The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-18

NortA Ansdsas esvsrnmsat wAsmly deciasss tSsk
u unwilling TO oontiaae the deception relative T.
the treaty. and that It withdraws kon al nsgo6a-
~ TO Aexioo. to be managed q that eoaas1
may cesrc-whioh important declaration greatly
seaos 70 level away the difficulties ineidsat up-
On sne ansir, and the questions that mag
henirss M, remarked, since the government has
laid aside All discussion relative 70 the reatv. e
slSo impsdiy walves all right to sustain tho claims
into great expenditures and suffered heavy losses
through the Garay session. With regard "a this
point, tho note Of tho Washington cabinet mereIv
states that to such claims It Cannot be indasrsat
It. however, implicitly alters the position assuuued
by the government of Mexico during the lato nero
tistions viz that its authority must ~ recognized
and It's right acknowledged TO treat directly with,
and solely to decide the claims preferred against il
into csbinet questions. This course Of the North
American government, ambiguous rs it may seem.
and its withdrawal from the negotiation, oalou-
lated to remove the most immediate and principal
csuse OF diasensicR--one, too, which had caused
considerable fear that conflict was inevitable,
since it leaves the whole direction and issus of the
matter to be decided by Mexico.
Tho insurgents, headed by Rebollsjo, in the pre-
vince of Vera Cruz were, three days since. in ne
neighb0rh0od Of Orizaba, wherein they sought to
enter. At the same time, Commander General
Marin was In Perote with force Of i've hundred
men, and IN command of that tom. The positioa
OF this brave general as very cri cal for while The
legislature Of the State is continually urging him to
attack tho insurgents, and to foroe them dsbAad.
It appears that the general government ins.ruots
nm TO treat tho rebels with excessive lenty. THIS
~ likely to produce aerious conflict between the
authorities OF that province and the supreme federal
authority result the mofe likely vi tho
Ibcrtasec and general agitation eignDg IN J.lapa
La The N dde Of last n,onth Mcssrs Esteyo Arroyo,
and Salcnis were ocputed by President Arista to
submit TO tae authorities Of Vera Ciuk sgreo-
meht granting 10 the insurgents sons OF the psiyi
f1nA aud thwY.t
abandon MI claim to government protection. Bat
the fate OF ths embassy beteor than that OF
the one sent to Guadalsjsrs--tbe Legislature Of
Jaapa having unanimously voted against any trans
action of tho kind.
Hon. Mr. Letcler. Minister Plenipoteatiary Of
the mot,can government, has been recalled. Ho
left this city the i2th ultiuso. for Yora Cruz,
whore 10 was TO take passage board tbs Aaeri-
can brig Tebuantepec, which was to take him to
New Orleans Mr. Alfred Conk'ing has been uoIi-
nnted IN his stead, and they expect him this
mouth. They say that, although Yankee, no il
an excellent Individual, and very refined IN Manners
but not OF 80 much weight as bis predecessor,
eight feet bigh, and very stout,) who, during his
stay here broke down - fifteen chairs' in tho office
of the Foreign Department Such ministers are
dear TO tho nation that receives thoIn
The brigade of General Uraga is at present at
Puebla, sud orders this day despatched to Qua
daloarn to smother the a.tem pied execution Of the
plan o. which have spoken above. This body II
troops is the only existing in the State which
can be expended upon. 1t is commanded by Con.
Ursga- firm, determined, skilful soldier, most
bitter and nyeteIate foe to pronlciamentos aud
volutions. The officers Of this corps, too, arc The
flower OF the destroyed Mexican army. When Mr..
vivo, Mexican consul at your city, passed through
puehla, General Uraga ordered a grand review Of
al his troops, which paraded with the utmost mag
nifcence The papers Of Puebla say it was long
since they had witnessed such display Of soldisry.
and that for fine discipline ard martial bearing the
corps is unsurpassed.
The Spaniard, Don Juan de Ia Granja, has ooa-
tall line hal Ma nd
Vera Cruz. There are at present fifteen hundred
at 800 they distributed fol-
lows:-In Mexico, l,236; in Puebla, 81; in San An
drea, 30; in Orizaba, -; in Cordova, 10; and IN
Vera Cruz, llS. Mr.. dc la Granja has had inors-
dbe obstacles to surmount, and it is solely to his
and iron will that this avorable result il
due. There is scarcely week goes by but that the
wires broken, and several hundred yards Of oop
per wire carried Off 1t requires all that distn-
guished gentleman's tenacity Of will to enable HIN
10 stand against such Obstacles no is, however, far
from being discouraged, for be has in view another
object, which is nothing less than the establishments
Of line between this city and Guanajuato.