The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09
Ore Week Later from DIexuco.

! itDtiioh htll put an 'rd 10 y.
Orc Week Later from Die exico.
from tho y, q PcaYunc, May 10
The blis John Williams, arrived here last ~ ming.
brings imper from the city of Mexico 20 the 18Th and
| from Vera Cruz TO the 10th OF May
The Sis'o Of thc "a inst has long article upon this
pctcn ~ pccs q! thc lehuanepcc question The editor
as o parties in Mexico desire he great work OF
iner'c.sne communication completed but all that
the nationality Of Mexico would I've copardzed by tho
recognition 81 the Garay grant New propositions have
been made which anpear TO present favorable solution
of the difficulty This evidently refers TO the PROPOSE
ions OF Col soo which announced yesterday have
been accepted by tho Chamber of Dcputie The editor
complains that much knowledge upon this important
subject Is hid beneath the veil of diplomacy aud ssyB
that the reiec ction Of the Tchuanepec treaty tho
Der Deputies and recent publications viii doubtcsx
cause rrca, irritation in The United States and the Anne
ricaD press will improve The opportunity to insult Mexico
| and her government Under these circumstanccs and
ia wow u tie grave results that may be expected
a.sc 10 the nation from this question the editor thinks
urhr diplomatic reserve unnecessary and calls for tho
publication OF all the documents connected with it, no
tat The peoplg may know whom to place the blame IL
blanc there be After mentioning the formation OF
treaty by Mr. Ictchcr and senior Tedraza ia modifoa
ton by he United states government and its final rlec-
ton 10y tie Mexican Chamber Of Dcputics the editor
sny" The second Tor moiidcd treaty has reject
ed by our Chamber Of Deputies, and this step IL not
PROOF either bad aith barbarian Is6thing tbat
al treaties aye subject to which concu udcd with
counties in which, by their political organization trans
actions with sotign powers mt be previously cvised by
the legislative body only complete reversal of thu
principles of international right could make the rejection
OF the trcafycons be Such absurjy docs not neeA
rfuaton" The editor regrets that party Of American
engineers permitted t9 survey the Isthn,us nd
says that the project of Mr. Soo which appears to re-
all difficulties worthy of examination lie stiM
f,ars however that il is only another spread
Mexico stratagem or trick played by those who have
lost the rsiyelesc-mcaning the present company,
presume.
The Trait n Union Of the 10Th inst SAYS TINT thu
Chamber OF Deputies considering the grant
TO Garay abolished annu!led has authorized the
government t. take such other may
convenient necessary for the open Of travel tho
Isthmus Of Ieiuan'gpcc.
On the o,h of May the government officials proceeded
m E.xa ~ AHW I'm
housesthc Nnglish IN pref renee, which refused in
conequence Of the continuance ut Matamoras Of Gen
AyaSss low tariff to sgn bills for the payment OF duties
due under the oil and high tariff On the Ttb inst the
government communicated to the merchants Of Vera Orus
the information that the tariff had been to the old
rates at Matanoras This qicted the agitation Vera
Cruz in some degree; but further trouble csprri-
enced and the government is seriously embarrassed as ta
what measures 10 adopt 10 relieve commerce there from
its present peyrsbng condition
The Committee Finance has reported to the Cham
Der o deputies IL favor OF allowing the importation of
foreign -four for three years, into Vera Cruz in suo
quantity as tho government may deem needed By the
wants Of the popuation-the duty being three dollars per
barrel.
In answer TO certain interrogaons from the Chamber
Deputies il appears that President Arista and ,Ir.
members of The cabinet arc in favor lowering the tariff
on foreign nportations and abolisbing those dutco
which amount 10 prohibition Of importation Ons
mtnher os the cabinet Is opposed to these measures
The Chamber Of Deputies has persisted by maj ,riy
oifoii y-ye votes ia recommending the lowering Of ths
tariff ty ten per cent, and the abolition of probitorv
duties.
on the ION ult the American weasel John weacy.
