LATE FROM MEXlCO.
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can steamer Petritia, Capt. iinckIey, wc


have Vera Cruz dates up 10 he Sd inst


and full files of the Diaro del Gobierno
of Mexico up TO the cath Of May. The
Petrita brought over Senor J. Gonzalez
de la Vega, bearer Of dispatches ior8 en-
Almon'e, the Mexican Minister, who is
now on his way to Washington post has te


The U. S. steamer Poinsett sailed on
the Sd inst, with Col Thompson on board.
to land at Galveston. Three French men
/ Iofwar were wing off Sacridcos, but no
vessels Of any other nation. The ship
New York was to sail for this port on the
9th inst, as was also the brig krkwood.
Fhe brig Petersburg was to sail for New
York on the same day. The Petra
brought S5,0O0in specie to Schmidt & Co.


The papers all over Mexico, speak in
terms ol great indignation against the
proposed annexation of Texas. One of
the'edltors says that the republic has the
will and the asaans to resist movement
IoI the kind--haS a great army already
disciplined, and the great Santa Anna to
to take the command.


The Diarie of the 18th Nay copies a
long string Of articles against annexa-
ton, which appeared in the journals Of
the United States which are opposed to it.


The following letter, from an OCCASION
al correspondent, we copy. 1t contains
important iutelligence.-Picayuae


VERA Cruz, June Sd 1914.


EDS. PICAyUNE-DEAR SIRs: At the last
moment | write these few lines. Col
Thompson left in the Poinsctt about two.
hours since, and by her wrote you the
news; but as the Mexican Government has
Ireighted the steamer Petrita, 10 carry
over to your port bearer Of dispatches,
| take advantage of her 10 write you, as
she wilino doubt reach your city be-
fore the 4oinsett, the latter having TO
touch at Galveston. In few words, Col. |
Thompson has not been successful in his
the mexican Government having
repeated its former declaration, that i'll
Texas is annexed she, mexico, declares
war. Nothing furtherto add. In haste,
yours truly. L.


Verbally we learn that the bearer of
dispatches spoken Of above came ashore
at point down town about o'clock yes
terday, and IN season TO take the mail
boat for Mobile. Ell Censor de Vera Cruz
Of the I'd inst. contains an advertisement
to the effect that the Petrita was to de-
part the next day for port in Tobasc );
bnt it would seem that she was qiterward 5
chartered in haste by the officers OF the
Mexican Government, and that the mes
senger came on with all speed. We
know nothing OF the nature of his des-
patches, but they must be important.
We shall probably be able to give further
news on the arrival Of the Neptune from
Galveston, as prev ious to her departure
the Poinsett had in all probability sarliv-
ed at that port,