The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-17
The Latest News.


The United States revende cutter Diane, Lieute.
tenant Cong Breshwood, arrived last evening, in
four days from Vera Cruz.
Our files from Vera Cruz are of the 30th, and
from the city of Mexico to the 28th ult.
The United States steam frigate Powhatan, bear
ing the broad pc nnant of Com Newton, and having
Judge ConkliDg, tho United States Minister to
Mexico, on board, arrived a. Vera Cruz on the LIST
sacola.
The United States steamer Fulton also arrived At
Vera Cruz on the lst, and was in port when the
The bark Brazillerio was to sail foriNe York two
days after the Duane left
By the Duane We have received files from Vera
Cruz to the 30th ult
The revolutionary movements still continued in
the Stste Of Vera Cruz. although it was denied
that Rebolledo had seconded the plan of the insur-
gents at JaliscO. body Of troops had left JalspA
for COrdOva and Orzaba, commanded by Gen,
Marin. It was understood between him and tho
authorities of the State of Vera Cruz, that he
should proceed against the insurgents without de-
claring any of the towns in state of Siege, in
any way usuIpiDg the functions Of the state officers
Jealousy appears to exist between the latter and
the supreme government.
TIE Minister Of War had informed the Chambsr
ofDeputes that no did not deem il consistent with
the public good TO give tho 10 orma ion it required
about the pronunciamento Of Mazstlan. Captain
PEDRO vxldes, tho leader Of the insurgents o. that
port. has written letter in which he says he on
tirely agrees with the principles proclaimed in jail
isco and the revolutiopists at Guadssara had also
followed suit Gen Jose Maria Yanez had taken
the customary oatbs rs Governor of Jalsco, and i'm
mediately issued decree for forced loan
1t was rumorod in Mexico tina. the Michoacan in
surgerts have entered Morelia and that tho govern
ment troops had pronounced in their favor The
Sglo Gays that fifty men, with some pieces Of artil-
lery- had LETT Mexico for Moreia, which gives some
color to the rumor Baham0nde, one Of the leaders
Of the revolutionists in Michoacan, had issued ,
proclamation. holding out inducements to the off,
GERS and soldiers of the government to come
him, an threatening all who opposed him.
resolution had been introduced in the Chambe
of Deputies, calling upon the Minister Of Foreign
Relations for information - to the nonful6llmsnt
Of the eleventh article of the treaty Of Guadalups
Hidalgo, and iDquirpg if it was true that negotia-
tions had been entered into for the purpose Of re-
lievirg the United States ON the obligations
imposed on them by that article The eleventh
article Of the treaty is the by which the United
States binds itself TO protect the Mexican frontier
from the incursjons OF tho American Indians
The ITGu a. Union says that plot to asssssinats
the President of the Republic had been discovered.
Don Mariana Yanez bad been named Minister Of
Relations. The Sigfo thinks this event indicates
radical change in the policy Of the administration
The Legislature of Puebla had preferred an acou-
cation against Senior Aguirre, one of the cabinet,
for the decree permitting tho expectation OF the two
millions and half in specie, belonging to the EGG
sh creditors of tho republic, without the payment
Of the customary duties The Supreme Tribansl Of
War had also preferred accusations against the
Minister Of War. for not having complied with the
resolutions Of that body against the commanding
general
had been suppres sed, and an individual named Ca
seres bad been arrested for having copies in his
possession.
Tho collector Of customs at Ell Paso and the poll
tical chief had taken up arms against the military
conmsndant of that CITY, in consequence Of the frau
dulent introduction of some foreign goods
We gavo this morning . RAPID summary Of tho
news, but the lateness Of the hour at which we re-
H.. u. HI - - Ixta
ed review of them The news is more important in
q general point Of view than has been brought by
any single arrival snoo the conclusion Of the war
We give below extracts from the papers Of the city
of Mexico.
The Sigio Dies Nueve, Of tho 23d, says
After three days ofcontinual application Doa Mariana
Yspez has c.ptfd the portfolio Of foreign relations
der condition that he sha have authority direct in all
things the policy OF the country, to the giving
new TO the cabinet The advent Of Senior
Ysnez viii give confidence the friends OF the consu
cause he would not the which
lament. We know that all the responsibility of the 60
yerp is him exclusively and this only
PLAIN his entrance in the cabinet.
Tho Monitor, CHE government organ,) neither
approves NO dsspproves the nomination of tho NO v
miDister. The Ovdea looFs askanoe ss il, and the
Sigio, in reply to some observations, says:-
ire advent Of senior Yansz will be useful he really
obanges the policy Of the executive IL this IL pos
sibls confident he will sbsndon the post aud the
eitustion Of the viii then become most
plicated.
In regard to the Tehuantepec business nothing
definite has tr.nspired No othor of the preposi-
tions pr scented had been published, and the CON-
mission had ceased to intervene in the matter, the
whole affair remaining in the hands Of Ssnor
Rsnirez, ~ho was preparing all tho documents for
publication. The goyerDment will decide the bust
ness without other assistance.
The Senate has rejected the proposed amnesty to
the insurgents of the state Of Vera Cruz
In q secret session Of the Chamber OF Deputies .
motion was made In consequence Of . note from
the Minis'er Of the Treasury, to negotiate loan
Of three millions Of dol ars, excluding thererom all
paper. tho rate Of interest not to exceed one pei
cent month, the proceeds o. the loaa to be used
for the re- establishment Of order All direo. con
tribuicns Of the States Of the federation to DO in
creased ono half
The Chamber vss to hsvo decided On the 26sf