The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21
Important from Mexico.

Important from Mexico.
from the New Orleans Pcayune, April IA
By the arrival Of the schooner Bonita Captain SpisS-
We have received advces from vers Cruz to the lat
e Bon. sne o 10 10 the Id an a
~ Dispatches from Judge Conkng to the at
Washington and brings the original draft of the treaty
guaranteeing the neutrality Of the sthmus Of Tehuants
Pee aa the pose sson Of the right Of way 70 sloo
public.
Santa As.a arrived at Vera Cruz the LIST instant
she steamer Avon, sAd wouid remain some days at that
place. when Ne would leave Tor his estate the Encro
near Jalaps with esort of two regiments which had
been sent dowa for that purpose.
Gsn Lombartni, Gen. Uraga snd SenUr Robles waited
in the city Of Mexico the sfrva os Santa Anna. There
no political news Of Importance.
The treaty has tsen ratidsd by tbs government. DON
Ramon Oarte left for Vera Crua and the United
The CSresai saysit is not assmed proper to publish
the Iehuantepec treaty signed few days since, until
osjaca in the contract Of that State with Mr. Sloo, had
sent COPY Of the contract made by him with Mi soo to
the government of the State 1t submitted to- the
Council and unanimously approved.
arrivn OF Santa AIMS seems to have excited very
mediate adhersnts among whom notice Senior Tornel,
one Of the negotaors Of the Tehuantepec treaty had left
the city Of Mexico for Vera ccuz in order to meet him
Ihe Ssgiio says with some significance, in review Of
Senor Escobar's report
Instead or tho approaches which Senior Escobar put in
sns sr oh % D I sa what H % s
ao u Sfas
gard to other gueseas which naturally them
sss tG % ss the Of the % las last S,
he should be the last man to proclaim them"
Under the title of t1yatelie the paper announces
that Gen Lombardini has issued decree authorizing
santa Anna to and other decora
tions which he has received may hereafter receive
The Supreme Government have ordered that unocupied
yaue Of $500 00O be given to the heirs of Don Augustn
de iturbde account of the million of dollars granted
to him for having effected the independence of the coun
of castles is said to be on the eve Of breaking out
in Oaaca on account of the proceedings of Gov Mart
nez All the arms in the capital OF the State 1000 stand
had been distributed to the different departments Bands
Of Indians had appeared in the capital crying death to
A forced loan of 5000 900 had been levied in GUIANA
jSatoSy the Governor OF this sum $50 600 had been
and $50, 600 from Iburgocngoitia.
The affair Of Senior Falconnette relative to brbng the
preparing leave the republic Fifty two deputies
bad combined to prosecute him.
In Durango the Governor offers reward of 5000 for
every head of Indian and the for each prisoner
killed or taken within the State.
Colonel Cruz has beea named chief of the Northern
frontier Three hundred additional troops have BEEN sent
to his command.
prom the New Orleans Delta t..
we are indebted to passenger, per the schooner J.
9th instant
News was received in Tampco of the arrival of Santa
Anna in Vera Cruz, the English packet Of the 1st
The Coecio says that this news was received With
great demonstrations Of joy, firing of cannon, &c.
letter received in Iampico from Santa Anna, who
specifies his wishes in relation to the political
which should be pursued. lie recommends the preser
yaono order He requires that the inhabitants Of the
for the good of the nation that they should unite to
fave the country and that be made about
He ends by recommending that they should watch and
pursue the traitor CaryajaL
On the 4th instant very severe gale blowing from the
north caused some damage among the shipping the
side OF the river opposite Tanipico.
TAapco April T. 1883.
We have but little of interest at this point, but are
looking out for some important movement at tho capital
on shortly after Santa Aunas arrival thsre You vii
doubt have seen through Vera Cruz corIespon
dence that he arrived by the British steamer at that
port
On the news reaching here thorc was great rejoicing
cannon firing national salute, rockets sent up to the
sky as if the pathway to heaven receiving new
light whilst 7e Dean was chanted in the church,
all M hail to the saint: On the 4th instant grand ball
thorties Of this place at the national expense in honor
Of the return Of Santa Anna all Mexican eyes look up
to him the saviour OF Mexico, not only from and
civil commotion, but for new code of laws in the nan
ca affairs of the county, to return her sunken credit
and to sustain her nationality. The result remains
be seen.
must give you outline of the grand ball given
the occasion The salocn which it took place very
spacious, about 100 feet in length by 45 ia breadth
Nest tastefuly fitted up, at the head Of the
elevated platform Of some ten feet high seated the
band of musicians and the facade of the the
Mexican eagle perched the nopal (or cactus and
der it portrait orsanta Anna with the national flag
this arrangement tasteiully done, The room was
Gled With all the beauty and fashion of Tampco which
is imposing and calculated to impress stranger
favorably for small place. and the good order was
in keeping with the The floor of the ball room
covered with scarlet carpet and also the entrance.
and ornamepted with spapges whilst the Mexican Seno
RATS with that peculiar to the Spanish and Mex
adei, whirled in the gddy waltz the pelka quad
rifles &c with all that elegance which they
are famed.
At O'Clock supper announced and the band
struck up march until all the ladies seated
most sumptucus table. The supper was ornament
tcoo ed streamers from the and centre OF the
attached to the great chandelier which was
suspended over the centre of the supper table.
noticed that oil tho persons of distinction of this
O. plain of the Port both of whom fine looking
officers al the American English French Prussian
Consus and Others, with all the foreign merchants Of
note residing at Tpmpico
At the supper table many fine toass were given most
of which we're in sentiment quite patriotic and
ed the principal toast master had Just returned
Parpassus; his cup AMI head full Of poetic fire all
coming from the fountain head Some good coupets
complimentary 20 Santa Anna, given. Then came
the fair enoras of Tam pco who were compared to the
stars, and to youths the spring time of life
The band then played Santa Anna loud and long
yivas given for his return and wishes expressed
that he might live thousand years-Santa Anna viva
mil amos"
All passed with perfect order until A. " when the
head officers retired-the band playing grand march.
LOmbardini is still provisional President and the tariff
late operations hare rather gutted tha with
American domestics Santa Anna has returned TO an
empty treasury, and his measures remain 10 be
Later from Texas.
election for municipal officers ia To take place
Galveston the 18th inst the election held some weeks
since having been declayed illegal.
<y..srs- H. A. Al-Is-