The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

RIVAL OF THE AMERICAN Mr>IsrER-THK RxPUL-
SION OF FOREIGNERS FROM The MINES OF CALI
PoRNIA.
We have received by the arrival of the British mail
steamer Severn at Mobile lie Traitd Union published in
che city of Mexico the 22d of August to the sh
of September inclusive II contains considerable ad-
itiona al intelligence to that published In the Nev York
Herald of yesterday,
The Hon Nathan Clifford. the American Minister to
Mexico, passenger in the Severn as also Senior
Atocba
In the TyNt HUnion, of the sth inst, we find the
The next news from tn. United States will be pscu-
lsrly interesting much anxiety IL felt to know what
has been made since last accounts in the IA
mous expedition OF Colonel White perhaps the object
of his band Of Adventures Ia more perfectly Defined
and previous suppostions have given place to more po-
sitive intelligence
However that may be, the Mexican government has
taken all precsut and has acted wisely.
Thus even supposiug that these defensive measures
at Tsmpico, not Increased hereafter General Vega
at this present time bring forward to repel the
invasion, $50 men, pieces Of artillery two vessels suit
able for the defence Of the river, and the brig Vera
Cruz outside the bar
Mstamoras too has taken due precautions; General
Aaos has engaged for the service OF the Federation
100 men of the national guard mounted; the first ba
TALON Of the line VIII oh was at Rio has recev
ed orders to march 70 Matamoras. and moreover VI.
Cardepss has placed the entire national guard OF the
northern department at the disposition Of General
Ayaos.
IL these defensive measures Of nature to
trey the alarmed country they ~ least give
perhaps very publicity which will be given to them
will suffice dis the threatening dangers the
pect of obstinate resistance probably never having
been taken into consideration by Colonel White ana
his band If Adventures.
Now that the revolutionary attempts in the interior
have been put down in various parts the time has
rived justice claim satisfaction Of those who have
broken the laws We shall shortly See the unfortu-
nate heroes Of all these aoortve attempts brought be-
fore the tribunals
In consequence Of direct charges brought in the
Globe newspaper. against Gen Arista the Minister of
~ ytnye fly int ed In
at least lengthen out the proceedings against Dr. MIL
Get of these beroes the minister 70 prove bis In
noceDoe caused document to be published regarding
the case IL Is In the shape ~ communication to
General svaos who is the presiding officer ofthe mill
tary court by whom Miliets case is to be tried In
this letter he urges bring the trial to
speedy Is and keep him (the minster) constantly
advised OF Its progress me General IN ms ex
and promises to accelerate the affair by every In
his power.
tany calculated to dispe all the doubts that might
have existed against Arsts but We would have pro-
1erred have the minister refrain from direct
auson to the newspaper attack on him. evil disposed
persons might deduce from his course that the Minis
ter Of War in this acted less from sense OF JUS
tice and love Of country than from fear Of attacks
made ON Kim.
The elections of the Yucatsn Senator'S which took
place quite recently have been declared null BY the
Federal ssnate they will have to take place again.
Whilst the subject Of Yucatan ought tn
18th OF August IL IL not very favorable. The feaes
which had been entertained relative to the gsrri-
son Of Bacasr which -a- supposed had been forced
to evacusts the place happily have proved unfounded
but the situation OF this garrison was at the best very
critical.
Another point Til usuco was vigorously besisged BY
the Indians the loth August; tins roads inter-
cepted all sides. aud the efforts OF the enemy tend
ed to prevent the into the garrison Of the
equally hard pushed both these places however,
making most vigorous resistance.
At Vslladolid rizimin aud Sos Chenes, the warliks
operations were proceeding without any remarkable
occurrence.
Msxrco Sept. l, 1880.
