The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-08

ment Of commerce and the injury Of the public
The Ministers being short OF funds have permitted three
very large and valuable cargoes of goods to be landed at
Mazatlan at the rates imposed by the former tariff The
duties were paid in Mexco How are the other ports Of
snc 5epTS.c 70 contend against this nquous prefer
happy countya horse reigns and constitute his
court and council
[From the New Orleans Picayune Feb 2sl
The latest intelligence from Mexico received from pr
yate to show that Santa Anna has scarcely
fewer or less grave dangers to contend with internally
than externally The latter, indeed If corfne our
attention to those caused by the expedition of Walker
and the projects of Count Raousset Dc Boulbon,
scarcely as serious those which femenng within
the republic empire Reports continue to BIO crculat
ed, almost daily, Of fresh pronuncamentos in various
States or departments and although these officially
denied one, Of those best affected to Santa
Anna to the existing order of things or most opposed
to change disturbance is satisfied that the reports
altogether without foundation At the time, 1t is
admitted that there many who not only credit them
but hear them and propagate them with warm satisfac
ton; and although it may be thought that these
treated with only just sarcasm by being spoken of
sony such expect to profit by revolutions II cannot
be overlooked that ii is precisely and only that themsc
yes and all may profit by revolutions that men ever en-
Such is the state of feeling ut this moment Mexico
that company of TROOPS cannot be known to be about
to wthousa report at being circulated that
their destination is point at which pronuncamen
to has been issued Santa Anna cannot remove from his
estate to the capital from this to Tacubaya, or in any
other direction, without It's being uneasiy attributed to
some similar cause.
just previously tcthe sailing Of the Texas troops in
the capital had receTed commands to themselves
marching order and the report that they to go
TO Chihuahua and Guerrero to put down ene rumored
to have broken out there The counter statement,
OF scarcely better Indications was that they were des
tined for Acapulco at which place the Count Rousset de
Boulbon was expected TO make descent, afording
him better prospects of success in consequence Of there
being no garrison there.
At the same time there reports being circulated
of pronuncamentos having been made in other parts of
the country
There are also other difficulties prevailing All how
ever that at present known of what looked upon as
the next in Importance does not to BIO sufficient to
warrant positive inference Of its real character bear
ng. The fact is, that the Pope is reported to have
called the Archbishop of the Docess in OF
the Apostolic Delegate Monseigneur Clement What little
information We have the subject, would lead to the
belief that the latter well affected towards Santa Anna
and coroary, in the existing state Of things in
Mexico, to tho Jesuits The usrious Archbishop Senior
Gazza, then is in all probability opposed to the machna
no matter which, his removal must follow
I, matter Of course. The Jcsuts desiring it, Santa
Anna is too dependent them to interpose any
difficulty in the way Of accomplishing it, Santa An
on the other hand desiring it. they would only be
pecia should he happen not to belong to the order of
Loyola That there is not much other ground Of
appear strong presumptve evidence in the fact that he
is spoken of even by the well affected to Santa Anna,
prelate of eminent endowments virtues talent and be-
neyoence The report had created no little excitement,
and the Dfario Ccdl had denied its truth but this de-
NAL received with general incredulty and the affair
was looked on as very grave one
Santa Anna to have left for the capital on tho
20th but it stated positive fact that fear lest his
doing should afford opportunity for apprehended
outbreaks had induced him to postpone his journey in
definitely Certain it is he did postpone it, and have
little doubt that the assigned the correct
II we add to such facts these what we know to be
taking place externally and not here alluded to- there
little room to doubt though admit Mexico to be
tranquil at present. that the crisis through which she
inevitably has to pass is rapidly approaching We be-
lieye, too, that do Santa Anna than justice
when express belief that he also perceives this
be the fact and is only preparing himself for
it. Were his sagacty somewhat more extended he would
rather prepare his country for it.