Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-30

New ORLEANS, May 22-ARRIvAL OF SPEcIE-A
statement in paper oftoday shows that very
siderable amount of specie has arrived frem Mexico.
We remark with great pleasure that large sum in
specie has also arrived from the west by the way Of
the river which will doubtless be followed by others
These circumstances ought TO alay the agitation Of
the public mind and TO assure them, perhaps that the
end of the money crisis in New Orleans at Least is
very distant. The worst Of paroxisms, we trust,
are over.
Amount of specie in gold and silver received on
Saturday and yesterday, S204 49s.
Latest FROM MExIco.-We received from our cor
respondents papers Of Tanpico TO The 9th, and OF
the city of Mexico of LIST May, inclusive.
The Mexican cabinet was organized on the oath
April and the following sworn in ministers OF
departments General Mariana Micheena as mi MIS-
ter Of war; Manuel de la Pena Pena, of the ne-
rior, and Joaquin Librlja of finances. Angel Maria
Morales was also sworn in as counsellor of state.
General Guadalupe Victoria has been appointed
military commandant OF the department OF Vera
Cruz.
General Vicente Fisola arrived at Matamoras on
the 9Th instant and will have a command in the ex-
petition against Texas.
The American vessels which had been detained AT
Brassos St Jago under pretence Of the acts Of the
sloop Of war Naichez, received permission from the
commander of the army of The north TO proceed 10
sea. The Journal Of Matamoras remarks on this sub
ject " This permission was granted in consequence
of the disappearance of that sloop Of war from our
coast, and the injuries experienced by commerce
by the detention oil those vessels, the causes which
has THUS occasioncd their detention having ceased"
The same paper says "An American frgate after
wards appeared at the mouth ofthe Brassos which in
consequence of the empestuous weather that seemed
to be approaching put TO sen before they were able to
learn her name or the object of her visit"
The commander in chef had visited the line OF de-
fences on the coast.
The Mercurio of Matamoras ofthe 9Th May states,
that body OF Texans had suddenly fallen upon the
town of Bcxar in order carry of the Mexican fami-
lies residsg there and the latter having made resist
ance, several persons were killed. On retiring, the
Texans set fire to the town and embarked in their
vesses.-Bee.
SAvAsSAH, MAY Pal p. M-LArEsT FROM
TAMPA BAY.-Day before yesterday (says the Jack
sonyie Courier Of the 18th inst we had the plea
sure of |, conversation with DR.. HAsKILI, u. $. A.,
direct from Tampa Bay. He left that post on Tues
dav az last week and travelled through the country
aene without moIestation by the Indians. 1t is his
oninion that the Indians have all left the country
bout the Suwanee and Withlacoochee Rivers, and
,ha, thew are in the neighborhoods Of Tampa-Lake
Monroe, and the Cedar Swamp.
As to the number Of Indians AT Tampa he thinks.it
is impossible for any one TO say correctly They oc-
crpy two camps-he one of the greater distance from
that post is IL miles. The chiefs Nicanopy Jumper
Abraham, Alligator, Hotatooche little Cloud, &c,
remain at these camps, and are using their efforts to