The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

ultimo NON that port and to the 2Oh from the city Of
ana brings saS 0so in specie On freight
Captain bbisa reports that there was . rumor ct Vera
Crus whe. he sailed that the port Of Tabases block
Tbs joint committees the treasury and industry
named to report the rehusntepec propositions have
Beahge The 0rden Of the 18TH Gays his bill passed lie
second reading and would soon be discussed
The sdvcss from Sonora cen6rm the news Of conflict
bs the under Count Raousset and the troops
under General Blanro in which the latter defeated
The landing of another expedition feared at Guays-
mas. and the brig Of war sinaos had been ordered to
letter from Guadasjara says: Count Raousset HIS
proclaimed the ipdependence Of sonera and It's snnexs
ton to France and has defeated General Blsnso Ths
defeat was not total rout for want Of military expert
encen
the government No conflict had taken place bstwsen
the troops Of the federal and those OF Gene
raj UI.ga except slight krmish which took place with
about 100 cavalry which General Uraxa sent to protect
1t IL said the deseton Of his old brigade Some 200
lraoDers or dessrters were taken by them and General
Valdez immediate fortified his camp General Uraga
has summoned him to surrender
letter from Guadasjars says that had the force been
zoo instead OF IoS men, ana WIN orders TO stack the re-
Gen Valdez held his fortified camp and sent express
TO the capital An effort was made To send him four
OF money The Or says that the messenger went bAsk
with to Gen Valdez about satisfactory those
no SIo"sn Gn MIN psssI hs Us. as 70 b. the on!
Uraga With propositions for arrangement put probably
with the view only Of obtaining delay until he could hear
leads to think that Gen. Ursgs did not attack the
federal troops because they dsoving rapidly he
Gan Ursrs wss rscsived at Gusd.issra with great r..
joicings His forces are said 60 number between 5000
and GOO men, eondaeta uncer his protection, with
eco from the merchants Of the place. had been sent
to for goods and several cargoes were said to be
the way up
ruptDg colo scattered with preson by the insurgents
among our brave troops but without success /"
Gen Mron hss been ordered mp from the isthmus and
sent 10 the forces Of the federal government
Gen hea hae adhered 10 the plan Of Guadalajara ut
the head OF Geo zen
Cordova has in favor OF the same Rebouo-
Do. a. Huaussco has sso done so with 500 men
The p,Onnneados OF Aguas Oaientes took CuaoaR and
captures 2tt0 nuebets and Ave pieces of artillery.
1t runorsd that Guansjuato had joined the revou
top IL Is announced that Munoz Ledo the Governor Of
this State war shout 10 go TO Europe.
The pronancddos of ramarlipas have adhered to the
plan OF Gnadslgjaa
conduc'a with ST. eco OOo had left the city of Mexico
for Vera Cruz.
THE Union Of Vera Cruz says that the public offices
will necessarily close for want Of money. officers
cannot serve Without pay.
Congress bsd been In ssion month and the only
thing they have decided upon TO of the
former ministers OF reasonable abuse Of power This
has passo the Chamber Of Deputies and the sole mat
ter completed.
CrY or MEXICO Nov 10, 1862.
Our new Minister Judge CopkiDg Is here but he has
rot yet presented his credentials The assigned is
thar his uniform and official documents have not yet
from Vera Cruz and will not be here for days
The Judge looking old gen tleman and 1t IL be
hoped that he will be OF more use to our counrymsn
than our former Ministers.
The Gardiner examining committeesieft ON Thursday
last for the Doctors famous mines
Sonora you will Is being grabbed by the French
The 60 nothing to prevent this disaster
Congress has passed appropriation bill to the amount
Of SOC 600. to meet current expenses
trade here Is a dead letter Nobody trusts nobody
buys from nobocy pRys nobody
From the N. o Delta Dec. OIL
We have received files Of from the CITY Of Moxi
latest date btipg the 10th November.