The Departure OF Mr. clifford Special Enpoy to Wash
ingfor- The NstO OrsAns Expedition Eeefions- Go
vernon Of the State Of M.ri.o
We stated in lsst that the species OF panic
occasiened by the delivery OF passports TO the Ameri
minister based any serious grounds:
In fact that ssme evening Of the day on which We
urete Mr. Clifford gave fare yell to all
the members Of tn. Mexican cabinet also his col
leagues the Official Representatives Of foreign nations
The American minister will return to the United
States by the have net observed that
the government NJ Washington have a. yet nominated
any successor to him gin be return among Us, 1t
would be desirable fer him TO do for the American
confederation will hod II difficult To replace him by
any other who will folly enjoy the confidence ~ the
government 70 whom he has been accredited aud also
In the esteem OF his couDrymeu resident In Mexico
Be that u may. hi departure far from gvius rise
to Apprehensise feelings ought TO be looked ~
happy thing under the present serious existing cir
cutnstsneer MIR Clifford has the conclusion 81
the treaty Of Gusdalonr-; he ha onnribusea With all
bis efforts TO the celebration of peace b-t~ssn the too
republics; kno~ that he desires the frank and siu
execution Of that treaty and lsng aud durable
continuance Of the peace; these his amicah- dispo-
lions towards Mexiro a guarantee Of tbs
course Of conduct ~ vii pursue his arrival at
Washington his words w give fresh force to the
direct efforts which " H. said the cabinet of Pro-
edent Herrera has made towards that OF Gen Taylor
These efforts 20 Witch W. have just alluded aud
which consisted In the d.spatcbipg OF special envoy
90 Washington. explain ths reply OF the Msxicsn
government to the iDtsrrsgatorss ressntly put by
senior Juan Almopte TO conrrrs- relative to the new
Orleans expedition The csbinet Is aware of the pro-
par alton Of this expedition and have already made the
tcamatioDs the government Of the United States
which the circumstance required
Let us hope. then, that the united efforts ~ the
American minister aud the Mexican envoy. will pa
slyse the culpsble attempts of the adventures who
are publicly enrolling frcrs In Louisisus At the
time ~ is proper tu observe the object Of the exp.d
0son without being kue-n In positive manner no
thing the lees sanirg the uncertainty Instead OF caus
ing any deabi'. point has sown IL In every
port the From Ro Graode TO the Bsiiss the
aaym has been given; the news comes By hts aud
starts from si.sl frsm rsmpscha from Laxuna from
AIvarrdo. frum rahasco from Vera Cruz. from Tam
pico from soto Ia Marina irom ruxpsn. and from Wa
tsmoros and are f-kea to preserve at once
every Of thee points from sudden attack. The
two extTemities more moved thao the centre Inus
have sseo central NezA hasten to srno courier
extraordinary TO the federal gov-rnmeut TO warn IT,
aud dems nd from u aid Bovernor Bsrbarhsn"' Tor
his mart the various enbsrrsssments
whieb an. ri.ius - the Indians entail upon him. has
gathered txether in the Yuca'sn prrts an imposing
force Of infantry cavalry aod ss,,,ry 20 oppss any
recon most ssiicitouly 70 the particular stten
tion 81 the Mexican government
mad. wtl Vanish the breath % veto pronounced
nv the Lou~isntsn authorities We sincer-y hope 80
Cor the interest the enemies and even the fieods OF
Eolun.i white We mos BY experience Of What these
volunteer are composed the r-fos- OF the vprd-we
viii Of the Upited states bot OF the wnois
uorld people vthou occupation devoid OF principles
and nationality ready 60 enroll themselves under any
banner ano enter soy rnnss providef you can sho-
IN, m In pto.pecttvr robbsry pisge whence and In
csuoiarism rbrse the same people wh"m the CITY
OF New Urls.us. during he Mexican gar "a. Obliged
40 turn out 81 its boundaries else they wouid dsiy
have admitted 10 the broad daylight rohb-rtes aud
sss.ssip.tps W. hesrr, pity their sliies. vhether
fbev NAV he whites in the States Of the sierra
Nedrp or indian. IN Yuc.tsn. Tn. Chsmher ~ D-pu-
ties coneludea. tee DAYS the discussion ot the
pev taiin they are present occupied 90 mooincs
ticu4 he introduced In the orssnic is~ of the Naon
al Guard -. -. A.
the senate; where doubt decision viii be p-ehi
4, arrived az when the Tu tom House las snail
have been adopted ny the tvo legislative bsoehe' sn1
sanctioned by the esseutve aud have thus acquired
ell those conttutiousl cbsracerstics necessary TO put
them w foil force shall give them In fou TO our
feeSera