The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-04
From the Mobile Register, November asa.
Late from mexioo-Arrival OF 81 IaO, 900 In gold.

Late from mexioo.-Arrival OF ~, 900 In gold.
| The royal mail steamer Dee, four DAYS from Yer
Cruz arrived at her anchorage below the city yesterday
WIN twenty three passengers and two million hun
a1sd and twenty thousand dollars in specie destined
100000 for New Orleans; and The remainder to L. c
Center Co, and l. Bell & Co., Of this city, She ha.
also on board $3.50 ceroons cochnea and 80 ceoons ap
for England.
The following American vessels were in port at Vera
Cruz brig Tih, for New Orleans brig Vandalia fol-
Boston; brig Phocion and barque Brasasco, for New
G ro iae h 6arque Eugsna Capt Biscoe left yers
Cruz Tor Mobile on the 10th, and passed by the Dee
on the morning OF the 10Th, lat. 80 20, ION. 90.
We are Indebted to Captain Allan and to Mr. Downer
From The ssy Lance Ssm ". sab.
the following items
The ERGO del Comereo states that the executive gov
eminent has asked authority from the Legislature to dis.
pose OF the instalmen due from the United States
amounting to three million five hundred and forty thou
sand dollars TO meet the anticipated deficit in the reasa.
y. which is estimated q sa,Ao252l, The demand on
the treasury Tor the fiscal year ending with the month OF
April next, will exceed eleven Millions while the renles
from all sources will be but about eight millions
Rooberes are very frequent in all parts Of the country
and the brigands are becoming more audacous than
usual Recently, at Campo Flordo, they came in COLI
sion with the police, and were repealed with much diff.
Guilty, all OF them escaping
proposing 10 construct road from Vera Cruz to Acapul
co the Minister OF Relations approving OF the project
The government has appropriated $4,000 for the Pur-
chase OF additional instruments for tracing the boundary
line between Mexico and the United States
The papers are discussing the propnety Of establishing
the penten.lary system in Mexico and adduce its bene
cal effects In other countries IN support OF It.
From the New Orleans Picsyune Nov. a.
By the arrival at Mobile Point yesterday of the British
West India mail steamer Dee, late from Vera Cruz we
have received files OF FL Sgo, OF the city OF Mexico to
The Minister Of War has recommended to the govern.
ment the promotion TO higher grade in the army OF
performed in snppessng the revolt in the Sierra Gordo
Senior lturbde has retired from the Ministry OF Fl
nance, and is succeeded by Don T. Eoraga, gentle
man of high attachments
A new theatre, commensurate with the wealth and
magnitude OF the capital is about to be erected in the
city OF Mexico.
ues disappearing Of the project of the government to
anticipate, by dscounng the payment OF the next por
ton Of the indemnity to be paid Mexico by the United
States in May next committee in the Senate had pro-
posed resolution limiting the expenses Of the govern
ment to $500 900 monthly to which the Chamber OF Dep
unes bad agreed
readers that the British minister in Mexico has received
instructions from Lord Pamerston to interfere in his Off
cia capacity in pressing the claims OF British creditors
holding Mexican bonds Mr.. Robertson the agent of
the bondhoders after finding his hopes defeated of OBJ.
tanning satisfactory settlement, it will be recollected,
retired from the country and Lord Pamerston has now
n.erfered.
Ell Sigio OF the 10th instant says that conspiracy had
been discovered at Merida Yucatan among the prisoners
confined there to break out and sack the city, and
sinate the principal men, II sied in the bud. The
government had been able induce the Indians TO
lay down their arms Intelligence had come TO the hands
OF the Yucaian government proving that to English
daion are the whites indebted for the continued hostility
OF the Indians
The Monitor, OF the 10TH alarmed the capital by stating
that war had been declared by Great Britain against the
United States, on account OF the Nicaragua affair
The Chamber Of Deputies has ordered an inquiry into
the execution OF Flores shot gaoted by Canales in
Tamaupas II has been nsnuated that the unfortunate
man put TO death account OF $4,000 in gold,
which his cap,ors wanted TO appropriate.
E Siglo OF the 9th instant states that the Seranos
Mountaineers in the republic OF Guatemala carry
ing the war against the government in the most cruel
and barbarous manner
The opinion is becoming general that the states now
separated will reuniie and organize confederation
The Guatemala legislative assembly did not the
18th September convened in consequence of the want
OF the necessary number 10 form quorum
The Indians Apaches. and Camanches, have lately
made fresh incurson into Coahuia and committed ter
rible atrocities near Parras
The cholera had disappeared from Chihuahua, where
il had made the most terrible raYages