The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-29
Intelllgencc From Nfcx,oe.

We have received via New Orleans flies Of Mexican
papers to the 26tb ult.
The Mexican Congress had closed its session the 2lst
Of May without having taken any decision for the
sources to be procured to governm emit The House Of
Deputies had persisted in their resolution relative to
The levyiDg Of the prohibitions and consequently reject
ed the notifications passed by the Senate The question
the contract oftobacco had better the great
satisfaction Of those who had the monopoly The Depu
ties d. eared that they did wish have anything
DO with The report OF their committee to permit the entry
Of foreign -four at Vera Cruz.
The ministerial crisis had passed The ministers
had consented to retain their portfolios.
In his report to the Senate the Secretary Of War
lates as follows the situation of that cOuntry:-
The House perfectly knows the danger with which the
republic is threatened by the question OF The Tehuante
what have already said about IT, Lower California is
at this moment invaded by advent urers according
to lately received and before an iRsurreeto
had taken place the frontiers Of that territory this
movement had diminished the few elements upors
which the government counted upon its defence
1t is expected that in Sonora, American adven
turers who crept into that country and obliged
leave it. because they unable to resist the forces who
pursued them will come back again at any moment sus-
tainsd by strong bodies Of Indians with whom
they united to begin war OF determination and allie,
ton.
who had collected great many men is announced at
Chihuahua and that several Adventures will take
tive part in that nsuIreconary movement in order to
protect smuggling operations The Tamaulipas frontier
continues to be threatened by the ambition OF these ad
~.
unions formed the other side Of the Rio Bravo
begin hostites IN such difficult circumstances the
in charge Of the defence on that part OF the repub
lie have endure the greatest privatons for the
al Matamoras of the tariff Of lS45 and
tremely diminished the duties of that custom house.
which served 10 regularly satisfy their wants
The perjury is equally great in Yncatan. and at the
moment the campaign begins with energy and act-
,ity we shall be obliged to interrupt It's execution
by want Of resources. In the interior of the re-
public. the anarchists have conspred against the
tual state of affairs in various localities they have
g1ufia fha
could repress but which have the chance of
heneorth finding support in the misery to which the
clt rks Of the administration will be exposed. All
these circumstances request prompt and eiHcacious
measures. which cannot be taken by the government
repeat it long as the Congress will net procure ne
airy re- ouTces.
The line OF the electric telegraph between Vera Cruz
and Mexico is nov in operation On the oath u May the
frst despatch received in the capital.
newspaper from Asuas Calicntcs having commenced
the translation Of the bonue Ayenorc, aromance writ
the editors that all the Of thar nbor we're pro-
Ibiied ana invited them 70 discontinue tu,r publica-
tion II eiltors good Catholics imu edatey sub
mite to that remembrance.
From he New Orleans Bee. jun I'll
By the arrival Of nc schooner Bonita. Capt. Church.
from Vera Cruz have received flee al from the
city 81 Mexico 10 the 26th ult
Congress closed it, session the list At midnight.
without having acted many ofthc important acsona
before that body
The tobacco monopoly remains in quo and those
interested n the contract have accomplished II cir end
Nothing don, before the adjournment ~ Congress
70 relieve the financial embaTassmcnts Of the govern
ment
The Chamber Of Deputies decided by vote of C3 to 90
rot TO take into consideration the COMMITTEES
having for its object the admission foreign breadstus
into the port Of Vera Cruz
The papers The death of Gen Meiia at Mex
leo AND Of Gen Micheleua at Morea.
The Mexican editors in ecstacies with MaretzekS
opera troupe musical ftrore to have taken
hold Of the population and the prices Of admission hao
risen three or four prices above the ordinary rates
The wires Of the electric telegraph nearly all
and it expected that by the end OF May che
munication between Mexico and Vera Cruz would bs
complete
sum Of 100000 had been voted by the Senate for the
construction of a road from perote to Vera Cruz.