The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-06

News FROM Mxxlco.-The Jane Elizabeth, Capt.
Fllklns, has arrived from Vera Cruz, the 18th,
bringing us files OF FL Arco hrs to the day of her
departure
subsidence OF the elements OF disorder, which were
hostiities, into the wholesome regularity of peace
and tranquility The public bodies are init oduc-
ing aRelioIations everywhere, under the INDUS
tnous administration of Herrera, Lately, plan
of PRISON discipline was submitted To the Chamber
of Deputies by the Minister of the Interior, in
which lively desire is expressed 70 Initiate the
penitentary system IN our own country. II forms
a very remarkable feature in the new order OF
things which now reigns In Mexico, evincing very
plainly that there is some recupera,ye power, or
wish tor recuperatlve power, In the character OF
the people.
The Monitor Republicano announces that an Off
cisl notice was lately published in the Guatemala
Gazette, giving an account of a triumph achieved
over the Indian lnsurrectionlss In Gavia. The
same periodical, IN speaking OF late events In
Chlapas, states that more is TO be feared from the
collision OF parties in that state, than IN the war OF
castles.
Intelligence has reached the capital Of the final
evacuation OF the city of chihuahua by the Ameri-
can troops. 1t took place on the 18th ult.
The Eco del Concrete, OF the 10th, reminds the
people that on the day preceding, Just one twelve
month ago, the American forces took up position
in front OF the city, when so much enthusiasm was
exhibited by the National Guard and the citizens
in general, to hasten to its defence All was, how
ever, less, and the hopes OF victory We're buried
in ruinous defeat. That journal Significantly re-
marks that the recollection should not fade from
their minds it deems II duty to freshen their
memory, as h useful lesson.
The Arco I,1s, of the 18th inst states that smug-
CLING has already commenced on various parts OF
the coast and that IT Is impossible to prevent 1t for
the want OF gun-boats, as coast-guard The at
tention OF the government Is earnestly called to
the want OF some naval force.
The governors Of all the States OF the Republic
have sent congratulations to the President, on the
happy of Bustamente's operations against
Paredes
A remarkable mortality has lately prevailed
among the elite OF the society In Mexico no less
than five generals have deceased, among whom Is
Gen. Don Gabriel Valencia. Tranquility will soon
be re-established in Mazatlan. Gen. Anaya has
united under his command sufficient force to crush
the insurgents instantly.
party of Americans, from Laredo, had commit.
ted several robberies and murders in the State of
New Leon. They had obtained booty OF $4l, 900
| in sacklng the towns OF Sabinas and Aldamas.
do, but he declared his inability to apprehend the
| robbers, and intended to lay a statement of the
facts before the authorities at Bexar and Camargo
| The freebooters had returned to Laredo
Information had reached the government that
Paroles has taken refuge among the Indians In
Sierra Gorda. He is denounced by the Monitor
as now trying to raise up war OF castles.
| The Arco h7s,, In remarking on the complete
restoration of order at Vera Cruz, since the depar
ture Of our troops, acknowledges, that with our
has totally disappeared that activity Of traffic
| which existed there during the occupation:
| From time to time, at the capital, the few enc
mics that the government has, endeavor to excite
the fears Of the population, by sinister reports.
FIRST 1t was an instruction In Cuernavaca; them
that Santa Anna had disembarked at Vera Cruz ;
at another time, that he route for Mazatlan
to JOIN the insurgents there. Weak inventions
all, to stagger the present vigorous admlnistra-
ton
The Senate had suspended its sittings for while
in consequence of a want of quorum.
The official State journal, Ell Zempralteca, has
re-appeared at Jaapa; it was suppressed lmme-
diately after the INVASION Much discomfort is ex-
pressed at the apathy manifested by the members
OF the legislature of the department, to meet for
business. They ought to be now in session at
Jalapa.-N. Q. Delta, august 81.
The United States sOop of war Dale was at
Guyamas on the 1st, all well.
That precious scoundrel Rogue Miranda Is In
the castle of San Juan, and very ILL.,
The leader IN the Arco Iris of the 18th Is a Gu
roslty 1t contrasts the present situation of things
in Vera Cruz with that which existed when it was
occupied with "the deprayed army of evil-doers,
called North American" The city is said to have
become quiet, orderly and moral, but at the same
time shocklngy dull, especially to commercial
men. 1t is not worth while to expose the compla-
cency with which the editor dwells the picture.
| Let him enjoy it while he may.
The evacuation of Chihuahua by our troops is
announced in the papers of the capital.