The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
Later from Mexico.

From the New Orleans Picayune, June Is
The Mes lean schooner Aguila Mexcana Capt Tuchan-
stequi arrived last evening from Vera Cruz which port
she left the 18th inst
We have received incomplete files OF our exchanges
from the city of Mexico to the 18th inst from which
translate the following summary.
the 9Th inst the number OF the Diayio Official
made its appearance 1t Is limited strictly 70 the pub
cation of government orders.
There seems TO be perfect deluge of DEGREES at this
moment, and Mexico cannot be said to be in want Of
government IL DEGREES constitute it We have only
to notice a few of the most important
The tariff Is deceed, and the government pers
laud il very much being the Just medium long
desired II ID the same tariff that We published synop-
sis Of rome day since
long decree has been issued declaring what is public
property, 10 which included unoccuped lands the
ports and adsteads, rivers ard brooks, highways,
streets and public squares mines Of all kinds the pro-
suOs Of the snow covered mountains aud volcanoes all
antiquities, and many other and besides these IT
enumerates large number of taxes and OF
Another decree aboshes the capitation tax except in
the States of Yucatan, 0sjsca Tabasco and Chapas in
which it is stated to be the only tax that yields any
thing and instead Of it. direct laid pom real
estate industrial establishments professions and
tive employments salaries objects Of luxury and
mercial licences. The direct taxes to be the
stipulated In the laws OF January and April 1872 and
March 1s43
The decree for the organization Of the active militia
the army is published with the proportion that each
state has 70 raise The total population of the republic
stated 10 be 1861 $40 according to the formed
By the geographical and statistical society The
nent force is to be 20 553 and the active militia
| GA 9ie. The most populous States are Mexico Jasco
| Guanajusto, Yucatan and Pueblo
The old Spanish Law Of 1857 regulating the militia Ii
| revived, and the soldiers are TO six years.
The commissarist of the army is also to undergo
complete change.
/ Don Ygsaco Agular has been appointed Minister O
State, in place Of the late Don Lucas Asman and unit
he reaches the capital Senior Bona would discharge tn,
/ duties Of the post
The President has conceded the ezsquatur to f. a. Bill
lings, Esq as adj interim Consul at Acapulco for the
! United States.
The Supreme Court Of Justice has been re.organzed
and Don Jose YgHaco Payon has been appointed Chic
| Justice instead Of Don Juan Ceballos.
Mons. Levasseur has presented his credentials Min
lister Of his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III.
Santa Anna has ordered the immediate construction
the prolongaton of the Vera Cruz Railroad to Boca de
| Potrero
The Mexican papers complain Of the violations by thu
police Of private rights In searching houses arbitrarily
while rogues not nterfered with.
Ell Crden publishes a long account Of the return o
Santa Anna, which II takes from the London Iuuara
Neacs IL says
Not only do the papers Of the neghborng republic taxi
interest In the return OF Sasta this country
the purpose Of assuming power and indeed il Ia TO them
matter OF great interest they Of how much i'm
ortsnce TO the United States ohAnso in she