LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

BY LAST EVENINGS HAIL.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
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Views or the Cabinet ON Mexican Affairs.


WASHINGTON, August 2lst, 1876


am enabled, from conversation with member
Of the Cabinet, to state to you the views Of the gov
eminent on our present relations with Mexico.


There ,ciH be no car ,cih Merico. The loan of
$looOO,OOO, asked for by that government Of their
Congress, will be failure. That failure will be
made the ground of not declaring war;


Thus far the Mexican government has exhibited
no preparation or ability to carry on war, but has
only manifested itself desirous 20 declare war.
Without discussing the probability Of such step on
the part of the Mexican government will at once
state the policy and result, as understood by Mr..
Polk. The interest of France and England would
Immediately bring them forward as mediators-
Mexico and this country would be brought into ne
gouation-Mexico will claim all Texas-this coun-
try will deny the clam,b but admit the rights of Mexi-
to territory on this side of the Rio del Nortc, and
negotiate for and purchase this territory in order
that the Rio del Norte shall be the boundary line Of
the two nations and this country will agree to pay
Mexico sum of money for this territory, sufficient
to cover the value of all Texas.


Yours, in haste, Wat TYLER