The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

IFrom the New Orleans Piosyuns Jan 2oJ %
The schooner American, Capt Msloney, arrived this
morning from Vera Crus whence shs sailed the I3th
inst By her We have 6les from the city of Mexico to
the oen inst from JAsps to the 7th, and from Vera
The British steamer had not arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 18TH and her unwontsd delay gave the authorities
ner letters and passengers when they shosd rssch
there dread Of cholera prevails at Vera Crus Of
the OF which they we're sprised BY arrivals from
Ibis caty Inc latest suggestion to estab.
lish on Sscrifcos for where they
should undergo rigid quarantine; but nothing
The party known tbs Puros In the city Of Toluca
made an attempt ct revolution the I'd inst. BY
uniting with the insurgents Of Tsmsscsltsbec. Tho
and, IN the mean time, to install Of his partsans
In power The government got wind OF the conspiracy,
from the capital to Tolucs and Generals Alvarez and
fnson directed to cooperate with the authorities Of
the State In preserving order.
Fears. too Of revolution seem to exist in the city
OF Mexico and the government Is called upon for the
%5moss vigilance IN rsprss:ng every sgo Of disorder
affected.
According to the Monitor the difficulties In Tampico
have all been rsconciled The regular troops who
driven out Of the CITY have been Invited
The parties but short while since SO sxA.psratsd
against each other, were interchangng public
Sizes The papers appear to look on this apparent
Cancellation as hollow. hearted.
The diplomatic body waited the President Of Me XII.
90 the lst instant the occasion OF tho opening
Of Congress: The French Minister made the organ
ofthe body and after mutual Publications. the Pres
dent and the dipemates repaired to the halls Of Gen.
grsss to witness the formal installation of that body
The President pronounced an inaugural address which
We find In the papers. 1t to be of general ohs
racter, with few specific recommendations The Pres-
dent OF Congress replied in a similar strain.
Inc following Day the rspor.s Of Ssorstsrs: were
read and different days set down by the Deputies
the consideration Of different the tariff for
the 9th instant, colonization for the 9Th &c. &c. So
far a. We can see nothing Of much note had been
down to the 9th instant though we have reports Of
Of Secretaries filing the columns Of papers General
Amonte taking leading part In the proceedings Of
Aspersons thrown out from time to time against
General Arista, Secretary Of War, and his country
his being known to have favored the scheme Of
Northern Republic; but his psrtissns point to tho
surss in improving while reducing the army as ii.
best answers to the ambitious designs attributed to
him
All that part Of President Folks message which rs-
ates to the acquisition Of California and New Mexico
with their mineral treas is translated the Next
can papers, and remarked upon in no envsble frame
We find reports of Indian outrsges ccm mitted In the
Vicinity Of Psrras and at various ranches this side of
that town From Chihuahua, too, addresses are sent
to the central govern ment to protect them from the
ravsges of the Indians.
Gen. Csrera, late Of Guatemaa, has been over to
Yucatsn, but was informed that It was inconsistent
with the friendly relations subsispg between Mexico
and Guatemala that he should remain there and he
accordingly re-. embarked for Tsbasoo
On the 18th inst President Herrera to receive the
Nat Guard OF the city Of Mexico and make them
The government is In difficulty again with It's off,
Gers in Mszatlap. They have been evyng illegal and
arbitrary duties on their nests as
usual All have been removed by the govern msnt, aud
some of them ordered to Guadalsara to be tried This
Is the case With General Anaya who 10 superseded by
Gen La Vega has at last left the capital for his com.
mand Of the State of Tamsulipss
Petitions are pouring In upon Congress against
tending further religious liberation in the utry As
was to be expected, many Of them are sgusd sxclu-
lively by women,