

Commodore Conner 10 Mr.. Dimond.
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u. s. SHrr FALMOUTH, orr SacRirIcIos,


OcToBEH 23 ls45.
BY the letter of Mr. Black, which you kind enough
send this morning. learn that the proposition
into negotiation made by Government that Of this
try, had been accepted There appears exist the part
Of this Government fear lest they should be accused Of
being forced into this by the hostile attitude Of the
United States.


Being fully that Government has had inen-
ton Of threatening this country, but, the contrary has al
ways been sctuated by sincere desire TO heal existing differ
enoes in manner honorable both nations believe that
shall best contribute such arrangement by withdrawing
our naval force from before Vera Cruz.