The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-30

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g. Although the public external and internal debt
has been reduced by sos 900 900 it still will be 500
0C0, and perhaps, more but as a notable part Of 1t
does not bear any interest the country has
any barrassment the interest to be paid will not
exceed one third Of the revenue 1t is probable that
another creditor will submit to an other reduction
g. IL especially recommends those creditors whose
property has been violently seized voluntarily given
up to defray the expenses of the war.
T. IL devotes paragraph to foreign relations, which
treaties to be entered into with northern aud
southern neighbors Government will try overcome
the difficulties which they present
s. No census mas been made since 1889. From that
made by several States the increase of the
population 10 be rs per cent, which gives minimum
OF eight and half millions for the whole country.
/ encouragement of emigration is strongly recom-
mended but of u kind to improve the race, SO that
The unhappy war OF casts might cease 1t hopes tins
important question will be studied by that part of tho
country which is opposed to it.
10. Harmony regns between the Central Government
and the States, although there exists some serious
difficulties The first that several individual States
were not able to pay their part the support Of
thu Central Government The second that they have
not furnished their contingent of men, which has
forced government to call out some regiments of the
National Guard 1t recommends the substitution Of
direct tax on every citizen for the contingent In
and OF the contingent OF soldiers government should
be authorised to enlist.
H. IL calls upon Congress to settle the pending ques-
on OF the tobacco trade whether it is to remain in the
hands OF government, or whether the monopoly is to
H. 1t treats Of the defnitve organization of the Ma
tions Guard
Is deplores that the amnesty conceded to the in
A re, revot has hroksn ont vhicb yov.rnmant will
IL urges tn. necessity Of tho organization o, tbo
territories. Lower taforna, especially, wants pecu-
liar laws, for reasons which wisdom will appreciate
CRY OF MEXICO, July IL, ls49'
Financial M,a,r,s-.90o,rs ot S;.,,a Lem U.,;,r
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Ne~s from fueafan-Hen'I Hes-Madame Bishop
The Monplai.rs-.4stor Place Opeya-Native .qrtis.s
xc Rec Sc ,
At = preparatory meeting held by the Secretary of
the Treasury and Financial COMMITTEES of the two
'' ~ P0AA' i''oi"'io"' A"'e oeen Ag'eeo
TO.
| give you the most important ones
| Thu vho,. os ,h ,.o,., -, .o. -. =,
! NOT TO exceed 100 millions ~ ~ ~ Wv
- m. Sn,araos q. Ell =, . No. ... A.,
xe.rs AZ Az mar cent from ,h. I'm t;ii H. IE.h 40
ner cent ttnu Tho ieth 70 H. Doth =, az ,sn az
nom tbs DIT to The Ss,b a, nv c 80 ~ ~ oe
10 m. 30,h. M az mar cnt from th AZ =, go H. 49,
and then always W n.r cent '"' 'i'' W WIZ '''-'
= Light m;iiions frpm tbs >ner;..r ,,s.n,;,, MAJ
he snni,sd tou.rds s.,,Ii,a ;mo - ara,s,ar '
d ,.be r.dna,;on 80 a., 49, en-, ~, $500. l.; a..
norris and trontIers ia IN c,sse 'A Wv
Th, President str,hntes be ;ncrsase NJ -ox.rr. IN
that y.ry snMe reduction How is this,
e cov.rnmsnt bas m rsdncs ali nxnens.. an ,hov
reach not more than eight million. WA 'A''
a TIE nnhI,c raxsnns nsy H.. LAT ont hx oo,,r.,t a..
one or So Icrsi socstias ""' W Nv " '0"''"'' 7"
7 The Societies mnst nl.cs I'm the b.nas os ,ovsr,
az m. en1 ~ vry var VI n; ~ a,i s ~
contract no changing the nature of the RE
niue. can be made 'A""s'"s 'A' '"'N' VI 'A' ''''-
rs n he riQlt oRn
! su.lo,s,. ' ''e ''eA' ~ 'NNe '"'A Wv"
So sors;onsr frot n.,u,,,;v, ,.n ,,o,, q, a.,
soc,.ti.s e W ~
10 IL no sortract csr Ia mad. .o,,u,,,.o ~ r,u.
credit Ia TO be nominated Who will furnish 10 te 20
| vernment sigbt n;iiions In ,o,,hi, ina,aiman,s b.
III Tha 49, -, uasnmn Isa -, lam, ,n;,,o,s,
;s 20 he anniisd 20 IT, na,;n. " ~. ,a,iS.I az,
Tbs ,.an,.nc;a,.s.,a - r.mnao - "a IT, d.
All ia ouniet in that mart ~ The conntrv N ~ N"''
THE insurgents Of sierra sone are .yn.;re,x asmo..
lizcd. They have lately met with disasters A auick
end of the rebellion may be relied upon.
of races is still raging With he greatest possibly fury
Colonel Pssos has BET and has retreated from
Iiue to SAban where he mas been again attacked by
the Indians aud com plet.ly routed
Herr is expected here to day The artists of the
city about co. have gone to meet him at distance OF
nsd. ~ nav u'"nef ser0
Madame Bishop is In trouble with the manager: she
has offered 50 coo for the use of the bare walls of the
NM, ,,h ar -. al, Saish drs,, mt ..n 800
plays five time a week and hardly believe Tat Mad
Bishop wall do good business even sue should .uc-
Tha NonI.sss,,s H. -. 90 rI,, ms. thai ,o,, III,
to come but doubt whether they will be able to get
the theatre as IL Is engaged till Easter
anu ,un, are On 'ue POM oi De'ps en-
IL Is expected TO be ready in six Ne onths.
Last week concert given by Msssrs. Aguilsr
ana Dysado AS they intend visiting ths unted
although of Spanisb EXTRACTION il considered meri
owing to his long residence in this country lilo
l. trt rate pianist, who will satisfy you after
De Meyer and Herr hs possesses unconmon exeeu-
bear the stamp Of a true artist
Mr.. Delgado Is n Mexican mulatto, who shows
trnordinary talent the violin. If Is taken into
consideration that he has heard any body
oeiv,d any insruoti.n cannot but DO with
his genius. have heard him play tho most difficult
com positions Of Paganini Wen aud Dc Berot
and AIN quite certain that after short stay in Eu.
be viii rank amongst the Ole Bulls and Svories
Of the day Greeley and the sbolitionsts will b. mad
with him
Alexander the magician who is n great fayorite with
the Mexicans leaves for Lima lie has made fortune
here
The proprietor Of the wild Man of the Woods which
You could see In New York for . shilling, gave last
night an exhibition Mt tn. theatre Mt al admission
The police pronounced IL an i'm position seized the
money and put the rpt proprietor In prison
FERDINAND con TEZ
Cir OF MEXICO, July 10, lSW
M,rico-ThS Public D,Bt S,psrafor of Sierra Madrs
,o, 10 ,. ,onr,n ,.,,.r !. ...o,,, %, ,,o n,.
ss'e yo" IN my iour'" e'e', =" Acco"ns y" s"o pre-
heating of tina mfttee which
y -. - 7, -
IL resolved 10 reduce the interest OF the foreign
d.bt In tbree mar ee>t for tho pe.t tan vesrs and In