The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-06

| We are Ia receipt of our files ol Mexican pa
pers from the capital 10 the Slh insi and although
not so late as previous intelligence received by the
British steamer ria Mobile, We proceed 10 make
| some extracts.
The first number OF the new French paper esiab-
shsd al the city of Mexico, under the name Of IL
Traii Union, has come 10 hand, lie proprietor is
| MIR Rene Manson, formerly editor 0 tile franco
American Of This cry Ills 10 be weekly journal
| Of IL pages, Svo The first number exhibits COM
mendable Industry and its typographical appearance
il agreeable. Conducted by one not native oil Mex
| leo, and dgrdnntced from the factions and cabals
that now distract Ihot unfortunate country, we shall
| look 10 Is columns for an impartial and veruciona
account OF passing events In the land 81 the Aztec
Santa ANN has recently Illuminated from his re-
| treat al Kingston, Jamaica an elaborate reply, In
a volume Of 300 octave pages, 10 the aecusatons
of treason brought against him In Congress by
one Of the representatives Senior Gamhoa The
willy ex-Presidcnt makes oni, ~ usual, GOOD
case and shows apparently that his efforts during
lie recent were Ruthless, owing 10 The want OF
| cooperation on thf part Of the oyernnent The
lack Of funds, circumstances over which he had n"
control, &c. Heenters INTO an autobloEraphira &c :
count Of all his exploits hardships and reverse, and
evidently aims more At making an impression ior the
| future than at vindirainP the past.
satirical paper about 10 be started, entitled
the Mexican Monarch.
The Chronica Of ouaca slil entertained appreheh.
sons that h- country around Tampico Is meditnting
a revolt and annexation 10 the United States. IL
denonnces the ploI In the strongest Terms.
The newspapers of the capitalize Monitor Siglo,
Globo, and universal--are wapng against each other
a sanguinnIy warfare. Al this distance we are una
biz 10 iudge Of the merits Of The controversy.
| There ware 233 persons arrested by the police OF
the capital during the month Of April for divers Of
fences There We're G for vagrancy 30 for gambling,
for rape IA for prostitution, bb ior fighting, for
adultery, for drunkenness, % for robbery, and 25
Tor larceny, .-}&
Tho Legislature Of Durango had appropriated
$4,000 10 ransom It's citizens taken captive by The
Indians. -
! ministerial crisis had occurred AT the capital,
! Luis Cuevls, the Minister Of Foreign Affairs and
| Annngoiz, Secretary Of the Treasury differed in
I their views respecting some measure OF public policy
and the dispute came to such pass that Cuevas re-
signed his Office. The post had been rendered 10
Mariana lanez and Ailnoz Ledo, and declined BY
both IL Ia said this occurrence had sensbiy affect,
ed the President, whose health Is feeble.
The Mexican journals contain The usual accounts
| of robberies by bandilti and Indians.
Congress has appropriated sl5, 200 TO construct
light house on the bank Of Acranes off the coast Of
Yucatan, where the English mail steamer Forth
was wrecked.
The Monitor is publishing Lamiarine's !" Conf
dences'' in Spanish en Orleans Delta, 25th Nh.
| LATE FROM MAYAarEz, p. R.-Capt. Taylor, OF
the barque Panchita, f'atfi Mayaguez, p. r., 10Th
ul., arrived yesterday, states that the crop on the
island would fall short full one third Of an average,
| owing 10 The great drought of the spring season.
When he left there was not more than TWO or three
cargoes 10 be procured for this year in the vicinity
oil Mayaguez and in other ports Of the island scarce
" any NJ all.For the last twelve or fifteen days
before be left 1t had rained considerably, which had
been the means Of OBTAINING vessels waiting cargoes,
owing 10 the very had slate Of the roads In the,
country, SO bad that no carling could be done.
A lot Of prime sugar was sold the day he left, at
So rs, this being about all in The markei.--N. y.