The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-05

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we'd here on the 14h and left the day for st. Thomas
She will be due here again in q day or two.
Interesting from Mexico.
GAN, ANNA-THE AFFAIR OF GOV. LANE AND THI
49," OF TIE MEsILLA--M RAOyssEL BOULBOE
AcAIN-n IL. FRERY-ALBOEI.
We bsv. rece,ved es =. journals from Mexico as Late
as the news published in yeste HERALD by telegraph
from Baltimore FL Universal sx. snds 70 ihe 10Th OF
April the day previous to that on whc Santa Anna ar
rived at the capital Of which interesting we have
therefore no details.
FL CnixrsG states thai it has been assured tina. tne
has named senor Santa Anna aptan genera
Of the army and aavy with absolute powers in
relating thereto and it is sad that his salary for such
employment is assigned at thsuand dcars per month.
messenger had besn by Sesor Lembardni soPaeba
to inform santa Anna of this nomination The Universal
states, edisoIiay that cannot credit the farcca pro-
ect appears too repugnant this dignity Of
Gen. Santa Anna The circumstances in which the pub
lie placed continues are too solemn to permit the
iinausu M aon OF new government TO commence with
santa Anna not TO raise voice in opposition to what
ever might degrade him, aniwe ask hi consider his
position being he is the object which fixed the
eyes of the whsle nation which will the announce
ment of his dest:ny in his first public acts.
Inc proclamation OF Goyerror Lane OF New Mexico.
and of Gov Tras Of Chihuahua respecting tho valley of
Mesilla are dis sussed by az the Mexican papers.
The Monitor Repu5ano ssysWe believe in this case
that from the official character o. the person who make
the attempt from the soemnty of the treaties of Qua
dsupe from the position which Mexico has held as 10
the territory in dispute, and TO, other which
doubtless our government will make prevail and which
iayor in victorious manner, the right of Mexico that
the American cabinet will give defntve explanation
and compel the Governor OF New Mexico to recede from
his pledge
which is most IN this incident Is that majority
of the population of the menaced territory has oro-
pounced III favor of American invasion under the advice
Of Nicanoe Vafea and other bants all ready to
foreswear their Mexican nationality, TO range themselves
under the banner Of hs United States The question will
enter into the diplomatic domain and the Cabinet of
Washington will hasten, have doubt to give every
to Mexico for an act oppression fragrant
as unjustfable.
The Mexicans alarmed by runners of a fresh in
vssion of Sonora meditaed by the redoubtabe Count
de Raousset Boulbon The Captain of the port OF Ma
aatan has addressed communication the subject to
the Governor and ndant General of Snaloa stat
ipg that by the English brig Treslphina, from San
francisco, he had received positive information that
Count RaOusset dc Boulbon raising In that city
expedition against the state Of Sonora composed
TO 500 men that he had already at his disposal two
ships and that he would soon set sail for Guayma.
The Universal its fears that this time the
tuoIa authorities favor the project OF Raousset
Mad'ne Frery had made her debut at the National
theatre but without attracting much attention
Negotiations had been put in train to induce Aboni to
go Mexico but her demands considered too ex
trbitant According 10 the Trait Unios, the great
tatrce required monthly alary Of ten thousand dol
lars travelling expenses going ard returning for three
persons the payment of ten Thousand dollars in hand
fere leaving tre United States and the further payment
OF month In advance on her arrival.
The government Of Chihuahus has prorogued for one
year, the concessions made &c Hppolyte du Pasquer
de Doumartin relative 10 colonizati ano railroads.
From the New Orleans Pcayune, April III
The last acvces from Yucatan received at the city of
Mexico represent the with the Indians the PENN
sula as assuming vely alarming character. santa
Anna's attention VIII be immediately directed to the
matter.
PRESIDENT Lon bardni before retiring from Office or
dered that all robbers caught shall be tried By military
court srd if found guilty. punishsd sumuariy. The
robbers very bad in Me xco bnt the soldiers in the
city at least, appeas TO be as bad the thieves.
The Eco De- Coneatto announces the arrival at Vera
CluZ of the Grst steamboat built the Uned States
the payg ygaon of the lakes and lsgcons in g valley
tue city Of Mexico 1t il a iron, Of at build and di
vi1sd INTO b.s parts to facilitate its transportation -
the capital.
Ssuor Manuel Maria Quircz ba entered on tue admin
istIaion Of the customs at Vera Cruz. Senior Manuel
Maria ser.spo will shortly be proclaimed political che
of that rort.
Senior Hermeng gldo vigs Cosio has been elected by
the stochl oGers director superintendent ef the ee
gruph line between Mexico and VeIa Cruz IN place of
/ Senior de 10 GroDja deceased.
Gen Craga has it appears, consented to receive the
| experiment OF ambassador TO Prussia
Gen Minon aud Col Manuel Pezuea, friends Of Gen.
Aiisa, have obainsd Their defntve dmi' sal from the
scupuous they have crowded round each successive
administration, clamo, Gus for place.
Tbe commissioners appointed to draw the boundary
ne between Mexico and the territories Of tho United
States bare heep ever since their nizaon in state
OF extreme geppry 1ks head of tie commission has
been robbed by the government escort and abardoued y
| them smong the Indians on the fQstier,
NJ buttcIheld civil snsn"cr. has arrived 10 Me, leo
lie Is to rave the supsriDtendence Of Of
rail, cad from sn- CITY of Mexico To Tlapam The wors
| is TO be conn enced speeuy
ihe Trait Union. in com planning Of the lack OF pa
fropage fer Nj and me Nontpaisirs theatre in the
cy OF seAlco, mentions the conditions which Mboni
oneteu u come there and sing
Gen Woi has at last gone 10 Tampco to enter on the
scharge Of his duties Commau ant General OF Tanau
iiTas