The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-19

Iexasurto the lth instant from the city OF Mexico,
and TO the s.h from Vera Cruz
Gen Santa Anna had taken no his residence al the vii
sge OF iscubaya where he had declared bis intention OF
passing lhe summer telegraph was 10 bopul sp I'M
medlalely from lbs. place TO the capital M
The Mesilla affair is far from being settled. Senior
saiaza The Mexican boundary commissioner, had made
report on the question 10 the government, which the
papers sustain which proves the ndeDiabe right
OF Mexico 10 the territory in dispute, and which takes
nc ground that the agreement OF The boundary eomms
soners has the same force that The treaty OF Guadalupe
hilalgo has Senior Saazar is convinced oil the JUS
lice OF the claims Of Mexico. that he protests against the
government cedng To the demand VI Gov Lane and de
eaTes that If il does he will resign rather than subscribe
10 an arrangement 70 hnmilianG and Djust to Mexico
The Mexican press complains OF The Disturbance be-
tween The tone OF the Washington Union, the organ
OF The American government and The of Judge
Conkng that Governor Lanes course would not be
tanned. GEn
The Eoo del CyD,sao. Of Vera Cruz, most decided
santa Anna paper, says
"Thc valley Of Mesia has importance whatever /,
us assumed advantages for railroad route 10 the Pacific
nor industrial value. The deteminaon therefore, to
sustained ior the purpose Of creating differences
The blood boils in n sgrant and crim
f,ansrIession OF the laws OF society live des
buon et destiny be fulfilled Tor tits a thousand times
better to perish in unequal combat than bear such in
| Very heavy rains have fallen in the valley of Mexico
and on The 10Th ut the streets OF Mexico were over
flowed 10 the depth OF several feet and all communca-
ed, II was feared that few days more rains would
Don Rafael late editor Of the Universal. had been APP
pointed consul at New Orleans for the Mexican republic
with $l 800 salary.
The Sglo DEE Neuv. says the publication Of the
new tariff had caused very little alteration the prices
OF foreign goods, but that The law Of Alcabala had
greatly increased The prices Of those articles upon which
II bore.
! Rumors OF pronuncIamen,o in Guadalaara were for
several days re in Mexico and the government had d.
recttd tie Da,io Official TO contradict il, which did as
follows ae#M
sundry have lately been circulated at The cor
"a q h q ne "5 ons
the papers has nsnua,ed the same thing.
without entering into discussion, and solely Tor the
purpose OF satisfying the public mind, authorized
by The supreme government to deny these which,
II not confIadicted. might endanser public anqulity
which has not been at ali affected.
The Icpubic enjoys throughout. the tranquility and
condolences necessafy.o carry out the important reforms
which the entire nation demands"
Senior Suaraz Navarro has been sent at once to Guaa.
iaara and his mission was supposed 10 have connection
with the tumored difficulties there
rerQgt was also prevalent that 81 nor Haro, The Min
lister of Finance. had determined to resign which
contr1dcied by one OF the semi official papers,
The government had ordered the governors of the
eral States to send in their estimates of expend-
lures in order that the national budget might be made up
| Al ONE.
Senior Daz de la Vega has been appointed governor OF
Yucatan, and General Saas governor of the State oil
Mexico.
| The commission charged with the preparation Of the
territorial division had not yet reported There
some differences of opinion among them.
The powers OF the council OF State have been regulated
as follows
1T shall prepare and daw all proposed laws which
the government shall place in their charge.
a RI 10 public
ut shall give It's opinion on all affairs in which may
be consulted by the government" !
The following is the form of oath which all officers
corporations, and employees OF the republic shall taxa:
Al swear by God to maintain the independence of the
nation, the integrity Of lis territory, and fill faithfully the
ApnI, 1858"
circular 10 the governots directs them publish the
DEGREES OF the government a, once, on receipt, without
comment or other order.
In consequence OF the IntercessiOn oil The generals,
chiefs. and officers OF the garrison. the President has
granted amnesty 10 the officers who surrendered vol
orders that they shall all serve in the army the north
eTn frontiers.
The steamer Santa Anna had made her first trip on the
lake s a. far as Mexicalcingo.
The law of 1921, prohibiting any innovation in the
revenues OF the clergy, has been re-esiablisbed.
Several more corps OF lancers have been organized,
and the defence OF the town OF Ioepngo against the
American forces on the Goth Of August, ls41 protecting
The retreat OF san Antonio has been declared heroic
Governors OF States have been prohibited from giving
naturalization papers 10 foreigners This power being
served expressly 10 the President.
The project Of forming The revenues and forming
lional bank, it is said has been definitely rejected.
Gov. Furlong, OF Pueba, had had attack of apo.
plexy, and been obliged TO resign Ger. Mendoza had
been appointed in his place, Senior Furong had partial
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series Of regulations for the preservation OF the road
from peroe TO Vera Cur have been issned
In Vera Cruz The sale OF fruit has been prohibited, in
consequence OF The prevalence OF The yellow fever and
cholera II was said that The cholera bad broken out in
Julapa, but the rumor subsequently denied Dysen
terry was very prevalent there.
/ A new and very inmate decree regarding the arma.
mcnt OF The navy has been published, and this branch OF
service 10 be put effective footing
The cross which bad been granted by Gen. Lombadini
10 The defenders OF Sonora against the French expedition
has becn abolished.
4 man named Manuel Cs1sdo has been arrested at San
Luis Pot0sl suspicion Of being the ASSASSIN OF Gov.
Reyes Ga being taken 10 prison the black coaehman
who drove The carriage al the lime OF the murder er.
claimed, That ia the that rode the gray horse. II
rad that unk person allowed q do two
i dollars day IN the prison
The istbmus of Ishaanierec has been created terri.
tory, and Minsulaa declared it's capital In the Official
decree the boundaries laid down accordance with
map OF MAJOR Barnards survey as being the best OF
iha, country
The civil war IN Chiapaa still continues The Guate.
maa journals state that in consequence thereof more
than 1900 persons comprising the entire population oil
several towps had crossed ihe boundary into that
Try and that they in the greatest want and misery
Notwithstanding that the time for the conscrpon was
near, forced eves still continue One OF the papers
states that sevea OF the parties lately brought into the
cal ils comprised many who were 40 weak and sick y
that they refused admission 10 the army, and were
left TO siarv~, without 10 return TO their bones
Several suicides OF soldiers reported
The Indians still continue 10 ravaSe the States OF So
nors and Durango. An exchange OF prisoners had been
agreed TO by one OF the Apache cheft and in conse
Fnontcras, which he had been menacing The mail 10
chihuahua had been cut of and the carrier murdered.
An ofhcsr OF DuraIgo reports valiant affair which
he had with Indians but ron his account all he