The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-16

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Commanding Bveshwood, arrived last evening, il
four days from Vera Cruz. H-7 a. '',1
The United States steam. frigate Powhatan, bear
ing the broad Pennant Of Commodore Newton, anc
having Judge Conkiing, the United States Minister
70 Mexico, on board, arrived at Vera Cruz on tn.
lst instant from Havana, and sailed on the I'd fol
Pensacola. -.
The United States steamer Fulton ulso arr;ved a,
Vera Cruz ON the Let, and was in port when the
Duane left. r.-
The barque Brasalero was to sail for New York
two days after the Duane left.
by the Duane we have received files from Vera
Cruz to the 3Dti ult. E.s
The revolutionary movements still continued in
the State OF Vera Cruz, although it was denied
that keboledO had seconded the plan of the insur.
gents at Jalisco A body Of troop, had left JaIspa
for Cordova and Orzaba, commanded by General
Marin. II was understood between him and the
authorities of the State of Vera Cruz that he should
proceed against the insurgents without declaring
any OF the towns In state Of siege, or in any way
ssurping the functions of the State officers. 4
Jealousy appears to exist between the latter and
The Minister Of War had informed the Chamber
of Deputies that he did not deem it consistent
with the public good to give the information it
required about the pronunciamento of Mazatlan.
Captain Pedro Valdez the leader Of the insurg nts
at that port, has written letter. ia which he says
he entirely agrees with the principles proclaimed
in Jaiisco, and the regolutonists at Guadalsjara
had also followed suit. General Jose Maria va
neg had taken the customary oa,hs as governor of
Jalisco; and Immediately issued decree for q
forced loan. ....
1t was rumored in Mexico that the Micboacan
insurgents have entered Morelin, and that the
government troops had pronounced in their favor
The Sisto says TINT fifty men, with some pieces OF
s1a,ieay, mad isit Mexico 10, Morelia which gives
leaders OF the revolutionists in Michoacan had 10.
s0ed a proclamation holding out inducements to
the officers and soldiers OF the government to
posed him.
A resolution had been introduced In the Oh m
Der Of Deputies calling upon the Minister OF For.
eign Relations for informant ton as TO the non fulfil
ment of the eleventh artion Of the treaty of Qua
dalupe Hidalgo. and inquiTing if il was true that
negotiations had been entered into for the purpose
OF relieving the United States from the obligations
imposed on them by that article The eleventh
article Of the treaty ia the one by which the United
States bnds itself TO protect the Mexican frontier
from the incursions Of the American Indians.
The Trait d. Union says that plot to assassinate
the President of the republic had been discovered.
Don Mariana Yahez had been named Minister of
Relations. The Sigio thinks this event indicates
radical change in the policy Of the administration
cusation against Seor Aguirre one of the cabinet,
for the decree permitting the expectation of the
two millions and half in specie, belonging to the
English creditors of the republic, without the pay
bunal Of War had also preferred accusations against
the Minister of War. for not having complied with
the resolutions Of that body against the command
The paper called Asmodeus, in the city of Next
co, has been suppressed, and an individual named
Caseres had been arrested for having come copies
in his possession tA'1 - "
The collector of customs at FL Paso and the DO.
litical chief had taken up against the mill.
tary commandant Of that city, in consequence of
the fraudulent introduction OF some foreign goods
From the epening edition Of the same paper.
We gave this morning rapid summary of the
news. but the lateness Of the hour at which re-
ceived our hies precuded our giving proper de-
tailed review of them. The news is more impor-
tant in general point of view than has been
brought by any single arrival since the conclusion
pers of tie city of Mexico tal - 5.
The Sigi0 Diex Ntiepa of the 23d says: a.e
"After three days OF continual suppication, Don
Mariana Yanez has accepted the portfolio of For.
eign Relations. under condition that he shall have
authority to direct in all things the policy of the
country, even to the giving new organization to
the cabinet. The advent of Senior Yanez will give
confidence TO the friends Of the constitution, when
they remember that he left the cabinet because he
would not countenance the errors which We now
lament. We know that all the responsibility of
the government 10 on him exclusively, and this
only can explain his entrance in the cabinet"
The Monitor 1.-THE government organ) neither
approves nor disapproves the nomination of the
new minister. The OFdsn looks askance at il; and
the Sigio, in reply to some observations, says: =
1.-The advent Of Senior Yanez will be useful if he
really changes the policy of the executive II this
is not possible confident he will abandon the
post, and the situation Of the government will then
become more complicated" n.aAs. $50 ..
In regard to the Tehuantepec business nothing
definite had transpired No other OF the PROPOSE
tions presented had been published, and the com
mission had ceased to intervene in the matter, the
whole affair remaining in the hands of Senior Ra-
rnirez, who was preparing all the documents for
publication. The government will decide the bust.
ness without other assistance. "fa q a" " ...'f.
The Senate has rejected the proposed amnesty to
the insurgents OF the State Of Vera Cruz. ~
In secret seesion Of the Chamber of Deputies q
motion was made, in consequence OF note from
the Minister Of the Treasury, to negotiate loan of
three millions of dollars excluding therefrom all
paper, the rate of interest not to exceed one per
cent month; the proceeds Of the loan to be used
for the re establishment Of order. All direct con.
trbutons of the States of the Federation 10 be in
creased one half .tjasra'.H 3H' a.r -.. &. ..J'@
The Chamber was to have decided OH the 26th
relative to the impeachment Of Senior Aguirre,
but the decisionhas not been published. a' 1905
The Universal says: ~ +'.'sNE 50 %@EG"'
"We are assured that the order for The arrest of
General Uraga has been reissued, and that he be
brought to the capital" tt '-HEr"' f'"
The execution of this important order had been
confided to Senior Munoz Ledo, which the Uniper
sal says Ia alsO impolitic, one knows better
than Governor Mufiox the great services which
this honest patriot has yielded to the State and
the true cause of order. The Unioersai hopes that
instead of complying with tina order, Senior Mu
noz will manifest TO them that no good can result
from such imprudent prosecutions In regard to
this affair the SigIo Of the 2Sth says:
"Schor Muhoz Lcdn, on learning, the late varia
tons in the plan of Guadalajara, sent a body of
troops TO San Miguelto arrest General Uraga, but
when they arrived they found he had left the town.
The revolution OF Guadalajara seems TO be
gathering strength, and presents more formida-
bic aspect. change Of its plan has been made
All the public authorities who have forfeited the
confidence OF the people disarmed. An extra
ordinary Congress, comp sed of two deputies from
each State, is convoked, which shall proceed to the
election Of President AL interim, md reforma
ton Of the constitution. General Santa Anna is
called upon to return to the republic, and General
Urng, invited to place himself at the head Of the
movement. The Sigio Diez Nutpa of the 2sth
says; ' e1ae .'~ sn,.t .-.. a. .Ag.a.
"Ycstcrday the government received an exprcss
from Zapotlanejo. We are told there were some
dissensions among the insurgents; that General
Uraga has not accepted the invitation to join the
movement, and thnt the comandantc of the batal
lion Of Guanajuato having wished TO pronounce,
he had been removed" Tlf9 BE- # ''.s 3D..
The comandante of Jalisco, General Vasouez,
advised the Supreme Government that n flag of
truce had been sent by the insurgents with two
commissioners, inviting him to join the movement,
and that he had refused to do So ~ -
Letters Of the 25th, from General vasquez, an