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From q Special Correspondent
WASHINGTON, July l8, 1853.
Capt Henry has gone to Mexico with dispatches
to Col Forsyth, stating the Presidents views re-
gardirg the forced tax aud containing the informa-
tion that the steamer will be at Vera Cruz to con-
vey himself and family aud the Legation to Mobile
Col. Fouyth, in writing to the Department here
said that after protesting against the forced loan No
had thought of demanding his passports, but, upon
considering other circumstances deemed 1t best 70
remain iu Mexico, though he had suspended all
diplomatic intercourse.
II will be seen by the order to leave, that thi /
position is not approved here. As his particular
objection TO the tax was not sanctioned by the
Attorney General, this movement is not regarded
as interruptiDg the smcable relations bgtween the
two countries and no notice to such effect has been
communicated to the Mexican Legation yet, and
none IL expected. Mr. Buchanan means to be in
position to take advantage Of any change of crcum-
stsnces. Col Forsyth will not be sent back.
Garcia, one Of the alleged Americans who had
been imprisoned in Mexico for various ohenses,
brought dispatches ftom Mr.. Forsyth on Thursday,
which led to this sudden change of programme here.
Previously the plan was to instruct him to remain
quiet.
Gov. Denver returns to Kansas on Tuesday, hav
ing accomplished the object of his visit.
Col. Steptoes official report of the engagement
with the Indians does not differ much from the pub
lished accounts. He is severely censured for en-
teriog the enemy's country with insufficient force
and ammunition after having been warned of the
purpose of the Indians to fight. He will probably
te court mar haed.
Gov. Stevens and Gen. Lane have requested that
the command be assigned to Gen. Harvey or Col.
Mansfield and urge the calling out of volunteers,
alleging that the war can be waged at half the
usual expense Of regulars. No decision has yet
been made on thete points, but portion of the re-
Endorsements for Utah have been ordered to pro-
ceed to Oregon, and to unite with force from the
Pacific. The War Department has purchased a
supply Of Sharp's rifles to arm the troops.
Letters from San Francsco give gloomy accounts
Of oh expected depreciation in property there in
consequence of the exodus to Frazer River.
Senator Benjamin had the offer of the Mexican
mission, but declined preferring TO remain in the
Senate if chance Of re election offers. Spain is at
bis disposal.
The articles now being published in The Union
sgainst Judge Douglas are written under the spe,al
direction Of the President if not with his own
hand. The same statements and language are held
commonly among the friends Of the Administration,
and il i. generally recognized tina. personal war is
inierded at every hazard, and the Federal officers
60 notified that every refusal to enlist will be fol-
lowed by removal, as was recently done in
Chicago.
To the Associated Presa
wAsHISGToS, Saturday, July II, 1853.
1t stIus, as has been reported, that Minister For
syth had been instructed to withdraw the Legation
fiom Mexico and return home. Mr.. Henry, OF the
Army, lie bearer Of dispatches to him.
A Government officer in Utah writes to Washing
ton, June IL, from Salt Lake City, as follows:
g had the pleasure Of meeting this evening Brig
ham Young, kimball and others. Young is no COM
mon MAI, in my opiuicn. He has complete control
over this people. Gov. Cumming Is mu,a esteemed
and recognized Governor, aod had the difficulties
really settled before the Peace Commissioners came
was invited to the council this evening with Gov
Cumming and the Commissioners the part of G. ,y.
eminent. Young and some Of his leaders called on
us at and remained ii g. Tnere was friendly inter-
course. feel confident everything is being satisac
toriy suenged There was, however some middling
rough talk, not by Young, bu. by some of his big
ner. IL was with great difficulty could let pass
cred alusiDrs and siAny at Mr.. buchanan