The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM MEXICO.
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THE INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT ARlSTA,
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The steamship Alabama, Captain Foster, from Nina
titan and Vera Cruz arrived at New Orleans on the
4th instant She left Minstitlan the e5th ult and
was detained day inside Of the bar, by northsr.
She left yers Cruz on the 3oth ult.
The Hon X p. Letcher, our Minister to Mexico,
came passenger on the A.
TAs aisSSsas Drosgnt ~fus p~svsrgsrs---
Hon Letcher Eurgen hejia Aid to Gen Aris.a Ramon
Losano Dc Anino laay and two ere,hsrs J,sip.. RsA
IrS.es Arrsnsoil and secretary Joseph isndeo JOB
son. sinsn.ssla; D Jor.Ssss.n, Nc psy; aad.sn.
carlos vaieac. Angel Grina. Raman Angel Lsrds
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Atkins Henderson. Er Bsad.i Mr. snail 3 Carpenter.
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A Root.
The photographic party, Lieut. Temple, having COM
pleted survey and minute examiaation OF the river
Tor about sixty miles above Mnatitsn, will, about
the 9th ult proceed to the mountains to the
Pacific, and make detailed examination Of all the
bays, harbors SO within reach. Crossing on their
way back they will examine the balance the upper
river (Costzacoaicos), and the bar at the mouth as
we'll the river below Minstitlan. Mr. williamss
party (topographicaD are engaged in ruaniog lines
the Gulf Of Teh huantepec. Mr.. Avery's party
ploysd between Bocs del Monte and III Bsrrio. When
u,
will commence snd back In the direction OF the
Gulf OF Mexico, on the Momapa river.
Major Barnard has besn In advance Of the party all
the time, arranging for transportation, Nc., and
planning work for the parties on the most available
lines
Annexed are our translations from the Mexican files
[From the Trait dUnion, Jan. 1871
nh, ysrv .ss toos M. oaab a. oss w..
terdsy - officially announced They are a. follows
, min,s.er ., snanes; ''''''''''''' sr' vyno'
Minister ~ foreign Affairs .,.'....,.,, MT fanez
Minister OF Justies' MT nsu,rrs
Minister of war r............,........ mt Robes
The greatest rsprosch made against the above list,
mocrais who have mainly contributed to place Arists
in the Presidential chair had expected that at least
one Of the new ministry would nave been selected
ON the very day OF his inauguration, while the new
President vas receiving the congratulations OF his
es arrived from Generals Arigs and Bustsmente,
giving account Of the overthrow OF ell the
we're taken, besides great quantity OF ammunition
and many prisoners; the leaders have been taken or
have fed Private letters announce that four OF the
chiefs have been tried and shot-amopg them, Ochos
and Fernandez and, as the M,aitor sunouocss. an
American to begin with, Nothing certain Is known a.
Of General Aimonte That General isst this moment
sick being II 10 said attacked with the liver com
plaint, and 10 In . dangerous situation.
ACCUSATION AND TRIAL or A STATE GOVERNOR ~
CONGRESS.
The mem bers OF the Lsgsaturs Of the stat. Of San
Luis have laid before the Federal Congress an accu
.ton sgsnst the Governor OF their state for dssov
ing them by an armed force Congress will no doubt
take up IN. question and decide, In legal trial upon
the crininslity Of the Governor
INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT ARIsrA.
This vas purely an Official ceremony, without any
popular exhibition according TO the wishes OF the
PRESIDENT v Of the psopls we're admitted to view the
ceremony oftssing the oath. Esrly In the morning,
the troops the line and the National Guard, we're
en- foot, numbering 5000 men At III o'ceck they
form.d on the Alameda where they remslnei Ia ths
eaf han aft IL as
cottsd III. President and authorities 70 the cathedral
When grand te deum vas performed In honor Of the
AZ one o'eloeh ?. N. General Arista vent to tse
Chamber ofDsputiss TO take the oath. IL va, -
Msri.po Ari,ts President Of the United States Of
hsricc swear BY God and tho Holy Evangeli.ts, that
VII dischsrse faithfully the duties Which those
sst.s have conadsd 10 ms and that will dsfend and
cause 70 be defended the constitution, bill Of rights
and general la~s Of the confederation.
lie siterpsrds delivered the following
ADDRESS.
n have Just In tho most solemn nner, bound my
sci 70 the nation. swearing before God In the most
solemn manner 70 defend the system which governs
us, impelisd, not By vain ceremony or by ignoble
views, but ~ the internal conviction which fssl
that that regime " the orsy enc that us
There may rov, r-ntiemsn, be remembered three
epochs during witch country has been illumnat'
"a hy ZONE ray. ot felicity, dspsrsns for tme ths
NJ. and thoee times the feaet al system ruled Can
claim the title Of Of honor good faith N we
vislate the TEACHINGS ofexpefiencel 60.
believe gentlem zen, that the government " y com
prsbsnds we'll its mission should a. far as u able,
awe an lmpulse 10 every thing that may make tns
states great and happy; because In this msnner ali
the portions ~ society may cooperate In such man
that the Union may appear strong st the moment
when II nay b. called 90 maintain its most sacred
Interests
Consequently every thing viii DC oone ~ tne cen
,eI 10 srsble the States 10 equahxe the
penres and then revenues to multiply their wsys OF
etmmuufcstion. to sugment their agricultural aud
commsrclal Industry; In short, to make them great
.,d nowerfu attracting TO thesr bosoms the inteli
cent Industrious snd enlishtsned popuiation which
-. - uueh need This power and grandeur fac