The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27
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IMPORTANT FROM THE CITY OF MEXICO.
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General suspension Of Legislation.
MILITARY AND CIVIL POWER COMBINED.
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Interesting from the MesAla Valley.
THE MOVEMENTS OF GOVERNOR TRIAS.
THE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.
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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
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Great Britain Again Preparing to Protect tho
Colonial Fishermen.
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EXTRAORDINARY MURDER-MARKET REPORTS,
&C., &C., &c.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON AND ALBANY
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Great Britain Again Preparing to Protect tho
Colonial Fishermen,
EXTRAORDINARY MURDER-MARKET REPORTS,
&C., &C., 80.

Additional and Important from Mexico.
SUSPENSION OF LEGIsLATION-MILITARYA AND CIVIL
RvLE COMBINED-PRoJECT FOR NEW NATIONAL
BANK, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, May 20, 1868.
Tho dates from the city of Mexico. by the steamship
Texas, are to the 18th inst
Santa Anna had issued many other arbitrary decrees
One Of them suspended legislative authority of all kinds
throughout thu republic and the officers of Governor and
Military Commandant were united in the same person
Another decree dsarming all private citizens prohibits
the of arms POWDER any kind of munitions
and another brings the telegraph under the control
government.
LOmbardni had been promoted to General of Division
Santa Anna has ordered the remains of all soldiers who
fc in tho American to be disnterred and placed in
suitable sspulchres and the of General
Leon killed in the war; to be inscribed the banners
the army they being considered promoted to Generals
Of Division before their Deaths
lsvee held of all officers and soldiers who were
mutalated in the American war at which feeling address
was made BY Santa Anna, who said the country would
never forget them.
project for new national bank had been started
based upon government loan of from eight twelve mil
lions of dollars
The French Minister had assured the that
the expedition of Count Raousset Boulbon had beer
dispersed.
THE LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Extrast from letter received by skillmans Express
dated
Ell PAso, April 25, 1858.
Governor Tras arrived at 81 Paso yesterday, with 75(
men and $50 officers to command the levies of militia hi
hlo made upon Paso La Real and sineca, from which
places he had made . call for 700 men.
The General looks WELL He reports the withdra val O.
The Mexican minister from Washington, war with Spain
&c. &c. General Montenegro with 5000 men, reported
route from Sonora and below to the copper mines
General Morales, with 1000 men, is expected daily from
Durango The excitement in FL Paso is very great and
AL breathe and death to los Amercanos.
salesar the Mexican Boundary Surveyor is just from
the city of Mexico and reports the decision Of the Mex
government to consider declaration Of the
refusal the part Of the United States tt
recognise Bartlett and Conies boundary. They thinl
they have outwtted u.s. and to set up great pre-
tensions in consequence
We have bat little aside from war rumors.
4ried to visit Fort Webster copper mines week two
ago, but after getting about half way back BY
Indiana who chased c. and myself (who were aone)
back to Captain Bees camp at Santa Barbara They
US about fifteen miles. **s