The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22

migration end progress during the next four years
be such as has been during the present one tho
OF the republic would be entirely changed
THREE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of the Mail Steamer Dee, at Hava-
Ba-Thc Revolutionary State OF Mexico
The Gardiner Commission, etc.
The British mail steamship Dee left Vera Cruz, on
Thursday the 4th, touched at Tampco the 9Th and
arrived a. Havana the 18th inst She brings three days
later news from the city OF Mexico.
Owing TO norther ut Tampioo the Dee
PEELED to leave that port without the mails specie in
| tended for her.
The Braziero left Vera Cruz at two clock in The after
noon of the 4th inst fof New York.
Our minister to Mexico Judge Conkling and Buck
iughsm smith ESD aud she other members of shs Com
mission gone out in search OF the mines OF DR. Gardiner
passed the I'd instant the road between Vera
| Cruz and the cspitol
Marszeks opera troupe continued highly successful in
Mexico IL Maretzcks intention to ease for the nj
! ted States, about the middle of this month
Our TRANSACTIONS annexed, give tbs remainder OF the
news.
from the Mexican Trait d'Unon Oct 80
The ueciion Of the grand jury of the House Of Repre-
sebtatves against Mr. Agurrea decision rendered With
majority OF sixty four against eighteen has Of
sity brought the resignation of tost minister. rho
fuimept of his duties has already been undertaken by
! the official Mayor jose Maria Duran.
/ Some papers have pretended bot without show Of
Tehscn tnht OF uecrte OF september
Il had been decided by the Council OF Ministers, ana
that Mr. Aguirre ought not therefore to be held solely
responsible but that on the contrary there sho aid be
solidarity between all the ministers composing the
cabinet AT the time OF that publication Mr. Guillermo
Preto struck doubtless by the justice of this reasoning
and conforming bis conduct moreover to strict psriia
mtntary usage has sent his resignation to President
Arsts, who refused it, snd returned 1t without
deigripg to open it Mr. Prieto therefore, remains
Minister seainst his will to the PoteHe Of JUST
il is lot yet known who is to get it Messrs Fuenss aud
Garcia AgriIre are designated as candidates
The of Minister Agulrre passed to the
Senate and the decision of that body il awaited With
considerable interest continues to bs the principal
affair Of Congress whose sitt1gs have been very tame
OF late We shall, however mention two very important
matters
conflict which hiss arisen between the government
thortes and Mr. De Raousset Bouibon Day before yes
.rday the House received from the Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs official report coming from the Governor of
Sonora rendering account of the state of affairs in
that part OF the republic and of the hostile attitude taken
by Mr. De Raousset Boulbon and his French company
In communicating this to the Senate the Hon
declared that the national militia mad received orders
from the government TO maintain the of the
in order TO er force the respect due
to he nation
This Sonora affair is more important than it may at
first sight appear is the matter plain peo
PIE would intmete and the proof Of this is that Mr. De
Raousset Boubon has many and warm psrtzsus
One paper announces that according to ahoat
the Hon Minister of France supports the unfoundedn
preenoDs OF Count De the right Of posses
zion Of the mine of Arizona Certain yery serious cir.
cnmstkncee moreover related the journal
which place this matter in very alarmng liz ht But
however serious t be the question of proprstoshp
OF the mines If not the most serious point in the affair
what deem most serious and regresbs is the hosti
ties which in ali probability have already commenced
between the forces of the State aud Mr. De Raousset
Boulbon One Of our private CORE spondents wrote
recently that MIR De Rsousset Bouioon VINO according
to his contract only to raise force OF hundred
ana f Smer- and who, during short time Immediately
following his arrival manifested great seruples
the choice Of his companions has Of late Dismissed
othese scfupes and mas carried the number of bis men
to two hundred and 6fy Ills object then yideuty
b provide against the contingency of and aug
ment biz forces place him favorable position of
defence in he should be attacked by Gen Banoo The
remnants of the two other French companies wsnder
present without chiefs and without any fixed direction,
in the deserts Of Sonora these the companies of Mr.
