The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08
Interesting from Mexico.

In addition to the items of ne from Mexico which
we gave in our last edition, We append the fol-
lowing, takeD4rom our files Of papers, brought from
Vera Cruz by the steamer Tevot:-
On the l0tf, inst Israelite named Isaac of the
fathers and publicly bsptised Christian, In
the Church Of Santa Vera Cruz, at the capital The
Governor Of the district, General Don Pedro Maria
Apsya his sponsor the occasion and besto we'd
on the neophyte the name Of Jose Maria Pubic Juan
Pstists ApAya He Is about twenty Ave years Of age
On the same day sumptuous collation. was given to
the new bristisn aud his friends at Tvoli, the
pence of which defrsyed by General Anays.
Juan Ramirez, the principal chief OF the insurgents
in the Sierra mortaly wounded by his csptors
the I'd instant General Bustaments, In commuui-
eating this fact the supreme government cong
ates the country that the long pending intestine war
is now ended.
Don Juan Navarro has been sentenced to one
years. imprisonment for belling the Secretary Of War
In an article in the Paianca.
The subject of the Mexican debt has been before
ago and expected that the committee public
credit would make report it on the 2Sth ult; but
regarding the several plans submitted for gradually
sxtiDguishiDg it. Mr. Robertson the agent of the
English creditors was quite tired out by the delay,
and about to leave for home, there to give an
account Of the failure Of his mission
French bsir dresser, named Charles Binchert blew
his brains out at Vera Cruz the Sd inst. He was
led the commission Of the rash act by considerable
losses which be had experienced At the gaming table.
The government has issued orders to esta osh four
military colonies In the Sierra Gords the seat Of the
late They to be in places depsn
on the four States bordering thereon, viz Mexico,
be organised like those the frontiers and after
four years. residence the coonists may become resi-
dent population This is done with view to overawe
the Indians, who now constitute the mass OF the
people
eight hundred and six pieces Of artillery to Zaca
ttcas fer the purpose Of preserving order in the d
Guilty between the Governor Coso and the Legislature
| OF that State
Some abortivs attempts have lately been made at
Cindad Victoria at ChAlco and in the valley Of rolu
CO. the metropolis, towards organising another
revolution. The prime movers In It the SAINT
anrists friends Of the exiled exdiotator By the
head and WITH the exception Of . few insignincant
arrests the display Of force alone by the authorities
was sufficient to preserve order.
permitting the discount Of bills Of exchAsge for
tios duties, which may cone i,to the treasury from
the maritime custom houses, during the last three
months OF the present Ths Standardization lstsy
applied for extension Of the time but Congress had
counted for more than per cent MONTH and hard
money 10 to be paid down by the discountsr ne paper
Nine Bishop and BocSss were shout to give ssri.,
Of concsrs at Qusrearo Herr had left that city for
The company owning the ius Of digsncss and trans.
port wagons between Vera Cruz and the city Of Mexico
have proposed to the government to establish at their
TRAVELLERS from the attacks Of robbers the
cities With security bet ween the principal port and
the chief city Of the repubo travel vii nstsriay in
General Don Manuel Rincon, we'll known for hi.
city OF Mexico, highly respected IS soldier and
citizen He had successfully oiled the posts Of Cover
nor and Commandment General Of the many different
States Of the republic
We find that our files Of papers from the city o
Mckee, extend TO the 1sth pstant Inclusive. FL Sigh
Of that date states that the conducta Of treasure
lately despatched, from Guapsjusta and San Luii
Potoei to Tampce amounts to the large sum Of Sl2-
0o0 goo.
great number Of Insurgents with their chiefs have
fallen into the hands OF Gen. Bustamente since the
capture Of Quiroz and Ramirez most OF whom have
ceivsd the amnesty Of the government, and been dis
missed to their homes.
~ Sis Of the 18th inst speaks highly Of the Mon.
plsr ballet troupe, who impstiently waited for
| atibe capital.
Our files Of Tampco papers reach to the 13th instant
but there IL little In them to interest In ri Deensr
Of the 18th, appears letter written by correspond
ept In New Oflsans, announcing the report that the
Round Islanders had abandoned for the present, the
idea Of invading the Island OF Cuba The expedition
the adventurous were about to proceed to the Rio
Grsnds, and proclaim the sierra Msdre
I public tour Tsmpieo friends may rely that there Is
not word 81 truth In the report
ST. Cardenss the Governor Of Tsmaulipas IL In very
bad odor With the citizens N may credit Ei Def,n-
for his arbitrary conduct particularly TO old
oeer whom he Keeps In prison without trial. Sr Vital
Fernandez The two daughters Of the latter have
pe,itopsd Congress for . redress OF their fathers
grievances
Gen La Vega hs, resigned his post as Comman dsnt
at Tsmpco through desire to avoid being the instru-
ment Of Csrdensss tyrspnicsl and uoconsttuti al
acts ~ Sgio Of the 18th infant, says that the
pr,me government has accepted his resignation.