The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25
From Tampico


From the New Orleans Pcayune July II
The schooner Ampbitrite, Captain Golding, ar
rived yesterday from rampico, which port she left
the sth instant. She brings s45 ,339 so in specie.
By this arrival we have received El Concrete de
1dmp1co to the 9Th instant 1t contains article
which it re publishes from the Trait 'Union, of
states that the government Of the United States will
sustain the views Of Governor Lane in regard to the
Mesila valley, upon which Ell Eco says
We win not adopt the Dragging and fsnisrsDsde style
Of the Northern fr convinced that thi, is
ufed only to ridculs We are for facts-positive
facts-for We live in positive Therefore d. be-
the American gsvernment has given orders to take
session Of the said valley, government will not
tolerste such atrocities and will know how to protect
the nvios bty OF territory showing to anbi.
tous neghbors that If occasion through eplora
ungaefu fate win not always her back upon u.s.
ard the rights of property not to be attacked with
IMMUNITY, the mos. sacred International rights VIC
lated under Of the weakness Of the opponent
to do 30 proof only OF and OF ~ardce
Fortunately the chief who is at the head Of
nation Is not 70 be frightened by such menaces. and
there hope he vill suffer great insults
pas urne'iced and hat If II be necessary that ap
pes decide the question, which hope not he
will again open the temple Of Belona and let the cannon
thunder.
The Eco states that Don Anastaso Parrodi has
been promoted 10 generalship Of brigade, and that
Santa Anna honored him by writing him an auto
graph letter communicating the notice OF the promo
ton in very kind terms 1t suggests that Col. Teno-
rio received also some advancement as he suffered
annexation
An official announcement of the department of
direct contributions requires
All persons who pay salaries Of any kind to send
note Ct the sane TO the tax Office within eight days
specifying what they paw to to clerks BE-
that those which subject TO taxation state their
kidence.
Hopes are entertained that under a State govern
ment and permanent tariff the trade and industry
of the country will be largely developed. The want
OF regular mail communications with foreign mar
kets is felt severely.
The Eco states that General Wol Governor of the
State, ridicues the idea that the Mesa valley ques
ton will bring Mexico into trouble.
Williamsburg City News.
LEGENDARY FIRs-FoUR HoRsEs BURsD-ARRasT OF
rHS IscrsDnRY On Sunday morning about one O'CLOCK,
FIRE broke out In Of old wooana shauties owned
and occupied by John German for sAing purposes, in
the Of Nos 22s and 22s South Fourth street which,
together Nth their contents consisting OF four horses
sever9l sets Of harness. large quantity Of feed &c were
| completely destroyed The flame also commune sted
with two old fra directly in the rear Of them
End tte above mentioned houses South Fourth
No rs was story building formerly occupied
s,hoohouse BY Mr. Reed but At the time of burning IL
wss kept for storing carts 80 It was completely
destroyed No 20 vas occupied by Mr.. German a re-
tiderce and William Dunsmore a. porter and yelling
houte, sbd was partially destroyed One of the
houtes eas occupied BY Hugh Mcouaie and Robert
Williams: the ouer was pied Both
de.tro Joss to Mr. German about 81 600 partly 10.
sured: to Mr. DupsmoIe about $780, no insurance The
os TO dach Of the others Is about $50 or S5 no insur
Capt Chichester and ocsr Armst rong Of the First
ward arrested q man named Carl Cad we'll on susp sion
Of having set fire to the place 1t seemed that he for
mery occupied Of the stables but obliged TO va
cate 1t IA consequence Of misunderst andng At the
time Of the FIRE breakiSg out gentlemen who were
h ls sn ran him sns Leading from the
give any alarm extnRush the flames. He was ocked
up. Officer LAramee, Of the same ward also ARE ted
Patrick McQuade, charged with attempting to incite
riot At the above He was committed for examination
On and after the first Of August next no notes Of less