FROM MEXICO.
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Strives Days Laier.-By the arrival al Havana
of the British steamship Tweed, from vera o.uI'
sdyices from the latter city to the SO'h oi NoVen'
her, and from Mexico to The 26lh, have been 'ere
cd. Our PRIOR adviccs wero brought oy inc o
.loop of war John Adams, which lon vera Cruz
ON ,;,e 18th. We are indebted for our MeSiUn"
in,elpence 10 the Diario de Ia Marina OF Ho'
yuna; kindly forwarded by our corc'psnoeh,'


The u. s. sloop OF war 81. Marys afrSea a,
v.,n I'm, ON ,be 20,n Of Nov, having sailed
49,, pen.,coa on tho 2Olh. The tion. MI
Sl;dol o,r new Minister to Mexico, was a pas
,enoer on the 81. Marys, as We have pre''ous'!
sinted. .,:. x;..,


FL V,,aers.nno, in announcing th's arriVai'


,.D,o,, ,ba, i, had learned that on Envoy of s''e
Goyernmen, Of the United States, was on ooard'
on hi, wny 10 Mexico to establish NEGOTIATIONS
with tho Supreme Government OF the Republic
moon the question Of Texas. The hour OF the ar
rival of the Envoy was deemed not the most op'
por,une for securing kind reception.


EY Diario del Go5ierxo Of tho 22d ult. states
tim, by mn express arrived at 5 o'clock that at
,ernoon. the Goyernmen, had received dispatches
from Gems. Paredes and Arista. They informed
the Government that in consequence oi 'he mn"e'
ments Of the United States troops stationed al
Corpus Christi, accommodating the yuads leading
to Aietamoros and building srldges or them for the
transportation Of ar.iilery, Gen. Paredes had de-
termined 10 commence his march with the "Divis.
ion Of Reserve" to reinforce Gen. Ar,sta, and
'united, to with tho activity demanded by the
national honor" (Our readers will 500 by the
latter of our Havana correspondent Ihot rul'ior
was current IN that city that Gen. Peradcs had ro-
fused 10 advance to the support Of Arista but with
the SOOOm under his command had commenced
bis march for the Capital. This movement would
disc redt his most recent professions to Gen. Her
rera, and we do not give credence to II.


Ell Monitor Constitutional Of tho ODD ult. states
that the Chamber of Deputies went into Secret
Session upon the above dispatches, aud had de.
sipna,od, as resources, for the Governments
emergencies. the money derived from the revis.
lou Of the contracts made by the Administration
for Gen. Santa Anna, and The Introduction Of
raw cotton under duties protective the national
industry. The papers favorable TO the Govern
ment urge upon il to pr'ss forward unceasing'y
preparations for the Texas war; and the latest
adyices received from Matamoros, ria InmPico,
confirmed the news of the advance Of the United
Stules' troops upon Mntamoros. The excitement
of the public mind iuMexicu is attributed in
good degree, to tho frequent visits Of American
vessels Of war to the Mexican ports on tho Pa.
cihc and the examinations made by their com.
manders into the population and resources OF the
Mexican Government ut those points, rs well as
10 reports in regard to thU designs cf the United
States ID seize the CALIFORNIA;.


From the 18th TO the 22d Of November the city
Of Mexico was excited by fears of another revo
luton; the Siglo XIX Of the 10Th ult. asserts tina
u ~ L.J ,oL, tn n 4
insure public tranquility.


Gen. Ampudia, the blood.stained hero OF tn


GefeoGa,fy"hsr suh,t po,dt byy the Gov
ernment.


4 News was in circulation in tho city Of Mcxic
on the 23d, that tine Department Of Sonora, at III


head Of which is Gen. Urrcu, had declared ilse!
. separated from the rest of ,l,e Republic.
The 10Th ut., the birthday of the Queen c
Spain, was celebrated by grand ball, given b
Senor de Ca,tIo, the Spanish Minister, at whic
hundreds were present, including the Mexica
Ministers and Representatives, foreign Consul
Generals. &C., &c.


On The 26th there was felt at Vera Cruz tb
shock of an earthquake, but it appears no! 10 hav
been calariious. o. Pic.


Later from Merieo-ImpOriant.-By the bar
Lou'su W ThlIaueIpnia from havana, we naNe lI
telligence from Vera Cruz to 9th of November
day or two later than was feccivod by the Eu
genin. The Mexico Congress had before them Ger
tain propositions said 10 have emGhatcd from tn
United Sia,es, and had also authorized ,l,e opening
Of ofnegotatons, as before stated. The proposition
from our governmen, were said to be as fol!e*s


!. Tho Rio del Nor.e to bo the Boundary.


2 An indemnity of FIVE millions of dollars.
3. Upper California to be ceded to the Unitet
States, as far down as the head Of The Gull, tn,
river ella, which emp.ies into the Coiofadoo OF lh
west, TO be the boundary.


The following extrac, is from the Secretary o
Wars TePor; to Congress:


Unhappy differences still exs, among the Cherc
KEGS. Delegations from the several parties int
which that nation is divided, have visited this plac
in the course Of the past season, TO lay their com
plants und their claims before the government
fhey have been patiently heard. with a since r.
desire 10 compose their feuds and satisfy shei
reasonable demands. The subjects presented fol
the action Of the Executive did not appear 10 b
tit matters for treaty adjustment; nor could the,
be otherwise settled, without special Legislative
authority. These causes of dissatisfaction On,
q rife heinO ra,povpd our JpJ;,, =,