The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
"a s;ur several parties respectively Of TO- 50, and

q f:ur several parties respectively Of 10, so, and
LOO ID number, being related
Inc Eco Of the TIN announces the complete sup
e3aon Of dinculties which had arisen In Misantia
l. arose, i is said, from resistance to the CON
| ecn Vuon The Governor OF Vera Cruz. immediate
ly on learning Of the outbreak, sent OF from the
capita swo hundred troops under the command Of
| the ComWands0t, General Don Luis Osolos, and
from Jalspa. forty more; taking al due precautions
to render theis advance "a effective as possible Al
first the malcotsnts thought only the forty men had
been sent against them, and they consulted on the
trance OF the other two hundred order was imue-
dately established. The forty men from Jalapa
then retired; but the troops from Vera Cruz would
remain either till the drawing for the army was COM
Of the outbreak itself; aud from the remarks, it
would not appear to have reached any serious height
whatever II might have been calculated to do had it
not been promptly checked.
The proposition OF the Minister of Finance to
hypotnecate church property Tor loan Of 900 900
was being rather warmly discussed. Ell Siglo XIX,
OF course, supports it. Ei Unfrersal and Ei Omai-
bus both oppose it, and that notwithstanding sig
ncant hints have been given that their doing so is
by no means agreeable to "the powers that be-"
The Omnibus, u the Sd, announces that the
Governor Of Souora, in order to provide for the de-
aying Of the expenses required fer the war against
the lnd ans. has decreed the in position of direct
tax of SO 400 per month, OF which Herm0silla is to
furnish 81 600, Alamos 81 900, Ures $500, and Quay
Has $IUU. IL auuS: we 90 not KNOW II the TO
vernon of Sonora is authorized by the supreme go
vernment TO impose this contribution but we believe
that IN the present order OF things subaera autho
rites cannot deere" imposts without previously
In the State Of Chihuahua, various parties Of
Indians have been completely defeated. la an en-
counter between one party and some soldiers, four
Indians and the Chief COginillin fsll. In the Sierra
Madre however, they have carried of many cattle,
and killed Reyes Hernandez.
The Omnibus, OF the Sd, contains decree from
the Ministry Of War and Marine, exempting pure To-
dans from the consumption for the army, aud pre-
serving only the same proportion before ordered
of the numbers to be levied from among the other in
habitants.
Col A. C. Ramsey the originator of the active en-
terErise of connecting San Francisco and New Or
leans by means Of steamships and a stage route
across Mexico, has been in Mexico for couple Of
months, engaged in completing the arrangements for
the transportation of the mails and passengers by
this line between Vera Cruz and Acapulco. We are
unable to say how far these arrangements have pro.
crossed. They must be attended with much 0ificu-
ty, as the stages have to be made to order at the
North, large number of good animals procured and
stationed along the road, which in very many places
mutt require good deal of repair.
Col. Ramsey has established an express between
Vera Cruz and Acapulco, for the transportation Of
newspaper packages. 1t was expected that by this
means news from California would be received here
regularly ahead of that ny the Nicaragua aud Panama
routes Our correspondents in San Francisco write
us that the departure OF this express from Acapulco
is advertised for days that render the above antic
ton somewhat vain. The express is to leave AGA
pulcO on the 4th and 18th If each month, and the
steamers for Panama leave San Francisco the LIST and
18th Of each month.
This, according to our correspondents, makes
it quite impossible for the steamer to connect
with the express in time to get California news Of
late date to Vera Cruz, and thence to this port Col
Ramsey will doubtless arrange this difficulty as soon
ult., saying" We leave Vera Cruz on the 4th aud
18th OF each month, with California express mail
and VIC leave Acapulco on the same dates with anO-
ther mail from California for your city which will be
taken there by the steamer Texas"
The Mexican government has taken much interest
in the proposed mail and passenger route as will be
seen by the following documents The first is Of
fetal letter from General Anaya, the head OF the
Mexica Post Office Department. We give transla.
ton -
GENERAL DIRECTION OF MAILS.
MEXICO July IS 1853.
In supreme order Of the 9th inst which received
the l6th bis Exceency tho Minister Of Hacienda Urea
sury) whites me as folo~r:-
His Excellency tbs President Is informed by your off.
cis despatch No 90 dated the 22d OF June last. of
Improvements nto uced BY Mr. Albert c. Ramsey in the
be Of steamers between Acapulco and san Francisco in
in that Of als from that port to Acapulco whose days
cf arrival departure stated in tho copy which
companies yours. Ard ask bs authorized pub
hsh the same Hts ExccIency ha besn plea ed to accord
this permits which communicate in
for that purpose To the same eec. to day their Excel
hLces ths Governors OF the states of Vera Cruz Pnee
Mexico and Guerrero have been written to TO place
obstacle in the way Of the fixing the poets of Senior Ram
ihess very useful establish uents.
lave the satisfaction Of transmitting this to you for
your information aro in answer 10 your Communications
Of the l6 Of Juns lat the 18th inst assuring you
OF my consider stion ard particular esteem
To G Ss a astI Iss5'y h.m.s, essnsd fA ASAfA
The second document is the official advertisement
respecting the mails BY this route =
GENERAL DIRECTION OF MAILS.
MEnco. July IS, 1853.
pvv ~ Ia ~ \
made with Don Alberto &. Ramsey with ths general d.
eeon to transport through the territory II the Rspub
he the mails coming from foreign places and going also
TO resn porrs 81 means OF the OCEAN line Of
between Vera Cruz ard New OreAn and between
CO ard san Franc co 10 CALIFORNIA; the said Mr. Ramsey
ba the trips Of the raid mails in the folio Sng
manner
LINE STEAMERS BETWEEN VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS
arrive ct Vera Cruz the 4th 18th ard 2sth.
Leave Vera Cruz the Isl, 9th and 3D. arrive at New
Orleans the 4th, 11th ard 25th.
LINZ OF 1EAMKRs BETWEEN AcArULco AND SAN FRANCISCO
CONNECTING WITH rnE EXPIRES PROM VERA CRUZ TO AGA
Leave Vera Cruz every month"; the 4h and l7th arrive
ct Acapulco the oh and 22d.
Leave Acapulco the oh and 22d; arrive at San Fran
Lave San Francisco the sth and 2ith arrive at Acs
pulc0 the 10th snd LIST.
Lave Acapulco the 10th and 1st arrive al Vera Cruz
tie 21s. and 9th.
All Of which BY supreme order published for inform
aten. p. NJ ANAYA.
This schedule is Of course intended to 20 into one.
ration when the line of steamers between this port
and Vera Cruz is complete, and will make the trips
three times week.
RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-An accident occurred on
the Erie and Northeast road nine miles east of Erie
lear Monrhadville, yesterday morning. The axle OF
the baggage car gave way. The coupling which Mt.
tacIed it to the other cars became unloosened and
the next car passenger was thrown of and fell
at right angles with the track. The other passenger
cars came in collision with it and it vas smashed in
FRAGMENTS Not single seat was left entire. Every
thing was destroyed but the lamps The other two
cars were damaged badIy. No one was seriously in
jured but lady from New Hartford, Illinois, who
had her shoulder dslocated and her collar bone bro
ken Others suffered slight bruises and COMMISSIONS
Some funny things happen on these railroads they
play i" fantastic tricks before high heaven" A
wheel became diseDgaged from one Of the cars, and