The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

The New Orleans Picayune gives the following summary
Of Mexican -
The Eco del Comerco Of Vera Cruz devotcs several
cs to the consideration of the instructions said to have
given Mr. Gadsden and considers that unless il
be fully that the attempt carry them
is to be made only pachcally, there may be some
danger of hosttes between the two countries Our
We already ntimated in our editorial Of the day before
yesterday that the good result OF the mission which
American Minister TO affect at this
exist between and the republic North ". see
that possible these relations alter because e
s means . ''a'
st the thirty degree latitude purpose
constructing for the United states railroad to put them in
inconynnees Of such nature that the imaginary advan
neither offer adequate
to the prudea effects which Mexico would
eesory but suppOsns the proposition limited
The Eco then proceeds grant that under the faithful
administration of the affairs of the road the government
of Mexico in with that of the United States
would enjoy the advantages Of conducting troops
pondence baggage provisions and anything else required
Tor the public service at half the usual rates well
other advantages But the other hand it contends
With the cesson Of the land for the railroad the
ment would not advantages for AeSeans Our rea
nothing be Otherwise Mexico wants in
the f the United in
AID il proceeds TO argue that AT present. neither by
Of Matamoros through II Paso foreign i'm ports
introduced into Mexico for the just assigned they
would not be introduced BY the railway but s by Vera
Cruz and Tampico.
Surely here cause for deep reflection the narrow
Of the scope with which such vast undertaking
the Pacific Railroad is regarded in the very country of all
others whose salvation depends the power Of its in
habtant 10 appreciate and prosecute correspondidng
and subsidiary undertakings. But We have not time
TO pursue it.
The Eco goes on TO say that for the Mexican govern
ment TO consent that such people a. the Americans
should traverse its most thiny populated and nefended
frontier would be tantamount 10 conserving TO the loss
Of the nationality Of the people That is fear that may
readily be excused as il be removed by appropr
After this the Eco over.hrows its objections rs 10
the possibility Of introducing imports into Mexico by the
railway by admitting that with all the difficulties and
expenses smuggers would do il TO such extent TO
keep the treasury empty.
The Eco pursues these and less important objection
through several numbers and finally leaves the subjec
unconcluded in the latest which has reached us.
The President has issued decree regulating the manner
in which foreign missions are TO be filled The envoy
fraordnary England is to have salary Of 00o TO
France Spain Rome and the United States ST. 600 to
russia and Belgium, $40 600; TO Guatemala, and all
other countries In america formerly belonging to Spain,
IS 0O0 The Minister resident in England 10 have 3d.
COO in France Spain, Rome, Prussia Belgium and the
United States, $4,000 and in Guatemala &c, 80 600
The Secretary in these countries last arranged il 10
have respectively 81 000 80 600 and $500; and the
attacbe or clerk (ohcial) 81, 600 $500 and 81 200.
ENJOYS extraordinary to Europe and the United States
TO have $40 600 outfit to Spanish American countries
- 600
The President has called for tenders for the contruc
ton of a railroad from Vera Cruz TO faso de Oyejas
Don Santiago Mendez has been ordered TO commence
Immediately the preparatory works for introducing water
from the Janapa INTO vera tru2
The Project Of the district Of Vera Craz gives long
count Of heavy rains at san Carlos, from T. NJ the
18th ult accompanied for three hours with agreat hurr
continued during the whole night and next day and
causing the river TO rise ten yards In height ant expand
about hundred in breadth to reach the level Of the
own and finally to inundate ii places 10 the depth Of
two and half yards The church great part destroy
ed many houses destroyed horses mules aud oxen
drowned, well about the town nei4hborng ran
cheras We do not il stated that any human lives
lost but the greatest distress the consequence
II the nundstion parallel 70 which had been
in the place subscriptions had been opened for the re
lief Of the sufferers. Numerous similar nisfortunes have
occurred.
The Mercantile Tribunal Of Mexico has declared pon
Bento Buslos bankrupt since the 22d ult without pre-
JUDGE to his being able 10 prove that lie previous
to that time.
Telegram hic communication l. 70 be ostab he'd between
Guiana justo and Guadalajals.
Don Claudio Da2, his wife, son and two daughters,
all drowned the 18th ult BY the upsetting u
vehicle in which they endeayoring 20 river
near San Felipe which was much swollen. The drivers
escaped.
The reports Of robberes too for specfca
tion. The dgences still continue N be attacked II the
efforts present being made be continued however, the
robbers must SON be checked.