The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-09
Our Mexican Correspondence.

AcArrLco, Sept. II, 1851.
accounts ef Reroliaioa and Proauncian.entos-L
| lrossDIel. Of Solairs-da Erile--Imwopo Con-
duct Of an American Captain.
| 1t is now long time since have written YOU,
having been absent from here for some time and
having been sick since my return. There is very
little news stirring here at present, but for some
time past the natives have been in continual state
Of excitement from rumors Of revolutions and rro-
nuncamentos in the interior, all OF which are with
! Out foundation.
There has been no little excitement here for SCI
veral days pas, among the lower class Of the popu.
ton, created by the impressment Of soldiers which
may sound strangely to American ears, though q
common occurrence here even in times of peace
| The reluctance to serve in the army is so great
even 10 time of peace, and the pay SO SMALL that it
only by this tyrannical process that they arc ems
bled to FIJI up their ranks. Much III. feeling has
been engendered against the Americans by their
impru iently ridiculing the country and the laws,
and more particularly the appearance the AIexi.
can soldiers make on drill, which, in truth, 10 rid-
culous enough.
can General Garsy, banished from the city Of
Mexico for writing sgainst the existing administra-
ton. Gen Arista appears to be getting very un-
popular, and has recently resor,ed to some rather
thought OF II, however, in this country, which is a
republic only in form, far II happens 10 suit
the views OF the party welding tae rens Of govern
mtnt.
News has just arrived here from Mazatlan. of an
unlawful act committed In tina, port by the Capt
OF an American brig, by which means several per-
tont-sone OF them passengers and o. lers Of the
crew-were thrown INFO prison, whence after te-
Olous examination and strenuous efforts on the part
Of Alr. Cation, the American Consul they were H.
teTated. Orders have bee3 sent to al the Mexi.an
aha nIA h -.
ports The captain, IL 9ppears sent his pa sse myers
on shore without coming TO anchor, in order 10
avoid port charges, and when he saw they were ar
tote. m
Our New H@mr.bire Corr.sponden,.
hrrSr, y. IT.. oct. 5 1851.
Tie Le'ao'ra''t CeEtnitH CeEJids'es i,r Cos,rn,r7x
ial"ytiyiiy i ne p,,su,' G,oIner. &c.
The d,moersic party Of this arr to ho.I state
Convention in Concord the sth q January ls.e 70
n inmate candidate for Governor In pac. II Lux
Weodlury deceased There are number II candidate.
hI'ady 'fchn Of Tor that ofce. Dr. Martin q Dover
Attorney General suIiisB of Exeter: and IIar,e, A.
BIZ, of k'sne The last named Gentleman Is an ,ii,or
and univ'rsaJ popular With BE party ard would stand
gotd chance q being nominated we're II not that the
present. Governor rsidss in th rart II the state Tn.
successful nominee viii ir 81 probability b, Mr suIl,an
fs being great nierd q C,b'raI fr4uk riss,, aud
reliable dsmccfat
Governor Dn'moor The rre,en; Governor 3. Issinr
f'luiariiy with his party account q hi. -ssrvine
s'oi With the whg, ny appot ting ler ,f ,hs; PARTY
to 'fos. very much tonbt whether be ever ,,,i IA.
elected 70 tfacs again The denocfs.ie rartv Ia III.
eva funiy Ct,shircl the d,mo.rnt. would ne; ,un
rat him - any sccouut and the same feeling exists in
oist Iafts q the stste Hs or nisht say NJ, fr.pJ.
rr 10 never help, himseifl n,- a-.pe his nina 10
ct int The I,d stats = in the tlac. q J,bp
lse ~hcse tenn q tfice rriscs in 1854 but IA. will
sh q 'uceess just 90 o.. cay q election cous
The Hon John Wells. q Ixe;.r On abb lawyer aud
1ue national democrat will D. tho n.s,,ns. Of ~.
-tncts shd of ccufss. ~ b. esrted n te democrat.
AW Mg.rty sud they uudcutteJly will Harry
ht'aid o. tsth would b. the eandid date. tu he isuo
culGJrt. Nr Wells election e. the United gta..s -.
ssis rcud be basd With Joy by a. dstaors.s st.r,
'L're He B. fine sIesker NJ 40 aceompIishsd
cholsr
Que ct the most in gulsr srroin,m.p,. n co..r,sr
lir 'foccf vas tina; ~ Vim. p Whs,irr - a g.cne
t1-e = ths Court d Common Pleas ,.ary 81 900 The
va ~ ,'n,a ~ hr on se-osnt oftse
rate cfeumsisnce rp here in New IfsmtsIire Mr.
L''er nan q resTectable talenis And in time sr
atsi DIV ndled cut There time whom n tod hi~b
~ legs isicn There are but one or two lett WIN B.
.ssI 10 seems to b The only bright and Inning
fs ne J. a young man. and bids efr H. teLs = 49,
iin,tt position among the distinguish ed ndivIa in
or sste hr fo-er the Governor, coefdentisj DO a
It % nov generally understood hs, ,bi, state ,ul.s,a Il
eiesats 10 The Democratic National ConvsItjop in IA.
uospeial Gam Houston. Levi Woodbury. would
Az nesn her preference hal BE- lived Houston seems
~ Inglsbd. wv ' .
The Cheshire House large and elegant public bous. !,
: ."s5 90 70 Lyosra bsco and Lllridse o. whit =
- tss fer term Of years While under the pr1t re
rsbip ~ ye,,r,. Alden Freeman The Io,ss ne. 3,
N reputation snd soVtt rot, u viii continus D On.
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