The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-29

Minister Of
War, and, moreover to do all in his power secure
the triumph Of the moderate party at the approaching
LIE Trait d Union, of the LIST inst, says that within
the preceding few days unusual degree
had been observed among the military in and about the
city OF Mexico, announcing he takes it, something
IKE precautionary measures by the government against
| hidden, but pressing danger
Inc primary elections Tor deputies to Congress are
to take place ON the last Sunday in August and their
nomination on the first Sunday in October.
Gen Guzman was y ing i'll without hope Of recovery,
at San Luis lotosi the 10th ult when received
| the sacrament Of extreme JUNCTION.
The Senate the 10th ult unc uton.
al the law OF the Legislature Of chihuahua putting
price on the head of each Indian dead or alive Not
wthstandlng this the State Of Durango has Ted in
like manner The latter offers $500 head The Mexi-
can papers, to their credit denouncs these bloody
| tracts, as they term them.
The cho!era broke out in the city Of Durango the
10th ut the list for the "a hours the 10th being
| ravagss Throughout that State.
Gov: Barbachano' Of fucatan, has cleared himself
slaves to the planters island aba at least in
the opinion Of the Mexican government. He states
slaughter his prisoners expel them from the penin
sua. He chose the latter alternative, but made good
contrast with the Cuban authorities STIMULATING for
geod treatment and proper wages The Mexican go
yernment has approved Of his conduct through Senior
Lacunza the Minister Of Relations.
| negro slave, of the name of Beck, brought by
American to the city OF Mexico has lately claimed his
liberty by the Mexican law, and it accorded him.
| The Apaehes alarmed ut the danger OF finding them
selves placed between two fires, since the Americans
have drawn near the River ella have made proposals
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a remarkable fact, that up To the present time they
have been at perpetual war with the Mexicans being
their greatest scourge They now seek alliance
against our countrym whom they have beeS taught
| to fear.
The government is endsavoring to establish manu-
fscture Of in order to be free from tie neces
| tity a pure hasDg them from foreig
| A frenchnan named NJ Matthew DIES Posses, has
focited permission irom the government of Oajacs to
colonize the port of Huatuico to be open inter-
national commerce a free port
| band Of Monte .7asricdnos acked the LIST July,
the mining to~n of Cieneguiia where they committed
| the most revolving The bandits afterwards
proceeded on toward California by the village OF Car
boea The Governor 4 sonora despatched troops to
arrest n aud 1t hoped that they would be
| taken before they passed the Color ada
IL is stated that the condition OF the population OF
been thther port those who chose the
interior Of the Mexican republic, met with opposition
| by the American government, and contrary to the
treaty Of Guadalupe was not allowed to accomplish
The subject Of the internal external debts of the
| Republic has been brought before the Congress.
project by sr. NJ Payne, being modification OF that
agreed on by sr AIrangoiz and MIR Robertson agent
Of the English CREDITORS ad .pted by the Chamber
| Of Deputies ON TIA. 10th ult
when the he affair at Matamoras, on the
18th June relative to the Sierra Madra scheme reach
cd the city OF Mexico much inquetude felt both
by the government and people The latter feared ano
ther deep laid ,cEeme OF invasion by the Americans.
MIR clifford Minister, however. reassured the go
vernment stating that the authorities ut Washington
not only discountsIaBoed the enterprise but would
intervene neces airy put it down by force Of
The hamber OF Deputies had demanded categorical
answers TO questions put by IL to tue Minister Rels
lions relative To the isthmus Of Tehuantepec. They
desire to know contract has been passed to make
| road across t. the Tactic from the Atlantic, with
| whom, and when II is TO be commenced. They con-
sider II mine of wealth To the Republic. NJ Garay
Is the individual who has received the privilege to
sr Juan Soto has ignsd the Office of Governor Of
the State q Vera Cruz on account of his health Sr
Benito zusres has been appointed in his stead Sr j.
NJ tastellsbos has been appointed Lieutenant Cover
Madame Bi,top, with Bochsa and vetallina and the
pianist, n. Herr, drawing crowded audiences to
| their consents at the city OF Mexico.
tf far he iu.li he
| tGblished In the metropolis.
