The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-01
From the New Orleans Picayunc Of June p.
From Mexico.

!, BY the arrival of the schooner Bonita and the brig
Tehuantepec have dates from the city OF Mexico to
the 9Th instant, and Vera Cruz to the l2lh.
The Mexican Congress adjourned die, according TO
the 1rat d Union, at half past eleven O'Clock the
night OF the 2lst ult
Nothing was done to furnish the administration with
the resources necessary to carry on the government.
The administrations. says the Trait d. Union, has only
one resource lett; and that is proyldeniia add The
Chamber OF Deputies persisted IN the first resolution
in favor OF aboishing the prohboIy duties certain
articles OF import The Senate persisted in refusing 10
favor this resolution. Nothing done in the matter
the tariff remains unaltered. The administration de-
carry on the government during the recess-a committee
of supervision 10 be appointed by the Congress The de-
mand was refused by very large majority.
The village OF MochotaD, in the State OF Guenero,
inundated the night OF the 2Sth ultimo by the
sudden Overlooking OF the Salada. This sad event
caused the ruin OF many families, destroying than
half the houses in The village and drowning many per-
sons.
The Vera Cruz papers publish decree from the Min
lister oil Finances, permitting those merchants al that por,
TO resxport their goods brought from foreign ports into
Vera Cruz from the OF December the 26th OF May,
on which the duties had not been paid
public demonstration has taken place in Mazallan
against the State Legislature direct
bullons The troops called and the demonstration
promptly arrested The Commerce Of Mazatlan repre-
scented to be IN most miserable condition deep and
wide spread feeling of irritation exists there against the
State government which rules with rod OF iron and in
a most despo,c manner. Mazatlan, il is thought, will
petition the general government to be separated IRON the
State OF SiDaloa and constituted distinct territory.
The Mexican Congress- just before ourning, granted
the OF S22 900 to Mons. Desache, who succeeded
after great risks in ls47. during the blockade Of Vera
Cruz by The American fleet, in running much-needsd
cargo OF guupowder into that port
The TRAIT Uaon publishes letter, dated in Sonora
the 18th OF April, from OF the first French expedi
lions from California. The members OF the troupe
well established at and the city OF Hermoso, and
had excellent prospects opened 10 them The letter wrlle
says Sonora OF the finest countries he
The company had commenced working at several gold
and silver with prospect OF rich
The governor OF Sonora and the other authorities treated
the emigrants with great hospitality and kindness.
On the 23d March, one side OF the Cajon Bono, IL
Sonora, took place between three hundred
Indians and detachment of Mexican suar troops and
National Guards. The Mexicans forced TO retreat
bat the Indians suffered more in killed and wounded
Three detachmens OF emgfan,s 10 leave the city
Mexico on the 9Th inst Tor Sonora Another expedition
would leave Tor the destination in about month
under the direction OF Mexican colonel.
The government has recognized the Department oil
Foreign Relations, and appointed seven new chief.
OF sections OF officers. The Office OF OF the two as
sistant treasurers has been abolished.