The New York herald., 1851-11-22
Intelligence from Mexico,

We have received our regular ales Of RI Monitor Re.
puie0ro Ell Unirsrssi aud l. Trait q Union published
the city Of Mexico which translate the prin
cipsl events of the week ending the 25th ult.
News had reached Mexico from the seat Of on
the northern ontiers the inhabitants and the govern
ment very much pleased to see Gen AvAos making
preparations for the defence Of Matamora for they had
thought that he had passed TO the revolutionary
side The government had not received any Official do
cuments. or perhaps, II they had received any they
deemed II hest not to publish them The senate asked
for explsnation but ths ministry sent Senior Is
para the senate-thst gentleman repeated that the
government had received nothing officially. Three or
four days after the House Of Represen tstves passed
resolution, BY which Mr. EspsrEs requested 10 give
Information relative 10 the conduct Of Gen Avaos who
Il said had imposed tariff or tax contrary TO that
,fths repubc several other questc were also put to
that gentleman who two days after answered In let
ter that the tariff Of Gen A and the aysnfsbnio Of
Nssorss vas In the hands Of the ministerial clerks
for copying and that the House would receive Il on
The following day.
ON the th the four ministers went 10 the Senate 70
the inerpels ions addressed them the
Duct Ct Gen. Avalos. NM. Ga1boa and Tornel two
pto,sctions.s requested the trial and punishment Of
the General NM. Robes. Fonseca and Ramirez de.
cisrea that the had lost its whole naepce
the frontier and IL had not judged u prudent to OH
ciay repTove the conduct OF Avsos The House threw
the blame on the ministry, for not having taken more
active Measures urdsr such circumstances TO order
an Inquest In the mstt'r. Gen Uraga vas on the Is
nit Al ssn Luis, he had marched ~ith his brigade TO-
wards MstsEorss
Mr. Lstcief, the American Minister had arrived at
the city OF Mexico, but nothing known about the
question ol Tehuantepsc Both parties appeared 70 keep
tae prooUndsst silence Mr. Lecher IL feared Ia Mexico
az Be Il veil known for his diplomatic ability an the
gcverbnert refused to communicate the treaty upon
which all the difhculty rests.
1t sppesis In hnen Gays Of the journals that
the TehUantepec question ts assuming q new phase
Ihu the treaty should have been approved by
the Mexican government but vith certain exceptions;
an1 bat N Lacupza. in his remarks should have
pessy stpu ated in the treaty that made that all
utsror tecsors upon the rights of the rst grantee
should be sxceptsd That IL feature in the affair
which hsd never before appeared. We cannot sscer
tsn the accuracy OF this report: only state Il
IL Il sso rumored that the and the Mexican
Congress- tar from opposing the right Of transit
the Ithmus are on the contrary ready to graut IT, but
they Do not want to be retained by anterior contracts
the validity Of which thay DO not acknovlejge They
70 choose their grantees they please and would
contract with North Americans II the question Of tran
sit separated from the colonization question The
two immense spaces of soil conceded to Mr Gsray,
zach side Of the Tsthmus make them fear the In vita
| be establishment cf North American colony upon
Msxcaa territory