Three Days Later from Mexico.
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The steamship Alabama, Capt Windle, arrived
Yesterday afternoon, from Havana, with papers TO
Inc IO;h inst We do not fad IN them any local
news. They contain, however, three days later
Intelligence from Mexico, brought by The English
packet from Vera Cruz the correspondence
of the Diario d. la Marina, bearing date at
Vera Cruz, the % of lhe present month, corrobo-
rate the rumors and suspicious attached TO The sail
ing of the Eurydlce from that port 10 Galveston,
and cauvasses al some length The opinions OF the
press ia the city of Mexico, on the subject OF an
ne1ation. On this topic, we are sorry 10 observe
the equilibrium of temper end sdgaclty usually DIS
olayed BY 81 Siglo Dies lsiiece, fault. This
paper we recolect, during the correspondence OF
the French Minister with The Mexican Government
on the subject If the executions al To5asco, had
the good sense and discretion 10 advise the Admin
stratlon 10 conclaie the French, and pointed
out the lameniabie disasters which would result
from another war with France. II has taken
a different view, 1t seems. however, OF
a war with The United States The proprietor OF
the Journal (Sr D. Ignacio Cumplldo,] who IS also
a member OF the House OF K representatives., assist
ed at q secret session OF the House, where 1t was
proposed 10 close Immediately al communication
with the United States; 10 prohibit tie introduce
ton of her Cotton and Manufactures, and issue lei
tiers of marque. The proposition, however, was
not definitely acted Gu and no steps appear To
have been taken beyond sending protests 10 the
representatives OF England and France, and an ad-
dress 10 The tfofer0OrS OF lJtIldrtlthl-, dS'isinS
them TO be prepared for whatever emergency might
arise.


The Sigh consocsitsclf with the idea that Texas
may not accept The resolution, as the brunt OF The
war" il concludes, mus; inevitably be borne by
her on her Western frontier coupled with an idea
that Presid ent Jones Is inimical 40 the project


Several severe shecks OF an earthquake were 'sl!
in both Vera Cruz and Oaxaca. They commenced
at nine in the morning and lasted until ha-past hive
in the evening.


Mr.. J. P. ScBATzELL has been recognized as
American Consul at Matamoras.


s. The N. o. Iropic of the 18th has the fol-
lowing important item:


LATE AND IMroRTANr FROM MEXco.-By the ar
rival last night Of the steamship Alabama from Hd-
vana bringing papers TO the 9Th inst we have later
news from the City OF Mexico. On the 18th ult.
our Minister IL, Werico tcaS informed ttGt The dipo
matte relations be!,ceen thcto countries had CEASED


The trial of Santa Ana was in progress. The rob
berries between Vera Cruz and Mexico were ns rife
DIS ever II now appears that Mexico is willing TO
recognize the independence of Texas. provided the
latter will decline annexation 10 tie United States.