The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-10-27
From the San francisco Times and Trans..
Interesting From Mexico.
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Messrs. Editors Times and 1ronscrsiipt,--..
The last fortnight has been particularly
eventful. On the 10th Mr.. Gadsdeh, our
new Plenipotentiary, delivered his creden-
tials to Santa Anna, and was welcomed as
the bearer Of peace and mutual good un-
derstanding between the two nations
He arrived on the Texas from New, Orr
leans. His predecessor, Mr.. Conkling,
took his leave from the President on the
10Th instant, and will return in few days
to the States. s.. s"34 = ,''7'
The new Ramsey route has finally been
noticed by the official paper, in a long ar
ticle, stating that the s'Compania de Cor
respondencia Mexicana por mar y terra .
has received from the government all the
assistance in their power to further the
trade with the United States, China, and
Australia, by forwarding the correspond
Tence and passengers from Acapulco, to
Vera Cruz, and g,ice oersa. The new line
has agreed to carry the letters and pack
ages in 72 hours from port to port. Thfs
line will be daily, and number Of szterds,
stage coaches, &c. have already arrived
at Vera Cruz to be be put on the road.
The steamer Very Grag, of 1900 tons,
and the steamer Texas, will run regularly
between Very Cruz and New Orleans; the
steamer Golden Age of 2700 tons, will be
the first on the new Acapulco and Austria
/ liza line, and the steamer San Francisco, Of
1900 tons, on the Acapulco and San Fran
cisco line. '2 - ~ = '5--' 1873
This shows that something has been
done already for a more intimate connec-
ton between California and the mother
States, and ttihat weekly line with an av.
erage time of 16 days between New Or
leans and San Francisco, will be the con.
sequence. You are aware of the enor:
nous benefit thus presented to commerce
in general, and passengers in particular
who will be enabled to pass without delay
through this healthy and beautiful coun
try. z 4 - =
The semi-offcial paper U7a;persaz, is ou
against confederation, charging the fedora
government with all the misery Of thi!
rich country, with its empty treasury ant
detected credit, and instigating that tn,
people would do better by Centralism
which de tacto exists already, Santa Ann
ruling without Legislature and the Gov
ernors of his make being autocrats in tn
different States, appointing the municipa
/ officers without the constitutional elections
and doing away with the departmentalleg
islature ,oa @ Lss7' "
Thus Santa Anna is bound to be
come Emperor in spite of the Mexican na
ton, the opposition of the United State
and the intrigues OF Spain and France
which states are working still in favor {
the Duke Of Montpelier. h93
Haro, though an intimate friend of San
ia Anna has left the Ministerial chair, lea
wing thus void in the treasury depart
y ment. t-ids 1f.s@ f-i @
The other day Santa Anna and his fam
( lily made trip to Mejicalcingo on boar
the fine iron steamer General Santa Al
na," the canal having been sufficient
widened. This water communication
of enormous benefit to the city.
The Governor of this State, Gen. Sale
has publisheded a decree by which all pul
Indians (indigenes) shall be free from mi
itary service; this actwill greatly favor tt
agricultural and mineral interest of til
States of Mexico, and Toluca in particl
lar -
From the other side the government h;
made some retrogade movements aga
. by putting an export duty of 8 per cen
on Brazil-wood, which receives prem
! um in our neighboring Republic Of Qua
amala, by renewing the contract with Il
!, Tobacco Company, and re-establishir
! this onorous monopoly all over the coul
/. try. 5f.@ ....+ ......... .....
The Indian depredations have becon
worse and worse, in Zacatecas, Durans
and chihuahua, the people are leaviI
their homes by thousands, while bloc
: and fire show the trail of these barb
" rians.
The highways are infested with robbel
: The Toluca stagehas been robbed repea
e edly; on one occasion Mr.. Francis Mu
IS phy received severe wound; the shops
q this city are nightly plundered, and thous
5, some robbers have been hung, we cam
e expect any amelioration till the people I
:! ceive bread by furthoring commerce al
1t industry.
l. The toll gates of this city have be
7e abolished in SO far that the alcala6a or C
ID sito has to be paid in future at the custo
ID house, thus reducing considerably t
number of custom house officers. g-
One paper enquired the other day w
= the 18th of August was not celebrat
=. in this city, the great fernando Cort
! having made his entry in 1851 on tt
- - day, into this city and established t
= Spanish rule, but another paper qustion