De Pendray ana Lepine de Legenies Everything in
ducGd to believe that Mr. de Kaousset Soubou has
united these oipersed remnsuss to his fist company,
ana We should rot be sstonshed il he We're new To
her some four tive hundred men, well armed, well
equipped and. above all very determined With such
force this ana hs military talents for he was,
they say very Distinguished officer Of the army of
Africa is not Mr. Raousset Boulbon very formidable sd
verssry But let u not anticipate events and ~at until
better inform I'd before pdulgpg in commentaries
whose least Inconvenience would perhaps be TO turn ous
Incorrect.
The ether parsmer aTy matter deserving Of mention
il the action taken by the mnise of finances with
gard 70 the Engeh oebt In the sitting Con the
2sth) Mr. Prete presented him elf TO the House OF Re
representatives. and there read memoir Relating 70 the
situation Of The English debt Alter the troubles that
sgtated the republic says the memoir the engagements
taken with he Epgish creditors could not be led
ard tie treasury Is now in arTear In their TO
smount OF $4,000 dollars which Is utgepS 90 satisfy
TIE Minister OF finance has Consequently asked thaS
the Congress should vote subsidy sufcisst TO As
fy this deficiency Ia the proposition of Mr. Beistegai
the impression Of Mr pIietels memoir ordered
There H. at present serious incident predominant
in our reS6luti, nary bulletin In last nunosr We
gave the substance Of the plan of the of
GuadsGara We bsve since then received the complete
text Of the plan but it is rather lengthy for columns
One of the articles OF the p4 IL will be remembered
contained appeal to General Uraga snd repeated,
after oher papers that the General had protested his
submission to The government II the latter would at
once abandon the persecution directed against him,
4 The supreme government had 1t ordered that
Mr.. UHga houd be arrested, and this order had even
LaHra Nan la
being conducted 10 Mexico when he succeeded in
making his escape the road accompanied by part OF
bis escort On reaching hllende, he immediately sen.
his adhesion 10 The revolution after having addressed
proclamation 10 The garrison Of Jalisco ana the bgsd,
I formerly bearing his
Ibe opposition accuses the government OF having
thrown General UIaga into the revolution against his
will However this mar be his adhesion is an m-
mepsely important fact fox IL gives the revolution head
Of which 1t was in need:
TKHUAETErEc
The legislature cf the state Of puebs bas passed de-
authorizing the local government 10 tsre, in The ea
terprize Of the lhmus Of febuautepec As many shares
IS might deem proper and moreover to concur IN the
y work ~ fgndirs certain conyioss on tho spot
The Sgle announces thst tbs commission sppoisted by
Mr. Ramirez, 70 examine the different propositions is
Dissolved aud the government itself IL TO proceed 70
form the acts that had been entrusted to this commission
Ever 70 do ana undo such appear to be tie mote Of the
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
Between Mexico aud GUans nRts the dpa contrast 1t
10 sad has been sgned after much negotiation between
the Governor Of GnIrsjuso ana Mr. Guam de Ia draszs
This useful enterprise will be broush. TO close the
I frat Of October, 1852.
SUPPLEMENTARY.
In secret session yesterday. Mr. Yare2 announced to
I the chamber that yTottncataerto attempted
4 at Hucba, AZ midnight the 18th An officer
Of The Battalion de Lbres named Victorie made effort
aided by sccomplces to seize the quarter de Hr
bde; but the oopsprstor failed 10 their enterprise and
then retired to Loueto where they gave Themselves up
One Of the chiefs Of the movement lost his life in the
ton IL Is raid hst order transmitted from the
I capital TO shoot Vctorie.
/ The Minister OF wer informed the chamber that an
extraordinary ecmmuuica nsd been received from the
Governor Of Gusnjuato stating that bad reached
him that General Ursga had presented himself at the
hsctnoa Of Cueva near Guaneusto with four hundred
and two pieces OF artillery with the intention Of at
tsckng that capital M. Mupoz Ledo had sent torce
aganH: bin which reached the hacienda shortly after
the departure o General Ursps for Penjsmo where In
presumed be had gone 70 join Bshamonde In Nicholson
II reported in the city yesterday, that General
Ariss intended 10 resign the Presidency sso. that
portion Of the brigade Cato had gone 20 the