The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-13
From the N o. Picayune, July 8.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

By the schooner Eagle, from Vera Cruz, We
received our files TO the 10Th ult.
The newsis not barren Of interest. Tehuan-
tepec seems TO be forgotten in the discussions
on the question of the coup d'ekat, whether the
Government should or should not make one;
whether the Republic can or cannot be saved
without il; and from hasty glance which we
have taken at the long winded articles on the
subject, which fill the columns of our exchan.
ges, we have come to the conclusion that each
side has decidedly the best Of the argument,
and that II is as clear a. day light that nobo.
by knows what is in the wind. In the mean
while the Sigio XIX. is very desirous to
Know ITO what purpose the thirty thousand
muskets stored in the National Palace are 10
oe applied. and whether they would not be
OF service in arming the frontier States."
q lhe Monitor Republicano says:
1T seems that the Government has definite
lyresolved TO convene Congress that Il may de-
termlne the grave questions that have remained
pending, the settlement of which is imperiously
lic."
Don Manuel Robles has resigned the post of
minister OF State, and had left the capitol for
vera Cruz, as is asserted, for the purpose of ar.
ranging the question of the -four duties at thar
port. Ii is rumored that if Congress is conven.
ed by the President all the other Ministers will
Don Francisco de Arangoiz has been con.
frmed by the Council as Consul General Of
Mexico at New York.
The Monitor Republican, SAYS: "Last
night 18th June) eight individuals were arrest
ed tor conspirIng against the Government.-
Among them are Senores Tostal, Vidal, VAL
aZquez Ayllon, and franciscan friar. They
are all Santanistas." -
An intended pronunciamiento had been dis.
Rn rod oho o,,l
out 6fty Of the national guard to maintain pub.
lie tranquility.
pronnnciamiento has been made OF Ma
zatlan. On the Sd, the commerce of the place
was perfectly paralyZed, fc- want of the arri
val OF ships and OF purchasers from the inte-
rior. Three men have been arrested. pro-
nuncaamientO was also expected at Orizaba,
against the tobacco monopoly.
The $2,500,000 of the American indemnity
were all this time being paid over to the Mex.
ican treasury, under Mr. ForstaIl's supervi-
sion. MIR. Forstall, fearing that amid the ru-
mols of coup d'etat, a coup de main might
be made on his specie, addressed document
to Mr. Letcher, the American Minister, re.
questing him to take the necessary precau-
tons. MIR. Letcher forwarded note to the
Mexican Government, which promised to
place troops at MIR. Forstall's disposition in
case of necessity, and that gentleman was al
so authorized to hoist the American flag, if its
protection were needed. The $2,500O00 were
to leave the city Of Mexico, on the 18th ult.,
for Vera Cruz, under a special escort. Mr..
Forstall was to accompany il.
THE LAND WARRANT FRAUD.-Mr. John
w. Latson, the acting attorney of the United
States in the prosecution of the parties recently
arrested on charge Of forging claims for land
warrants. &c has entered noHe prosequi as
to Mr.. Edward F. Nexsen, and certifes that
he is fully satisfied of Mr.. Nexsen's entire in.
nocence of all guilty knowledge or participa
ton in the alleged frauds on the Government.
Mr.. RUFUS Claggett, it is said, has also been
discharged, Messrs. Merrihue and Griswold
have each been held to bail in the SUN of $1,000.
N. Y. Star.
DARING OUTRAGE AND HIGHWAY ROBBERY
AT PITTsBURG.-A French physician. named
Alphonse Rhine. arrived at Phtsburg, on
Tuesday last, and in the evening took SHIRT
walk out on the railroad track. He was fol.
lowed, it appears, by three men, one of whom
asked him the time when he took out his
watch and told him; the fellow then asked
him for money, and being told by the Doctor
he had none, he knocked him down, stuffed a
handkerchief in his mouth, and placing rope
around his throat, tied him fast to Tree. The
three robbers then roceeded to strip him of
his clothing-hat. coat, pants, vest and shirt
not leaving his shoes and stocking even, taking
also SIS in money, his watch, surgical instru-
ments, &c They then left him tied to the tree
by his handkerchief. which passed across his
mouth gagging him; he was also tied by the
throat and feet with ropes, and his hands tied
behind him. In this dreadful position he re-
mained until FIVE O'Clock the next morning,
when he was accidentally discovered, almost
dead from intense suffering.