The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-24

ALABAMA Our dates are nom the city OF Mexico 70
the LIST instant, and from Vera Cruz to the 9th.
There but little OF interest in the papers, beyond
what We copy from the New Orleans journals. Gen.
Arista, the President elect to be- inauguratsd
the 18th Of this month, but 1t not known who
were to compose his cabinet. The Monitor and other
papers, were nlled with the names Of the prominent
men for the various departments We are inclined to
believe from private advces that the administrs-
tion will consist Of the following ID Mariana Ysnes
Minister Of Foreign and Interior Restions; D. jose
Godoy, Minister OF Justice; Colonel Manuel Robes
Minister of War and Marine; and D, Manuel Payne,
Minister Of Finance
This would BE- an entirely new cabinet except In
the treasury. Senior Payne viii remain in once, and
1t Is creditabs Aristas Independence and discern.
ment to retain him in his councils. Payne Is
doubtedly tho most promising young man in Mexico
and has conducted his department the admiration
OF all
Gen. Arista has . large majority Of both houses Of
Congress in his favor, and viii therefore be able to
carry through the measures he may propose.
The attack upon the authority and influence Of the
church has already commenced, as was anticipated
from Arstas election. The Monitor, the organ Of the
President elect openly charges the clergy with taking
part against the and melting tho people
to rise up against It, Some time since the Minister Of
Justice ordered that all publishers should be prosecuted
who printed any books pamphlets which the church
had denounced. Thereupon the Minister accused
for illegal conduct before the Chamber Of Deputies By
the last advices perceive that publication has ap
peared, entitled Legal Opinions and other documents
relative to the prohibition Of printing by the eocles
astical authority" This volume contain, the argu-
ments of Seniors Lsres and olisuibsl on the side
and that Of the Minister the other oliguibel is
the eminent lawyer of Mexico and, President of
the Senate. From these says the Monitor, it is
evident that the Minister has nfringed upon the
| stituton and laws,
The Minister of Finance has given notice that the
bureau of liquidation of accounts will consist of Seniors
Causeco Prieto, and Nuhes; the unts of public credit
of senors Mier Teran, Echeveria Navarro, Guteres
Joaquin de Rosas, Yshez and Medina These gentle
men, who bankers and public creditors, will of
course, help themselves first out of the treasury.
| The Post Office Department has published the
regulation of the all service with the United States,
and the days which the will arrive vt
and leave Vera Cruz during January and February.
These mails carried under the contract made re-
Gently with Col Ramsay and OF the steamers has
already performed its first trip.
In consequence Of this arrangement the British
steamer did not stop at Vera Cruz for the English
mails infer from the following article in Vera
4 Cruz paper
ENGLISH PACKET.
There Is doubt that this steamer has returned to
Kingston and St Thomas, and the correspondence Of
the republic, tor this month will be detained to Janu
airy, unless those interested avail hemsevs OF the
opportunity to send it by the way Of the United
states The steamer Alabsma can now DO th. ser
vice, which, under the circuustanees comes in tae
nick of time.
The TRAIT a'Uaion adds:-It i. not thu fact. has
bee announced that Mr. Doyle, the British Mnister,
has ordered che Consul to forward forth with by the
of the United Seates the correspondence for the
last English steamer destined for Europe This cor
respondence is remaining at the consuls The delay
CT one month at the actual end OF the year will cause
| serious pref ucice to our commerce with Europe.
On the 18th ult seventy one passengers the brig
sultana arrived .. Vera Cruz from Havana and
among them the American Secretary of Legation.
OF SAN JEAN DE Los LAGOS.
letter received in Mexico, from the interior,
| states
The quantity CT goods at this fair hss been, this
year less by thirds than that OF the last and 1t is
believed that the scarcity Of grain has made difficult
for merchan from the Interior to attend
An Italian opera company was perfornip at Vera
Cruz. Sonora Bsrili, A. prima donna, and ssnores
Arnold, valteini, Tafenii ana others, were 70
appear in "Ernanin
From the New Orleans Picayune, Jan. ISL
wel.arn by private letter from the city Of Mexi-
would form the following cabinet Manuel Robes,
Minister Of War; hsrisns Yaney, Minister OF R-ls-
tons Sc Agurre Minister OF Justice; sr Payne,
We learn from the S,gLo that, on the 23d Of Noveui
per the Mexican boundary Oommission ley
for Psso del Norte where II was 60 await the United
States Commission
Mexican poet named, Gabino ostiz, has been writ
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papers as a specimen OF national literature
The elections tor 0vuntasenfos, (correspondng With
municipal and town elections in this country have
OF lately in Mexico and have generally resulted
TO the advantage OF the liberal party.
The Siglo has int resting particulars from fu.
catan 1t will be recollscted that in lsss, when the
country reduced to the greatest extremity the
church up large portion of it- property TO as
si,t In carrying en- the var against the nsueconsry
Indians. This has nos been recognized as standing
debt Of the government. The sa.hori.is. have CON
phsns OF the persons killed in battle by the Indians
tax has been imposed on all professions omees,
&C The State election for me ne-rs a the Lest.ls
ture has recently taken place. Besides rekax the In
dams surprised and captured Bolcneheu In both Of
these places they omnted great d-predatons sr,
Mich.ltorsna has resigned the command Of the army
TO sebastian Lopez de sterso The garrison OF Baca
The extra session Of the Mexican Congress closed on
November is The President made n speech on the I
occasion In which he did say any ng In psrticu
lar and address returned By the houses having
pretty mach the same meaning
qusrrcling about their boundaries, have rsco 1ced
their differences
A 'hort time ago they had extraordinary cold sea.
Their Vera Cruz, during uhch the Thermometer tell
TO 20 deg Such a thing had not been known sin;e 1
1881.
Jacarlas Avarsdo. have been s.ntsuced to death Ia
Jaliseo. They have executed good many Of that 1
Kind Of people lstelyi in Mexico.
The srie had news from Gautemsl to effect that
that State had offered Its Intervention to sett- the
eificuty between San Salvador and Great Britain. 4
Our latest b-vs. IL will be reeoected stated hat
had already broken out bet-een the tro powers al
ready me BtoBed.
An expedition has been sent to explore tn. river
Poblspo. and ascertain how far from the Pacific Il Is
nAviEakle.
GsbrirI Martinez citizen Of T.mpico va. mur-
dsr.d ate. days ago
Great mtlsints bsvs been made BY scnorians re.
turning from California that they al been robbed Of
their gold by party Ct Americans sts'i0nsi At tn.
for de- Of the Colorado The STATE govsrnmsnt has ap
pointed = commission TO inquire Into the affair
The diligence between Guansjasto ana Qusretero
vas lately robbed
joe Gonzales Echeverra has been shoseR Governor
Of The State Of Zscstscss
Accor fing to on al documents under the tresty OF
Guadalupe Hidslgo l b5l inhabitants Of New Mexico
have left that territory aud settled Ia Mexico
The state of Chihusaus stops tn. pay Of its Depu-
ties when hey absent from their posts; q very
good plan to cure punctusi attendance
1t appears that Their. died Of cholera In Vera Cruz
$50 persons; In Jsspa 2s7 Ia Goatspse ~, In Nj.
santa 4bT. in Oriravs 2sif " Cor dova bl2 in Tux
tlss 500 In Cosomsioapsn 300 r0t.l, 54s All
thes. places are tn state 81 Vera Cruz