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

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Vrsn the New Orleans riesy1ss. March a
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A.sshsr month has p:.ssa and Nth 4 " have had
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shy siways rife Notwithstanding the fatigue and hope
Isssssss OF the country, and complications Of quss
seated BY the Of Fsbruary and we recognise
with palm that in tbs nidst Of al ths-of the country
q our sT. y the WspOinss Of Sons.s and pa
triotc and OF ths hopes Of all paries.Mexio0
sn far from reaching that state OF rePose which WIN
Lead her to hope for better times. - -
The revolutionary eovernment of Cebaos which differ
cd widely from legal form it did from the plan Of
thosty By the whole country while the spirit Of reyo,u
tien rife every ds added local aims 70 the principles
sttutionaI others acceded to the revou
tion learning the resignation OF ArsA others again
Cd conservative reaction in some the influence of the
military and Santa Anna prevailed while In others the
t0mary ntriguea Of the monop0lists
President Cebanos doubtless knew the precaous nature
Of his power, and did not attempt to organize govern
ment He seemed TO await the arrival Of Gen. uraga in
order to hand to him. chief Of the revolution the
reigns Of power. During his administration but few
adopted and those mostly Of secondary
nature In the last moments of his administration he
performed great service to his country settling as he
the opening the road to the mixed company OF Soo,
with which the Oaaca and Garcia companies-havin
partners the States OF oaaca Iabasco ana Cnapas
General Ursga left Guadasjara, accompanied by few
officers His arrival at the city OF Mexico was looked for
with anxiety it hoped that it would put an end
10 the state of revolution Public opinion well pre-
pared for him to the government and convoke
Congress- in accordance with the plan Of GuadilAjara
But from the beginning of the revolution, he has
stantly affirmed that he did ne desire power On the
road be found himself surrounded by emissaries from
all parties, and persons who looked only to individual
interests.
At Arroyo Zarco ne combine plan with Robes, the
ex- Minister of Arists, which in fact complete
counter revolution, and caused the hveliest alarm
throughout the country it left not vestgs OF the
primitive plan of Gnadalaara. This plan created
monstrous dictatorship, left in state of doubt the
existence Of the federal de erred the meeting of
Congress- took it all the powers given by the
revolution created ridiculous aristocrauc junta,
duced uraga to a nullity cheated the hopes of the
country giving authority to those friends of Arsta who
ir adv antageous position to attain tue Presidency
Cebaos would not accept this plan and the authority
rendered to him by it, and Uraga General Of the
Guadalaara division Of the army, Lombardni Com
mander of the garrison OF the city and Robes chief OF
bnons late division, proceeded 10 elect President.
General Lombariini received two votes and took pos
session at of the executive power. This strange
mode Of election generally viewed with displeasure,
for it had form of Iesity appeal to the people,
conformity with the principles Of the revolution
These ephemerous and antory governments remind US
the last Roman Empsrors and OF the decline OF those
nations which left their fortunes 10 chance to
the hand Of power. The government thus formed is
looked upon temporary nterregnum, and the
OF public affairs depends in great measure whoever
nay now be elected President
have voted for Santa Anna and Aguascalientes for
Uraga The recall Of Santa Anna is founded in the be
lief that he will be centre Of union and the liberal
him friend Of true liberty General Lombardni,
sdsring his government transitory has abtaned from
organizing cabinet, and all his efforts have been di
Ieced to putting step TO the civil 1t would seem
that the hope OF ration Of tho army is deu
sive now as it has been other occasions and that it
will become the instrumeIt of personal ambition alike
prejudicial to the government and the country Many
officers have returned to the service military insignia
now the fashion and have in the vicinity Of the CAPT
tai nearly II, 600 men.
The present order Of things is only transition. Go
vcrnment exists, thanks the general waiting of the
country for the turn Of Santa Anna
turns This expectation and the discussions of the
nal parties win doubtless be prolonged until the meeting
weighing its forces measuring its and putting
s its springs in action that the result Of the revolution
accord with its principles and opinions When order
shall be established it is probable that this pacific str
the country and bring success to this effort fol
the reconstruction Of Mexico.
[From the New Orleans Crescent March 24.]
BY way of Brow nsville have advcss from the city
Mexico TO the I'd instant, two days later from
the capital than previously eived The Brownsville
Flag says would scem that quiet has not been ye.
hestates Of Guansuao Pueblo and Guerrero Governor
Munoz Iedo OF Guanausto had sent his Secretary to
Mexico says the Trait Union to treat with the presen,
government but that individual had so conducted him
self In the city TO his arrest II Is further stated
that large mi tary force would be sent to Guanaia
of February.
81 pnhss spa nant ii p II k8p ia s6s'
their mis- zion will be successful
In Guerrero Sr AveI has seized the port AGA
pulco and declares his ton to hold it during
the Presidency Of Gen Lombar6ni.
With these exceptions the republic elsewhere seem.
quiet enough and the papers of the capital
that President Lombardin about proceeding
formation of his cabinet Il thought that Sr Barands
viii be Minister Of Relations. and Sr. Miguel Masso vii
receive the SecTetaryship Of The Treasury.
Gen. Santa Anna the Tot, a. Union saws has already
received the votes Of thirteen States their choice fol
the Presidency.
In TamPcO, one Cen orono1, who sign himself Com
manding General OF the state Tamaulpas,' has taken
upon himself in conformity, he says, with agree
ment with Vera Cruz and By virtue of other authority
to remodel the tariff Of lSa by which he DEGREES among
other things that the article Of -four entering the por
Of lampico and Vera Cruz shall pay duty of tgo dol
lars Per barrel while the article at Matamoras
Pay eight dollars Gene al oronoz no sever will hardly
have the pleasure OF seeing his work executed
that General Won has received the command which he
assumes himself The papers OF the capital announce
that General Vol hal been to command in the
army and assigned the post Of Commanding General
the Stale OF TaInaupas. He has alrea the capi
for Vera Cruz route for the of his futuse opera
tons.