The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-31
VERY LATE FROM MEXICO.
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ARRIVAL OF CALF ORNIANS.
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THE ELECTIONS In MEXICO.
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The steamship Thames, Capt. Abbott, arrived at
Mobile the 21st inst, from Vera Cruz, whence shs
sailed the nth; two weeks later than previous
advicss.
She has 100000 in speois-s37Tol Of which 10 for
New Orleans, and 500 for Mobile, and twenty. six
passengers.
Among her passengers the following, from Cali
fornis, via Mexioo:-
DR. c. winslew q Nantuetet DR.. Desmond Of Misss-
.ipp MT ~ n1.l,.n q rassslghis " sr;sols Of MI
KsIlos. Of otssso. n Y.
There Is, also, among the passengers, MIR. Jimenss
editor Of one Of the public papers in Mexico, his
way 10 New Orleans.
The Mobile Register and Journal, OF the ed inst,
gives the following items Of news
There IL nothing important In the way Of down
the Gulf The steamer experienced severe northsr
Oh Tsmpico, which prevented her from landing her
quicksilver ct that place. She brings mail from
fampico.
was going on and much excitement prevailed. The
monsrchists are supposed TO be In the ssce ndant.
We also learn that popular disturbance broke out
some few days since In the city OF Mexico which
down By the government forces, with the loss Of
raj lives.
his family last month, robbed Of $1,000 his way
from Vera Cruz TO Topic.
said TO prevail In Mexico The friends Of Santa Anna
appear 70 be gaining IN numbers, aud the speedy
turn Of the exled chiesD Is confidently calculated
upon.
Our own foundations from our Mexican nles are as
follows -
The elections throughout the several States Of the
republic hare been carried with great deal heat
and excitement, than in former used 10 be
the As far they pleted the OF
the republican party, and In favor Of the present GO
vernment, appears to be overwhelming. There are
however several States In which, from various causes
the elections have not been able to be held the legal
period II IL sais Congress will pass Law enabling
them 10 supply the deficiency aud hold fresh elections
In the the sitting Ct Congress Of the 18Th November
the Chamber ~ Deputies proceeded 10 the election Of
Ito President and Vice President Nj. Vera nsmi-
mated to the hrst and Mr. J. Navarro to the second
post
There are hfty-one newspapers published in the
public Of Mexico, via In the city Of Mcxico 10; in
Puebs. a. In Vera Crus 6; In osjacs 3; in Toluca
In Tobasco. In Ctiapas L. In Yucstan 3, In Miohos
can. 9; In Queretaro, 2; in Zscstecss, 3; In sau
Luis In 6usdslsjara, 1; In sonoms, 1; In snotoa
IL I'm Chihushua, IL in Nuevo Leon, 1; In Durango L.
In 0usnajuato, I; In Cohabuils, 2; in Tamsulipss
Only Mexico and Vera Cruz publish daily papers; in
the other cities they published three times twice.
and in some only week
There IL only one foreign paper published, which
lie Trsa SUn'on. French paper published in the city
Mexico, twice week. The above journals classi-
nsd as follows according to the sentiments they pro-
mulgate:-
Republican, attached TO present principles. az
Monefchfst. ..s...s.....s... 2
Santa Appist. ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
On the fenoe. sss...s..s......... Il
Aooounts from Dar.pso and Cbihu.hus represent
the Expectations and murders committed By the
Indians as very alarming In the State OF New Leon
on the TIN OF November, there Was Q battle bets
the government troops at the hacienda Of Mamaiiaui
Which lasted from cir IN the morning I'M four ocls~k
W ths afternoon. The indiana were anaiiy repulssd
ss< rstrsatsd b. Tie vansy Of saus. The nrins Of