The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-30

From the New Orleans Picsguns Jan 20l
The schooner American, Capt Msloney, arrived THU
morning from Vera Crus whence shs sailed the I3sb
inst BY her We have dies from the city of Mexico "a
me OH inst from JAsps to the 7th, and from Vera
The British steamer had not arrived ct Vera Cruz ON
the lStn and her unwonted delay gave the authorities
ner letters and passe myers when they shosd reach
there Great dread Of cholera prevails Vera Crus
the rsvagee Of which they sprsed by arrivals
lish lasareto on pssse whore they
should undergo rigid qusrs ntne but dc mite
had been determined upon. .r
The party known ths Puros In the city Of Tolucs
maze an attempt ct revolution on the I'd inst. BY
uniting with the insurgents Of Tsmsscsltepeo. The
ena, In the mean time to install of his partisans
IN power Inc gcvernment got wind OF the conspiracy
Pss Troop. ordered
Pinzon directed to Operate with the authorities Of
the State In preserving order
Fears too Of revolution seem to exist in the city
OF Mexico and the government Is called upon for the
utmost Vigilance in REFRESHING every sligo of disorder
Inougn the subject boldly spoken of In the papers,
We see nothing to indicate the purposes Of the dis
affected.
According to the Monitor the difficulties In Tampoo
driven out Of the oity have been Invited to aud
the parties but short while since SO exaggerated
against each other were intsrchangng public oourts-
oonciliation ss hollow hearted
The diplomatic body waited the President Of Next
90 on the LIST Instant upon the occasion the
Of Congress. The French Minister was made the organ
othe body and after mutual Fluctuations the Pres-
dent and the dipemates repaired to the halls of Cen.
grsss to witness the formal installation of that body
The President pronounced inaugural address which
We find the papers 1t seems to be of general cha
dent Of Congress replied In similar strain.
The following day the reports Of Secretsriss we're
read and different days set down by the Deputies for
the confederation Of deren the tariff for
the 9TH Instant colonization for the 9Th &c. 60 So
far as we nothing Of much note had been done
down to the 9th instant though We have reports Of
Of Secretaries filing the columns Of papers General
Amonte Is taking leading part In the Of
Aspersons thrown out from time to time against
General Arista Secretary Of War, and his country
men are evidently somewhat suspicious Of him. from
Northern Republic; but his partisans point to tho
reforms carried out by him. especially to his rigid
sures IN improving while reducing the army, the
best answers to the ambitious designs attributed to
him.
All that part Of President Folks message which rs
ates to the acquisition Of California and New Mexico
with their mineral treasures, translated in the Next
can papers, and remarked upon in no envable frame
We find reports of Indian outrsges committed In the
vicinity Of Parras and at various ranches this side of
that town From Chihuahua too, addresses are sent
TO the central government to protect them from the
ravsges of the Indians.
Gen. Csrera, late of Guatemala, has been over to
ucatan but was informed that 1t inconsistent
with the friendly relations subsistipg between Mexico
and Guatemala, that he should remain there and he
accordingly re. barked for Tabasoo.
On the h inst President Herrera to receive the
stonsI Guard OF the city Of Mexico and make them
an address.
The government is in difficulty again with It's OH.
cerh in Mszatap They have been levying illegal and
arbitrary duties on imports their nests as
usual All have been removed by the govern msnt, aud
.ome Of them ordered to to be tried This
Is the case with General Ansya, who 10 superseded by
General incldn
Gen La Vega has last left the capital for his com.
man j Of the State of Tamaulipas.
Petitions pouring In upon Congress against ex-
lending further religious liberation in the utry As
Was to be expected, many Of them are signed exclu-
lively by women