The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-01

Very Late from observation-disclosures
C.iifornia-Yhe Receipts Of Caiiforr ns,c
Dust.
The steamship Dee, Captain Allen, f.
Vera Crus, arrived at Mobile the ~. W.. 80
received Ell Loeomotor, Of vsrsCr s =, w.,..,...
OF Pueoa 70 the latest os's the 18th ut from Vera
Cruz.
Inc Dee nsd twenty ehree passengers and So 900
In specie VI INC >pece, $4,000 are destined for New
orieAn'' 'N~. FOR Havana, $1,77S,0oo for England
ana inc rems -nder for Mobile. She had also board
oAV teio0'-s ofjslap, for England.
Inc following IL list of passengers by the Dee -
FoR MOBILE
cSI Port 1sss Innss Es
@"nd ABBOTT and SPS %ifs s1s Washington. '' ''
FoR HAvASA
mr. and Mrs Lelar,a and family hessrs shala sanina
| Eessrs Ader and Ajuira.
The people from Sonora who went to California, are
beginning to come back again. II is said that they haze
brought back Nth them much millions Of dollars
California gold dust 1t Is much to be desired that
this will be proted by to encourage the spirit OF
enterprise for the improvement Of Sonora.
The Mobile Register OF the Esd, gives the following
| items Of news from their Mexican fles:-
The ERGO del Concrete states that the Executive
authority the legislature to dispose OF
the next due from the United states amounting
ANTICIPATED deficit in the trea which Is esti-
mated at saa252l The demand on shs treasury r sss
eleven while the reHieS from all w be but
Robbees very frequent in all all parts OF he country
snd ,ns are Sego bs% O aes coll SION With The
police, reroed with much difficulty, all OF them
memorial ha. been addressed to ss Pro So
Minister OF Relations approving of The project
1he has appropriated sUOo Tor the purchase
tween Melieo and The United States,
1hs ar; h es s@S aaos is
effects in other countries in support oft
Our own TRANSACTIONS follows
Ii seems that many the inhabitants Of Matamoros
have lett that city gone settle the other side
the river. The Mayor of the city in his account to
the Governor of this circumstance, says that 1t is
fact that than q iith part OF the inhabitants
emigated but processes not to know what can be
the causes Of this emigration.
A band Of malecontents, commanded by ID. j. Flores
Retuo Vegas the two Gamboas, a son of Bruno and
ohers have met together in the woods Of ritsisya in
Tamsupas, and have begun their operations by
pyipg the farm of San Antonio with the object Of OBJ
tanning arms there
Ell Unic1sal says, that the coniucta which left
Mexico for Vera Cruz, had million six hundred
thousand dollars (No date is given.-Ta. HsRALD)
The Loconaotor Of the 18th ult says:An article
read in the chambers from FL Gobo entitled Viola
ton of the Constitution and relating to the uton
of the rebel General DIgnacio Flores IL that
Flores had been tried and condemned to BE- shot TOR
revolutionary NOV smepts undertaken against the GO
yernment IIe had formerly been peaceable man aud
q good citizen When the Mexican army was desti
tuie Of all resources and about to be- bes-ged In Mon
terey by the forces Of General he advanced the
iun Of 10000 dollars from his private fortune tor its
relief He afterwards proceeded to the capitol to re-
cover the money advanced when Santa Anna TO quiet
him, made him General aud gave him q certain CON-
mission execute in the Eastern States OF the Repub-
hc From that time he converted into factious
discontinued and at length has fallen by the de-
of the tribunal forrye- for his factous conduct
On the night Of the 9th OF the present month (Oct)
died, General ID. Andrew Huets, member OF the su-
preme military tribunal.
The cholera continues its rsvsges at MaEatian.-
Whole families have been carried of by 1t.
An order has published at Vera cruz, ferbidding
the departure OF all persons from the State without
being duly provided with passports.
The Monpaisrs who arri in the lite still Mt
Vera Cruz and propose soon TO perform there
Ell Sigio OF the eth announces that the mountain
In Guntus were wsgiDg war against the govern
m.nt cruelty. IL WAS thought that the states,
now separated would re-unite and form n new confe-
derscy The Indians had made fresh inoursions into
Coah uila and committed great atrocities near Psrss