! MEXICAN NEWS.
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Our files Of N. Orleans papers are TO the ION
ns,., bu, contain nothing Of Importance fro"
Mexico. The Var Ne,es has not ye, arrived'---i |
The grea, flourish made BY The Secretary Of war
and Marines Of Mexico. will end. we think 10
written monifcs,es and Proclamasions, no'n'ns
more. The proc ama,ions issued by hun on the
10Th of July, declared that declaration Of war
would be submitted tot the Congress sonlheneAlday;
bu, nsws.Vy4neoosHuft., has been received and
vet war had not been declared. The best infor'
mo lion that we can gel. leadsus to believe thai
war will not ensue. ~ a11 = -
s. a proposition had been submitted TO Congress
asking permission 10 raise the sum Of 5,oOo''
OOO in cash, in order to prosecute hos'il'les
against the United States, but had not passed ana
should ii pass, the Mexican credit is SO bad that
would beryery difficult to raise half that sum-
The Priests are the only persons who can assist
tho Government with means, and since the over
throw of Santa Anna, their fayorle, they nave
no. evinced willingness to aid the movements oi
tho party in power; they rather look upon It with
Jealous oye.


The conosl for the Presidency continues 10 ex-
cile prea, interest in Mexico, the race will be be-
tween Herrera uud Amonte, the latter having be-
come very popular of late. The troops on the hio
Grande, are represented TO DO ina deporable con-
dlion, government being scarcely able to furnish
provisions for them. The inhabitants of the Rio
Grupde, ii is said, are indifferent as to onnexaion
and some represent the citizens OF Maiamoras as
decidedly in favor it. Arisia lis said has not
more than 1000 serviccable troops under his COM
mand, and reports say that he is greatly dissaiis'
cd with the prescn, government.


We copy tho following from the New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin Of the 10th inst:


We have been favored with tie subjoned ex-
tract Of letter, addressed to commercial house


VERA Csuz, August 4th. 1915.
! The difference existing between the U. States
and ills country occupy at present the public
mind, and may Eventually load to war, for which
purpose this Government, asked an appropriation
Of fifteen millions of dolars. Permission has
been granted tho same 10 contract loan to thai
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raise that sum. We are therefore still in hopes
THAT the difficulties in question may be poaceably
adjusted, and the commercial intercourse remain
uninterrupted.


No chanrs has yet occurred ia our internal
politics, though ministerial crisis seems TO he a,
lIand. Popular attention is now directed 10 the
ensuing Presidential election. The sulIroges, il
appears, will be divided be.ween lheac.uai Pres-
a. 4 tJ,ro o,l A ! ltt
Minister nj Washinglon-iie luiles being for The
moment very popular.


August 81 Although our Government has in
timated 10 The Chambers declaration of war TO
tho United States, yet it appears rather that no
such formal step will be taken, but measures be
adopted TO raise and equip a sufficient force 10
march upon Texas, and to do - utmost to re-
conquer that territory. The above iniimation was
accompanied BY another one, asking from the
Chambers to aulhorise the Executive to raise n
loan which would produce fifteen millions of dol
lars cash, to enable it to act with energy. As far
us We know, it was likely that the demanded au.
thorzation TO Contract tho loans, either national
or foreign, would be granted.


About the new tariff, we are still in uncorta,n-
ty when it may be published. The two Cham
bers are in strong opposition respecting some adj
dlions made to tho basis BY the Senate, tending to
protect still more national industry to the great
detrinent Of foreign commerce.


The fear Of war with your country, and a
blockade by an American fleet, has caused somo
little activity,in trade, more so in the Interior
and prices of sundry articles have improved, but
in general, business continues dull.


THE EXPLORING PARTY.


We lorrn that thirty Chcrokccs, perhaps more,
will leave the Nation this day, early next week,
with view ofexpiorins the uninhabited parts OF Tex