The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
Late and Interesti from Mexico,


rHE NEW MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFTAIRs-THE VERA
CRUZ ZIEsURGENTs-PROPosED LOAN OF 81, ,000, 600,
ETC, ETC.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Q, 1852.
Further advces from Mexico to the New Orleans Deha
state that Yanesee has accepted the port folio of foreign
relations.
The dates from the city of Mexico are the 2sth u
and Vera Cruz to tie 3rd inst
The United States steamer Powhatan arrived at Vera
Cruz the LIST inst, with Judge Conkliog, the
Minister 10 Mexico, board The Povhatan sailed next
day for Pansscola.
The United States steamer Fulton also arrived at Vera
Cruz the 1t inst with the commissioners spponted
to examine into the Gardiner claim. The commission
would proceed to the City of Mexico in the first pa,e
and thence to the mines.
The Senate had rejected the proposed amnesty to the
Vera Cruz insurgents.
proposition had been introduced in Congress for the
negotiating of loan of three millions at a rate not e-
ceedirg per cent per month the
order also to the direct tribuons of the
States one half.
Orders had been issued for the arrest Of General Uraga
but no arrest had been made at the latest dates
The Guadssjara revolution getting still more for
midabe. The new plan coDyohes convention to elect
President reform the constitution calls upon Santa
Anna to return and invites Uraga in the meantime to
head the movement Uraga refused the invitation which
YVES tutH W WHO also
Nothing further had transpired respecting the Tehun
tepec route. Ramirez preparing the documents in
the Senate for publication.
The revolutionary movements continued in various
parts reported that in Mechoacan the govern
ment troops had joined the in urgents.
plot to assassipats the President had been discovered
ard frustrated at Mariana
The legislature Of the State of Puebla had passed 20
cusations against Senior Agutre Minister of Justice for
allowing the expectation OF two millions and half of
specie to England without paying the customary duty
The supreme tribunal has also pas ed accusations
sgainst the Minister OF Wsr for not complying with the
orders in the resolution passed the Chamber of Depu
ties calling upon the Miuster Of Foreign Relations
whatever information he possessed relative to the
fufment Of the 11th article Of the treaty With Guaia-
ioupe Hidsgo and eDquting whether any negotiations
made with the United States released them from the OBJ
legations Of the treaty
The Sieglo announces that there indications Of a
radical charge being Effected in the policy of the
government.
The Mexican Unirt sal, Of the 18th ut says that
sspies making their harvest fct the creduty and
fears of the goverrm Last night the roof OF the
to resist attack. TIE senres doubled watches
set and all the usual under the pressure and
Gear of danger were made
ADDITIONAL.
private letter, dated Mexico October II, contains
the following -
rend you the Presidents Message the opening
OF Congress yesterday. | refer you to il. News Is
very barren here in consequence OF tho existing
luton
The applicants for the Tehusnepsc route Messrs.
Munos leoo File Garcia Mr. Stevenson of New York
eIr. Lee ard r. Leteber for the Louisiana company
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