The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-29
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
STATE OF THE REPUBLIC,

&c. &c. &c.
(From the Havana Raric do Ia Marina, Jan. 19I
BY the Spanish bark Carisuna we bavc received our
Vera Cruz files up the 10Th inst Their contents are
interesting in the extreme. may be from the
abundant extracts which this day present readers
The termination of the crisis is fast approaching Ats
has been carried away BY the revolutionary current IL
appears nevertheless that the pronunc'ado insist upon
the complete adoption Of the Jasco pan the triumph OF
which appears at present. to he unquesionaby certain
ysRA CRUZ, Jan. IL, 1852
The mails which reached city yesterday from the
city Of Mexico fully coArm the report which spread
yesterday that His EKcellency, General Mariana Arisa
had retired from tho Presidency Of the republic and that
Juan Bautisa Ceyallos President OF the Supreme Court
of Justice was acting.
We take the following from tina S'eso Dies Nuee Of
the ath inst with regard TO the remuneration Of General
Arista, and his departure from the capital
Yesterday the greatest uncertainty still relgned
throughout the city. The excitement Of all parties
intense aud 1t generally supposed that General
Arista would present his remuneration.
The persons fearing revolutionary averse
to the withdrawal OF his Excelency The cabinet
anxious to obtain the true state Of public feeling and
opinion and for this purpose long conference held
with the principal members of Congress-chieay with
eminent having at length to the conclusion that
extraordinary power could not be obtained, General
Arsta resolved to abdicate the Presidency.
'Ths resolution became publicly known and alarm
ing set afoot These, however, found but
little credtso little that In the evening very numerous
audience filed the theatre. II assured that there
would be movement the part Of Arsta and his r nds
to proclaim and that others prepared
TO establish the Guadaajara plan. All this unbound
ed. Public tranquility remained uniisturbed throughout
the capital thanks probably TO the efforts Of Governor
Agearae Of Commander General Garcia Condo and of all
the commanders Of the garrison troops.
There number Of armed foreigners at the Great
Society in the Bazaar Coffee House. and the German
Club assembled there for the sole purpose of protecting
their property in there should be any disturbance
Gen Arista left the palace at half past one O'Clock in
the morning. in his COACH with escort Of fifty be-
longing to the police squadron and corps from the m
regiment. His Fxcelency accompanied by two adu-
tants. We do not know the direction he has taken
'Mr Juan Bautsta Cevallos President of the Supreme
Court Of Justice entered the palace at midnight called
there by the government and understand that Gen.
Arsa has left his resignation in the hands Of that gentle
man. to be by him presented TO Congress- and he also
executed instrument enrusting him. in conformity
with the consu with the duties Of the executive
Both Houses have been summoned 10 meet ten O'Clock
this morning, and II may be that in the of the
present session President pro tsm may be appointed
Sat present the jOrty of Congress appear to be in
favor OF preserving order and the chances that the
said Gen. Cevellos win b. elected.
THE government recognizes legal origin and what
has taken place during the last three days proves that
the population at large are anxious to maintain peace
order and legality"
CUSTOM HOUSES.
The House Of Representatives has approved the
ment proposition to effect reform in the custom houses
DUTIES ON SUGAR.
In our supplement Of this day publish petition Of
several reehoders and landowners OF Jaapa asking for
protection in tho manufacture Of sugar We have al
ready another OCCASION stated readers that the
authorities proposed establishing a duty upon foreign
hiNh nutf hnr,
vantage and readers that in the tariff
Of custom house duties shortly to be given the public
ample satisfaction is given to that demand
DEFEAT or aINoN.
We learn BY telegraph that Minons troops have been
completely routed by those of Guadslaara God grant
this be the last blood she'd
QUERFTAgO.
We have also been informed by telegraph OF the arrival
OF Colonel Senoro in Queetsro the head OF eight hun
bred men disposed to support the plan Guadaajsa. 1t
is than probable that the seeds Of revolution be
ginning 10 burst forth in the province of San Luis.
GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO.
VERA Csrz, jan Il 1853.
received eommunica ton from the government which
has been substituted ia the place Arsta for the pur
pose Of knowing whether the authority of the Pres
formed that the given him. also by express
senger j in accordance with the principles proclaimed
this city the 2sh ut and that in consequence the
goT ernment Of Mexico must confer with General
Craga the only acknowledged chief Of the revolution
raj Blanco Secretary Of War: Mr. Ladron dc Gueyaro
in the Treasury; Mr. fuentes, Secretary OF Justice.
These names clearly show the future of things
Change Of men but not change OF principles. No re-
form is TO be expected in the order Of things. The
necessities pressing us the of revolution
alive. But this government is TO be still ephe
neral than that of Arta and will very disappear
to give place to the plan proclaimed at Jsco to the dis
solution OF Congress which has not proved itself worthy
OF the confidence Of the country and TO the appointment
of President in conformity with the vote OF the people
We have seen number Of circulars enanating from
certain parsonage, intimate friend of the govern
ment established at Mexico, lie YESTERDAY MIR.
Mariana Arista. These recommendations have created
considerable Laughter both Of foes and Of supporters
a. is everywhere we'll known that his sole object is
TO lose salary of two hundred ana fy dollars, which
he now has.
PRoNUSCTAMENTos.
The Mexico City papers state that at Jscal there
two hundred pronmriad0s in favor OF the Jasco plan,
marching upon zimapsn. Colonel Daza pronounced" in
favor Of the revolution at Pacbuca the 81 instant
With $50 men, (infantry) and 80 Dragons.
REMARKS or THE DrARIO.
10 the foregoing Mexican news would add that. ac
cordng to private correspondence which is worthy
of full credit Mexico every moment expected to pro
nounce in favor Of General Santa Anna and the Guada
laara plan. Generals Saa and Lonlbarni to be at
the head of this movement Should this announcement
be confirmed by facts the Presidency Of Mr. Cevaos
would indeed be short lived, though confirmed by the
House OF Repre- sentatiycs.
Meanwhile Colonel Robe. had left Mexico on hs way
10 Guadalaiara, the bearer, IL is supposed, OF parla
mentary mission.
Vera Cruz, to take command Of the troops Of the pron
ciodoS, among which those constituting the garrison
or castle Pcroe are now TO be numbered This chief is
considered the agent and representative OF Santa Anna
His presence and weknown energy will certainly give
weight and strength 10 the movement
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IN1ELLIGENoE FROM SoNoBA.-The following in
tegence received by way Of san Francisco Is EXPLAIN
tory Of Of the reports relative to the
under Raousset de Boulboa received BY way OF Vera
Cruz
The Echo De Pocifqp his received the following items
from Sonora by the brig Corno1 arrived from azatau
Disagreement had taken place between The soldiers and
officers OF the French force under Raoufset IL Boubon
in consequence Of which tho soldiers entered Into par
ley with General Rlanco, which terminated by the
Generals Offering them Sl 600 as indemnity and to