed daughters OF
Mexico They make secret Of the matter-they svow
u most distinctly aud unequvocsiy that they 20 IN
for annexation with Uncle Sam or Uncle sans sons
imagine the latter, however would by them, IS by
the Quakcress in the comedy, be preferred
In regard to Government sfsirs those are IN "A IN
settled position Il is still matter OF great
doubt whether President Herrera will be able 10 main
tain his Government and there is little doubt when h.
goes ~ the board, tina, This unfortunate country Will
either be convulsed by some military other faction
TO Itself pray 10 be annexed TO the United States
IS the only saving power by which II can possibly De-
preserved from utter humiliation The tariff bill
which 10 stll under discussion 10 of great
and would II carried through tend increase the
commerce OF the Republic than all the laws enacted
since its establishment
Congress has authorized the 6oVetnmen, Ia borrow
Se0OOO0 CA the strength of the next SOoO0O that
10 be paid by the United States. have understood
the, the American Minister was conferred with ON The
subject and his advice in the matter solicited. which
wee that little be- borrowed would barely suffice o.
keep the mill going At least until he returns from the
United States His opinion was approved most tully
BY the Mexican Minister, and will be acted upon
nearly 10 possible His ENcellcncy, Don Luis Dc IA
Ross waiting for the American Minister at Vera Cruz
aad m u IL said with bis ismy and suite. become
sooQrner IN your city for few days lie Il man at
the r-t talent probably in Mexico and the tact OF he
being one Of the Peace Commissioners. A. well a high
minded gentleman entities him 10 friendly reception
In the Republic of the North
lhsve ust learned thst the bl authorizing the loan
OF Sei00to has yet only passed the Chsmoer Of De
paties that IL the Lower House snd that 10 equally
doubtful II Il does get Through. whether the mo
ney can be borrowed The Government u only allow
ed psy per cent month, and this where money
10 worth enc and half OF two per cent FOR CONNER
cial uses With regard 20 the rsrih. which Is IN the
mos, Important questions that has been before
Mexican CONGRESS. IL impossible 10 cay any thins
further than that the prohibitions clsuse has pssse3
the lower House and in the Senate there 20 De-
some unsn'miy On the question of reducing the pre-
cent tsrir on imports nny per cent Congress will 81
journ on the 20 proNmo, until when nothing certain
can be sscer,sined on any subject before Il,