The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-13
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Later from mexico.
TIE brig Titi arrived IT tho South West Pass, on
Tuesdsy last from Vera Cruz, having left that place
To Mr. MATTHEW Keller direct from the city Of Next
co Who came passenger in the Tit, We are indebted
for psp.r. the Capital TO the 18th ult, and Tor
much valuable in forDstion
The proceedings in Congress, up to the 10th ult,
were quite unmportant moderate tariff bill, II vss
rpppoed would the House OF Deputies, though its
IA I. in the upper houfe deemed uncertain. The
MiIitt.r Of Finance is to be impeachsd before the
ssrste for nirr eng the law In raising funds for the
goy.rnnent
The insurrectionary movements at Sutepec and
Teusscaltepeo had been suppressed aud most OF the
insurgents dsp.rted Don l.. Leon was still holding
ont, but without any other hope than that OF SAVING
lis lie 81 the lives Of his followers 1t Is said that il
The ove'rnent do not pardon them they viii destroy
thsnselves
f Indian outrases, perpetrated in every direction
and the mt 1t seems Is utterly incapable Of
anordEg pIo'.cIo to the lives Of the Inhabitants
1be California gold fever Is rs rife in the city Of
Mex is in this country almost all the foreign
srf notsnssged leaving for the plsosrs
A party Of gold hunters from New York. Numbering
twenty and headed by DR. S. C. Grosvsnor left Vera
Cruz The 25th ult for Carolina via MaEstsn. They
we're all veil armed, and equipped, and fully prepared
fight their way should they be attacked BY robbers
Mr. Clifford our Minister to Mexico, and family, ar.
rived at Vera Cruz the oath ult, and proceeded to
eensns La Vega va. 1T Yer. cru., awaiting vessel
command Of the forces At that point. He offered the
brig TIL 500 land him at Tsmpco which offer her
his psster gers by the detention
The read from Vera Cruz to the capital is infested
With robbers that scarcely diligence passes without
being robbed short time ago, the Pusola dilig-
robb@ within the precincts Of the city and with
in few hundred yards Of the palace by three gueril
loes Their. six pssssn gers in the diligence at
TIE time (all Mexicaps all Of whom were armed but
they u,ual made NO resistaucs permitting the rob-
b*rs to carry off three hundred and seventy FIVE dol
laxa onA n1n otAh
The British mail steamer Forth was wrecked Los
Ala NOS, about hundred and twenty miles from
Campeachy the 14th nit after lying three days 1T
the leland Of Perez in want Of provisioni. She
carried the shoals in calm weather by the strong
currents In that portion OF the Gulf Great blame ID
atsche to her officers for their sheer neglect in the
matter. TIE steamer struck at ten minutes past FIVE
on the mornrg Of the 18th ut. The wash
Ing decks at the time but the look out not neglect
the very fact of the shining brightly
upon the breakers, which prevented their being
unth it was too late lt is vol known that the light
cart by the moon upon the water, frequently bears
strong reembance to breakers and in the present In
stance the chip b,pg supposed to be twenty nine miles
distant from the reef, and In more southern lst
tnde there nothing lead to the superstition that
under the blaze light hidden the dangerous
reel on which we were 30 soon TO be cast The YEA
18Th the wind blew . fresh gale from l.. g. E.. with
heavy fea and though II bad moderated, there was
SSH fsth breeze ut the time of the accident. Sup
po.bg 1t possible that there might be strong set to
the orthwsrd and westward. Capt. Sturdee took
sights 1t 2 so P M on the 18th, ats M, and again
1T IL r. NJ All thste proved that the ship making
good the course stesied viz w. s. w. Al the last
named hour eighty five miles distant from the
fatal spot and what probability there within the
reach Of human calculation, that during the next six
hours, We should be set bys current twenty seven
With the lsudable desire Of reducing thu financial
operations Of the government TO something like regu
lar system the Presd. mt has to
certain advsDtsees granted to It, receive and disburse
the revenue Of the republic FL Monitor warmly COM
mepds the scheme. Mush Is expected, through this
banking agency. toward establishing public credit
and ss,hfying the foreign and domestic creditors.
committee CT the Chamber OF Deputies has reported
favorably the project and 1t to be discussed
the 22d ult
A report Of the Finance Committee OF the council
Of govern me mt has been published relative to the
claim Of Me.trs @ Musson Co, Of New Orleans
WI creditors of Mexico to the amount Of $500 600
There gentlemen require at out Of the indemnity
to be given to Mexico by the United States "a agreed
by the atty OF Guadalupe. The committee state
that the mt has power to comply With their
holders n London, and else whore.
Ell Monitor of the goth ut states that from papers
recently come to hard the Sand .isn Islands viii be
foIBia, attTscted thther by the abundance Of gold
the invita- Of the minister from Prussia, the
Gel residen in the capital have materially In
aed hr force in their comps ny Of National Guards
the French also at the insigaffcn OF their minister,
has BEEN consequently nearly doubled This says the
Monitor, 10 . new element Of peace and stability
ARRIVAL OF THE BRIrisH STEAMER De Our read
ers ready that the British mail steam oom-
paDy have ordered that their steamers no longer touch
q Ship Island and that instead OF It they have select
ed Mobile Bay their depot The Dee, one Of their
line dropped anchor at the latter station the morn
ing Of Wednesday last The Mobiliaus regarding her
arrival epoch in the commercial history OF their
port m ade quite . demon straton on the occasion.-
They sautsd her with rAvo Of artillery dn.d her Of
tcrs toAstsd glith enterprise msds complimentary
ftcnes, and did all they could to make their English
visters happy they the mseves. Col. Lang
don, the Mayor, did the honors.
The Mexican Secretary of War General Ar'sta has
ued circular directing the most careful pursuit Of
Paredss and his psrissns in the Guanausts attempt
thst they DO brought to trial and sopdign punish
mspt The new,psp r. consider this circular . mere
sham. They believe that Psredes 10 longer in tho
country and that the govern me mt knows IL well, 1t
did not co q nve at his departure.
Jpon the srriva Of minister, Mr. CLIFFORD at Vera
Crus . guard OF honor ter dered to escort him to
the pita which be coureou.ly declined He was to
leave the 18th ultimo for b % destination
The whole press Of Mexico IL out against the govern
xept on accou Of the large importstons OF cot
ton made by Senior Rubio, free OF duty, under some
permit which be alleges to have been granted prior to
the late war Thh SPECIES OF irregusrity at the
tom houses IN as natural as life.
The PRIZE FronrERs.-For 'lhe deliberate vio-
lstlon OF The laws OF Maryland Hyer and Sullivan
and tbofe aiding them thould be punished the most
exemplary for II the supremacy OF the laws be
not mainfaiped these brutal exhibitions may DO OF