The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23

more these aoings learn that has been
" done for instead Of doing' others
The examination OF Abraham Parker for the murder Of
Eliza Phillips, the night OF the nth inst resulted In his
being committed before the First District Court for trial
II certainly one II the most cold blooted murders
that has taken place foz long time. In his defence, u
tried to be shown that the pistol went of aeciden
tally and that he had no idea Of killing her Another
murder took place ON the 18th inst man by the name
of William Wells is charged with killing one robert
last nishs Paroa IN the opera Of Norma
Patti played Adeigsi and her father Signor Patti Po
hon Itwasa wonderful piece Of acting. In the trio
in the third Of the second act where Norma up
braids and threatens Polon she really terrible. In
the drG and in the dagger scene she surpassed ne
expectation Of her wannest admirers and received the
moet unboundsd applause throughout.
r. 7. Young and David II Dixon Of East Baton
ther.in- law Thomas Muse have been discharged by the
District Attorney entering Mole possqui in the case,
after an unsuccessful attempt to obtain jury Young
tiers relating to the family affairs Three weeks after
this, Muse found dead enc mile and half from
loargs Eouse-he shot in the breast and through
the back pistol was found along side Of him. with the
letters 7. y engraved on it, The evidence was most
certainly Of the strongest crcumstantal character and
rquestit the right Of the District Attorney to have dis
missed the case under the circumstances.
The Hon Pierre Soule appeared in the Supreme COURT
yesterday to argue the of the hes Of mercier
the estate Of Canonge very important case lie GER
tainly very fascinating speaker.
having aw
fact is he taken in for considerable amount the
former occasion which time h has had nothing
The St. Charles Hotels progressing finely, and the
first story will no doubt be completed by next winter.
Our city Il very healthy and summer is on as with the
thermometer at 30 deg. oRpHEuS
rsArsrA rloss FIon THE MEXICAN PAPERS
We have received flies Of FL Mosor Mercn.o, and the
Ts d Unicn, TO the 10th of April We translate from
them the most important items
The report Of the rejection Of the Tehuantepec treaty
ty the Senate Of Washington created great sensation
in Mexico When the Neo York Herald received in
that city announcing the truth, quite reaction took
place. bat it did not last long At the time, when
the American Senate adopting with eagerness the
treaty by which the would have been united
the Senate Of Mexico made the greatest exerons to pre-
vert the realization Of this work Of progress On the
conclusion OF is commission it took, the 18th Of
April, the following resolution -
The decree Of he Sd Of Novemser ls4 declared null
government Of time could not decree IL IN virtue OF the
powers which it had.
GsIay passed almost with unanimy the voice Of Mr..
Pomaro Arriagz, according TO tho expression Of the
Unirera! had alone the TO defend he decree
The Tat a Union believes that the false news Of the
rejection Of the Tehuantepec treaty by the Senate Of the
United States had greatly contributed to the vote The
same paper which bames in strong terms the resolution
taken by the Mexican Senate contains the following
postscript:-
The question Of Tehuantepee sent immediately tohe
House of Deputies committee, composed Of NM Ala
The memoir OF NJ Istera late Minister Of Finances
upon the pecuniary crisis OF Mexico had appeared and
had been the remark OF all the papers The general
opinion is that il is remarkable work painting in the
ruet c0oI the desperate state OF the Mexican finances
and credit. After having spoken Of some measures
which would have been taken he adds that the appca
tion Of these would the suspension of all
payments which not indispensable 20 the existence
Of the government till the 5oth Of june 1852 and the
poy these funds 20 the liquidation Of the debt and to
the creation of resources in order to give the
yernment the power to pay again at the hxed time. The
work of Mr. Estera is admired by all the Mexcans who
know anything about this matter.
The Ministry of Finance is now vacant and it will
be for time if the rumors in circulation well
founded 1t is related that President Arsa said on this
subject
1t is not Minister that want; want money. have
taken in order 70 the Others but since have OBJ
tanned no result will now he my own munster and will
seek money myself
lie has proposed 10 the House of Deputies
l. To have the power of reor~aning the administration
To be authorized ALLEVIATE the railroad Vera Cruz.
That the tax Of three cent gold and silver
ingosthe produce OF which now belongs TO the States
be declared the revenue OF the government.
That Of three reals be upon piece Of
man ia fabricated in the country.
and last That eesson OF all the exemptions ofthe ma
tioBa cuard be made to him.
its sitting the 1lth OF April the House Of
Deputies lad voted the extension Of the session for
twenty eight days The Senate had also taken the
same determination
Robbcries and plumbers in spite Of the police take
place nearly every day in Mexico. The papers filled
with relations Of crimes Of THU kind.
The Concoda official paper Of the government Of Zaca
tecas says that it Is intended to form company Of
hundred persons for the working Of the mines Of Guebra
dla.
Senator Mr. Sito had prop .sed and 1t approved,
that during the additional twenty-eight days of the
session, two sittings take place every day.
IL said that French theatre will be opened very
soon in Mexico. great many persons had already rub
scribed for this enterprise.