--LATEST lisTTLLIGENCE.

BY LAST EVENINGS slAIL.

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Correspondence of the New York HeTaldl
Mexican News, by the Eate Desoatshes.


NA=nIyGroE, Nov. III, lSl5.
The dispatches brought from Mexico by Mr.. Pax
rott, received here last Saturday, of very racl-
fic nature. They come, indirectly, in the form OF
propositions, but substantially recognised by the
Mexican government. The propositions embrace,
in their preliminary overtloes-The withdrawal Of
the American fleet from Vera Cruz, and the Castle
of San Juan d'Ulloa, after which they admit (the
Mexican governmenD themselves to be ready to in
terchange diplomatic negotiations and agents, aud
to settle all outstanding debts and CLAIMS upon that
government from the United States, upon amicabe
terms.


Among the premnaries of'this ncipient negotia-
ton, may be almost mentioned, the proposals t
settling new boundary line, the particulars herea-
ter to be made known.


is further believed, that the government are now
in possession of the facts, under which the indem-
nity of July and April were liquldated. They have
been paid, and the government of Mexico has re-
ceived full receipt and acquittance from agent.
1t is now hoped no further delay will be made in
the payment of our citizens claims, under the act
of the last Congress-