New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-02-09
NEW ORLEANS
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1862.
Later from Mexico.

By the arrival of the Hercules Saturday last have
received files papers from the city Of Mexico to the oath
and from Vera Cruz to the 9th ult
conducta left the capital the Goth ult under es
cort for Vera Cruz, with two million Of dollars.
On tho sd ult the troop of bull-fghtcrs from Andau
STA Spain to give final exhibition in the capital. in
order ii raise funds to return home They had got into
=. difficulty with portion of the populace, and pre-
vented from fulfilling their contract
On the 4tl ut the Mexican bark Faustina brought
Acapulco the American ship Randall she having
been found abandoned ut
The Trait d'Union speaks in Responding terms of the
condition prospects of the Mexican Republic. 1t
says matters growing every day the country is
suffering business is at standstill public confidence
gone and what the end will be. 1t declares
Congress and President Arista act though they des
paired of the fate Of their country.
The Senate of Congress had been occupied discussing
the bill for the defence of the frontier 1t had adopted
eight sections calling into that service the Garde Mobile
created by the Act of September II, 1910 and exactng
the presence continually of at least 1000 for the stand
ing army, the Rio Grande frontier.
President AriSta in his message complains bitterly Of
the that the revoutioniSt of the Rio Grande have
been allowed recruit their forces in American territory
and take refuge there to escape punishment He also
complains Ut the pon-observance the part of the Uni
OF the nth article of the treaty of Guadalupe
relative protecting the frontier from the of In
dans He represents the finances of the country to be
in pporabe condition but not as bad as they were
some time since The message states that negotiations
relative to the Tehuantepec treaty going with Mr.
that the result will probably be the opening
of communication this Ishmus which the Pres
iienL says will be beneficial to both countries.
DESTRUCTIVE GALE Ven, CErz,-Ncra Cruz was Wis
ted by terrible northrr the 18th ult which destroyed
property the Of million of dollars and several
lives lost The following is official list of the
losses French bark Prnccsse francisco; Spanish bark
Iuli Errnu Ann EDsiua, with her
American bark Il. Wilson and Cargo Mexican schooner
Primera Capachana; American schooners Robert Sped
den John S. and Helen Mar; French brig Catabre and
Mexican Calandra San jose At the time this list was
made the gale still blew strong that communication
from the shore had with several of the vessels
the Echo del Concrete states that the following per-
sons from the vessels enumerated viz four
the Judo Errane. three the Susan Green the
John g. the Robert Speddcn and three the Hell
en- Mar
The Princes8c Francisco and Robert Spedden all
dashed pieces The papers make mention of several in
stances courage and intrepdty during the gale Tht
crew the bark Wilson saved through the exertion
OF Forcnco Romudio captain Of the steamer Neptune
and the gallant captain refused to receive any
from the American Consul The Custom House at Vert
Cruz upwards of 100000 in duties which would have
been paid on goods that were destroyed.
The Trait d'Union says that Col Albert Ramsey ha
become citizen the State of Guerrero lie prosecu
the Atlantic and Pacific, by the way Of Vera Cruz
Acapulco.
Ycc,rAS-The indians, numbering about one thousan
had attacked Tihosuco, but afterwards repulsed
the Government troops. leaving thirty dead upon tn
field. The Mexican loss eight wounded,
The State Legislature assembled on the LIST ut. de-
been issued making the national money the onl
legal currency, prohibiting that issued by commerce.
houses.
SAsTsnAssNA. Intelligence had been received that
onraimcno to have taken place in Jalisco in f;
vor Of Santa Anna. but the Government had been az
pScd Of in time, and had suppressed it, by removn
several officers the National Guard implicated there
Two of the Representatives in Congress had offered
proposition suppress the Senate but the former bod
refused to take il into consideration
During the night of the 9th ut the American bai
lIualco Capt, Holmes. had aground on Galeguil
rpct She from NewOrleans loaded with cotton III
horses
The Indians had been ravagng some portions of Il
STATE OF Durango.
4 Frcnchman had been arrested at Puehla. as a part
san Santa Anna and conducted to the capital as pr
TEN ,STErEc.-Estcvan Caleron, appointed Govern
. Of Oajaca had left the capital for that State