Mexoco and lhe UnIlod states.
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The Pensacola correspondent Of the Mobie
Herald and Tribune writing alter the Prince
ton arrived from Vera Cruz, thus confirms the
statement We had from Mr., Perrott, bearer Of
despatches: "rhe espatches are therefore
neatly arrived al Washington by this time
They are wholly Of peaceaole nature. The
Mexican government offer 70 receive minis
ter from Us and open neg citations for an anlica-
bic adjustment Of our difficulties. They com-
plain, however, of the force by which they are
menaced declaring that they consider Vera
Cruz blnckaded and asking the withdrawal
Of the squadron now before that place. IL ls
understood that Commodore Conner intends 70
depart with the squadron in a few days. The
promptness and efficiency with which our gov
eminent prepared TO assert and defend their
rights, has completely cowed the Mexicans.
They feel but too happy m returning 70 irend-
y relations with US, lest loss OF more territory
should attend longer state OF estrangem ent.
The rumor. Qalse however,) Of our rmy having
occupied Corpus Christi, acted ut the Mexican
capital with electrical effect, while the arrival
a few hours alter the rumor-lf our powsrf al
squadron before Vera Cruz. silenced the last
chirpings of discomfort and all parties became
amorous for peace"