Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-25

LATE FROM MEXICO.

The brig Water Witch at New Orleans, brings dates
from Vera Cruz to the 5th and from the City of Mexico
to the 2Sth umo. We subjon few items of gener-
alinterest
D. Pedro Garcia Conde the boundary commissioner
appointed by the Mexican Government, arrived at Gu
adalaara the 10th ultimo. The line between the
two CALIFORNIA; entirely completed, and only need
ed the which to be placed at the termi-
| nations. These are to be constructed in the United
States of marble and iron, and two engineers,
each side, were to meet at San Diego to place them
After this the two commissioners to meet at Paso
Del Norte the first Monday of November next as il
would be useless to pass the California desert for the
third time. On the arrival OF ST. Condo the capital
resolutions introduced into Congress asking him by
what authority he had left the OF his duty and
curing the expenses of the commission, &c.
AssAssINATtoN.-O the night Of March 9th, Don
Juan de dos Canedo, Deputy of Congress- was as
sassnated in his house in the city OF Mexico. He
have been murdered while he taking his sies-
ia. His servant entered his chamber about ten o'clock
at night and stumbled the dead body fhis master
He had received more than thirty stabs, all the lett
side OF the body and thus must have been killed while
asleep No clue had been discovered to lead suspicion
to any one. A cloak and patio alone taken and
they probably were used tor disguise.
The Mexican Government has officially declared the
accusations directed by the authorities of Matamoros
against the French Vice Consul at that place to be
without foundation, and has given orders to Gen Ava
los respect in future the tranquility OF Mr. Bousques
who remains perfectly satisfied at his post
The Federal Congress was in session in the city Of
Mexico. The reorganization OF the army-of the mi
ltary tbunalshe planting OF colonies the northern
tronter-were engrossing the attention of Congress.
project for building railroad from Vera Cruz through
the city OF Mexico to San JUAN on the Pacific, had
been adopted The Mexican journals predict conf
IDENTIFY its speedy termination.
The cholera prevailed extensively in the states ofZa-
catecas, New Leon, Mchoacan, and in other parts of
the republic.
The unprotected inhabitants of the States of Sonora
and Chihuahua continually harrassed BY the savage
hordes which, from Texas, New Mexico, and California
their country, destroy carry away their pro-
perty murder their and old men, and lead their
children into captivity.
1t is reported in the city Of Mexico that holders OF
Mexican bonds in London have requested Lord Palmer
ston to demand of the Government of the United
States suspension of the payment of the Mexican in
demny until the rights of the English creditors shall
be assured, or until Mexico shall ratfy the convention
concluded with Mr.. Robertson, the English Agent.
A letter from Tehuantepec states that the plan of
communication between the two oceans by means of
sthis isthmus, is utterly impossible.
k6ep Arista is candidate for President oM exco at
the nextelection The Monitor RepuRkieGno supports
Herrera, theapIesent incumbent. x~
The Governfheqt is bestowjpasfevets on the officers
the war with the Untaa principally at the fields
of Chapultepec, Csaf6busc6s&c
From YgGIF4N, we have ddesto the 9Th inst
The pIspect OF speedy Termination of the war with
the ln6dfgent Indians grows daily farmer and fainter
recent boasts of the Yucaecos that tfrebes were
completely crushed, appear to have frmefstQuuda
ton than the desires of the whites The wish va eev-
denly father to the thought So far from having Sue
cumbed their toes the Indians have resumed active
operations in many parts OF the peninsula particularly
in the vicinity ofVaadolid, the scene Of many bloody