IRON NtW YORK, win
oi Caoozos seven ies from Vera Cruz The passengers
officers anc crew and part Of the freight were taken o
by the Mexican schooner Rosario
Senior Sagncota has elected President Of the Senate.
ana Scn"r Gamboe Vice President. scnor Yanes has
been elected President of the Chamber OF Deputies and
Senior Guzman Vice President
Max Marct2cks Italian opera company have arrived in
the city Of Mexico and were to open the season on tho
1otb inst in Lucia ii Lommcrnioorr
Three hundred Mexican soldiers have arrived in tho
state Of Sonora More French and German emiyranfx
from San Fhcisc have reached sonora where thew pro-
nn0 fturt,
French were expected The people Of Sonara treated a
who arrived with kindness
Tie Minister If War has proposed series Of m
Tor the defence OF c frontier states against the dians
among which are the erecting Of Notifications ON tho
eastern frontier aEd he formation Of new military co.
ony il Cibualu ihc coalition Of the states for this
purpoe j. producing good effect. The Legislature ot
Nea nv hoi siVcn 70 the accommodating fund the third
rnt o. the Nenc othe oonfcaons accrung the State
r four years and as also opened voluntary subsc,ip
on Tie SIS l.pes That The other States vii. aid their
brothes IN the struggle for the salvation Of civilization
upert from the Minister OF War TO ConCress says
thrt the republic Is threatened all sidcs-from re-
hunntcptc from Lower CaliforL which hos been tpyrd-
ed ~ party e adycutrcrs from sonora whore an ex.
petition oaIeced from adventures savsges; from
chihuahua whore a revolution j. on the eve OF brcaln.
out. headed by tho Governor from Tamaupss which il
n. uacga ~ pdytnturcrs who asc again united on tho
o'h,ri,ac cf TIE Rio Gtande from Yucatan where n
VII bc necessity t. suspeud the operations aaaint tho
Indians lr want u funds; ana IA he interior which il
'eJg.Is ,,s so~sras annTehy N pretty picture this
was examined before Inc senate on tho 18Th inst for
mbraiy conduct towards General Almonte, tnen Scna-
was acquitted by vote of23 10 10.
Senor Boyes member II Congress has loaned $50 OCQ
TO the Cover nnent. without interest or premium
News had hcen received at Merida from Gen La
Vega The lat dates from hin to tho 2,th ut ant
1t was ss3 nc had obtained advantages ths
Indians bui s position at that time indcated
An Indian had been t2kcn prisoner in the village
Tckaz and he declared that Gen la Vega had rooor-
qu,Ud ChichanJa Notwithstanding the obstinate reeiss-
Of some negroes from Belize who headed the In
dpns a letter had been written from Tihosuco by = .
dltahle per- which said that the forces La
Ncfr had rot met with any calamity; that he Was in
possession Of Chan Santa Cruz, and had apprchcnded
soldier rt tho National Guard dcserter from Bpcalar.
who saM that place uDoccuped, AM ,ait Gen. La
Y, - IN mediate'y marched thither
Tho Brlti-h steamship Thames her last trip froua
vcla Cruz carried ~ $500 362 80 y in gold and silver
NRw CoCYTgRrErT The PhiLadeltJtta BuLLfta'
Of yesterday contains the following Tho public
cautioned against now counterfeit note on tho
Commercial Bank, now in circulation bore, of which
tho following description has been furnished us by
the editor Of Bictad's Reporter.
OrFcr o. BiCSNEIL's REroBrTR, June 3, 1852.
COMMERCIAL Bank Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 6's,
letter ray - W. Dexen April7, 1851 The appearances
OF the body Of the note Is bad and that Of the ends good
The yanetic is very imperfect. and much blurred amt
looks anything but Ike engraving respeota-
bic hthcgph Tho names of the opgIayers at the bottor
OF the note in the counterfeit not distpgushAbe.
while in the genuine they quite distinct the good
note The lower part of the II in the" the upper cor
per Of " r. in Pcnnsy ylvania and o. in onn nearly
touch the left margin In the counterfeit they
than onc-eghth Of an inch apart The signatures are
poorthey, ~ well a. the hllipg up are III ons hand
writing
board OF Supervasprs.
JuSr THE Recorder In the chair. The mnutes on
The last proceedings were read and approved
Papers referred The petition OF james Nack cicrSyn
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