MEXICAN NEWS.
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The schooner Creole, Capt. Desache, arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz. She sailed on the
29lh u.. and brings dates from Mexico to the 25,h.


The news is Of little importance. Nothing has
transpired in Mexico Of any interest TO the world
at large except the departure Of the Baron dc
Cprey; who seems to have been us competent and
dignifed represen atve % France in Mexico, as
N. Saligny was in Texas.


A rumor had obtained cGrrency in Mexico,
that the United s Ties had mauG propos tions to
negotiate with Me- co upon the pntters II differ.
ence between then bUl asa5e and mng-
unanimous nation d yncli0ed> ~ 4, course, on
the ground that a,p,ousilc citations between
two governments had been ciosea. aud that not
even message could be received until the Ameri-
can squadron had retired from before Vera Cruz.
This rumor we know 10 be false, for it was some
DAYS ago circulated in this country, and was Off
ciaIIy denied by the Washington Union.


The present government is by no means secure.
A strong opposition exists, and from present ap.
pearances we should not be surprised if this
country Of revotions would shortly experience the
blessings of another civil war.


Notwithstanding all the eloquent proclamaons
conluding with God and Liberty" the citizens
refuse TO enlist in the national militia.


An interesting newspaper war is being carried
on between" "EI Amigo del Pueblo and "EI Dario
del Gobierno." The former is the opposition. the
latter the government paper. 1t seems that the
one has the faculty, which all opposition journals
seem TO possess, of asking very pointed and moi,
always unswerabIo questions; to which the gov.
ernmens organ replies with long essays on the
liberty Of the press and the necessity Of restrain
ing its abuses. For instance, "El Amigo" asked,
"Why did not Paredes march into Texas, as he
was ordered 10 dot" For this, the 'Diario' comes
down upon him like cartIoad Of bricks, and,
in cS..umn and a hall, does any thing bu, answer
the question. Gen. Paredes is in command Of an
army. and would not pc very safo for the powers
that be to irrita,e him.-Dcha.