The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-16

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TIE TEHUANTEPEC ROUTE-THE INTERNAL AFFAIRg
OF THE REPUBLIC-THR GREAT SUCCESS OF MAX
MARETZEKs OPERA TROUPE.
The latest news from the city Of Mexico to tho 10th
ult The leading item Of Importance is that relative
the Tehuantepec route. None Of the Mexican Journals
give any information of the grant Mr. Sloo The onlv
intelligence Of his movements private letters to
New Orleans The Picane of that city, of the 9Th inst
says
THr New TEHuANrErEc CoNrRAcr-We learn on reli
able authority that on Saturday night the 18th ult
the city Of Mexico Senior Ramirez the Mexican Minister
of Foreign Affairs named the next day Sunday the 10th
of Col Sloo and sign the contract made with him for
opening the route the Ishmus of Tehuantepec The
information came in letter from the city of Mexico of
| the above date, which is the very latest
| The miscellaneous news is follows -
From the New Orleans B0s. June 81
By an arrival from Vera Cruz have received ad-
| vices from the city Of Mexico to the 10Th ult
| Telegraphic communication between Vera Cruz aud
Orizaba now uninterrupted On the 21s Congress
to adjourn The Monitor of the 10th, complains that
thus far nothing had been accomplished The tariff ques-
tion still agtated the Monitor earnestly appeals to
the advocates Of high duties to sacrifice their Opinions for
the good of her country At the latest dates the
was engaged on proposition to repeal the contract for
the importation OF tobacco, and profit from the
deputies for the settlement of the public debt
In the State of Aguas Calientes Sues novel of The
| Fortune Teller has been prohibited.
Fears entertained of the resignation of the cabinet
The Universal considers that the ministry bound to
hold ONCE. ana That IT would be cowardy
withdraw in the hour OF danger.
Strong efforts making to obtain the pardon of four
prisoners taken by the Mexicans, during the late out
break on the Rio Grande Two Of these Americans
and two MeXicans.
An amnesty has been proclaimed to all persons con-
neced with the late sedtous movements in Vera Cruz
Robberies as ever ON the Mexican high
way Almost every paper contains one accounts
| Of the plumber of dligences.
The financial condition Of the government is usual
deporabe Senior Robes Minister of War has addressed
warm appeal to the Chamber of Deputies entreatng
that body to lose time in providing to meet the
current obligations Of the administration Senior Boves
compelled to lend the 600 to pay the
! Deputies their per diem
letter the Governor Of Oajaca makes known the
arrival at Tahutepec of number of Americans comprs
ing the passengers and of the brig Amphitre Capt
staples shipwrecked on the coast while sailing from Pa
to California Assistance rendered these unfor
unate and they with their effects sent to
Acapulco The sick received proper and attention
From the New Orleans Picayune June al
The Sisio of the 18th inst, copies from ministerial
paper of the previous day an article which states That
the stipulation in the treaty of Guadalupe Hidago which
obges to defend the Mexican frontier against the In
dians had offered six millions Of dollars to the govern
ment OF Mexico compensation. The Siglo adds IF
this be true think the subject needs the approval of
Congress and If it ahoud be agreed to much fear
that the six millions will be wasted without the frontiers
receiving much attention.
of the papers the city Of Mexico says that the
State Of Chiapas is threatened with invasion from
Guatemala aided and abetted by certain parties in the
territory Of Mexico The government has means of
defence The Sgo says that the last insult that could
fall upon that unfortunate country would be invasion
from Guatemala.
on the 18th the four Ministers formally resigned their
Offices in consequence they said of having merited
the confidence of Congress i'll the Tehuantepec affair
The Zempoaheea OF Jalapa believes that the President
has persuaded the Ministers to withdraw their rcsgn
tions.
The discussion the tariff still proceeding in
Congress The Monitor calls all members forget per-
sonal differences sacrifice their cherished opinions and
unite in passing some measure Of the kind for the saliva
! ton Of the country.
correspondent of the Zcmroaleca writing from the
city says that the 18th ult the law for the admission
Of foreign flour into Vera Cruz was lost in the Chamber of
Deputies by a vote of two-thirds.
The Senate has passed bill appropriang $50 900 for
the repairs of the national road between Vera Cruz and
/ Perote
The Seminole chiefs Wild Cat. Tiger Tail and their
companions, have arrived in the city of Mexico
friendly visit to the President and Congress
The Monitor the arrival in that city of Pc
ton from the ladies Of Matamora for the pardon of four
persons condemned to death for having taken part in the
attack Maamoras by Caravaja in the month of Octo
Der last Two Of them Mcxcuns and two Americans
and they all private soldiers writer in the Mon
urges upon the government the policy well hui
mainly pardonipg these criminals and praises the mag
nanimity of the ladies of Matamoras. 3
The Legislature Of Tamauipas had established toll at
the gates Of Matamoros and Camargo of one shilling
load the proceeds to be applied to the opening of
reads repairing the old ones and ontructng bridges
The Vera Cruz Eco del Concrete of the GOTH
the completion of the Geographic line between Vera Cruz
The Legislature of Guanajuato has authorized the 60.
vernment take steps for the establishment Of tee
graphic line between Vera Cruz and San Bias, on the
pasifc.
The Eco says that recently Don Victor Perret
panied by servant, going from Nopaucan to Pueba
when he met an armed party who were hunting for
thieves He mtook them for robbers, and Immediately
fred upon them, killing the captain and one of the SOL
ders The rest Of the party exaperated at the fall Of
their captain discharged their pieces at Senior Pcrret
| and seriously wounded him and his servant.
On the night Of the 10th Max Maretzeks opera troupe
gave their first representation in the city of Mexico The
opera Lucia di Lammemoor. and the Monitor de-
votes nearly three columns to description Of the per-
formance The writer praises highly both Berucca and
Bcneveptano, but goes into rapturcs over Savis Ed
galdo The vast theatre crowded to its fullest
tent and the editor says that before rich
musical feast spread before the citizens of Mexico
/ Cotton Trade.
The annexed statement exhibits the in this
staple in this country up to the latest dates in each of
4 the past thee years
MOVEMENTS CoTToN THE UNITED STATES.
Bales.
Receipts at ports since Sept. J. 1851 ..... 1884 900
Corresponding dates last year. ......... 2232 600
| year before. .............. 1.85O,OO0
Exports United States since Sept 1851 2150O00
Corresponding dates last year .......... 1672OOO
| q year before ............. 1.220OO0
Exports to Great Britain since Sept l. 1851 1455 900
Corresponding dates last year. ........... 1170000