The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-06

We in receipt OF tiles oil Mexican papers extending
up TO the 17lh OF September.
columns in black in respect 10 the memory OF the late
Minister Of War. General Jote Maria Torne. who bad
The civil and military authorities advised 10 wear
mourning for the space OF three days. Gen Torne
minister 10 The republic from 1929 to 1881
II Me mai
navigation CT all the lakes canals. ahd channels opened
the valley OF Mexico The privilege is TO las, for ff-
teen years.
General Don Joss Antonio Heredia has received the
commission of governor and commandaniseneral OF the
State OF Durango.
The 18th, 10Th 27ih, and 2sih OF September were to
be observed national holidays The first day the
anniversary OF the proclamation OF Mexican independ
encc in 1910, and the second that OF the victory Of Pa
nuco, obtained by the Mexcans over the army OF Brga
der Barrsdas in 1929
The cholera bad entirely disappeared from Ofxaba and
Tehuacan but there were some cases OF IT In some OF
the towns OF the State OF Durango
With regard 10 The slave ship Lady Suhok-ihen in
the port of Laguna de TerminosSanta Anna, through
his organ, announces his determination TO perform
faithfully and resolu'ely the duties not only imposed
on him by humanity, but by The treaties which he had
made with friendly power, and by the laws oi The
country
were executed in GuanaIuato on the 9th September.
They had been found guilty BY the military commission
OF the crime Of robbery and assault
A tax ofa quarter OF dollar has been imposed on
each busbel OF salt produced in the republic
One OF last evenings papers published the following
under the head OF ,eegrapbic news
"Nsw OsLxAss. Sept n. 1853
The Pcayune is in receipt Of advcos from the city Of
Mexico 10 tho 18th instant.
repor, had reached city OF the breaking out Of
hosiiies the Mcsla valley between the United States
and the Mexican forces.
,'Gcneral Tras had also received information tha,
body OF American troops were concentrating on The
Rio Grande and that t~y would unite with those already
in the valley I'M an attempt 10 seize II
These reports had caused great eIcemen which, at
the latest accounts had got be Of serious character
tat supreme government had thought proper 10 de-
mand from Gen. Gsdsden, the American minister, an I'M
mediate explanation OF the intentions OF tho United States
sending additional forces TO occupy the
MeslR valley and vicinity.
The Eco del Cowrer, published Vers Cruz, devotcs
editoal articles the Amcricsn minsicr and tho
received by him Washington, and ntnates
IL the latter not of pacific nature there VIII Do
the most i'm danger OF sudden commencement OF
hosttles betw the two countries
"Sr JnnH Snarex had been appointed to the charge OF
the portfolio OF Minister of War; in place OF Cen Tome.
deceased.
Don Luis Del Vale had received the appointment Of
consul Tor Mexico a the port OF San francisco
Seversl executions OF Indians had taken place or ron
berries committed in Chihsahua and Dufango"
We imagine that the foregoing report 10 the break
ing ON, of hoses IN the Mess valley - the same AZ
that which we find noted in paragraph OF the Didyss
OHesl OF September TO- which i lakes from the Un4vvss
of the same date II states that private letter had been
received from Maamorss. dated l7h August, in which
was moi. however, credited. No confirmation of Il had
been noticed up the 7h 10 which date the hes OF our
papers extend did there TO be the slightest
ctement prevalent on the subject The Diarts Ufssi
how ever subsequently, Published the tact that the gov
eminent had received communication from Gen Trias.
OF date subsequent to that referred to- and that no war
like movement had taken place.