The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-05

From the n. o. Courier.
The various journals OF all grades OF politics
imous in approving The conduct OF Governor Ias, OF
Chihuahua. and condemnng that of Governor Lane, OF
New Mexico The language, OF the official Organ leaves
doubt whatever thai IL is The intention OF the Mex
can government 10 MAINTAIN, 81 all hazards what 1t be-
eyes TO be It's rights the b1esilla valleys and unless
ST. Almonte is Invested with full powers TO meet all The
d.feaes that surround this question, we cannot well
see how IT can be amicably settled.
The Un,rersat, which loses opportunity OF flaming
the fire OF d-cord between Mexico and this county,
produces with envenomed commen,ses and appeals 10
The government, long article from The New York Cron-
ca, on the subject OF decree issued by Brigham Young
governor OF the Territory OF Utah, by which Mexicans
and other foreigners who may be detected furnishing
aims to the Indians and exciting them attack the
habiants OF the Territory ordered 10 be arrested and
detained in custody BY the civil and military authorities.
singular professions which this paper-!he Official organ
OF the Mexican dctaor-makes behalf OF those against
whom this proclamation is directed
the question as 10 the readmssion OF the order OF
Jesuits into the country is under the consideration
of the government; and is proposed that they be per-
med 10 return to The exercise OF all the privileges
well those OF the capital, much occupied with
the subject We perceive from them that about the 5h
OF this month, St nor Pervdal priest and member OF
The Society on Material improvements, laid before the
society proposition in favor OF the readmisson OF The
order, and for the appointment OF committee TO submit
The project for government appreciation On The 5h alter
second lecture, this proposition was unanimously adopt
ed. The following COMMITTEES being appointed
Ssnors Santiago Morenoy Vicario, Pa,ricio Pervda,
Next tins question, and that OF new division OF the
territory, which appears to excite lively interest, the
official organ deyoes itself especially 10 the proposed for
eign relations Under the tile ssAlliances of Mexico
Spain, and the Spanish race, &c. The Unirersa of The
18th contains an article in which il is evident that il
either lacks the Tankness to say all that il thinks or
that has receded somewhat from the decisive
opinions which il had previously expressed Ii says
II neither recommends nor discourages The proposition for
Spanish proeciorate but II adds that in the pres
ent gov ernment should not be able preserve the indie
psndence OF the county, would wish 10
made 10 foreign nations Tor assistance whether that aid
should be given under the name OF proleciorate or
der that OF a simple alliance 1t then assas the Sigtio
which ii accuses OF hating Spain because she is
achca aud religious, also charging the editors of that
paper with being demagogues, because they do not wish
either Spanish domination annexation TO the United
States, and because they maintain that Mexico pre-
her independence without submitting the alter
native oil making GILT OF its nationality 10 some other
nation. .. e...r .asM"
The Siso, in defending itself. rightly says. that TO de-
clare IN favor oil proecorate would be to insult the
ncompetency; and, without opposing all idea OF al
lance With European powers, it calls The Unrersal
to consider how humiliang are the propositions OF the
The official journal, in its reply rerogrades yet an
other step Ii says that the Hsraiio and The Clamor
another Madrid paper, well the Sigiio have been
Spanish protecoraie; inasnuch the Mexican govern
nent has never thought OF asking protection from Spain,
while Spain has Just little offered anything the kind
However, contrad icons abound in this article; for
scarcely has read what have jus, referred To-
fore the writer proceeding hypotneses The
conclusion that me country could not defend itself from
invasion by The United States; and says tina, an
invasion should take place il would accept Spanish
protecioraie
The press remains vigorously rhackled as ever The
editors OF the IJst a. Unoa have received an official no
ufcaon ITO abstain for the future from writing. they
have been doing against adopted by the gov
ernmen' with the view OF casting dsrespec and defiance
on the supreme authority" Compliance is promised, and
Is further engaged that IN future the paper will conne
itself TO the report OF official intelligence, without any in
t,k.
10 poemcs, and without even the least commentary on
them.
Sr. han9e Mandara IN taking possession OF lis office
as conmandan, general and governor of Sonora issued
proclamation dated "Uresa May 5th 1885," strongly
hecting on Raoussei de Boulboa adyenturer who
had outraged Mexican laws, and expressing his deteni
nation 10 defend the territory against his assaults The
Count is perceive in the city of Mexico, where
he has been presented 10 The Dictator