The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-17
THE LATEST FROM MExIC
The Progress Of California Emigrants,
&c. sc. sc.
From the New Orle.ns picayune, May ST.

From tho N.w ORLEANS picavuns. Msvsl
By the arrival here Yesterday Of the ship Tyrone,
Cant Goldipe from Vera Cruz the 10Th ult, We have
received 6les OF E Monitor RepubIicono and FL Sisio
XIX from the cty of Mexico the former to tho 2fst
and the latter to the 10th ut inclusive The Jalspa
Z.mponl,sco 10 the o2d has also come to hand
TRe Mexican boundary com missioner left the capt.
tai on the sth nit for San Diego meet the commits
siopers of the United States. He Is bound by the
treaty to be there on the 31st inst An escort Of $50
cavalry accompanies him. and they to be furnish
ed with rations for one year The following the
names given: Commissioner, Gen Don P Garcia Csnde
Surveyor Don Salaxar Barregui; LIST Engineer and
Secretary, Don +. Jimenex I'd do, Don +. Chavero
80 do Don A. q. Condo; 4th do, Don II. Ramiriz; In
terpreter. Don +. de Jesus Iturbide.
In the province Of Sonora the depredations Of tho
Indians have lately been most horrible
shocking act of inhumanity had been perpetrated
by the captain of the nationai brig Republicano 1t
appears that this vessel sailed short time ago from
San Bias with passengers for California. Two or three
days after she at the captain, Don n. Patno,
found that a Frenchman had come on board surrept-
tously without paying his passage. Patno wished to
throw him into the but prevented by the pas
sepgers He then drew near the shore and in spite OF
every entreaty Of the people about him, forced the
entirely surrounded by the water, and which was at
high water partially overlooked Here he left with
few biscuits and six or eight pints Of water; the
humane passengers added small quantity Of pantains.
On the arrival Of the brig at Mazatlan complaint
was lodged against Patno, and Gen Inclan, the Co.
vernon ordered his arrest ut the time despatch
ing small craft to ascertain If the illated French
man still alive on his dcsolate sand bank The
poor fellow found ut the last extremity Of suffering
from exposure and starvation the bank not aording
the slightest shelter from the burning sum- and for the
most part being under water He was taken aboard,
and after some time with judcious care he revived,
when the vessel returned to Maxatlan Gen. Inclan
deserves the thanks of every phanthropist for his
prompt humanity. The wretchca Patino will he
punished for his cruelty.
The Monitor Of the Goth denies the report that was
current in the capital the previous day of the
der of the city Of San Luis dc Potosi to the Indians
That intelligence had reached New Orleans but it
wholly without foundation The Monitor says that the
so inconsderatey published by Ell Globo of the
H.. he had ba Sa mi was
entirely false and wonders what could be the motive of
that paper in alarming the public by such an announce
mcnt.
A popular sedition broke out at Tuspan on the At
lantc short time since headed by the Cure who was
led to this demonstration ny the refusal of the munich
pal authorities to prescribe the toeratng religious
belief The bgot and his mob were soon put down by
the activity Of the political chief Don A. Florentes
The Governor Of Vera Cruz has given orders FOR the
organization Of special force to patrol constantly
the road between that city and the National Bridge for
the protection of passengers.
ri Monitor Of the l9th ult states that an express
from Tampco had reached the government that ut the
time when Gen. La Vega expected to start at the
head Of his force from Tula an attempt was made at
revolution by the few men there known xation
lists, but they arrested. Among them Don Ju
liam Duar, notorious character; Don Pablo Castillo
Of the peincpal actors In the events of September
and Don Ramon de la Tore well known for his opinions
on annexation Some extraordinary revelations are
expected In the Judicial Investigations which were to
take forthwith ut Tampico.
The President has directed that an express be for
waraed 10 te capital from Acapuso Win the cores
pondence brought or to be brought monthly BY the
American steamers to that port with oil possible speed
rs to admit Of return courier that shall reach Aca
puco in time to put on board mail before she starts
again. as is the case in reference to thu English steamer
at Vera Cruz
The Monitor, OF the 18TH gays that the flow OF omi-
grants to California through the centre OF Mexico con-
tnues uninterrupted. From tho 10th OF February up
to date, 1872 foreign passports were examined at the
Office of the Governor Of the District OF the Capital
number Of wagons have passed through Durango
with cmgrants from the States al bound to California
Difficulties occasionally take place between them and
called on to suppress.
A fire Of some extent occurred in Guanajuato ON the
appears that although that city of the largest
and most popuous In the republic there Is not single
fire nor arc there any other means Kept for ex
tipguishipg fires.
We learn from the Monitor OF the 10th inst that DAN
lei Boyden an American stage coach driver, who for
fifteen years has conducted himself with the greatest
credit in his vocation, had suddenly made of from the
capital with few thousand dollars, which had been
entrusted to him Tor transport from one place to ano-
Their lie Is stated TO have taken the road TO CRUZ
ne precise sum Is not mentioned. Inc man VINO mas
thus forfeited character OF fifteen years standing has
est distress
serious misunderstanding has recently broken out
at San Luis Potos between the Governor and the Com
mandant General.
The wild Indians continue their ravagcs unpublished,
almost unoppofcd, throughout Mexico Mr. st. James
Lane citizen of the United States, has presented
petition to the Governor of the State oahua pray
ing for permission to be allowed to wage these
sayages on his own hookn He stpulates that all the
plumber he makes from them shall be conceded to him
his own that he be paid $50 for each scalp he pre-
sents and in Of the Governors preferring
This is extracted from the Saltillo Herald
inserted in the Monitor Of the 18th ut We know
tiago Lane Norie qmereano as the Mexicans wonder
ousy call him:
In Sonora the Apachcs made descent lately, and
The progress OF the Indians In the Sierra ~ quite
alarming Since the capture Of Rio Verde the city OF
San Luis Potosi has been put under martial law The
md Tnla Ouir their load will