The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-05

News hEsn MexSeo.
DPATIMCs FOE THE AnRIvAL OF SANTA ANNA
POLITICAL BULL-INTnRNAL APFAIRs-vOTRS OF
THE VARIOUS STATES FOR SANTA ANNA-AP-
PoINTAENT OF GENERAL URAGA as MINISTER TO
AADRID-NEw TARIFF, ETC.
We have received ales Of Le Trait d Union published
h Tie city Of Mexico up 10 the 18th Of March, and Of
~ Usiuesal to the 18th. The latest number Of the
1Satt linton says politics at stand STILL and win
% remain probably until the arrival Of General Santa
Anna, whom every one Is impatiently expecting All
eistsial combination IL abandoned and General Lom-
hazini (the actual Presidency is determined to pre-
sve, - far as possible passive attitude in his 60
vsSpnent.
The nomination Of n Ursga as Minister to Madrid is
confirmed The Secretary Of the Legation was to be NJ
Jose Hidags at present attached to the Legation ct
Rome Concerning this appointment the Tfai. d. Uaon
says Public opinion would appear TO show itself very
severe against General Uraga By sufficiently curious
coincidence we yesterday received from the United States
The NKw York HERALD of the 9Th February. This journal,
according to information collected know not where,
contains vruent accusation against the chief OF the
6uadasjara revolution. 1t aludes to visit
which General Ursga should have made to its Offices;
then speaks Of his voyage to Cuba and finally accuses
him Of having received from Queen Christina mission to
revoluonze Mexico, and place that country under the
prctecorate SPAIN The HERALD afer having launched
forth this accusaton declares that does not believe
word Of it. But what it say when it shall learn that
General Uraga has just been named representative OF
Mexico to SrainP When it is recolected that even in
Mexico there been question Of Spanish intervention
n the negotiation of ApoYazarco (that previous the
abdoson of Cevallos) and in the subsequent acts
help being surprised at these chance Shots which,
without rhyme reason thus to produce connec-
tons or less singular
TIE news from the States is of little importance
NJ fha ate nfC data
authority Of the Governor Maldonado thus following the
example of the other States which have for the purpose
Of changing their internal administration converted to
their profit the general movement by which the whole
republic was disturbed.
The permanent deputation Of Chihuahua, by decree
Il the 10th February has declared the country in dan
and has given to the Governor Of the State unlimited
powers for the establishment of order in the republic
and for the Of the promises contained in
the Ilan of Jaisco
correspondent Of the lie Trait d Union writes under
date Of Tampco, March that the city OF Victoria had
proposed refuse the opening Of its gates to the troops
con handed by NJ. Barrios thing which might occa-
don serious conflict NJ Barros being sustained by the
commandant Of the port The Electoral College Tam
pico refused receiving the deputstion from Huasteca
which had thus found itself excluded from the represen
taton OF Neutrality-suspicious. to a refusal of annexa
uOn The State deputies, instead Of assembling q.
nmpico as they were to have done ccordng to the
programme o. the resolution had gone to assemble on
The 9th February at the city Of Victoria but the 60
vernon Of the latter city, warned in me and assuming
the matter as serious, had published, the 28th a
proclamation annuing any reunion Of the legislative
body at Ciudad Victoria This measure was applauded
by great number Of the inhabitants, who called it
departmental coup deat The deputies, it seems,
AL opposed to the alton OF Huaneca, and it to
prevent this Alliance desirable to commerce. that they
wanted TO meet at Ciudad Victoria.
On Thursday, LIST March, Vera Cruz and Tampco pub.
nshed the tariff by which these two ports intend to be
governed. II Is believed that both had agreed the
disposition Of this tariff and they are completely in &C.
eordaDee.
The States IL Clapas, Guerrero, Coahuila New Leon
Yusatsn Queretaro, San Luis Potns Mchoacan Tamau.
bpAs 0sjsca Mexico, Jaisco Vera Cruz, Durango and
Pueblo the federal district and the territory of Taxcala
had voted for the presidency of General Santa Anna
mailing up that day total of votes in his
favor The territory Coeris had voted for General IRA
vanos
BY virtue q n recent decree Of the supreme govern
nent foreign merchandise n.tead Of eight per cent i'm
posed by the law Of 9th October 1851 will in future only
pay i've per cent consumption duty, and above the
nportati n duty Liquors will pay nine per cent
Inc Cnicerdi announces that the supreme government
had rent 20 General Asta his passport with order to
have the republic Whether this Is true not the
which had conducted the president to his of
AnaeamslpA had returned 10 Mexico.
Madame Lombardni, wife Of the I'D interim President
Sas dangerously ILL.,