The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30
TWO CENTS.
Very Late ana Interesting from 1exiss.

Very Late ana Intereating from Mckee.
The steamship Trent, Capt. Clark, arrived at
Mobile, on the 2lst inst, from Vera Cruz She
has on board 81, 200,O 900 for England
Our intelligence from the city of Mexico by this
arrival Is of the llth, and from Vera Cruz to the
10th inst.-ten days later than any previously re-
ceived advices.
We translate from lie Trait d. Union, of the IIth
inst, the following summary of news
Congress is at this moment warmly discussing very
important subject-the tariff IL Is to be desired thst
from its labors something definite and solid may result,
which, while it will prove satisfactory to the numerous
and important interests connected with this question:
may henceforth form the immovabe basis of the COM
merce and industry Of the country.
AS to the regulation Of the debt 1t is postponed to
presented. Mr. Robertson, the agent of the English
creditors. published In lengthy article the documents
relating to the very recent negotiations with the Minis
ter OF finance The Is earnestly discussing the
pro and but nothing has been DONE and do
hesitate to say that nothing will likely take place.
The instruction In the Sierra Madre Is constantly
assuming an alarming appearance; the trifng advan
tsges which the troops Of the government had recent
mored that the general in chief has determined to
act with yigor and promptitude; that in order to de-
the rebels with energy, attacking them at once ON
every side: This news struck hope In the souls
to the depredatons the insurs but viii the sT-
ssu,,on Of the plan adopted b the generap- chiefbe
his disposal! The line upon which it is proposed
to operate, extends about sixty leagues Is 1t pos
sbie to prevent there being weak side, which the
enemy could easily carry by concentrating their
troops? Whatever the consequence may be, in form
ing this plan the has to be RESPONSE
Bile for all casualties and when he has made the
luton act with vgor which very probable he has
considered that he is able to do 1t without danger
at least, without imprudence.
General Vincent Mnon Is said to occupy the place
OF General Bustamene, as commander In chief of the
army of the Sierra; the moment chosen for the adop-
" be VERY
Without doubt the hostilites have not, until this
day taken place with all the activity that Is desired
but now, when vigor and energy about to beadopt
go II Is very silly to await the result OF operations
taken place sooner, ut least at earlier period
The Globe excited yesterday great deal Of conter
nations it asserted positive fact, that six hundred
men, engaged at New Orleans, amongst the less
commendabe class of American citizens under the
prctext ofevengpg the injuries which the expelled
Governor Bar bachapo will, the contrary take the
way Of Tamrco and viii pass TO the establishment OF
this famous republic OF Sierra Madre, which has been
subjected to so many fears and intrgues.
The raising Of COO men, Of which the Gobo makes
have been well informed 400 of these had
when the Trent touched at the American coast, land
ed ut an Island, and steamer is prepared for the
purpose OF transporting them Co the place of their
Destination but which is that place? We not in
cned TO believe In concert with our contemporaries
OF the Giobo, that 1t Is Tampico. We have always
considered the formation Of the republic Of Sierra Ma
Dire as a dream difficult enough to realise; have
always placed too much confidence in the good sense
of the peopeas suppose that they would allow thss-
selves TO be hurried into Independence by few spe-
culators the allegiance with whom would prove detri-
mental to their Interests But, admitting that tho
object Of the expedition IL effectively such Is
nounced would not the Mexican goyernmcnt have Just
suspicion regarding this movement; and again, the
Governor has surely enough TO do With thu
ndians without having to incur the obligation Of re-
sising the American Don Quxotes.
As we have mentioned the Indians a little DEPRESSION
on their account will be permitted in the conclusion
hat gland barring eized upon TIE small territory called
Beise' has proposed through The medium Of her official
the whifes Of YHcafan. She would demand from thu
Mexican government certain concessions for the be-
portion Of territory upon which they could give them
selves up to cultivation. In exchange for these
cessions and stipulated Advantages, England would
gage TO effect the cessation OF hostes, aud the
eepten OF smicalle relations between the two races
This proposition, without doubt highly philanthro-
pic Is very landsbe. Unfortunately the American
contb ept itself oIeis example significant enough
OF what In similar circumstance the dsintsrested
mediation Of England costs e. those who accept OF it.
The shadow Of the King Of Mosquito and the bad nts
which that ludcrous monarch brought TO the States
OF Honduras and Nicaragua, come into the minds OF
the nit; they ask what potentate does Albion keep
in TO govern under her direction the second
Mosquito, whom she might perhaps think OF creating
in the peninsula, and they afraidl Whether their
fear is right or wrong. does not concern US
On Thursday, NJ. Henri Here's second conaert took
place The pianist elected the most enthusiastic s2-
psuse and his success greater than be
nttd the great srtst At his solicitation and that
Of the whole audience NJ Herr although the contents
Of the programme had been inihcd resumrd his per-
foi nance OF The piano amidst bursts q applause.
Never perhaps has foreign artist enjoyed more sym
patty among the Mexican people than NJ. Herr The
evident marks of bcnevolencc which the first families
in the capital INCREASINGLY tender to him tbs high
opinion In all circles ~ his talents (Which bis to
great mtdesty only cnbances all indicate how well he
Knows how TO gam the favor Of the public
The approximations Of Norma y ruft9lnei by Ma
dsme Bishop, have attracted multitudsB what viii
u be this evening when for her benefit she sp-
ma" and Di tGpn pal phi OF "Tancredi,n The Ma
tional Theatre win rot be large enough
We read in the sisio the following The chief OF
the Canton Braves has notified to the governments Of
Chihuahua that for having tried to keep American
drpnhsrds in the town IL faso, the companions Of ths
p,rtutators forming band a IRE than Eve hundred,
and TO whom thousand other adventurous will Join
Themselves all reduced TO the utmost misery had the
intention 81 attacking the town. The fgnctionAry,
therefore, den anscd that they should furnish him with
the assistance necesssry for general defence
The government answered thst II had already given
the pscessary orders and that all possible will
be sent him. saying that in case Of necessity he had
TO rcpel force by force.
In the intersit Of harmony between the two neigh
boring republics II Il necessary to take which
may hinder the return OF similar excessss The Amer
cans ferget that they longer in a conquered
country.
Six missionaries are about leave the state Of z.cs-
teca 10 into Lower California aud there
the Indians to Catholicism snd civilization.
[From the Mobile Herald, Aug 22l
The whole population Of this place the 18th July,
armed with pistol The Alcslde made an attempt to
que the disturbance but filling In this called
some soldiers to spprsbepd the man. In the contest
the American fred his pistol. instantly killing one Il
the solders and then took refuge In house The ex-
citeent became very great and loud cries of death
TO the Yankees" were beard in every direction The
Americans. whose numbers are very considerable st
Mazatlsn armed themselves for the conflict expecting
one but the authorities succeeded by their
energy and activity to restore quiet.
The Mexican government has made order sgsinst
admitting American desertsrs into the army.
DrrpEDsrIors Sorx ~nfNSs A N official lette.
has been received at the Office the Surveyor General
Dubuque, from James MINsrsh Deputy surveyor nov
engaged In the service OF surveying the public lsnds
within the State Of Iowa BY which informed 81
the particulars Of open aud outrageous robbery
p.trsted upon him by the Sioux Indians, Of lows ON
the 2eth Of July. He the time mployed In
Airain A fne