The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14


We have received the Trait a. Unon Of Mexico; Of the
10th u and les Of the Universal to the 10Th The for
mer contains the formal denial Of Mr. Eaconnet of the
truth of the statement published soue of the London
papers, purportDg to have been made him. the e.
feet that he had appropriated Of to buy up
the votes Of certain Of the Mexican Senator'S He says
have read with much surprise indignation the
raj union of the Mexican bond holders held in London
last january; and for the satisfaction Of the members Of
the Chamber Of Deputies, not less than for the vndca
ton OF my own character declare that everything
which has been said the subject Of the pretended
nuvres resorted to to gain votes in the said Chamber for
half millions of dollars belonging the foreign debt is
entirely false declare besides most soemny that in
authorize so scandaous an assertion
The Trait Union says Of political affairs sN0w that
the opposition of Taxcaa Vera Cruz and Guanauato has
given place to adhesion-more less completeto the
government Of Lombardini the eyes tho public are
turned towards Zacatecas The corporation of the capital
that State has placed itself in state of rebellion it pro-
tests against the establishment any absolute power
against every attempt at fderaonand bcgs tho local
government to obey order of the Mexican
at variance with the independence liberty and sovereign
y of the States In ne it demands OF the National Guard
not to submit to the general command It appears that
the State government is animated by the senti-
ments the corporation and put end to this resist
anee General Lombardni has resolved it is sad to send
body of troops against Zacatecas but it is to be hoped
that this difference will be arranged as all others have
been.'
In Tamaulpas the strife continues between the author
tiles Of Tampco and the members Of the Legislature
termined to meet again at victoria-the cApital-in
despite of the dissolution by the Governor
Ramon Preto The deputies frem Huasteca have pub
lcy approved Of the taken by the Governor
who has appealed to the spirit Of order Of the population
On the other hand the Congress has issued pronuna
md Of
the executive power Tamaupas had thus less than
three contendng governors and was OF anarchy
The Congress Of Chiapas, in adberng to the plan Of
Jaco has granted general amnesty In favor Of all
persons who have taken part in political commissions
Mexico, in company with the pianist Ugad. They were
preparing to give concerts
theatre.
[Frem the Now Orleans Delta, April 81
Mexico
taries of Foreign Affairs of Justice of Agriculture and
Of War; the Commanders Of Division D. Jose Lopez Ura-
ga Cen D. Martin Carrera and Lieut.. Col. Manuel Ro-
bes assembled the 18th of March, in the pre- sepce of
all the civil ecclesastic and military authorities and
proceeded to the opening of the ballot boxes President
Of the republic in conformity with the articles of the
convention of the 9th of February last The vote, Of
twenty three States received and being counted
! For SANTA ASSA-Coahuia, Chiapas, Durango Guiana.
juato, Guerrero, Jalisco, Mexico Mchoacan, Oajaca
oueretaro San Luis Poos Tamauipaa, sinaos TsSssco
| votes
FoH URAoA-zacatecas, Colima, and Aguasosientes-
| votes.
For CEvAuos-Nueva Leon-1 vote
| For TRIAs-C Chihuahua-1 vote.
Pnebs gees for the who should receive the majority
Of voteSanta Anna is thus elected President Of the
Mexican republic, and thus proclaimed by the above as
sembly by Lombardni, the President ad Interim santa
Anna is to receive the oath of Office and enter upon its
duties, as soon as he reaches the capital.
The Monitor that Col Escobar has invited several
Of the mobiles to consult with Santa Anna his Enoero
1 farm, about the 9th 9th Of April.
An iDsurIectionary movement has taken place in More
/ los, and several other portions of the country
D. Manuel H. Gaudara has been recognized a Governor
| Of the Stale OF Sonora.
The Indians continue their depredations in the State Of
Zscaecas in spite of the activity with which they are
Ranches Gel Astilero Messlos In Musluiz State OF
coahpia in Villa Nueva in Sonora. near Sierra Larga
they have murdered and pillaged indiscrmina tely.
The amount coined in the mint at Guanaju during
the month OF February, was 1856 sss.
The information given by Mr. Falconnet to the English
to buy members of the Mexican Congress- created
great excitement in the capital The press
M tSev ar 'hs aso
Pedro Celesfno Perez and Ramon Andrade accompanied
by Gen Mariana Martinez, called upon Mr. Falconnet to
ask him for an explanation Mr. Falconnet answered.
that he would give explanation in the papers Yanez
Cuevas Boyes and others, intended to institute crim
/ nal prosecution against Mr. Faconnet.
Mr.. Esparza, who Minister of Finance when the
81 taken out addressed note to the minis
try asking that the matter be at inquired into Two
81 500 000 have declared that they voted in accord
ance with their conscience It seems President Lombar
with an invitation 70 leave the reUmb;c ms
IT. Iumored about that the Chamber of Deputies being
| thus exoneraed the government of Arsta may have
received the SEQ 00O and inquiries being made into
| the matter
General VOL was at Vera Cruz, at the latest dates
ne ha yet lett t0 - that had
The garrison at Matameras has recognized Lombardin
| as President