Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-04
LATE FROM MEXICO.

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/ Through the New Orleans Pieayuns we have id,
wees rom the city of Mexico to the 9th Of May
Seeefe measures are being adopted against all
MeA'cans Mno aoyocaie annexation to the Uhited
Governors Of The States by the Minister Of the Int.
rioF, and to the commentaries by the Minister of
War. directing that they 10 hunt ont all persons
who circulate such 9eFnicieus doctrines nd trv Them
by ceurt-martia The Governors are oFiIs.sl 1s,
institute police whose duty il shall be to and ont
those who talk Of annexation in order that they may
be punished.
"A decree has also been published for the arrest Of
all persons who served in the American army during
the late war as guerriklerros against the Mexican
Sue-TfHerr"s and that they be Imprisoned and tried
be by court-martaI.
A list of the officers who surrendered as prisoners
Of war; on the taking of the city of Mexico by Gen.
scout mas oeen Proished' and decree issued that
they be degraded from their rank in the army and
that all who are in civil employ by the government
be smissed at
A commission has been named. composed Of the
Archbishop of Mexico, the Bishops OF Michoacan
and Sonora Don Gregcrio Miersy Teran and Don
Francisco Iurbe, consult with the Minister of the
Treasury for the purpose of forming plan To- pro-
vide the treasury with means, and to arrange the col
lection Of the revenues.
The plan of a national bank and of the farming of
the revenues is still discussed with much warmth.
The bank meets with little opposition, bui the other
part of the plan is loudly decred.
An ayunamiento for the city of Mexico had been
appointed by the government, and The Universal pro-
poses that it should do the thing with Tire Gov.
errors of the States. 1t thinks that the question
needs no discus sion for instructed mind knows
better what is for the good of the country than
horde OF the p0pnlacP.
The increase and organization Of the army goes on {
rapidly, and several new batIaIons have been ere.
aIsd.
In consequence of the law Of the p-ess, the
Alba. the Pcfriu, the T0z .AnnhW0cense, and the
PO!Hie". of Puebla, and the Es~e0dor, of MoTelia,
had been suspended. This makes eight papers which
The law has killed. In the city of Mexico cIandes-
tine sheet was occasionally issued attacking the
measures of the government.
The Bishop of Michoacan, Senior Munguia, had
arrived in the capital and taken the oath Of Office as
President Of the Council Of State. e
General Tornel has been declared beneInerif0 de Ia
1tri0 by the government Of the State OF Oajaca, In
consequence of his important services in the final
settlement of the TrhuanePec contract and treaty,
General Ampudia has been appointed commander
of the State of Nuevo Leon.
General UgaTfe has been named governor and com.
mandant of the State of Michoacan.
Gov. Tras left Chihuahua the 18th of April, at
the head of the military expedition oppose the
cupation OF the valley of MesiIla by the American
troops. He has ordered enlistment 10 be
made and that the National Guard be organized. He
thinks that if one in every 100 Inhabitants turns
out he shall have force enough TO oppose successfu-
ly the American forces. Don Luis Zuloaga has been
appointed Provisional Governor of the State during
the absence of Gov. TrIas.
The State of Durango is said to be suffering ter
ribly from the ravages of the Indians Within a
period OF eight days twenty persons have been Killed
by them, One woman was compelled by them to;
kill her father and mother. -
The official paper OF MazatlaE states that the
rumors of a expedition, under the Count Raous-
set de BouIbon from California, against the State
of Sonora, unfounSed. 49, -
General Santa Anna has issued an o:der 10 Senior
Meendez, cou,andan,e of Tehuantepec, to cease his
operations against the Safe of ChiaPas. a
The cholera and the smallpox were both making
great ravages in Vera Cruz.
The government has ordered Spanish gentleman,
by the name of Carrera, leave the county, consid
erng him Pernicous man. The IrG.g d'Uni.m
SAYS this act h 3 caused much commotion in the
cabinet and the ministers had all threatened to resign.
The affair arranged.