Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-23
LATE FROM MEXICO.

| We have files of papert from Vera Cruz to the
9Th, and from the city of Mexico to the I'd instant
inclusive.
The question Of the boundary Of New Mexico is per-
petual subject Of discussio The rumor that Colonel
GADsDEa Minister Plenipon tiary had been instructed
10 offer pecuniary indemnify to Mexico for the Mesila
Valley does not to gvemuch satisfaction. Mexico
appears thoroughly determined to claim the Mesa Val
ley Mr.. Jaazar Harregu fhief of the Mexican Boun-
dairy Commission, has, leg from the Trait Union,
sent to the Supreme Government long and interesting
work the subject, in Wild he maintains with great
ability that the claim Of Mexo the territory dispute
is incontestble and results om the stpulat;ons of the
treaty of Guadalupe. He sap that he viii resign his
commission forthwith if the Mxcan Government yields
single title to the pretensonstf Gen. Lnns.
On the southern portion Of the Republic near Guate
maa, occurrences have recenf taken place calculated to
alarm the Mexican Government In consequence Of the
disorders prevailing in Chaps from intestine commo-
tons several villages have annexed themselves the Re-
public Of Guatemala ALREADY three thousand fugtyes
have passed over into Guatemala
Santa Anna arrived at Tanbaya on the a1st ulsimo
where he received with marked demonstrations OF
enthusiasm. In the evening be entire town was iun-
mated Tacubaya since it hal become the residence Of
Santa Anna, sort of miniature Versailles, where
Ministers assemble and officially councils are held
On the 10th ultimo Santa ANA issued decree grant
ing amnesty to all tile sold$s who became voluntary
prisoners to the American army turing the late war The
persons embraced in this decree destined for the from
tier States OF the North to the army and redeem
by future good conduct their past offence In
of this decree the una of qualification is changed to
junta of publication.
Rumo1s prevailed extensively in Mexico of one time Of
grave difficulties in the Interior and Of important pro-
nunciamientos OF Guadaara and other towns but the
that unbroken tranquility and peace exist in every part
of the Republic.
According the "sglo" the projects of farming the
public and Grating national bank, after
dergoing renewed dcussion, have been de6ntively
jected The pper states that the commission ap-
pointed to modify texisting territorial divisions of the
Republic unablto agree. Three different schemes
proposed and geat diversity of opinion prevailed
especially in regard 1.-THE division Of 0aaca and Yucaan
publication has Zen made of the import and export
trade of Mexico Will the United States from 1929 to
1851. 1t has fuctuacd greatly, and has in the main
steadily abated In 129 for instance the imports were
1922 76l, and the xports 50 23l, 15l In 1886 the
former reached nine all half millions and the latter
nine millions; in 1S5lthe importations had fallen to
l,s04,77 and the exprt trade to S1,5s1,7S3
The States are hereahr prohibited from granting
turaraton papers to foegners, the privilege being
| Served to the President alnc.
Both the cholera and yllow fever prevail extensively
at Vera Cruz The forme exists likewise 1T Jalapa but
thus far has confined its ranges the poorer classes
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