American Papers.
The Times, 1824-07-13T00:00:00

a.eLseTs naVe been received at this place from St. Louis, which state tiat L. W1'. Boggs, at the headl of a traditg p.rty among the Osage Indians, and a gentlemnan of respectability had given infor- matioll to his friends in St. 1.ouis, thalt an express liad reached Coun. cil Bluffs from the Governor of the province of New Al exico, BaP- caza, annsouncing his intention of visiting this country in the course Of thc present summer, with a view to form commercial relations between the two governments. It is further said that he will br ac- companied by 1,500 men, Ibr tl,e purpose ot negotiating (througih our agents) with the Illdians, in the interveninig country; and if th y sliould be uniwilling to come to terms of amity, the Governor declares tis intention to chastise theM for the depreeations annually committed by thesn on the Spanish settlements. ''lhe !1lexican trading party was to have left Fort Osage on the 24th inst. It consisted or aboat 100 men. who took with theni a niumber of waggons loaded with inerchandise, to thc valie of about 30,000 dollars, and a piece of ordnance, transported on wheels ; anid it was believed, with strict disciipline the party would be able to repel any attack that. mighit be mnadeon tiesm by the Indians. FROMt AIEXICO. TIhe schlooner Eagic arrived at Baltimlore ott Monday, in 18 davs from Alvarado. Left the schooner Afaedonou#git, Ryan, of New York, captured by the Mexican schooner igwab,, antI sent in for adju(lication. She was bound from Havannalh for New Orleans, and had todched on the coast for water anni provisions. The brig Liberty, MIyridk, of New York, from Pensacola, -bound to Alvara- do, withi a valuable carig of dry goods, was captured offr the bar by thc flgptalu, and sent in. Captain illvrick reports that he had been extremnely ill treated by the cammander and officers of the 1guala. The Cnited States brig XSsrark, Lieutenant Com. Newton, was at Sacrificios, and expected daily at Alvarado, to convoy the vesseLs witlt money as far as Key West. The Weazel was daily ex. pectet front Tampico. Al exico remains in a perfectly traRquil state, under the thirection Of the Sovereign Cotigrcss,whi had come to the resolution of niaming a Dictator, for the purpose of preventing further internal comnmio tion in the country. 'The eyes of the nation are directed to (Generkl vince of Mexico, and GencralSt. Anza has beer intrusted with a higih command on the coast, a nmeasute tending highly to the safety of the nation. General Victoria remains comninander-if-chief of the province of Vera Cruz,with a large Lody of troops at his cornmanmd News was received at Alvarado on the 14th of May that llerida (therealpialof Yucatan) had joined the Alexican confederacy and itadle peace with Canspeachy. The coast of Yucatan, as well as the (:aptain (eneralship of that province, was embrace(d in the command ot f0eneral St. Anna. The loans which liavebeen negotiated by the British agents are n1o0v considered as confirmned asd established and their bills are consanding in .exico 3s. 3d. to 3s. 9d. sterling per dollar. Senor .Iegone, thle .Mexican agent i London, has presented hix nation with his commnlission on the contracts, amounting to 400,0011 dollars. Pa~scngera in the Ragie.-.Mssrs. (Jhtarles Burke, (ieo. Lyman, and ihltlshipmanwa A. K. Long. of the United States navy.-Boili- olore A ncrtta c ir. AMESRICAN PAPEIUS. LOUISVILI,E (KENTOCICY). iMAy 2al.