The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-31
Int.r..,inx from Mexico.

THR CHOLERA POLITICAL AFFAIRs-MURDER, ETC
From the Mobile Advertiser, July 231
We have looked over file OF the Trait Union aud
OF the Eco del Commsre'o They contain mourn
ful descriptions OF the ravages OF the cholera In the
city OF Mexico says the n AIT dUnon from the 25th
at which date We ased daily report, to the I'd
July the total humber Of has 600 deaths
2eo cases OF cholera each day and Of that I76
have died We had hoped that the plague dis
Appearing, but within two days past, Il has recon-
naepced work of DEATH and Is more horrible than
ever From the fret appearance OF the cholera until
the I'd Of July there have been Is 600 400
c'ahs Whatever may be said TO the soatrary, we
can assure our friends Of the truth Of our report
Private letters say IL has die appeared from Guans-
sto Also from Qusrearo. IL Is raging from the
Mexican Colt Jalapa, Orizaba. ADD Vera Cruz have
Just entered the perce ordeal OF suffering and death
The city authorities Of Vera Cruz are acting In most
CONNIE dsse manner. they have opened nospitals
and urRtd the sick TO seek Them but the autipath nv
flt oy me poor oi all nations toward hospitals pre-
teD's ibe possibility Of great BENEFITS being derived
The authorities have issued an edict forbdding all
drinks.
che political horizon CT Mexico seems enwrapt In
clouds Hope of its future grandeur Is fast deseiog
the hearts OF the people. The dismssa Senior Gu.
terrts from bis poet Of Minister of Finance, meets
with b, arty disapProbation. He had been replaced
for the pfetDt b Senior Lscunza Auiser OF Foreign
Relations. Guticrres made some sstouu ding Develop
nen ngsrding the state of the treasury He Is said
To have betn dismissed because he honest to
become ths tool OF ambitious men. The Trait d Union
remarks
"sbe treasury Is not only empty, but there are no
available means by which IL be allied lat least
l. Raiiy htd) The state Of the country arises from
th' evils which have crept in and become part and
portion " It's stem ei government. They must all
be changed ere amy permanent good can result TO
Mexico .
frehtful assassination occurred at Puebla recent
ly. The victim vas the Hon Don Camille Barros The
servants all ~ early when his valet
I'd bis chamber aud struck his unfortunate master ut
least "A blows with knife He died long the
lsst blow was given The valet then gathered up all
the valusb lrs In tho chamb ,r and fed.
He eonctalsd himself In VI The large inns Of the
city sSaitDg the approsrb of ht thai nv might sf-
feet hs escape The judge OF Lbs district upon ceiv
In information OF the horrid murder had all the gates
OF ths city closed and every inn searched until the
vile asfassin was discovered His hands red
vii h the blood OF his aster
Diligence between Vera Cruz and the city Mexico
have bee robbed Rio Frio the passengers ri
hsd of all their money. The conductor was killed
The train of Wagons or arricrss attacked In Q
similar mannsr One merchant robbed OF Slb,OOO
worth OF merchandise which will ruin him completely
Henry hsrz has become terrified at the fearful Azote
which spares nsther talent beauty and has deter
mined 20 proceed from Gam Blaz TO Panams ana then
Writ Gpsyaqu'l and Lima Herr will however, re- urn
to NJ, xieo trt ie seeks his nativs land.
In Durango tho Inhabitants suffering greatly
from the attacks OF the Indians The Rancho Of San
Luir has been entirely dest Dyed and nine women
rd on by the savsges Ten men were iof dead on the
The 0overnor VI Ckihuahua has been dismissed by
the LsgiflAture % the etsts The given
the I'm possibility Of cooperation between the
ouiise and the L shlative powers
Three OF the dputss elected TO Congress had fallen
victims 20 the choiers.
On the first Of July the diligence containing the
ais robbed short distance from the gate Of Pu-
sbia. Among the pas engrr we're company ~ actors
ming 10 Vera drux The robbers took all their gold
snehsntsd and held them though they were psreos