The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-01


affairs Of her Government The States of Tobasco and
Pueblo have already declared in favor of the con-
st.ut,on and general meeting had been held in Vera
for the same purpose but active measures were
ded in compliance with the request Of the Governor who
ary officers had been made in different parts of the Re-
public, charged with revolutionary designs and in one
present Government il thought cannot sustain itself
much longer and the idea Of declaring against the
United States 10 not entertained by any rejecting
who IL acquainted with the actual condition Of that
country.
The present army of Mexico said to consist Of 81 900
still confined in the Castle Of Perote no doubt would
soon be liberated II not already free to depart at plea
in power Is entertained ana sgsn pe
take place before the expiration of six months When
the English merchants at Vera Cruz, heard Of Senior
Canedos departure they chartered schooner for New
Orleans which sailed the 10th inst; the following even
ing the Somers came up and passed about o'clock
vessel very much like her in appearance standing upon
Mr. Shannon, late American Minister had engaged his
18th inst for New York does not appear that he no
sessed any knowledge Of the political affairs in the Cap
ol Of Mexico and he is not considered any other light
than an obscure American citizen whose never
alluded to as one at all connected with the important
transactions Of the day. The Yellow Fever begins to
at this Of the Latter Nav IT,
FROM HAvANA.-The Sultan arrived yesterday
from Havana. The Sultan left Havana on the 18th
inst.
We learn verbally that OH Friday last soldier on
duty shot sergeant who had slapped him. The SER
geant died Immediately, and the soldier was taken up
tried by court martial and In turn shot next day He
met his doom with characteristic nonchaance advising
his brother soldiers to requite future insults he had
done.
We have nothing further from Mexico by this convey.
ancc.
The Habaneros the enterhovks of expectation
about balloon ascension that advertised to take
place on the 25th inst.
Railroad projects yet occupy the attention of the PEG
pie OF the island.
The papers before barren of interest in regard
70 local matters must be the with press over
winch q most tyrannical censorship Is exercised
= NO transactions in the sugar market reported
Exchange on New Orleans AZ to per cent Mexican
dollars u per cent prem.-N o. Pic. May %.
STATISTICS OF SroyEHAM, MAss-The following is
taken from communication in the TV0bisrn Ga
zehe the following list of the births marriages
sn1 deatns IN the town Of Stoneham during the year
next preceding May LIST, ls45. The whole number Of
births 81 ~ Of whom were females and IL males Tho
whole number OF marriages soennized o. several more
were published but married in other places The ages
Of the gentlemen averaged 20 years-adies "a years.
The whole number Of deaths 81 lamaes and siemaIes
Disease or cause of death-consu & cancer l. IN.
aammaton Of bowels !; dropsy I; dropsy and heart
complaint drowned nhamma alton Of throat /; rhsu.
matte fever lung fever I; Hts o. acute peronitis
chronic Peritonitis u old age u palsy u numb palsy
serofsls !; unknowa - Wv =