The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-18
Important from Mexico.

We have private aa,ces from the city Mckee 10 the
oath February upon several points the information
thus received interesting and of some Importance
The which the letter Of Jonas p Levy to the
President Of Mexico against No ratification of the Te
huantepec treaty into the possession Of Mr. Wcb
ster is explained Under his instructions Of the FIRST
things which Mr. Letcher looked into after his arrival
Mexico the condition aud the prospects for the ra
fcaton Of the FehuaGepec treaty The Mexican aaths
rites It would appear have been humbuggng him with
various devices evasions against his demands for
ratification Among ether things it said they showed
him Leyys ettor OF which he permitted to take
copy which il is supposed was transmitted to Mr. Web
Thus owing to the activity Of Mr. Letcher in McKee,
Levy frosted and indicted in Washington
sprtor sgaDs the and ts darling project Of
the Tehuantep6c reay But the sequel will show that Mr.
Letchcr upon false scent, and that very key the
expense
powerful company has been organized in New York,
with capital Of $200000 for the opening Of route
California by way Of Vera Cr1x thence the
country by stages to point southwest of Puebla the
said river nearly five hundred miles by steamboats, to the
Pacific The company have secured tho right Of of
Mexico and the exclusive privilege for the transportation
We have received certain Official documents from Mexico
establishing the practcabty Of this route Here, then,
the trnc secret of the rejection by Mexico Of
the Tehuantepcc treaty In any event the prosecution
Of Levy the arch consprator who has defeated it, will
be regarded in Mexico Us Of the best jokes Of the
| season.
We advised that the indemnity of s15eO0ooo
from the United States being pretty we'll exhausted the
to to other extraordinary to repensh
their treasury and it Is understood that they intend
to make application to government for indemnities
for the outragcs committed along the Mexican frontiers
by the Indians and tbEsteros from side Of the
line in violation of the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdago;
and that upon this account the damages will be Laid at
thirty millions Of dollars Failing in any relief Of this
kind feared the administration Of Arista trealy
able and capable man) will tumble to pieces and that
Santa Anna will again come in. and under the conni-
vance Of British agents viii again assume the dictator
ship
very extensive conspiracy exists against the present
administration and in favor Of the recall and restoration
Of Santa Anna Mr. Lctcher is doubt pretty well In
formed this point But let Secretary of State
to it that in the event Of the return Of Santa Anna to
power the Garay grant Of the Tchuantepec is not
fered to the exclusive possession and control of British
capitalist and agents Of the British government
MILL BURNED IN NEW JERSEY Mr.. Sheed, the
mail agent. informs that the extensive grist and
mill situated ut killham the railroad four miles
above Trenton totally destroyed by fire last evening
about eight O'Clock. 1t is said there large amount
OF grain in it, which also destroyed together with the
outbudings The loss is supposed to be $4,000 with
insurance Of $4,000. 1t blowing very fresh at the
time