The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-01
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

Letter nom the American MlM1ster-vhe
Revolution Mt Gn End--Ne.v Convention
between the Generals of tho Insurgeat
DISQUALIFICATION OF President CevaIlos
-<om mlxsion tn santa Anna, SO.
We have received our files Of Trait d. Union and
FL Enirersai, published in the city of Mexico, to the
fith uIt. from which we take the latest news. We
have aiso received letter from Judge Conkling
minister in Mexico, which we cheerfuy insert =
LEGATIoN or THE UNITED STATES,
Mexico, JAN 20, 1883.
10 THE EDITOR OF rHE NEW yoBg HERALD.
Srr-ln your paper Of the sth Of last month, which
FIRST fell under my eve a day or two ago, met with
translation from the Spanish of my address to the
President Of the Mexican republic, on the occasion
OF the presentation by of my letter Of credence
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary.
1t is not surprising, and is far from implying any
intentional fault the part of any one that in pas
sing through two TRANSACTIONS first from English into
Spanish, and next from Spanish into English, the
language Of the address should have undergone, as
see it has done considerable changes. Some OF these
attentions are so great to make me DESTROYS OF
having them corrected ard furnish what | hope
win appear To you a sufficient apology for requesting
hat you viii DO me The favor 10 publish tho address
IS it was delivered q correct copy whereof / accord
ingly take the liberty of transmitting ~ you here
with. Fany other editor has published your version
any other version from the Spanish, Of the address
respectfully request the ike favor nom him. The
following is true copy Of the address =
Mr. Preaident-n presenting 10 yoa my credentials
the representative Of the United your govern
mont, have the honor to 60, forbear speak
of the sentiments entertained By the President
Fsceency and The people OF this the greatest Of
sster republics this inent because President Fill
has chosen to be himself the Interpreter Of those
sentiments IN private letter OF whc nave the honor
to be tho bearer.
But ava myself with pride and pleasure Of The
sion to remind your Exceency Of the love justice the
moderation and the crupulous regard for the rights
other nations by which in all external relations
less than by his patriotic devotion to TIE welfare hs
country in all that pertains TO ltd domestic concerns
hs has 50 honorably distingpished
In his hrm and ant adherence these principle
your Exeeleucy viii not fail 10 discover grs atty
sSst with regard to the several subjects requiring adj
lustDent between the two governments herc be
thing In my Instructions constrsng 20 ilsisl any
thing winch in the opinion oi NY goye1amslt is not
unquestionaby just md for myself it viii Assure vouf
Excesncy, be- ny desre and my ann than il
be my dsty TO observe the limits have mentioned
n ~ do not l-egBi piysel doubt shall Aaye the
goed fortune 70 airi Disagreement anttnse by
responding sentiment. shIIi despair of seeing M
the dhcts noes betseen be two ernments speedily
snd satisfactorily seeu and Sold nd astng founda
ton lad Tor peace ana aiity between the two 1Dun-
When this shall have been happily accom- p,ished it
VIII then only remain Tor my eotutrytuen sym pathze
without reserve WITH tho eg tcIe, statesmen ami pa
tri0e citisens his seuuhir their efforts by wise
laws and pure administration Of iustice secure the
btessin5s of national freedom and Ia ppiness until
engthaBd would fain hope al no distant period-yonr
country shall have attained height of prosperity ana
greatness commensurate with its geographical extent
with its unparalleled natural elements Of seatn with
the variety and salubty OF and the surpas
sung rusenihcence and rrstderr u jts scenery.
am, very respectfully, sir your obedient servant
~ ALFRED CoNKLISG
The Cnsrersal of Mexico, under date of 9th FEB
raary. announces that the revolution may now be
considered at an end General Uraga and Senior
Ioblas had met in Arroyczarco, few miles from the
capita, and agreed upon plan, which they pre-
seated 70 President Cevalos. at the capital on the
ID, In the conferences which these two chiefs OF
,e revolutionary army had with the President, they
racogniEed some difficulties in the way Of completing
me proposed plan; and for the purpose Of modifying
hem they entered into long conference, on the 9th,
with Generals Carrera and Blanco, commissioned BY
the Lombsrdini division aud Senior Reyilla, com
nAnder Of thc Independence battalion of the National
Guard. An agreement. was drawn up and ratified
between these generals which CONTAINS the following
provisions:--
The Guadalsjara plan Is ratified IN ell its parts,
with the following amplihcations. The executive
power viii have, until the PRONUNCIATION Oh theme
politcsl constitution the necessary powers for
establishing social order, planning the pub
lie administration, forming the national treasury
AID reforming the judiciary. As soon 40 public
peace b restored government will convoks the Ma
tioDal Convention anded to IN the fourth article Of The
plan of Jsisco, not any pretence delaying the
convocation more than one year. This National
Convention viii have power 10 constitute the nation
under the republican ioTn representative and p0-
puaT but without interfering in the functions OF the
executive. The State legislatures will proceed, With.
in two days after The receipt OF these articles to elect
g. President Of the republic. In the meantime Senior
Cevellos viii hold power, and Will, on the 18th of
March next, open the parcels containing the votes Of
The Ststes-w declare the name ofthe person elect
ed to the Presidency, ana will administer the oath
OF Office to him, after which the President elect will
enter on the discharge OF his functions. In Of
tie OF votes the generals Of the army viii elect one
from among the candidates who may have obtained
equal number OF votes A Council Of State is es
tablisheJ, composed of twenty one persons, named
and organized BY the executive, with whom, in case
OF declaration OF war, urgent treaty with foreign
powers, the government viii work in accord. Gen.
Santa Anna to be recalled pursuant to the eleventh
article OF the plan OF Jalisco general amnestyfor
all political offences ia conceded This agreement Is
to be communicated by courier to the governors and
other authorities OF the States districts and terrific
ries. In Senior CeyalIos refuses the trust con-
ded TO him. the generals Of the united divisions will
name bis successor.
The Universal in commenting on this convention
says -" We cannot conclude without paying to
Cen Uraga the homage which he deserves, for the
loyal frankness and noble disnterestedness with
which be has acted IN these circumstances. Chief
OF the revolution, appauded by all bis fellow citizens
and strong with the prestige Of public opinion and of
victory he has FASTENED to modify the projects which
he hsc formed, Is not to delay instant the
Citation OF al parties, Of all rights, and OF all
pratio.,s The general well deserves that his gene
rous abne CATION should be recorded which is the
other side, new motive OF fiatterng hopes"
The 1Sat Onion Of the 9th, adds that the gar.
rison OF Mexico, winch mad promised 10 sustain NJ
Cevalos, had abandoned him, giving their sanction
to the foregoing convention, and the President re-
fusiDg the shadow Of power therein conceded to him.
has resigned and retired as private citizen. Gene
rails Uraga, Robes, and Lombardni in consequence
proceeded TO elect successor, and the last named
person was chosen. Vera Cruz had pronounced for
Santa Anna, and while awaiting his arrival the gar
rison declared they would not accept anything which
might be done at Mexico. II was thought that Tam
pco would follow the same example A new COM
mission charged wlth recalling General Santa Anna,