Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-10-26
FROM MEXICO.

The New Orleans Picayune has the following
late intelligence from Mexico, gathered from files
OF papers from Tampico to the 25th, and from the
city of Mexico to the 18th ultimo:
The returns of the election for President which had just
been held, beginning in pretty freely II was
not known positively who elected though the chances
appear to us to be in favor of ARIsTA though the Dnsor
Of Tampico considers ALMosTEs election certain. Arss,
though supported by the whole Government influence, did
not poll strong vote had been expected Aguas-
cahentes and some other places voted for Santa Anna
Arsa carried the State of Tamaulpas and probably San
Luis Poto The State Of Mexico has probably voted for
Almonte. Michoacsn went for Gomez Pedraza. Gen.
Bava and Riva Paacio received strong support in many
places.
The far look very confused, and it is not pos
sble tell who is elected The vote is given by States
and the right Of suffrage is extremely limited Should Al
monte be elected, will be triumph of the extreme Federal
Democratic party the puroserahados, they are called
Asta and Rosa belong the Moderate Republican school
Of politics. Whether the election will result in revolution
pronuncamieto remains to be seen, though judging
from the past history of Mexico, such event would not be
at all improbable.
The 10th Of September, the great Mexican anniversary
celebrated with great pomp.
The Mexican Government has taken the alarm at the move
the Secretary of War; has issued kind of general oder in
which be audes to the treaty Of Guadalupe binding the
United States to keep the savages from making ncursons
nts the Mexican territory He then says that the United
States is engaged in driving the Indians of all that terri
tory which formerly belonged Mexico and that the elected
sayases will come within the Mexican limits, and after get
ting foothoId under preence Of amicable intentions, will
vent their ferociy upon the defenceles inhabitants On this
no Indians are on any be permitted to
cross the frontier In another document Asta quotes the
words Of the treaty. and calls the President to bring to
the notice Of the United States in order that Govern
ment may comply with its obligations. e
The Monitor RepuJcano the official organ Of the Mexican
Government aludes to the statement that in April last an
agent Of the Southern States visited that capital ncognto
order to propose plan Of confederation between Mexico
and the Southern States The Monitor denies on authority
this saeen asserting that is false from beginning to end
that the Government Of the existence
such an agent that consequently the plan alluded to neve
was proposed to the Mexican Cabinet discussed
therein and that the British Minister has addressed
word to the Mexican Government such subject Thus
this wonderful story falls to pieces.
The Governor Of the State of chihuahua sends the Gene
raj Government letter complaining bitterly of ourages com
mtted in the town of Ell Paso another party Of three hun
ded Texans (Ssveal others had previously been subjects
of compain The letter urgently calls for the assistance
the Supreme Government in repressing these disorders
BusTAmESrE has been appointed General Of Flsolas d
vision, that officer having died recently
The Eco del Comercio says that d. Tomas Murphy has
been appointed Minister Great Britain, in place Of DR.
Moro
On the 18th ulio the railroad between Vera Cruz and
San Juan inaugurated.