The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-11
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From the New Orleans Papers, Feb
BY the arrival OF the Irwin, Captain Robinson,
from Vera Cruz, the 10th utmo, we received files
of Ell Mow,tor Repubticano, OF the city of Mexico,
10 the 18th ult., inclusive, being five days later
telligence than marlborough by the schooner Adela
TAMPlco.-As the first IN importance since the
lnhsbltants were supposed to be in favor Of the
Sierra Madre scheme, we allude to affairs in the
port Of Tampico. Tranquility is restored, and
the people have returned to their normal state Of
obedience to the central government. Et Monitor
OF the 1lth ultlmo, contains addresses Of Don J.
Cardenas, Governor, and General Garay, Com
msndantGeneral OF the State OF Tanaulipas to
the troops and citizens, dated Tampico the Both
December, cOngratulating all on the happy results
Of the mission with which they were charged by
President Herrera, to promote a reconciliation
Governor Cardenas, after reiterating his declara-
tons OF innocence as to participation in the plan
for separation, with which he was charged,
assigns as the only motives for the expulsion OF
the soldiers, by the national guards, that they he
latter) were indignant at seeing quartered there,
IN time OF peace, the same men who had deserted
them when the American forces first appeared off
the port, during the late war. Moreover, they
peeled that the troops intended to pronounce IN
favor of Santa Anna, whose return BODIED them
and the country new strife and perils the result
OF all this, it would seem, is perfect concord
among the troops and citizens in Tampico
Whether II will last, depends noon circumstances
The troops c-entered the city from Pueblo Viejo,
on the goth ult. hostile manifestation was
made by about dozen individuals, but II quickly
ceased, through the intervention OF the Governor,
who granted all they demanded.
General La Vega arrived IN Vera Cruz on the
9Th ulumo, on his way, by sea, 10 Tampico, to
take command of the troops there.
ToLUcA--News from the scene of the late abor-
tive attempt at revolution in the district of Mexico
by Don Esievan Leon, has been received from
Its capital, Touca, announcing that the armed
forces under General Norriega had completely
queled 1t. General Alvarez, whom the insur.
gents had nominated their commander, indignant
ly repudiates the unsought aud gratuitous dstinc-
ton, de- aring that his heart with the preset mt
administration. General Arsta, the Minister OF
War, was remarkably prompt In his measures to
suppress the revolt. EI Monitor calls on the 90.
vernment to gppy the extreme pen lty Of the law
against the perubators, as the only way to pre-.
vent repetition. The certainty Of meeting the
fate OF the rebels at Guanajuato and Mazaan, it
well remarks, will extInguish the restless spirit OF
agitation, which has been the bane OF the country.
CHoLERA.-The Minister of Home Relations
has issued circular 10 the governors of tho seve-
raj States, Intmaing that as the government had
received information from Vera Cruz that the cho-
lera bad, IN few instances appeared there, the
PRESIDENT exhorted the authorities to the obser.
vance OF all due precautiou, IN order to mitigate
ifs Effects should 1t travel through the country.
NATIONAL GuAnp--The government are arming