The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-10
Interesting from Mexico.
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We have received our files Of FL Uarersai Ell Monitor
Repu5iicaro, and L. Trait clinton from the city Of
Mexico, to the 2oth ut The Is very interesting
We translate the most important items.
Many grave accusations were preferred against the
French Consul, who accused Of having received
goods from France without paying the duties upon
them Levasseur cleared himself OF that aocusstion
but factious men, specializing the ignorance OF
the people took advantage of that event to oment riot
htrugge ensued between the police and the rioters in
which some persons killed and wounded Peace
was soon restored by the troops, who made several
prisoners.
The had received the ne W Of the faurs
of the second expedition OF Caravs al at erravo The
Mexican papers say that Jaureguy had only six men
killed, and sixteen wounded, including ofi,er The
revolutioniss lost colonel four other officers and
forty sodiers, with sixty others wounded
Both Houses Of Congress flushed their extra ord
nary sesson the l4th ult on which occasion the
President o, the republic made the following apaech w
Gentlemen, senators and deputies: AT the moment
when the present legislature finished its extraordinary
session the Executive would have besn pleased to fell
citate himself and the realization of great and
fortunate rforms but although H. has not been So we
have at least the satisfaction OF having other unhsp-
pness to deplore spite of the truly diff ut crcu m
stances which surrounded The adm illustrative and
social question depending on financial matters, has
been faced by both Houses with wisdom decision:
and II the difficulty is not dehntiyey solved bscau 50
It has tor ~ object the rebuilding OF the very bssis OF
our society the maeriasare disposed taat tn new
Colgrsss elected by the people will be abb TO ,olys IL
The State governments aud the central government
understanding the reciprocity their pter-st. the
utmost harmony prevails between them and has been
the cause OF increasing local prosperity whieh will fer
vi understanding their position which Il to lend Aid
to law. ard TO preserve public liberty, have lately
avenged upon our invaded frontier, rights Of our
self that the titles acquired by them to the gra-
ti.udc Of their county, will form a contrast to
ths opinion which WAS generally manifested. that
the armed force continually threatened the public
repose Our foreign relations thanks to the noble ssnt
mrnts OF the representatives of friendly nations in
satisfactory state and II the nature OF certain affairs
should permit the government will have pleasure Of
quetins the patriotic fears y those VINO ia than
threatened Although the rapid sum mary ab we is con-
trned by factr the actual situation is YER from
being fatterpg The financial question is threat
ebipg than ever II was; settle H. not with the
aid Of recrmineoD dangerous questions eta uette
but by acts e accidental and of nobls and ,inoere
patriotism For it, part the Executiv. submits it con
duct to the impartial judgment OF the nation 1t
has respected the institutions and saved the
compromised national honor abroad, by delicate
combinations of the privileged debt and in the
interior. by the repulss OF the adrenturer, who arm
ed themselves on the other side OF the Bravo
Fortunately the great wants Of the country admin.
is'rative and the instinct Of preserva will unite
u and give us strength The people, who knew to
conquer their indie pendenc IS and Ia 1921 will know
how in future to triumph over the obstacles po.ei
upon us by caprcious fortune Worthy
OF the people the nation has witnessed your dificult
work and viii render that justoe which Is TO YOU
You have lghehed the most vital questions Of the couu.
Try ana 1t Is an Immense progress in political science
" ~ evils true stale OF things
Rtptesei OF the people in entering sg
sem Of don este life pray with to the supreme Ruler
q the tuiyeise in order that may be worthy Of the
gifts conceded by Providence to us /"
The President Of the House Of Deputies responded to
the address Of General Arsa aud the Congress rep.-
rated Preparatory Meeting. for the election Of new
Cong ess had already tsken place in the country
Dung TIE night of the 4th nit The stage coach OF
Ban Juan De LESS Lagos the road Of Dan
Pedro by high waymen who robbed it OF 1000 and al
the dieste, 81 the travellers
Another riot took place ut Acapulco in the beginning
n y nj HpJ nj aach. nv
the mob in the same the hotel was
time Def