The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24


project initiated by Sr Pisa y Cusvss
hill has beeu Introduces into Congress for sink
ing % to come out OF the indemnity to he paid
by the United States to hr applied for the gradual
ductton and payment OF the internal debt Of the
public
A motion lately made by Sr Perdigon. in the
CHAMBER II Deputies. to imp-ach Cen. Arsts the
Minister Of War but 1t was rejected by vote OF Is
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The Inhabitants OF San Luis Potosi we're la great
alarm ut latest dates In sequence of the vi
entity to that city of the Indian Insurgents Of the Ser
COrda and the unprotected state II the country
terveDiDg Gen. Guzman has been accused of with
drawing his forces from active operations in the Sierra
with view to open hostile emonstration
the General Government NOR u ,lf n
On the 29lh ut an instruction broke out in the
city Of Zachils in Oax"ea but It was qusled ny
the troops and municipal guards rhere were eigh-
teen or twenty killed the part Of the insurgcus
There is to be extra session If the MEXICAN Con-
gress to commence the LIST OF July recesitated by
important events to be brought before it, which admit
Of no delay. rli
the defence Of Vera Cruz, during the bombsrdent of
that city by Gen. Scott The Spanish Consul has
III q,co Fri; Of the the 5th inst states that the ind
vdunls compromised in the recently Uncovered plot
revolntionze Tan pico are to be tried by the civil
power. 1t adds that the annexai,nists ARE still indus
nouly working at their infamous project. but that
Gen La Vega Is on the watch. and will summardy
punish those when he finds in fragrant opposition to
the law
The Apaches and Camauches still continue their
barbarous iproads upon the frontier States robbing
and numbering the inhabitants. Sonora and Durango
the most exposed TO their rayages
The cholera has nearly disappeared from Montery
and other parts OF Nucvo Leon where II had carried
Oft many persons
A report current at the capital learn from
the 0ro ms of the 9th iuet that the Iedans ia the
city of Acanbay had risen and declared OF
Ggainet their Mexican rulers
The in the Sierra Gords notwithstanding tho
apparent submission Of Quroz. of the chief, Of the
insurgents l. still going with little hope If termi.
patton, through the bad management OF the govern
ment officials, and tho REORGANIZATION OF the army
operating there. The soldiers continually DESERT
new State has becn formed out OF portions OF the
district OF Mexico Pueb la aud Michoacan II Is to be
called the State Of Guerrero.
Don francisco Fernandez. Ex-Governor Of Tamau-
pas has been accused Of treason to his country. by
Gen Mendoza Deputy in Congress, Dou H. " Fer
nandez l. implicated in the pr ect for late
ly discovered at Tampic0.
THE CALIFORNIA NEWS.
The latest received in Mexico from San Fran.
cisco l. up to The lst OF May Woollrn goods had
fallen considerably In price in consequence partly OF
their abundance and partly through the advent Of
summer Houses Of business in San Francisco decline
receiving any consi nmcnts, unless of articles
which command a ready sale, They exact eleven per
cent commission and warehouse room 4 short time
ago mall dwelling there let ut $3.50 per month,
sum Of SO 500 vas offered by the aud accepted
by the lessee. to annul the contract There for
the moment some difficulty In collecting gold the
the waters had overlooked the banks. At the
dry dggpgs there eight Thousand persons work
at one spot. TWAS in contemplation to hold meet
ing for the purpose of passing resolutions to prevent
all who were not American citizens from working at
the mines In the rla,er del Norte. the indians had
ispuy cd hostility to the whites and some MUIR
ders had been committed by them.
IsTnMUs OF TEtuAN1ErEC.
Two gentlemen as we learn from Mr.. Hoffman, who
has just returned from Vera Cruz lately took an ex
cursion acaoss the Isthmus of r-huantepec rhey left
Gus.acuacos in the vicinity of Vera Graz the 9th
May, and performed their journey, hfty eight
in navigation aud thirtyseven leagues horse
hack They reached tho shores Of tho Pacific, bathed
in its waturs and returned to Guasae uacos on the
oath They were eight days In going and eight days
in returning. having stopped two days at Tehuante-
pee. distant about five leagues from the Pacific These
gentlemen Messrs James and DuH. state that the ey-
pense in crossing the Ishmus is $50 the
mort. They further informed MIR Hoffman that small
boats drawing from twenty to twenty -four inches
water, the river nine ten months in the
year The cost Of horse hire from the head OF nav-
cation to the Pacific coast. will not amount to more
than $40 head. each passenger.