Tie Ordsn OF the 10Th that the day before
bya majority Of 40 to 81 the grand jury found to
prosecute the Minister of the Interior Espar
for having issud the order Of the 2Sth Of last May
authorizing agent OF the English bondhe to take
away the millions and half Of dollars without pay
ing duties ,o., .o,u.o.
passed. calling upon the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
for information in relation to the origin Of the alarming
accounts from Sonora
From Yucstan the advic . are thai General La Vega
compelled by want of to give up the
pspd in that peninsula to D. Sebastian Lergo bsfore
moving that the government had accepted hts resgna
tion II is feared that rebejoDs may soon be kin.
died Of the synaton Of Gen La Vega who,
1t seems, vas universally esteemed and respected
from the United States, which they think much Of.
The orden Publishss . procamation from RsholIsdo.
and snpihste anarchy II ends with appeal in favor
the hero Of rampico and Vera Cruz the worthy and
ilustrious GspsrhD Antonio Lopez do Santa Anna Its
words are:
Proyieepce protee.sa just cause few days since The
sss issS ss
the repubs The grssler portion the State Of Mho
the . %
&. .s Of H. f'ssSa s1s s'hs;
State Of guerrero the forces Of Tehusntepe Oajscs
many proofs Of the popularity Of the lrs,rous name Of
Men Of Vera Cruz arise from the lstharsy in
II is proposed by the Reboedo plan to call Congress
together this Congress will b. engaged IN making all
wifh viavv If U~~iO n
financial system equitable terms such as will provide
for all contingencies and In fixing the amount
1t. o. well in pesce In All nobemen and infusn
tis men Of all classes are invited to take notable part
pubie *. military esss and National Guard are also
called upon to psrake In the movement Whoever pre-
seDts any formal opposition to this plan Is threatened
ThiIgs are in terrible uproar in Sonora News had
reached Mexico that battle had taken place between
the forces Of General Bssoo hoee Of Raousset
and 1t blood had been shed both SIDES According
to one account General Blapco had left Hsrmoeo ct
the head Of $50 TO meet the $50 French, under
Raousset ter ribe conflict had taken pace-one hun.
dred French had fallen the fsld-snd the Mexican
troops had with small loss According to another
500 Indians and pieces Of arlerythAt Raousset
bis side ia men-thst General Blanco had lost
venty and his artery and Rsousset had lost eight
The S,glo Gays that coon II known in Gnsds-
Ejara that General Banco had been defeated NJ Yanez
With sec men among his best troops ana sent the brig
snalos to Guaymss for the purpose Of preventing the
landing Of another expedition from without.
The Senate has spproved the decision Of the Chamber
Of Deputies which authorizes the TO contract
for lean Of six hundred thousand dollars for the paci
fsxtion ofthe republic
1t raid that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs bad at
tempted unite the three Mexicans companies into one
for the opening Of the Ithmus Of Tshuantspec-thst
Messrs Garcia and BeaDge sgreed to 1t; but that NJ
RivR Palacio opposed in the name Of the GuAnsuato
Company Ysrex has since transmitted all the papers
to the Congress which TO decide on the matter.
The rumor afoat that correspondence had Ar
rived fron Paris 70 the Mexican government in reson
to the Laopt difficulty, 1t ssad that the French gov.
eminent insists upon the release Of Lafont.
from the New Orleans Bee
By arrival from Vera Cfuz We have received files OF
Mexican papers the 1sth inst inclusive They
tain but little diligence Of interest The situation OF
the republic has In Wise changed Perturbation,
element deontent and eivl commotioD, the order
Of the day The government seems helpless and impo-
tent and the better cassss appear 70 view the existing
condition Of Affairs with profound Indifference
In Durango the murderous incursions Of the Iudans
t continue party Of them surprised revsrsl rswohos
on tho 18Th inst killed several persons and carried OF
number Of Young and large stock Of eaths Such
events however deplorshe, are Of daily occurrence.