The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-29
LETTER FROM MEXICO.

By the arrival at New Orleans of the steam-
ship Texas, Capt. Place. we have dates from
the city of Mexico to the 18th inst, and from
Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst.
Among the passengers brought BY the Texas
are Gen Amonte, Mexican Minister to our
Government, and Senior Pacheco, Mexican
Minister to Paris.
The Texas also brings $l25, sol 35 in specie,
for various houses in that city.
The Mexican foreign legations have been fin
ally officially announced as follows: London
Minister, Senior Lanzas, Paris Minister, Senior
Pacheco; Madrid Minister, Senior Vivo; Ber-
lin Minister, Gen. Uraga; Rome Minister, Sc
nor Larranzar; Washington City Minister,
Gen. Aim onte Secretary, Senior Gonzalez de
la Vega; Attache, Senior Gregario Hranadiaran,
The number of papers suppressed under the
decree of the 25lh of April, had reached thirty
one, by the 25th ult. Among them was Ell Au-
rora del Sud, the official journal of the State of
Guerrero, because it could not give the required
securt y
Private letters satte the loss Of life during the
revolution at Vera Cruz to have been 40 killed
on one side, and 1870 killed and wounded on the
other. single shot from cannon loaded
with grape, is said to have killed Is of the in
surgents; German named Christopher Hous-
in, who commanded them, fell at their head
"A
The establishment of a Minister at Gua.a-
mala is spoken of. The salary of the Minister
TO London hos been raised to $4,000 per an
mum.
The President Santa Anna, has recognize d
Mr. Alexander Peasants, as United States
Consul at Ma 'zitlan Mr.. Jose Bernard French
Vice Consul at Puebla and Nj. German Hop
penstedt, Hanoyerian Consul at Vera Cruz
A decree has been promulgated abrogating
that of the gath Of January last, by which
Senior Cevallos had reduced the duty on the ex-
port Of specie 10 4 per cent, end consequently
the duty of 6 per cent is relmposed.
Two persons named Aparicio Gonzalez and
Carlos Ce1reno, were shot at Vera Cruz on the
2s,h ult, for having been found during the ro-
volt ,here, opposing the regular troops, arms in
hand. Gonzalez was one Of the leaders of the
revolt.
1t was announced by papers received by The
last arrival from Mexico, that forced loan OF
800. 900 had been made By the citizens cf CHI
huahua, to aid Gov. Trias IN preparing tor the
defence of Mrsila against American invasion
We see now by the Trait Union, that the
amount was raised by private subscription.
Senior Alaman, Minister of Foreign Rela.
tons, died suddenly in the city of Mexico, ear
ly on the I'd inst The announcement caused
wide spread sensation The funeral cerennn
les took place on the following FRIDAY. liz
death was eausSdby p'eusisy brought on by
excess of labor in the discharge of his officia
duties. twas not known who would be III:
| successor.
The officers who signed the card published
in the Sigle, contradicting the official accoun
of the battle of Churubusco, have been sent t
Perote Castle as prisoners.
Reboledo, who commanded the pronounce
| ADDS against Aristas Government, in the State
of Vera Cruz, has been named political chic
and commandant of the State Of Lower Calitur
| nia.--N D. BulietiE.