The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-16
Interesting from Mexico,

FROM the New Orleans Picaynne June
BY the schooner Bonita, Capt Sbiss which arrived
yesterday from Vera have received files Of pa
pers from Mexico to the 24th and Vera Cruz to the 2sh
decree has been issued ordering that al the reve.
OF the different States shall Be paid into tbs ma
tonsl treasury. Until the new system shaM ha We been
definitely arranged the present system OF taxation will
remain undistuIbed with the exception Of capita
tion tax which is abolished The law suspepds the
pay ment Of particular debts, until agreement is
formed betweenst he creditors and the government,
until The after determines the matter in other
way.
Everything tranquil in Vera Cruz The struggle
Of the National Guard against the government troops
does not appear TO have been seconded by the people,
and lie |, cked upon trivial affair." Santa Anna had
written to the Governor Of the State consratuang him
upon the in which he had suppressed the ense
and the officers soldiers, and citizens for their
exertons in support Of order and law The Ayunta-
nsnto and merchants OF the city, we'll the foreign
consuls had applied to the Governor to pardon the
Santa Anna has issued decree reorranizng the army
dividing it into two classes active and snen Ths
National Guards Of the different States With speci
fed poIs to be incorporated into the active
militia, which the President says is the National
vepiepces OF the previous organization The
oce Is to consist Of 553 and the active force Of
recruited by voluntary enlistment or by drawing lots.
Another decree specifies the class Of business 10 be de-
spatched by the different departments OF government
II Sigo XIX says that the forced loan $50 0CO de-
mapded by Governor Trias, Of Chihuahua TO facilitate his
expedition to the Mesa Valley, Las rssei without
difficulty The loan to bear interest at the rate Of
per cent PER month, but gentleman who had con-
ttuted So 250 had periodically declined to receive any
premium or interest He viii probably consider himself
lucky should he get the principal
The Minister Of Relations has written to Mr. Conklipg,
Minister, enclosing the letters which had ed
tween Gov lane, Of New Mexico, and Gov Ys of Chi
huahua. This together with a letter from the sane
fupchonary to Gov Tras, Il published In the Sglo but
they present nothing new.
letter is published from the Minister OF Government
(Gobenocon) 20 thu Governor Of Sonora ordering him In
conjunction with the Governors Of Sinaloa chihuahua
and Lower California to ,esiet the expected nvaaon Of
the last named State by band OF adventurars from CALI
fornia They are 10 use vi poss BILE for this pur
pose ard the nh abants Of those States called upon
to rise dsss all between the ages Of fifteen and fifty
being expected TO take TIE government will assist
them with all its power and the invadera will carry
DO recognized Gag they to 10 treated pirates
The much spoken Of attempt OF Count Raouseet de Bon
bon against Sonora is said TO he ut end The Diuesa
gays that Raousse has written to Che French Minister
that he hao formed the expedition for the purpose Of
syenging himself upon the government Of Gen Arista
but that be would desst from his sttempta ard
Mexico II the new Administration would give him pass
port 10 10 10 Mexico The paper aides that he Ia
couirg to Mexico, and that The government yond Gun
ploy him in its service The Sgo Gays that IL be
remembered that he has invaded Mexico fought AZ
MEXICAN troops, ard that his last expedition win long be
sorrovfy remembered In Sonora where the people we're
| des OLE ted ty his hand Of adventurers.
A circnlar has been ssped che Governors a the
different atee, ordering hem TO srspend tie Of the
regdoring power uas 'bo government sru have rsqu-
lated the manner which td Coyefu,.s slah horeAf
exarchs their iuIctiUss
sSs.s Arns has iaseed m sccr rcgrslss tie crosses