The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-05

AGdftlOnul nUm Nexieos
Vfss 0s New 0slesss Picayune, Nov. 2o.I
he lseAsstsl Of the llth inst publishes estimate
Of he ann1l returns which railroad between vers
Css and ths capital Of the republic would yield. I'm
t:ssi IL e ise s1A, Without including many sosrcss
which might he reckoned ~ almost certain 70 pro-
auce very large additions Ia 1t.
decree issued by the Minister Of the Intcror makes
provisions for the In which the vote s 70 be
taAen on the LIST prox the question Of either connu-
to eAnts Anna the power be at present holds or
psntisg to him We eondsn.e It's principal
articles from translation hnd In the MEXICAN koeH0-
Nist:-
The principal political authority Of every township,
after having named two secrearcs shall proceed 20 tho
public place which according 20 his Judgment may be
convenient, aud open register. Two books shah be
BE- the actual PRESIDENT Of the republic TO continue
II tho exercise OF the supreme power with the
vote IN the The o.hsq BOOK 1e Min Ssvs he
same heading, with the difference that where the 6rst
ssys vote IN the ai,maiiye in this the healing vin
number Of inhabitants considerable that the peliu
cal authorities do not consider single day sucisnt for
receiving the votes II may be continued for three days
Corporations, eccesastic secular, viii give their
votes by the sigma Of their presdeuts rectors CHIEFS
kc w6oat the time OF rignag viii mention tho number
Of individuals Of which the cooperation consists In tho
same the regiment o. the srmy Will vote Citizens
voting IN the negative viii themselves write down the
name in full Of the they wish TO be invested With
The following the principal provisions o. the De.
american steam companys iAss, known BY the name Of
Nicaragua and Independence to allow Of the steamers
touching the Mexican port kAnxAntlIn cooim&
and going from and 10 Francisco and San Juan Dc
Sur and Panama
Article l. Grants the privilege FREQ Of tonnage duty
Art g. Allows Mr. Foster or his representative pro-
vide his steamers in said port with provisions necessary
for the voyage, observing the exiting laws
Art .. Provides that stores depositing Goals and
an Office Tor tb. agent may b. bulk eutsidc the town Of
Nanxanl without ing rent for the ground occupied
il this belongs 10 the public lands
Art 4. Allows the Introduction free Of duty Of all the
materials necessary for the construction Of saJ store ~
Art 3. Provides that he stores and offices become the
property q the Mexican government at the expiration OF
the nine years mentioned in the frst article.
Art 4. The steamers touching ct the port oil Mama
nua may bring and take passengers and letters coined
vsr d gold paying the duties sstaShe y the
future But they not allowed to import export
other goods; consequently prohibited from opening
their batchways, receiving on board custom house c
Ger during the time they may remain In port.
Art. 7. Vessels carrying Goals for the use Of said
as ordered by the decree Of the Il.h Of October 1859
Art. 8. The Goals brought by those vessels SHALL b
free Of duty but the vessels not allowed carry
any other goods except the Goals under the line OF
Art o. The steamers shall not be Obliged to deliver
their manifess nor to undergo any other formates
cept to comply with the rules and regulations existing
already, or TO be given in future
Art. 10. The steamers shall carry the government
mails FOR that line free Of charge.
Aparagraph in the Trait Clinton Of the llsh instant
announces that Mr. Foster died ct Saltlo tho 9th
ultimo He United States Consul at Coahuilla and
Nnevo Leon.
BY adecree OF the vth instant, given by the Minister
Of tho Interior the eight Procedures Of the capital have
been suppressed, which established by the decree
Of sePember 20, 1865, and separate Office has been
established under the name Of s'Subintendcncia de
Pocia TO which is that Gen. Don Antonio do Bonila
named. The Trait d. Cnion OF the 18th announces,
however that he has resigned It,
The supreme government hes deemed II expedient 70
unite in person the civil and military government OF
the district for which purpose It Is that General Don
Martin Carrera the Commando General also been
named Governor OF the district replacing General Bo
nilla.
II il affirmed that, in consequence Of the rout sus-
they have been driven beyond the bounds Of the dig
gings OF the Sierra Madrc in the South Of Mexico 1t
IL confidently stated that the works TO be resumed
shortly In that territory, where bed was lately dis
covered rich 10 contain 100 drachms Of gold in
every quinta 400 lbs. OF earth.
II Is said that new arrangements have been made
lately in the OF MAzatlau and fan Bias,
which, at the same time that they will be productive or
nation OF the duties OF the said Offices.
The following gentlemen have beeu elected repre-
sent the mercantile tribunal Of the capital:
President, the Iic bon Jose L. Viaml: {ColecasA
Judges Don Ignaco Cortna Chavez Don Rafael OATH
la Huerta (Suplentes) Substitutes DON Fermn Gurao
Don Agustin Garcia; Don Fernando Orbananos Don MI
Oatz de Aontelsno
The President Of Venezuela has been pay iny visit
to Mexico. He was entertained by II. : H. the General
President, tho 18th, at banquet on Which occasion
several toasts we're given 10 which he replied ia su,a
BILE terms lie leittor Vera Cruz the 10th inst,
route for the United States
On the % inst, says the Trait a Union of The 18th
inst canoe IN The !arhor Tor Thmpco with $4,000
on board, capsiked. The greater part OF the trcs
rest would be recovered.
ministerial circular req uires all printers 10 furnish
copy Of their publications TO the Secretary for the Min
ster Of the Interior In Mexico they to furnish two.
Aio in consequence Of papers 10 the
aviig been found at her house. M