The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-28 00:00:00

NEW YORK PAPERS.

New York Papers to the Ist inst. have been re-
ceived. Several of them contain strong animadver-
sions on the political system of the President, and
it is stated that some of the journalists, who usually
supported him with great zeal, have abandoned his
cause, and declared that they will oppose his re-
election. . .

The removal of Carrara, whose arrival at the
Hague we have already announced, is thus noticed
in the New York Advertiser:—
" Inquiries are made now, as they were at the time of
his arrest, by what authority the Governor of this state
directed Carrara to be delivered up forcibly and against
kis will to the Dutch Government. The Sth section of
the Ist title of the revised laws, defining the duties of ex-
ecutive officers, expressly authorises him to do so, in his
discretion. But we entertain no manner of doubt that
the section is unconstitutional. It is an interpolation
among the other powers given to the Governor in the
constitution, where it is not to be found. It is an as-
sumption of sovereign power which does not belong to
the state. The United States alone have power to deliver
up fugitives from justice, for crimes committed in foreign
countries, either under the provisions of a treaty, or on
the more doubtful ground of courtesy. Carrara is no
object of sympathy, but he was tortuously abducted from
this state."

Vie select the following intelligence relative to
the affairs of Mexico :
" FROM TaMrtco.—Papers have been received at New
Orleans to the 28th of July, which contain an act of th
municipality of Tampico de Tatnaulipas, by which Gene
ral Manuel Gomez Pedraza is proclaimed the legitimate
President of the Republic, and Anastasio Bustamente is
denounced as an usurper of the executive power of the
Federation. This act is signed by all the civil and mili
tary officers of the department.
" The despatches received from Colonel Montezuma an-
nounce his arrival before San Luiz de Potosi, with the
division under his command. The next despatches will
doubtless bring information of the surrendering of this
important city to the liberating army.
ion of the state
of Zacatec is against the existing Government. Its eßotfitGtleienermalosstanatgareAeanlndae
isnetaah:dteodatlcaet friends of the
when the several states adopted the place of Jalapa, it was
with the expectation that constitutional order was to be
e legis-
latureau assembled on the 10th of July, and declared that
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re-established in the Republic; but that, instead of this,
General Bustamente, contrary to his promise, has con-
tinued to occupy the executive chair, in defiance of the
constitution; wherefore they call on General Manuel Go-
z Pedraza, the legitimate President, to assume his func-
tions, in conformity with the call of Santa Anna and the
liberty chiefs of the Republic, and put 6,000 men at his
disposal, as well as the funds necessary for their equip-
ment and maintenance.

"A conducta from the interior was expected at Tampico
with 2,000,000 dollarti momently. One of the 860011,18

belonging to this port has delayed its departure to await its
arrival, a considerable portion of the money belonging to
the merchants of New Orleans,"