The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-30
NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 80. 1885,

district Of Mexico sent armed force Toluca 10 pre-
Various important subjects are to BE- brought S.for.
Congrsss among other things the disposition Of the
money received for ne sale Of the two steamers. The
treasury 10 said not to have ,sved cent from said
sale
ST. Don Manuel sarsnaa has BEEN appointed supsrin-
tendsnt Of the mint In place Of ST. Gonzalez Anguo
signed. The appointment excited much remark
We 6nd In the papers letter from Chihuahua, dated
the 10th October om which it appears that Gov Frss
has a last learned Of the advance of army Of North
Americans Tho Mexican spies set down the number at
two thousand, perhaps more with perhaps
Gov Frias nfer that they North Americans or at
least under the command Of North American Officers
from the srdsr IN which they march their mode Of en-
seen in the vicinity Of San Carlos, and II supposed
wsre about to fall upon Ramada 0oaquia, THIS last
being nearly south Of Ii. city Of cSSusSu. snds little
east Of the main road to the south We ner this
that the Mexcsns have discovered the advance Of Gen.
Mn regard to Chihuahua, we believe We have before
said that Gen.. Reyes had been ordered thithsr and
thousand muske granted for the defence OF the reopo
Since then both the General and the guns have been
countsrmAnded. Why this was done one appears to
send thousand muskets there but to throw them
into Gen. woors way A strong appeal IL made to San
large number Of Indians said to reach 1000, had
passed from Chhuahua into Durango, and feared
they would enter Zacatscas. Five hundred mounted
them, and Gen. Reyes to leave the LIST Novem.
ber and march against them restore confidence the
anrlgnted people. We have some accounts detail
the ravsges comm tied by the Indians but have not
for them.
Advcss from Mszatlan to the 18th of October have
there, having touched at the various ports Of both Cali
fornas She reports that the American Of the
s eGus the
dsgused several times insurrections had bsen attempt
ed and with little support they would BE- successul
In Los Angeles there was In September an insurrec
ton against the Americans. The insurgents fortified
themselves in house, but attacked by the YAM
a1d leaving an action TOOK place IN WHICH the
and many were wounded.
The squadron OF occupation was much weakened,
could be spared to dsembark It followed that different
points were but slightly guarded-soms by only eight
The French Consul at Monterey, Mr.. Gasquet having
bee put under arrest for having preteed against the
occupation Of California, remained still under survsL
lance An Engsh vessel had accordingly proceeded to
the MaIquesas to communicate the We shall see
adds the Mexican, how these sudscious Yankees will get
out Of this new dfculty in which they are involved by
soop Of war Of the enemy had arrived at Gusymas.
WITH ysw 70 take possession Of that port In sinsioa on
ed sponsor with two three guns and the volunteers
which he collected fred upon the vessel and compelled
wounded, but tho number il not given. Such 10 one
Mexican account; another sets down loss twenty
dve killed and wounded
Since writing the sbsve we have found another &C
count Of this affair il to the effect that the U g. sloop
Of war Cyane arrived at Guaymas and sent four boats
carrying 30 men, to seize the brig Coudoc. which
anchored in the bay The brig having notice OF the i'm
tsntion prepared to give warm reception 10 the exped
able psint and with two gun boats opened a vigorous
Gre upon the North Americans and compelled them to
retire 70 the cyane which was all the while lombard
communicated by the captain Of the English brig
Frslic, who learned the particulars from the officers OF
We Cyan: He reported that the Cysne had moro than
10 wounded.
At Mszstlan there was on the 18th Of October, but
one Of our vessels Of war; but the Inhabitants were ex
M nfs 1in0l m
which to land. Business man we're accordingly mov.
ing out their property.
ALBAsr, Nov -, ls4s.
Governor Yoxwgs his Messass-dnti- Rentism- Cover
nor Wrsht-Nep OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES threaten
ing-Whis Party-The Demserats-FIasg- Cros
toeli, &c.
Already the politicians here disputing to the
position which will be assumed by Governor Young in
his inaugural address, relative to the questions sgated
by the antrenters and the rights Of landlords and te
aants, under existing leases OF peculiar character
Those who sympathise strongly with the anireutsrs In
hsir demands redress ofallsged existing grievances
insist that the aoverner elect is committed-indssd.
pledged recommend in his executive message, and to
carry out 10 far a he enabled to do by the power
vested In him. the advocated by the most vo-
lent and ultra of that party who claim to have decided
the election in his favor by casting for him that balance
Of power which thcy claimed to have held Others who
claim to be familiar with Gov. Youngs views upon
the important questions which have excited deep
interest m this and the neghboring countless deny that
he 10 committed pledged to any line Of policy other
than that devso ed and followed, or rather marked out
By him In his public and speeches last winter;
and contend that he will lot recommend In his message
the Legislature any further relief than was intended
be extended and which embodied In the bills
ported to the House by committee the troubles
existing between landlord and tenant in this State last
winter, Of which COMMITTEES Mr. Tlden Of yCar city,
hal nd Ma W0rdan ra
s and others the part Of the wings and antrenters
and Messrs Bailey, Bishop, Perkins, and Others on the
part OF the democrats members; the committee con-
sisting Of one from each Senate district:
THIS committee, 1t will be Observed then was com
ouso and the bills rsnosted we're accented bv Mr. Har
rs and the most violent and ultra advocates Of anti rent
ism these measures recommended by the committee
passed the House Of Assembly BY very large vote. all
and every of them and what did these bills seek to do
rhe first provided for the abolition Of the distress for
and 10 place Of the old remedy, viz the landlords
law and certain property was exempt from execution
but this act provided for reentTy of the landlord in
OF default refusal to pay after certain number
days notice shall have been given Now, this law, is
commended acts injuriousy to the tenant for it leaves
deed of winter from house and ho:ae upon very brief
notices. while under tho old system the landlord feeling
secure OF his debt by the security which the laws gave
him. willing TO let the rent stand until harvest time
should bring return 10 the farmer, by which he could
discharge his debt for rent.
Another act provided for the taxation of rents
ing. This law, will be did not tighten the bur.
den Of the tenants at ALL while only laid heavier and
probably unjust exscton upon the income Of the land
lord Another provided for the mode in which the titles
Of leasehold lands by devise or descent" should be
changed but this law could not take effect until after
and until the title should pass BY devise or descent
their heirs the tenants could not therefore. reasonably
the Few evils s Of which they complnined ''- '
will be seen, therefore. that after all the Legislature
could sford them no substantial relief, IL being con.
trolled and governed by the constitution Of the State,
which denied the powr of the Legislature to pass any