The New York herald., 1845-07-03

TMRR DAYs LATER Prom Mxx1oo-INTInxsTuo
| xrTLLioRNcr I'VE have received by the packet
barque Mudara, Captain Rich, from Havana, news
up to the Sd June, from Vera Cruz, and to the 8lst
May from the city of Mexico.
There is nothing in relation to the United States In
any cfthe papers 1t is to be perceived, however, that
| the government was organising itself in order
the effecusly to carry its designs, if 1t has
any, against this country.
In consequence Of the remuneration made by Gen.
| Santa Anna the government had proposed to the
House Of Representatives that in accordance with
| the decree passed, the assemblies of the depart
ments in subsection to the Organic Bases, should
proceed to the election of new President on the
LIST OF August next. and that the Houses OF Repre-
| sentatlves should re-assemble ON the 10Th Septem-
ber, TO receive the oath Of the person elected Up
those dates the only candidate that had appeared
was General Jose Joaquin de Herrera. The Sigio
XIX the most official paper of the republic, and
the organ oil the moderate federas, wasthe one that
started this candidate, though the paper after
saying that perhaps Senores Elorraga and Gomez
Pedraza might also be set forth as candidates. con-
cludes by SAYING
In opinion the nation has rigorous act of JUS
tce to perform in the naming of the following Presi-
dent and also in giving authentic confirmation OF the
mered appreciation Of the liberal moral, concilatory
careful line of policy that has distinguished the pre-
sent cabinet by electng Herrera
| When the Cabinet proposed the decree regarding
the new election to the houses, they manifested
desire of retiring and leaving the entire admins
tration in the hands of the new Presidents but if
the election should result in favor of Herrera, it is
not probable their designations will be received.
| The ordinary session Of Congress closed on the
Both May, but the Sigio announces that they would
again meet extraordinary session on the 7h June,
to consider important questions which had been
left pending. Before closing, they declared General
Reyes to be included in the general amnesty, and
approved Of various important laws, on the
form of the Organic Bases relative to the Senate
and Courts Martial, another on the formation of
new tariff for the marine and frontier custom houses,
| and another authorizing the general government to
| arrange certain contracts that had been submitted
to Congress for examination.
The Governor had issued circular to the auho-
rites fixing the term of three months the precise
period during which ex-Ministers Manuel Crecenco
Rejon, Manuel Baranda and Antonio Haroy Tama-
riz might avail themselves of the law of general am
nesty and that they were in foreign countries they
might make the necessary representations through
| the diplomatic agents.
| The following are the bases established by the
House of Deputies respecting the new tariff.
BY the first article the term Of 40 days is fixed for
the government to form tariff for the maritime
and frontier Custom-houses, reforming the manner
| in which the interests of the Exchequer, Com
merce, and the industry of the people at present
arranged without interfering with the following
gulatons OF the former tariff.
Those ports which actually open to foreign and
coasting trade shall still remain
ri tiOn vq
not free at the date which the organic bases
sanctioned, and those which subsequently acted
by Congress shall still be subject to those prohib
ions.
There shall be variation with respect to those
ticles which admitted to the republic free of duty
and the rules established in articles and Of the ia
Tiff of 26th Sept lSl3 shall be observed towards them
ia can be augmented beyond what is expressed in the t
riff Of lS43 lessened below that Of the soth April,
| Is42.
S. The payment Of the duties indicated by the tariff
shall be made in the custom houses where they become
due; with respect to the ports the Pacific and the in
terror shall be made either in the correspond
ing marine custom houses in the capital of the repub
lc The part Of the duties destined to pay the public
debt interior and exterior not included in this
rangcmcnt as there is no alteration in this part
6. The time when the tariff shall 60 into effect is
to be fixed hereafter, the extent Of which will be six
| months.
| AR s-The tariff which the government forms, ac
cording to the rules given in the preceding article will
gress may not decree bases in right of its consttu
tional faculties when this may be done, weighty al
out giving months notice in the capital Of the Repub
c and the alteration in the interior will also have pru
dent time for announcement
There had been some earthquakes in various
parts of the Republic during the month of May, but
none of them of much consequence.
STILL LATER FROM MExIco.-By way of Pensa-
cola, accounts have been received in town up to the
llth June, and below we give an extract from let
ter received by one Of first houses from their
-, W..
VERA CRuz, 18th June, lsi5.
Our latest dates from Mexico reach to the 7th at p
NJ. On the day the soldiers duty the palace
pronounced for Federalism and took the President and
some of the Ministers prisoners but other troops hav
ing attacked and defeated them on the part of Go
vernment order was very soon restored-some twelve
lives lost and eighteen wounded.
| AFFAIRS IN HAyTI-We have been favored with
the Intelligence of the present state and movements
at St. Domingo There is still cessation of hostilities
between the Domnicans and Haytians The Domin-
cans have erected several substantial forcations
feel quite against any future attack from
their citizens who were during their disturbances
eled to take up Pedro Sananna is at the head OF
the government in the city Of st. Domingo, with
gular organized army.
The laws of that Republic afford great
to foreigner ismgrating to that country aytIans at
present excepted the being pledged pro-
tect them and their property and to extend every pv
lege Except politically Immediately their becoming
residents. To enjoy the full rights and privileges of
citizen will require six years residence and be in
session OF property the value OF which shall not be less
than six thousand dollars current money that country
which equal to $4,000 Spanish; in Of marrying
| a native, the time will be reduced one half
Their staple and agricultural pursuits very much
neglected, and suffering for want Of laborers coffee
tobacco, and mahogany are extremely high carpenters
| and masons much wanted Turks Island Gazette
June H.
4 HoNoRs TO DoRR.-Pursuant to notice, the COM
mitee appointed at meeting held on Wednesday
evening at St. Johns Hall, met again last night al
the same place for the purpose of taking further
measures towards entertaining Mr.. Dorr in public
and suitable manner Nearly all the committee,
consisting of nineteen, attended, and joined
by deputation from the Young Mems General
Committee, whose entire concurrence gwen