The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-21


sy The arrival, the i7th instant OF Inc brig Iehuan
'epee from Vera Cruz dates from thai place to the Both
oe'ooer and IRON the city Of Mexico 10 the 10th OF The
same month"; have been received al New Orleans.
Inc nies OF Vera Cruz papers are no later than ad
wy ueet from The Ro GTande and consequently con-
tam no,ning new respecting the siege OF Maamoros. Il
however, by passengers that Intelligence had
vera Cruz OF the capture OF Aaiamoros by The
revolutionary party under Caravalal-an event by NO
eais unkey, as large portion OF the city was IN his
possession al The date OF our last accounts
ihe msnHectionary movements in the State OF Tamau-
pas' anu particularly IN the towns situated ON the Rio
,aIe, 10 NOT iail TO occupy the anxious attention OF
e mexican government Thus far however, little has
oeen accomplished towards their suppression. The gov.
eminent has no resources al it6kcommand and OF the
troops ordered TO repair 10 the scene OF operations
~ ohe-lhrd are expected to arrive. In the meanwhile
alarming rumors, touching the spread OF revolt at Tam
ne authorities seem, nevertheless know less OF what
mas occurred than do here. The sltngs of Congfe
are consumed in potless discussions upon the conduct
OF hvalos and Carayaal
Gen. Ayalos had written that he had 700 men with him,
ana was daily expecting 400 more, under Gen Canaes
mess atler never got there IN fact Canaes seems to be
u,or;s on all sides The Gsno paper published IN
VICTORIA has long article in which il warns the gov.
eminent against trusting Canaes, and the article is copied
appfovhay INTO The papers OF the capital II is stated
ha many OF his friends and relations among the in
surgehs Grea wrath has also been excited against Gen.
aVaos by his act In taking of the prohibitions at Mata
mofos lhe papers accuse him of actually secondng the
po"netatenlo Nevertheless, II appears thai by THIS
nice hlle piece OF maneuvrng Avaos managed TO get
some S2o0,o00 INTO the custom house.
correspondent OF the Trait d Union warmly recon-
menus the route to San francisco via Vera Cruz and Ac-
apulco as the safest and speediest for travel He says
that from New Orleans to San Francisco by this route
will not require at furthes than twenty one days.
and that railroad would diminish the voyage al least
four days.
The cholera has reappeared at Cuacan and Cosaa as
Wen as az NaxatIan. Its type, however, IS mild and
manageable. MIR. Wilton Talbot, British vceconsul al
Mazatlan died on the 9Th inst
MT. Letcher has been some time in Mexico, but moth.
ing has ranspIed OF The proceedings OF the government,
with regard 10 the question OF cuanepec In the
10 permit the construction Of the railroad, but only object
to being considered bound by previous treaties II Is iur-
Their SAID that The original grant subject TO Interior
decision, and that the leading objection to Nesting il in the
hands OF the Americans is the dread OF coonzaton and
of the ultimate Liberation of the province from the Mexi-
can sway.
Another project for the settlement OF the public debt has
been submitted by the government to the Mexican Con-
gres. 1t is very long and complicated, but appears 10
contemplate the funding OF the debt annual interest at
per cent, and provision drawn from receipts Of
toms to secure the payment.
General Uragua communicates TO the government from
Potllos, under date of the 18th u that he had
bed S73 men, and then his march for the seat oil
war 1t is understood that Uragua is 10 command the
government forces.
letter from Monterey, dated on the 18th of October
says that General Jauregui had left for Maiamoros with
400 men, 200 Of whom were Kickapoo Indians The
letter nayely remarks that Jauregui did not intend to
fight but only wanted to try and buy some OF the insur
gents.
The conduca for Vera Cruz left the city of Mexico on
the day before, with $s2,5oo,OoO.
letter from Sonora says that the number OF American
adventures who have entered the State for the purpose
CT working the mines amounts 10 To- The inhabitants
TO hold these in much terror as though one
were equal 10 hundred