-,,u tEe Y. o. Picayatne, May PC.

 FROM MEXICO,
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.re been permitted to publish an ex-

 aletter written at Vera Cruz, on tht

 If May, the purport of which took

 moletely aback that were it not fol

 prable source from which it comes

 H pay little heed to 1t indeed. The

 ton an individual whose word mighi

 the belief of every man in the coun-

 to say of the Government itself

 he announcement we make upon Eontv will startle all of our readers

 adis in these words-we transcribe Eally:

 f and the Texan Commissioners are wing this Vera Cruz in an English

 rGalveston, with the treaty acknow-

 independence of Texas. Butthey an of their reception at Galveston

 sople the Mexicans think that the

 sgment of Texan independence will

 Annexation, and thereby they will

 of declaring war, as they had threat Ehey swear, however, that if Texas

 mexation to acknowledgment, they ae war"

 will astonish the American people zract, is the intelligence that Elliott aa Cruz, and that the President of las secretly sent Commissioners to under the patronage of England, to recognition upon the basis alluded Dor Cuevas's letter to Congress. Can ags be possible? Can 1t be that Capt. who left Galveston with the avowed of going to Charleston, S. C., has off to Mexico to get sly advantage ptation which the people will baflie tVery scePtre in Europe be raised in over them3 Can it be true that Pre- Ones, in the circumstances which now lhim, has had the temerity to despatch gents to Mexico to form a treaty in epeople of Texas are to be sacrificed? seen so much duplicity and double in this whole affair, and heard so |6cial mendacity in regard to the pur- linen unfortunately in high places at enous crisis, that we are prepared |Fe that some of the actors ill the busy fore us are capable of doing anything low, and asserting anything how @ but we confess that these two little a letter from a high source excited (azement. Yet here are the words E in black and white, and signed by Eable and well known name; and one Pdtish vessels (the Eurydice) compos- med express kept up between Gal |Nd Vera Cruz was at Sacrificios,-an |ge adjacent to Vera Cruz,-ready to the Minister, Commissioners, and to Galveston. Perhaps some of the aors against the popular will may aem when too late of their pertinacity miserable and corrupt proceeding. les the American squadron and the la, the two French vessels heretofore ned as being at Vera Cruz were yet a'bor or in the ofing. Both of the Aners, three brigs of war, and several armed vessels belonging to Mexico bort