The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-30

~ warm advocacy OF mcnarchical prime ipiss, and
praises the state of Me xco under the old colonial rule
We note that the President is gradually efscting
Of the army. almost every paper contain
tion OF snothsr and the like This clearly evncss dis
'rv w. o. AN .ne army under its old officers
we ma 10 The Mexican papers continual dispatches
Rio orands The ssaninatioS Of numerous de- ssrtsrs
xwsrcsn ayiors troop: are given to show the
later Than BY Vera Cruz and are quite az suthsntc ss
the revelations Of dsssrtsrs.
Departments exctsd st iD.r ~ i'@s svsn
dlmcuit 10 induce majority of those posseasns the
franchise to exercise 1t IN any wav -
The mission Of Gen. Almonte 70 France h., h..n a,
I,ou,ed 70 variety Of mot'ves the most plausible Of
which would appear 70 be the desire Paroles 10 GET
rid Of him.to send him into honorable exils The
Diario Official on the contrary says that the Prs.idnt
was INDUCED to make the appointment solely In cSnas
France Senior Caro- and in consid6rstion Of ~ n.
qualifications Of Gen. Almonts and his familiarity Win
the controvsrted points with the United States. The
General had outfit Of OO0 and an annual ss.rx
the same amount allotted to him. y
The death of D. Manuel Cortazar Is announced. He
the treasurer or administrator Of the tobacco reve
nue., and i: spoken Of as an honest public ofhcsr.
Tns archbishop Of MEXICO wa; seized with spopexy
dsspaired Of but he was somewhat better the and
inst.
and the French bark Anax have arrived 1t Vera Cruz
from this port.
Correspondence of the Now Orleans Tropic
Matters are rapidly approaching crsi. in the CAPT.
tai and dissatisacon Is openly expressed 10 ali quar-
with reference to the stand taken By the Supreme
cion that it favors the monarchy scheme.
General Almonte into this city few days since
suance Of his mission to that government, when the
occasion wa: seized to organise revolt against the
listing authorities
When the Junta met dscord was the governing prin-
cple and it was found impossible to expsl from their
midst One party called upon Almonts at to
sumo the direction OF sfas, while another opposed the
elevation Of any to power until Santa Anna should
be called in and consulted. The result that Almon
70 sailed or Havans and matters fell back into satn
arrange matters with Santa Anna in Havana, and they
may probably return together.
FL Loeomster Of Friday last says that to Parsdss
government there 10 LEFT no choice There ID me-
abrog.s tho law Of the letter q convocson and dss
People. minds are excited Il !. very dcut to restrain
themand when public opinion maniess itself 90 deci
dsdly i is TINE that the rulers adopt measures to
the relations the nsd and h people,
shall have brought about the event. Santa Anna win be
restored to favor by the influences invoked against
may show him the exPsdisncy Of closing The Texan
quarrel He must see that the northern departments
ts.rs a% no y in TIE event o. while
and Coahuila will throw themselves alongsde Of Tex
a. under the protection Of the stars and stripes and
The correctness Of the letter from Campeachy of the
4h offebruary which appeared in the Dsta weeks
application Of the nature referred to may yet be made
70 said that the authorities Of Yucatan have established
nOrs ac IN to the popular viii
that city favor reunion Of the two States, but the
union
The arrangements Of the Mexicaps seem to he made
and maintained with great deal Of judgment, and evil
be expected They seem to do nothing hastily but eve
~ thing IL done that their means will allow them to do
and = decent army i kept up and moving while the
The Castle here st juan d. Uos5 8 said to 5. in ex
celent order well armed and manned; but it depend
ent upon the city, as far learn for s daily sup
plies Of provisions THIS bad If really rue but think
there are some weeks stores hand that friends
know nothing Of IT. however, the report correct the
be q small matter.
The Mexican aset still lie several miles IN The Ava
it, head under leaf It would form very pleasant boat
expedition for tars to mp there some pleasant
Tho American ships Of war at Sacr6cios are the fri
gates Cumberland and Potomac and slcops Of war John
hourly expected and the Independence United States
and steamer Princeton in a few weeks The Mssisyippi
and Somers are absent on duty
San DrEoo, January ~, 1916.
Canornia never was in worse state than At present
Pio Pco continued Governor, and is still quaering at
Cos Angeles Castro IL Comandante General of the
North and actually Governor that part Of the coast
the civil and military powers at open war
and depose the Governor If possible but of which there
y considerable doubt as Pico has strong party to sup
port nm and the foreigners have declared in his favor
Is the intention to declare California Of
Mexico The best thing that be done, provided il
can DC maintained All the Missions either sold or
rented But little or rain has yet fallen and the pros
pect that oneha Of the cattle will die for the want of
pasturage.
The bark Moscow, Captain Phelps, from Boston ar.
rived here last evening. The ship Admittancs leaves
port in three days for the United States and the shp
IN far dov r.
me last cagoes that will be exported from this country