The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-07
From The New Yo1k Herald.
Interesting from Mexico.

We have received files OF journals IRON Mexico late
as The news published N yesterdays Herald BY ieegf
from Baltimore III UniuesaI extends TO The 10th OF
April the day previous 10 that which Santa Anna
yed at the capital. OF which interesting event have
therefore, no details
Ell Unirersal states that has been assured that the
government has named Senior Santa Anna captain
OF the army and navy with absolute powers III every
thing relating thereto, and IL is said that his salary Tor
such employ is assigned al a thousand dollars per
month messenger had heen sent by Senior LombaTdni
10 Pueba TO inform Santa Anna OF this nomination The
Untuusai siates editoriay, that II cannot credit the
iafccal project, because II appears the
dignity OF General Santa Anna. The circumstances in
which The public is placed, IL continues TOO solemn
TO permit the inauguration OF new government
with farce. We are TOO much interested in the
honor OF General Santa Anna TO raise voice in
opposition TO whatever might degrade him, and we ask
him 10 consider his position being as he s the object on
which are fixed the eyes OF the whole nation, which will
the announcement OF his destiny in his first public
acts. ~
The proclamation of Governor Lane, OF New Mexico,
and oil Governor Trias OF Chihuahua, respecting the
valley OF Mesilla. discussed by all the Mexican
papers The Monitor Rep1tieano says:
I'VE believe, this case. that from the official char
acter OF the person who makes the attempts from the
solemny OF the treaties of Guadalupe; from the posi-
ton which Mexico has held TO The territory in dis
pue and for other which doubtless govern
ment will make prevail, and which favor, in victorious
manner, the night OF Mexico that the American cab
met will give defnitive explanation and compel the
governor OF New Mexico 10 Iecede from his pledge"
The Trait dUalon says. on the same subject, " that
which is grave in this incident is, that majority
OF the population Of the menaced territory has pro-
nounced in iavor OF American INVASION under the ad
vice of one Ncanor Varela and other inhabitants all
ready to foswear their Mexican nationality, range
themselves under the banner OF the United States The
question will enter into the diplomatic domain, and the
cabinet of Washington will hasten have doubt,
give every satisfaction Mexico for OF oppression
as hasranl as unjusihable"
The Mexicans alarmed by rumors OF fresh inva
sion of Sonora. med,aed by the redo ID able Count de
Raousse Boulbon The captain of the port OF MaZatlan
has addressed communication the subject 10 the
governor and commandant general of Snaloa, stating
that by the English brig Tresiphna from San Francis
co, he bad received positive information that Count
Raousse de Boubon was raising in that city expe
dion against the State of Sonora composed of 900 10
500 men, that he had already at bis disposal two SHIPS
and that he would soonse sail for Guaymas
The Universal expresses lis fears that this time the So
authorities may favor the project OF Raousset.
Made Frery had made her debut al the National the
atre, but without attracting much attention.
Negotiations had been put in train 10 induce Alboni 10
60 TO Mexico, but her demands considered too
exorbilant. According to the Trait fUaion, the great
canlace required monthly salary OF ten thousand dol
lars travelling expenses, going and returning Tor three
PERSONS the payment OF ten thousand dollars in hand be-
fore leaving the United States and the further payment of
a month in advance on her arrival.
The government OF chihuahua has prorogued for
year the made to M. Hppolye du Pasquier
de Doumarlin relative 10 colonization and railroads