Gen Carrera has been completely reinstated in the
the esteem Of the people IL Guatemala The Minister
Of the Republic has made Official communication to
the Government Of Mexico, requesting not to oppose
the Decentralization II the Guaiemalian general in any
| Of the ports Of Mexico.
The Teric Garcia announces the arrival Of Gen.
Garcia Condo, the Mexisan commissioner 70 run the
boundary line In conjunction with Col Weller at San
| Diego
San Francisco lately struck by lightning, damaging
the vessel to render her unseaworthy The cleo
TIE mud Killed Mexican and severely wounded an
President Herrera has received letter Of scknow-
| pressed for his Holiness by the Mexican nation, and
giving him his apostolic benediction.
News fom the Sierra Gorda has been received Mt the
capital, announcing a series of successes, recently
achieved BY the eminent troops the insurgents
the whole line OF operations but they not con-
clusiye, and the war seems intsrmnable.
III .rco his, Of the 9th states that the OF
the Til caught ON the I'd shark of the port Of Vera
Cruz measuring sixteen feet; when opened it had
| number Of human bones In Its stomach. On the ID
|
on the 4th int. the Spanish polaeca Gertruds from
Caaiz, WRECKED OIL tn. reef Vera Cruz.
No lives were Lost and assistance going from the port,
moot Of her cargo saved.
The Topic GariOta had been received at tbs car
containing Intelligence from California to tn ora "a
June not later thao What have had her A. osusI
the accounts 81 In tina, terr are
with sinster cooring Among other stories narrated
is therein grsvsly stated that meeting had taken
place In francisco when the persons present ag
tated the question Of the Independence Of Cafornia
One man who was patriotic enough to oppose the
\ ptlted with stones.
The brig Till brought from Vera Cruz 81 coo in
specie.
Mn. CruroRD rHE MEue,s CarI~rr-Movr-
M,Nr OF THoor. 10 rH, Assn,e.s faesrira-
The Galveston Texas, Nsws, Of tue sixteenth
instant speaking OF the reception Of late mail irow
General Minon has been dispatched TO this from ..es
with force numbering about four thousand thus de-
yeloping what those precautionary measures were "A
force equal to one half the standing army OF the
United States sent to this frontier What be the
object Of this' ia possible that Mexico expects
sustain her injudicious policy, with view to enrich
few msnopolists, at the expense OF army such a.
stated aud this done when ker Congress L. In laby-
ninth OF discussion, in order 90 provide pay
the morest pittance TO her creditors Her actual
rent from all being equal 70 half
her expenditures therefore necessarily without credit
In view Of other facts the Isind naturally led 10
qure II the object stated L. I'd. true ani only one for
stationng this large army frontier may II not
be that some ambitious indi viiusls looking to the
hieh placers although distant NAV b, 90 ,rrsnyinS
matters to prepare Tor another revolution and In order
TO give cclst To the fame may consider ~ posey under
some prtteIce to gain victory the North Ame-
ricans, which might be Thought sttsinsble owing to
the great disparity Of numbers stationed here.
The little mad scrape Of DR. Millett had caused quite
an excitement at the city Of Mexico even so far a. 10
have led TO q stormy interview bet~een hr clifford
T. y. Minister, and the Mexican Cabinet aud further
has csused General Arista Minister Of War to address
private circular to various Mexican citizens the
foDter stating forth the evils that would result
them from annexation One u his arguments IL that
his estate whicl consists of 1o0 leagues Of land
under the United states system Of taxation, would DO
required to BAY four thousand dollars num-
to which added the usual appeal TO the love OF their
religion, their beautiful language and their becoming
strangers their land wing clearly that great
alarm exits at Mexico ON this subject
| THr SEoRrr EXPEDITION The New Orleans Della Of
the 18th inst, speaking Of the reported expedition
against Cuba, says that the collected at Grand
Island In the Gulf Of Mexico, fer the mysterious sx-
petition alluded to In the Presidents Proclamation.
does not exceed three hundred in number Gen.