The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-04

SsoooVoo OF which last he estimates that 81 600 600
may be dposed Of for the benefit Of the state msEnr
So Of the securities 80 Invested that the
sales would ruin numerous families SO that only sS5
tempted be shown that only about $40 900 600 could
be realized with the greatest sacrifices.
contribution Throughout the Republic Of 81 apon .y,r1
$1,000 yearly Of real and personal property 70
Instruments Of one third Those who have less than
$4,000 pay 81 per $1,000 aborers poor persons and
Certain liberal terms of colonization of waste Lands Of
the Republic were proposed by Senior Larsgaa on the
The sale Of the useless vessels OF war has been author
In the discussion of this amendment to the law of the
IL tn of January, Senior Lanuza made some severe
marks upon Of the protests OF bishop, and was
greeted by loud marks Of dsapprobation from the gale
On the 23d February Gen D. Antonio Vixcayno took
the usual oaths and assumed the portfolio Of War Minis
The Government have given marching orders to AL
monte and La vegathe first to chihuahua and thelat-
ter to Vera Cruz. .
The Governor Of the state Of Vera Cruz gives notice
that having the difficulties which occurred In
fortfyng the Of Puento Nscons he LETT that point
the 18th inst to go the town Of San Carlos where
he will make his for the barricading ana
defence Of the roads and then he will go vers Crus 20
agree with the commandant general upon other means
relating TO the defence of the State He left Vera Crus
yesterday.
AFFAIRS IN THE CITY OF MEXICO.
From the New Orleans Pcayune, March %
We have letters from special correspondent at An
Ton L1ardo 10 the ItD inst Ill devoted 10 inc obcue-
sion OF Mexican affairs Not having room for our cor
espondencc to-day will only say that the revolution
in the city of Mexico il not yet determined There mas
been much fighting and boodshed and the troops ap-
pear to be vacatng and Of the revoted regiments
has gone back to the side of the government.
AFFAIRS IN YUcATAN.
From the New Orleans Delta, March 70
The Martin from Sisa the 18TH with dates to the
sth inst from Merida, where Pronunciamsnfo
took place the 2sth February, in which Don Miguel
Barbachano has again been appointed Governor OF the
State Of Yucatan and recalled to his post. Governor
Barbachano at Havana at last accounts) Don Sc
bastian Lopez Llergo appointed temporary Cover
until the arrival Of Senior Barbachano The Motif
cioso, of Merida. in noticing the pronuciamento says
that it is with the object of placing things In the same
footing they before the 2st January" IL seems
nevertheless that Campeachy again opposed to this
movement.
NAVAL. INTELLIGENCE.
From the Norfolk Beacon, April
The u =. steamer Polk, 1t. Commanding Ogden,
bound to the Gulf of Mexico sailed yesterday afternoon
The following Is list Of her officers 1t Commanding
Ogden Lieutenants, X. Bache, VIM. r. Leroy Acting
Master, Passed Midshpman James Blair Passed MID
shpmcn, Jno Wolcott, T $. Phelps Midshipman, Chas
Lattimer LIST Asst Engineer, ID. B. Martin.
The following Is list of the officers Of the steamer
Union to leave Tuesday for Norfolk, her way to
the Gulf John Rudd, Esd Commander Mcssrs. Green,
Reid and holland, Leutenans; Wilmer Shields, Acting
MASTER John v. b. Blocker, Purscr WIN. r. William
Chief Engineer; Van Zant Assistant Engineer; A.
g. Otis, Mdshipman and j. Raggart, Pursers Steward.