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PRoPosITIoNs or MExIco.-The follow
ing information is given in the New York
Journal of Commences:


The dispatches brought BY VI. Perro-t
from Mexico, which reached here on Sat
urday, are very important. Twas not ms
taken as to their purpor- Propositions are
offered, indirectly, but substantially. from
the Mexican Government TO settle ouistaud-
ing claims and difficulties between the two
governments.


As far as can be officially learned, The
Mexican Government propose, 1t, the
withdrawal Of the II. ;. naval force from
Vera Cruz, and the Mexican coast; 2d. up.
on the compliance of the United States wi h
this request, diplomatic relations to be res
tored, and diplomatic agents 10 be mutually
appointed; Sd. negotiation TO be entered in
20 for the settlement and liquidation of all
difficulties between Mexico and the United
States; 4ih, a proper boundary line to be
greed upon between the United States and
Mexico; 5th. proper and reasonable remu-
neraiion 10 be allowed to Mexico for the
adjustment Of the new boundary.