New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05
Later from Mexico.

By the brig Tehuantepec have files of Mexican
papers up to the 2d from Vera Cruz and the 10th ut
from the city of Mexico We find their contents trans
lated in contemporaries the Evening Pcayune and
the Evening Delta, and from them we make up sum-
mary:
Extra SESSION OF CoNGREss--The extra session of
Congress opened on tho 18th u and General Arsta de
iyered long speech. The Government had rescinded
the law OF the press on the 18th in as the
decree says of the ascertained certainty that the
of Congress would attend the extra session. and that
the Government could count their cooperation to put
end to the agitations that embarrass the Republic
bill has been introduced in Congress to grant
nesty to parties engaged in the Vera Cruz movement
OF this movement the Moaitor says: .,6s
.Senators Saloniero and Soto, commissioned by the
State Government Of Vera Cruz to confer with the So
preme relation to the affairs of the State
yesterday began to hold interviews with the President
and Ministers 1t probable that will be taken
to aay the alarm in those places occupied by the nsur
gents and to be will be made to the
people,"
Ont 10TH three impeachment bills were presented in
Congress- against the Minister of Justice for having
decreed the law OF the press against Sandova chief
clerk of the War Department for having directed
andaeo dsobey the orders of the in the affair
Senior Betancourt and one against Senior Ramrex ex
Minister Foreign Affairs for the dissolution of the
untamento.
The purposes for which the Congress been called to-
gether adopt restoring order in hose
places where it has been disturbed to give the help
CURED by those States which invaded by the sayages
carry effective and successful against them
to adopt the most proper in regard the
tract which the government wishes to make for road
the Isthmus of Tehuanepec the liberty of the
press-together with other measures of less moment
STATE GouNrRy.-The Universal says The sit
uason of the frontier States is daily
porabe and instead Of decided and efcacious assist
ance they receive only sterile compassion The enthu-
siasm which time since existed here in their favor
has subsidized In fact nothing is done nothing under
taken with and energy to remove the horrors to
which those States are prey, and the efforts of few
good citizens when they destroyed by the indo-
lence of Others ruined by opposition from those who
should most support them u
The revolution in Vera Cruz is still raging The insur-
gents had reiterated from Ozaba the It'll after
returned and driven back In the engages
ment the insurgents left great number of killed.
As wounded "a prisoners, and considerable of
provisions and ammunition The Government troops lost
IL killed and % wounded and among the latter three
officers of the National Guard
Thefnsurgents retreated to Cordova Guadalaara was
temporarily quiet NJ joaquin Angao, late Governor of
the State has been imprisoned.
She news from Sonora is unfayorabe. Raousse Boul-
bow and Blanco are quarreing, and the former being
more popular it contemplated to expel the latter from
the colony
In Michoacan the insurgents continue to make prepa-
rations for resistance.
In Jaco the Guadaajara movement stated to be in
bad way and matters likely to return to their former
state.
In Tamaulpas Gov cardenas is likely to find strong
opposition
In the State of Vera Cruz affairs look better for the
government. The insurgents are repulsed at orizaba
The supreme Government and that OF Jalapa are about
to take measures to establish tranquility there
movement at Morella had been suppressed
The Minister of War had issued circular in which the
State authorities directed to arrest all military men
who have not the necessary passports and proceed
against them according to law especially if there is any
suspicion that they intend to join the insurgents.
Things IN THE Cry OF MExleo.--The City of Mexico
was in continued state Of alarm The Unirsai of the
18th says:
Spies making their harvest from the credulity and
fear OF the Government Last night the roof of the pal
ace was filled with all the munitions of necessary to
resist attack; the sentinels doubled, watches
wsrs ST and an the rrepatons usual under the
every one laughs ut these steps.
The Siglo Of day says
Last night about halfpast nine rocket-bomb expod-
ed IN the Plaza de .4aas and alarmed the Government
and the police This will probably give rise to new ar
rests.
Many new papers of ephemeral character have been
started in the City of Mexico with such titles as
deus the Jasco Monkey, the Mexican, etc. all directed
against the Government
MIscklLANEous-The following are the only mscela-
locus items of any interest:
Robelledo has proclaimed the nlan of fu,d.,aara with
some additions
glass factory has been established in Nlichoacan
me Italian Opera Company is still in Mexico. Salyi
was TO take a benefit on the 18th
me Goyernment of Sonora has ecreed that in the dig
gng OF gold and silver mines the laws and ordinances
should be punctually executed
Don Miguel Barbachan has been re-apponted Governor
OF Yucatan.
me Commission had not yet decided the applications
ZOE inc opening OF the lsthmus of Tehuantepec
INTERNAL IMrRovE,iENTs.-0n the 18th the President
M the patent giving to St. Condo de la Cortina
o p''iese OF estabiisnlpg railroad from Mexico to
san Angel, passing through Tacuyaba and Mixcoac
new line OF stages advertised from the city of Mex
leo to Topic the Pacific Stages leave Vera Cruz
day and Mexico thrice week Fare from Vera Cruz to
mexico n $3.50 from Mexico to Topic $50 Time through
70 fourteen days including two for rest Road
said 70 De excellent hotels abundant at So day meals
70 cents branch line viii be to San Bias as soon
as the road is repaired Distance 20 leagues fare SO
TAIAuLIpAs.--on the LIST of October Gov Cardepas
took formal Of the gubcrnatoral chair Of Ia
inc Tampico Commerce. says that the trade Of
quantities Of goods sugged into the Northern States