The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

d which they ae.and The prompt rs.tor..ion ofths
unity q The tazAa IN ~ The ports - tbs Mexican
In making this demand in - s4ueoe foreie. com.
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and in indicating the means which, IN their NV would
be the quickest and NEST 0soioas Tor rsms0yink the
evils the existing state Of things The have
not considered themselves Wishing 10 ntermeddls in
the arrangements Of the custom house but
they have exerciseda right Cd fallsd duty in claim
ing their respective countymen the equal application
OF the law They will mot abandon this right and they
win persist in fulhning this duty. 4 20 49,
The undersigned perceived with regret that his Excel
ency Don jose Ramirez instead examining with at
tenton the means they have pointed out for escaping
from this abnormal and runous position, contents him.
government to compel respect for its own laws.
The undersigned, far from exciting their countrymen
to an resistance demand on the contrary
that the law be applied equally to ALL The govern
ment- says his Exccllency D. Jose Ramires would see
itself reduced to the painful necessity Of enforcing the
execution of the laws against such foreign merchants
refuse submit to its decrecsn His Excecncy forgets
that resistance this occasion Is by means
against the laws In force in Mexico but only against
violation Of those very laws which, in regard to customs
guarantee legal treatment in every port OF the republic
Of every merchant, whether Mexican or foreign.
lis Exceiensy, " Jose hamirel, IN protesting his
dersigned makes appeal to their loyalty, they
had been found wanting in loyalty. His excelency
Is not ignorant of the contrary and to day
tofore count on their aid to combat the difficulties which
momentarly threaten the harmony that till has
existed between Mexico and their respective govern
nents But what can their good will avail, IT, the
other hand. the Mexican government is constantly
parayzed in its action by the resistance apathy Of
Congress
Without entering anew on the discussion the under
signed will only repeat to his Exceency that such
Of things cannot be prolonged without serious danger to
under the dominion Of just fears that tho undersigned
do not hesitate to declare 1t here and that they eneget
cay insist anew on the adoption of some measure at the
least provisional, to avert such a result
In their opinion this consists simply in aMtho
rzng the foreign merchants Vera Cruz and Tampco
pay duties conformably to the Avaos tariff reservng,
dona duties which may conform to general tariff
wisely framed and PASSED by the legislative body.
IT, notwithstanding their hopes and wishes, the AMIGA
bic counsel given by the undersigned has no elect Con-
gress pepssting in its nacon refuses to search out and
apply prompt and radical remedy the UNDERSIGNED de.
longer to bear the responsibility Of the consequences Of
the position in which their counrymen engaged in
merce are placed.
The undersigned with pleasure take this occasion Of
turning to his Exceency d. jose Ramirez the
Of their distinguished consideration. (Signed &c., &C.
We do not know what Mr.. Ramirez will answer to that
logic but it appears to that it is difficult task.
Nevertheless, there is no other news. The BGndera
Mercaa of pretends that Carayaai reduced
to nothing and that the revolution of the frontier Is
finished correspondence, under the date of Goth Of
March, says on the contrary. that Carvajal had not
renowned his project Of INVASION and had gone up the
river Rio Grande with the remains Of his forces to
ceve the aid of three hundred Germans headed by Col
Ford, from the interior of Texas.
II was feared that movement caused by the dscon-
tent occasoned by the difference of the tariffs in the
various ports Of tho Republic would happen in Orizabo
AtTampico the Nocoso notices that the garrison
ready during the night Of the 9th of March, The Gen.
had received secret notice that attempt
would take place to disturb the public peace No dis
urbance happened but fears net completely dss
pated and energetic continued In that CITY
Both houses Of Congress passed resolutions committing
the punishment Of the murderers of Dr. Beistig from
death to imprisonment.
Letters from Camargo say that Caravaja has sold to
American company for S2o0O00 his lands Camargo
Reynosa. Mier and Guerrero
proposition to make the river Lerma navgable has
been introduced into the Legislature of the State Of
Mexico.
The Monitor says that Santa Anna has written letter
to his parzans declaring that he will furnish them with
funds for revolutionary purposes that he has
already sent them $4,000 which they have sQuandered
they have basely and vlanosly deceived him. and
hat they set Of miserable towards terrified by the
bare mention Of Arstas name.