The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
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InpOrtant from Mexico.

at New Orleans.
| The intelligence is very important.
From the New Orleans Tropc, Dec.3
From our files OF Havana papers received yesterday
we believe which if at all to be relied on. throw new
light upon our present relations with Mexico We find
naner aer abiding to its previous notices Of the ntel
gence received by the steam packet from Vera Cruz,
goes to state that persons well acquainted with the
secrets Of the Mexican Government say that PROPOSE
tons to that Government have been made by Consul
the city Of Mexico to settle the boundaries Of the two
tied jim the following The United States to pay
Naturalization of 81 or So Oo0O o0 their boundary
line to be the Rio Bravo del Nore including part the
States of Tamaulipas, Coahuila, Chihuahua and New
Mexico together with the city Of Santa Fe. The Vera
Cusano gives the following statement the loss of
ritory by Mexico under such The whole
OF Ts .as-aloOo square leagues; Chihuahua-out Of
out OF II 900 do she will lose 8 GEO Coahuila-out
of 6 500 do, she will lose l,l75 Tamaupss-out Of
S4oo do she will lose $500 Total loss s4o7 square
not believe that the Mexican Government will accede
to such such proposition at least not for small
indemifcaon as 50 or $500O0OO 1t is also stated by
the same authority that propositions have also been
made for the acquisition of New California The boun
unites with the Colorado its mouth, and empties
into the Gulf of California This stream almost due
Sonora This acquisition OF territory would give us the
harbors Of San Francisco, Moptery and San Pedro
We give the above speculations for what they are
worth.
Exon other New Orleans papers,
The schooner Laura Virginia arrived yesterday from
Tabasco, whence she sailed on the 10th ut We make
extract from commercial letter with which have
been kindly favored -
We glad to say that the revolution which broke out
here the 2ls OF June last was finally quenched the
2sth of September when this province again to
its allegiance to the supreme and general government
Of Mexico and we now enjoy perfect tranquility =,
continues in good nan for
made at SIS rs per quintal
The Spanish brig Joven Gregorio arrived Havana
Tho nj SIcaI Nnith dot MovtA IN
sh. The papers contain little intelligence of interest
The Selo XIX of Merida continues its defence of the
parment with the Executive of Mexico in terminating
the war which commenced 1910, this legitimacy and
validity being denied by the journals of the capital
Don Francisco Pueda, spanard, at the head OF
theat ical company, giving entertainments in Merida
ola Mexican actor s. D. Juan de Dios sagado he had
funeral ceremonies performed and gave benefit to the
unfortunate family of the deceased.
From the New Orleans Pcayuse, Dec 4
Our files of papers down to the It'll of November
from Vera Cruz and to the LIST from the city Of Mexico
ON the sh uIs as the Mexican steamship Monte1uma
presume from the bursting ola gum
The Spanish brig Of war Patricia, frigate Maria Chris
tina and another brig were lying at Saccios also the
English brig of war Persian and French brig Chiffon
The Vera Cruz papers announce the continued arrival
Of troops in that city from the interior The motive for
these movements is not announced.
Ell qmiso del Pueblo of the LIST inst published at the
city of Mexico out torrent Of abuse upon Pres
dent Herrera and his Minister'S for their in
ding to further negotiation with the United States
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is influenced by any regard to public welfare, they
would il urges, be impeached and removed from office.
According to this rather scandslous and violent Sheet
the administration part with Texas with the
Rio Bravo for its boundary; to renounce also New Next
The paper tn N appeals to the citizens and to the army
not TO tolerate SO inquitous treaty Mr. Parrot is de-
noIneed in the most ignominous terms, and Herrera
called arrant traitor for entering into any terms with
| him whatever.
The Amigo goes say that the Goth Of October
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs presented himself to the
Chambers In secret session, and had the eronery to
read to them letters from the American Consuls at Vera
Cruz and Mexico in which note Of Commodore Connor
was quoted which announced that the squadron under
his command was withdrawn from Sacrifcios in consde
ration that the Mexican Government had agreed
ceive an Envoy from the United States, who would
rive Tor the purpose of settling the boundary between
on ad ba to
late the Chambers and the country upon the suspicious
TT This follows up with violent appeal to the
people to come to the rescue to rally under the OF
"Union and War; War and the Integrity Of the Repub-
lie! War and Libery!' These formidable looking
backed up with infnity Of gasconade.
The Amigo is very virulent in its attacks upon Gen.
texans The Minister Of War took an early opportu.
nifty of defending the General in his place in the Cham
The latest hear of Gen. Paredes is a letter from
San Louis Poos dated October 90 announcing the tran
guilty OF the five departments under his command
On the l4th of October, Gen. Arsta devoes letter to
Captain Seal and his volunteers for their services in tins
business and the orders public thanks to be
presented to Capt Seal for said We could fill
our paper with reports to the War Department upon
these Indian ourages and the late success OF the Next
cans in repulsng them
letter is published from Gen. Arsa, dated at Mon.
terey Oct 9TH reporting to the government an afray
between Capt Camerani Of the artillery and citizen
der by libellous newspaper squib, and chas
tised for his pains The matter turned over to mi
litary tribunal for examination, SC. Gen Arista i'm
proves the opportunity nveigh agsinst the scurry
Of the press which has been especially directed against
himself and other officers of the army.
Of the incursons of the Apache Indians in of which
a conducta going down from Hermorcllo to Quay
attacked several killed and wounded, and very
, considerable booty carried OFT.
The government has received Intelligence from Du
range of considerable against the Indians in that
department. In action a number of the sayages
were left dead on the field thousand horses
covered from them and seventy captives set at liberty
A company of comedians arrived at Vera Cruz from
Campeachy early in November The manager was to
to complete the company, when he would open immedi
atcly at Vera Cruz
senior Don Luis Fernandez del Campo has been ap
pointed Governor ct the Department of Oaxaca in place
Of Don Antonio De Leon The appointment appears to
On the 18th of October Senior Den Jose Maria Flores
attempted to go up in balloon at Zacatecas, but wher
the balloon had gone about IS or 20 yards took fire
and the aeronaut fell and wounded
The press Of Merida is insisting upon the establish
ment of a Lighthouse at sisa
On the 4t ult, soldier at Vera Cruz while bathing
was seized by sharks and devoured.
Don Roman Flores, captain Of the army, has been
arrested and imprisoned charged with conspiracy and ar
peal from his confinement to the public, denying every
charge brought against him
lNTELLIGENcE ERoM TExAs.-We have re-
ceived letter from the Parish of De Soto
under date Of the i4h November, giving &C
count of affairs the Texian frontier II seems thai
the quarrel between the factions off, Regulatory
Moderators, which SO seriously disturbed the quiet
the country last has hot yet been entirely qeed
In the early part Of October it is stated John Wal
den OF Hrrson county belonging to the faction Of the
Noderaors having heard that his lie was
by one Of the opposite can named Davidson of Rush
county anticipated that design and killed Davidson
The murder committed in she by county. The af
fair crerted much excitement large party of David
sons friends had turned out to capture Walden and
OF his clan had yountee ed to protect him. The result
was not known. 1t Is obvious, adds our informant that
these disorders will continue until the country brought
under the jurisdiction ofthe United States.
The same correspondent relates also the following -
ION the twenty eighth day Of this month (November)
young man called smondc, only eighteen nineteen
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