The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-15

DJ tue schooner bonita, which ARRIVES al New Orleans
on the IN instant. the New Orleans Picsyune has files
of Mexican papers the gath and dates from Vera Cruz
10 the 2sih ultimo.
decree has been issued ordering that all the revenues
oil NE dnsIent States shall be paid into the national
treasury Until the sysism shall have been defaits-
~ arranged The present system at taxation will remain
andsuiotd, with The exception of The captatlon tax.
which IS abolished The same law suspends the pay,
nenl OF particular debts an, agreement is formed
between The creditors and The goyefnInent until the
latter determines The matter IN some other way.
Everything was tranquil in Vera Cruz. The struggle
Oh me hsohs guard against the government troops does
moi appear 10 have been seconded by the people, and
looked upon as trivial affair Santa Anna had written
70 me governor OF The State congraulang him upon the
manner IN which be had suppressed the emeule, and
thanking The officers, soldiers and citizens for their
eriions IN support OF order and law. The ayuatameno
and merchants oil the city, well the foreign consuls
had applied to the governor TO pardon the PRISONERS
Santa Anna has issied decree eotg ansins the army,
dividing into two classes, active and permanent The
national guards OF the different S,aes with some speci-
hla which The President says is the true national guard
with oil tho advantages and none Ut the neonv
OF the previous organization The psrtansn, force Is 10
consist OF 20 $50 men, and active force OF o46 men
making total OF 81 400 The army 10 be recruited by
voluntary enlistment, or by drawing lots.
Ancther decree SPECIFIES the class OF business 10 be
despatched by the different departments df government
The SGD XIX says that the forced loan of SEQ 900 de-
manded by Gov TIIas OF Chihuahua. to facilitate his
pedlon 10 the Mesila valley has been raised without
difficulty. The loan was TO bear interest at the rate of
nbu,ed SIS 49, had periodically declined to receive any
premium or interest He will probably consider himself
lucky should he ever get the principal.
The Minister OF Relations has written to Mr.. Conk-
ng CUR minister incGsing the letters which had passed
between Gov. Lane OF New Mexico and Gov. Triss of
Chihuahua This, together with letter from the
uncnonary TO Gov. Tnas, is published in the Sgio, but
they present nothing new.
A ieiter is published from the minister OF government
Goberna on) 10 The governor OF Sonora ordering him,
N conjunction with the governors OF Sinaoa, Chihuahua
and bower California; to resist the expected invasion OF
the last named State by hand Of adventures from Cali
lornIa They to all possible means for this pur
pose, and the inhabitants OF those States called upon
TO rise masse all between the ages OF fifteen and fifty
being expected TO take arms The government will
s them with its power and the invaders will carry
no recognised flag. they are to be treated as pirates,
The much spoken-of attempt OF Count Raousset de
Boulbon agal2st Sonora is said TO be at end The
Uus,sal says that Raousset has written to the French
mister that be had formed the expedition for the purpose
of avengug himself upon the government OF General
Arista bat that he would desst from his attempts and
serve Mexico, il the new administration would give
him passport 10 go 10 Mexico. The sate paper adds
that he is coming 10 Mexico, and that The government
will employ HIM in its service. The Slgio says that IT
should be remembered that he has invaded Mexico,
fought against Mexican troops and that his last expedi
ton will long be sorowfully remembered in Sonora,
where the people were desolaed by his band OF adven
turers
A circular has been issued to the governors of the
different States ordering them 10 suspend the use OF the
pardonng power until the government shall have
lated the manner in which said governors shall hereafter
exercise their functions.
Santa Anna has Issued order regulating the crosses
and decorations TO be worn by the officers who were
gagged in the glorious battle OF Angostura (Buena
Vista) which he persists in considering victory.
The Si,io announces that Don Bonfaco Gutierrez bad
returned 10 the city of Mexico after having formally
taken possession of The shmus Of Tehuan,epec rep
resen,aive OF the mixed or Sloo company
A decree closing the port OF Tuxpan TO foreign CON-
merce is published in the Mexican papers.
Great complaint is nade by all the northern States Of
the incurslons OF The Indians number OF The wealth
e-t proprieors OF Zlca,ecas have memorial 10 The
President, asking thai Immediate steps be taken 10
eve them from these ouiiages
The aaba'a, or internal tax which has been ruin
Gus to the commercial interests OF The county, is 10 be
re established.
The papers OF the city of Mexico contain accounts of
constant qnarres OF the soldery with the police and cit
liens
Santa Anna has given the breves OF brgalier generals
in command 10 Senors Francisco Perez Manuel Alvarez
Diego Ar1uelies Oregs, Guzman and S1cheltorena In
the decree promoting Perez II is declared that IL is con-
fered upon hun for his galianiry in lighting the Amef-
troops for five hours after the battle of Chutubusco
This has called forth communications from several off
who were present in the battle who deny that there
any lighting after the convent had surrendered and
the Mexican troops had rerreated from the hacienda OF
Las Porales iile discussion had arisen on this sub.
Iect
Jose Maria Rivera has been appointed captain OF the
port OF Tampico.
decree has been issued re establishing the battaons
Of San Andres Chalchicomula and Chignahuapan, and
creating ones at Tehuacan San Juan dc los Llsnos,
| and Ltcatlan
Gen. Tomas Marin has been appointed communicate
general OF the is,hmus OF Tehuantepec.
decree oil The legislature OF the State oil Guerrero
has been published declaring amnesty Tor all political
offences committed since Jahuary, 1859
There some disturbances al Guadalalara on the
18Th ull, caused by the exhibition the door oil a
house OF old escucheon shield the gilt OF former
king OF Spain 10 The city representing tree and couple
of coyotes small wolves Some students showed their
Resentment by stonng the offensive emblem. but the
Interference of the governor II Withdrawn and the
Mexican eagle substituted This ended the affair in a
burst OF patriotic acclanation.
Santa Anna much offended a, the theatre by the
presence OF army officers with hats and cigars m
their moulh. He has accordingly issued decree sup
pressing all smoking IN the theatres and threatening Sc
were punishment against such disfespect in future.
| The Trait d Union OF The city OF Mexico is pubshng
| Uncle Toms Cabin In French feuilleton, and the
! Sigh is publishing IL in Spanish,
The legislature Of the State OF Suraugo has issued a
decree declaring Gen Uraga bemsrto (well deseryng)
OF that State. 't
The government has refused pay Gen Jarero 81 200
while endeavorng 10 procure payment for damages due
the northern frontiers accordance with the provisions
OF the eleventh article OF the treaty of Guadaupc Hda
go. The answer OF the Minister Of Relations is sun
GENTLY sharp. lie says that the government cannot pay
out money 10 who has merit, and had author
| 10 act IN the matter al all.
The Ss al The request OF several officers OF the Mex
army who bad their parole after the city bad
been taken by the American troops publishes the orders
Issued by The American governor 10 show that they
! not voluntary prisoners mesa
Over iorly newspapers have been suppressed since
the decree restricting the liberty Of the press is
sued