The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

rhe brig Tehuantepec Capt. Brown arrived last asn
ins from Vera Cruz, which port she left the 26th u
capt Brown reports that on the 21st ult., Mexican
cutter left Vera Cruz for Havana bring santa Anna
book 70 Mexico: On the 25th ult the British screw
steamer Iamaulpas arrived at Vera Cruz from Tampco
bound to Havana and Liverpool.
by the Tehnantepec we have received files of FL Sigs
De. Nued from the city Of Mexce the 22d and oe
Ell Eco del Cdecio and La Union from Vera Cruz to the
26th ult We translate from them the following items =
senor Tornel and Senior Castillo Iapzas have been
named plenipotentares on the part of Mexico treat
with Judge Conklng for the settlement of the terms Of
neutrality treaty of Tehuantepec.
A special commission formed the 18th ult, for
the purpose oil opening an inter oceanic communication
between Acapulco and Vera Cruz.
Nearly all the States that have yet vote for
the new President, have voted in favor Of Santa Anna
Cen Lombardini was recognizing the army.
The Spanish minister Senior Zaga has been superseded
by the Marquis Rivers.
Gen Canales had arrived in the city of Mexico as also
had Gen. Wol
Itwas hoped the commits ion sent after Santa Anna
would find him either in Cuba or Jamaica His friends
state that he inclined to union with the lib
erty party than with any other.
Inc Guatemala aggression on the sonth, and the vo-
lent proceedings against the Mexican citizens Caor
mia, are subjects Of violent comment in the Mexican pa
pers.
On the 18th ult Gen. Uraga published defence of his
late in Mexico which does seem so convincing
as should have been under the accusation that he had
been false to the plan Of Guada ajara that he had
been deceived He states that after the attack on Qua
dalaara, though the enemy not strong enough to
and hAt in order to esion of blood he came to
terms with them He further his mission is fuRll.
ed and exhorts the people of Mexico to recognise the
present authority centre of union, as the only
means OF avoiding anarchy until the coming election Of
President.
G efforts are being made by the monoposts in TIM
city OF Mexico to abrogate the reduced tariff proclaimed
by President Cebsos. In Vera Cruz there was much
feeling on this subject and little ill feeling toward the
present supreme government.
The workshop Of the armory, in the National Palace
took e but fortunately extir guished before much
A company of French and Mexican citizens has been
formed for the purpose Of establishing line of steamers
sent the French and Olarte Payne the Mexican inte
rests.
On the 14th Gen. Lom5ardni decreed the reorganiza
tion OF six battaons OF the army and the papers
plain that forced levies being made among the
poorer classes in the city of Mexico to fill the ranks
Although the Tehuantepec question was considered
settled by the soo contract and ali the prominent par
ties acknowledge that it has been great relief to the
couAtry the disappointed aspirans do die easily
Dr. Gslvez WAS making great outcry in defence of the
Garay grant, and Senior Ramirez publishes defence
against mputations of having intrigued against the
ledges his sympathy with Mr. Moore who offered
struct the railroad with strip of only two hundred
yards Of land to finish the carriage road within two
half millions, depositing million Of dollars within
sixty days and give the road at the end of seventy
years. He says Mr. Moore gave as the names of his
partners-Draper, Welmore, Cryder, Bird, Coleman &
Setson Sacch, Robb speyer and seven others, whose
names he not privileged to dvuge until the closing
Of the contract. He says took the he did be-
cause he foresaw the diuicuties in which now
involved, ard which are far from being scttled.'
different States the prevailing disposition to be
one Of sulerance of the present usurpaton until the
return Of Santa Anna.
We have received files Of Ell Coneco de 7unpco to the
22d ut from which translate the following Items
Gen Bustanente whose death We mentioned some
time since directed in his will that his heart should be
taken from his body and deposited beside the ashes Of
Don Augusn Iturbide, which had been cone with the
consent OF the relations of the latter.
On the 10th ut the officers of the government and OF
the garrison met in unta examine the new plan of AR
royo Sarco Taking into consideration that It had nof
been recommended by the President Cabalos adopt
ed by Pueba Vera Cruz, they pronounce it nfa
nous cheat and the parties to it "political money
changers They declare that they tired of the pre-
sent state of things which is rapidly dissovng society,"
and that they will adhere to any plan similar to that OF
GuadalajaIa.
The C6mercioh has the following graphic description Of
the state of things in Mexico:-
"A small number of satraps, who wish for rule are
quarreng for the power and each desires tononopoze
tie dominion s, GOO 900 Of people, binding them to
their caprices and private interests We say frankly this
horde of stock jobbers looking only their profit
and aggrapdileent labor only to obtain success for
their niquous plans, and the Of the nation
will mock at our imbecility and want of energy"
The same paper copies the following from the Trait
d Unicn, Of the city of Mexico
"Yhe movement in favor of General Santa Anna has
extended widely. We said short time since that the ad.
either from honesty policy be does not desire the
presidency even when he holds it in his grasp The
chances OF Santa Anna have doubled.
"Gen. Uraga himself has written to him by the last
p,et to return TO the republic in accordance with the
TENOR OF the Plan of duadalalara, and that
he viii be constitutionaly elected act far preferable
to his being forciby imposed upon the country,