The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-06
Later from wexioo.

From the New Osissn, Picsyuns, Mareh IT.
by the arrival ht Mobile OF The British steamer
Great West-m, from Vera Cuz, we have received
Fl rs OF Mexc an papers from the capital to the 18th
ins tant, inclusive.
The question of loan of q. 500, 900 to be nego.
mated on pledge OF the % OOO0 portoi at the
next bad gwen rise to much debate in the Senate
The money was required to meet expenses not
provided for by the ordinary revenue of the Re.
pubc.and authority TO forestall the indemniy had
b, co gwen by the Chamber vt Deputies. Although
much OPPOSITION was offered In H.. Seuate, It was
expected that the bill granting permission 10 the
President to raise the sum required would be passed
on The 18th, when the debate thereon was to close
FL Stgo XIX. says that accusations grav. ly
compromising the Ministers Of War, OF Finance.
and ut Fore lga Relations, are - b.. forthwith
brought before Congress II adds significantly
" Then you have ministry full Of popularity"
OF War against Gen Bustamente, by the Auditor
OF Military Accounts in Queretaro, for arbitrary
conduct Alter inves tgatOD, the charge was
prove d grOundless.
TIE ass4tsins of Marc,al Blanco at Oajaca have
been found guilty and condemned to die.
In MichOacaa the greatest disc0rd re,gns among
the repr. sentatives of the people assembled Ia le
glslatlve session.
Ell Sislo denouuces the Brtish authorities at
Belize, in giving countenance to the insurgent In.
dans now ravsging the iairest portions OF Yucca
tan. The same paper remarks that the ineuIrrec-
ton which Q. emed TO be on the point OF extinction
The Apache Indians lately made an Eruption
into the Department OF Sonora. committing the
most horrd ravages They were 100 In number,
and destroyed three several attachments Of armed
daring the tolay, and from 800 10 1000 head OF
cattle carried oil. THIS visitation, and the little
hope sntertilned of protection by the government,
mas multiplied the emigration to California. The
total rum Of Sonora 10 anticipated it, as 1t Is stated
the rumor be true that the resident Ind Ian popula
ton Qsquis) is rising IN rebellion. The situation
OF these families that have means OF emigrating
to California or to other States, ID represented as
irIehttul.
The municipal authorities of Rio Verde have
made The strongest represe nations the sovereign
Congress OF The Union, to issue decree Tor the
rendering OF The River Panuco navigable to steam.
boats.
The district Of Coyuca has declared itself por.
ton OF the State Of Guerrero utterly d,savow-
ing all allegiance to the government OF M,choacan,
Information had reached the capital that there
was a party IN Tamplco intriguing for the return
OF Santa Anna. The Noticioso OF that port ex.
presses the desire that he should be restored to the
Republic, but not though revolution.
~ 10 stated that no less 3. ven weekly conrlers,
belonging to the Post Office Department at Du-
range. had been taken by the Indians and put to
Instructions have been forwarded to the Cover.
nor fucatan from the city OF Mexico, TO hold
forthwith an election tor Deputies and Senators
from the Peninsula, 10 unite with the sovereign
Congress al the capital.
Don M. M Gaudara has resigned the office OF
Governor ad interim OF the State OF Sonora, which
was In a sad state OF anarchy and confusion.
The loss OF the detachment OF government troops
that had been cat of by the rebels In the Sierra,
e senelby feh by the government, but it does not
alter the Re lative position OF the belligercnts.
The sudden ares and depOrtatio Oh from the me-
troPolis OF Gen. Perdlgon Garay Is commented on
by The S,gio and one OF Its correspondents, as 4
very high handed measure on the part Of General
Arista, the Minister OF War. Garay il accused of
coDspIlng against the government; but his being
spInied away without any form OF law, 10 said by
his trends TO be outrage which could not be ex
ceeded IN the metropolis Of Turkey by the des-
potc Sultan.
OF the project submitted to the Chamber of De-
puts Tor the construction oil iron railroad from
Vera Cruz to Acapulco, Ell S,gio says that it merits
every conside ration, and provided 1t do not pre-
Judlce natural rights, the scheme is preferable to
any other having the same object in view. 1t adds
that the advantages arising from the projected
railroad are lncOnte stible increasing trade, rean
mating agriculture, invigorating manufactures, and
qulckenlDg mining Industry.
TEXAN NEws.-The steamship Palmetto, Capt.
Smith, arrived last evening from Galveston, bring.
ing VS. papers to the Alh We learn from the Ne1s
that General Worth lett San Antonio on the 2Jth
There was nothing particular occurring. The
emierants at San Antonio, for Californis, had all
goLe on. not deeming II necessary to wait for the
projection OF the government troops General
Worth's expedition to the Gia will start about the
10th April Several parties Of Callfornia, bound
citzens were met by General Worth on his Jour.
Dey from San Antonio to Lavaca.
At lndianOla and Lavaca there have been seve-
raj cases OF cholera, and some few deaths. Cap
tain Rogers, OF the schooner Ocean Wave, died at
1ndlanola, and Mr. H.nsey, OF the firm of Hensley
and Fclger, died at Port Lavaca.
On Tuesday night last, says the Srw In
tonic 7traw Of the 9Th INST, Messrs Edwards
ard Davis arrived In this city, from Laredo. IN
charge Olive Mexicane, accused Of the murder OF
Juan +. Trevena, citizen OF San Antonio. One
OF the Mexicans, Antonio de los Reyes, turned
States evidence, and was admitted to bail to ap-
pear before the District Court Huizar, the prln-
cipaJ was required to give bonds in $40 600, and
the others in $1,000 each, tor their appearance,
and IN default were committed to lail.
We copy from the Presbytertdn the follow
ing extract Of letter dated at Huntsville,
Walker county, on the thirteenth inst anti
Our town was thrown into confusion this morning
from painful and heartrendlng circumstance.
Edward Banton WAS shot dead when walking
across the public square to his breakfast, by Mr..
Davis, who has been here for some time, taking
hkenesses. A little difficulty occurred between
them yesterday. Davis Is now under guard. His
trial vii come on tomorrow You have probably
EetilPs students, having difficulty on last Friday,
which resulted In the death OF one OF them. the
other one ls under arrest.-Ness Orleans Creseest,
March Is.
The Rio GRANDK.-By recent arrivals we are
glad to learn that the cholera, which some time
since prevailed to so% me- s,tsns At Drownsyls and
mosd and that the embryo settlements the line Of
that river advancing In prosperity and grestnsss
with railroad speed. Brownsville, opposite TO Msts-
being the great starting point for the CAifor
MAN who take the land route to the go
den FL Dorado is increasing In population and wealth
In . msnpsr unequalled by any Of the cities In the
bite settleme mt" and the Inhabitants vie
with each other in their efforts to provide all the
qusites for the California smsrants passing through
there Large numbers of hsrses and mules bel ng
daily brought in from the interior TO the ranches
roup ding Mstsmoras to supply the demands OF the
Csfor MIA emigra the prices ranging from fifteen
t. I've nty 1--WE dollars each and the market
ste cked.-N. Delta. March a
FROM HAYTI.-The schooner Oneeo, from Cape
Hayden March IA, arrived at this port this mora
ing Accounts received BY her represent that Presi.
de- mt SoloQue lsvyipg army Of oil capable Of
bearing arpr, who marching 70 the frontier to
attack the Dominioans. A battle will probably soon
tase place.
letter dated March 9th, says -" The President Is
ma king compaign against the Dominicans. All the
L.. sfax. I'D kaoA kax. ID.