The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20

may upon is, that he Is 10 SANTA Anna
governmenl anu we may infer with no M "e prooabhy
that he Is lle TO aid others who are so 'ssiby wak
er or De Boulbon. In the meantime, II " announces
Lat Ior the purpose of overcoming him, tho Auprem
government has sent 900 men to the city a Bsvos
are PREPARED It is said to send 10 700 IL 100 u.Ke
ara With all necessary provisions. How important tho
sse s" o. Alvarez Is thought may be gahersd from
Thus briefly noticed that circumstance alone woud gc
sene way towards illustrating the disaecon existing
the country but it only one OF several asrded us Ly
the rapers before US The port of Acapulco has
cisred closed to commerce
he navigation act which lately noticed ss having
on ISSUED by santa Anna has been the o.
excitement The Diario Official the mere purpose Of
coutradicting them announces tha rmors are current
not only that IL has created bnt that the
foreign ministers in Mexico have Indignantly
II contrary TO the stpuhtons of existing treaties But
ven the D1dr1o Cfca makes its contradiction lamey
uat there is no doubt there In ground for them
Another subject, which had led TO considerable excite
dispatches from Washington The Diario O6cial saws
that the enemies Of nationality those who wish for
no other country than one Of disorder and anarchy
vital principle OF their existence TO them have invented
az the object Of the mission Senior Atocha that A pro-
posing to our government this sale of the territory of
Lower California and the departments OF sonora and C
huabua, for the sum of $50 600 and pretend that
this Is the business which the cabinet is at this mo
ment engaged" These reports II denies stou,iy, aud
pronounces most absurd and csinninsl The object of
Senior Atocbas mission they pronounce that Of simply
laying before the slight amendments to
Of having them early possible disposed Of and the
treaty ratified at Washington. The Trait ~ Union gives
aeiort that the pre- posed amendments have becn as
serted 10 by the Mexican government.
Of Walkers expedition the Mexican papers do not give
us any later particulars than those which we had pre-
viously received The proclamation Of the President is
dwat upon with much satisfaction and the chief reliance
Of the Mexcans from Walkers invasion seems to be on
the interference OF our government authorities
oahcia information from Monterey pronounced an at
tack by Indians who killed three persons ana ca r;ca o
. number of mules. In Durango also thev were con
tinuing their ravages. ~
Reports from half dozen departments report oil quiet
In them Yucatan has at length sent in her adhesion
N npf with vhoIrnt
can only briefly refer to of them One prohibits the
importation into any ports of the Republic of anise
either in seed or in essence Another the stamp
duties OF the Both of April 1912 third prouounces
those merchants consprators who shall order goods to
be into any Port declared in state OF rebel
ion fourth prohibits the consgnments of vessels or
cargoes TO captains or suPcrcargoes They must be
signed to some established house Of the port to which
treasury, &c. wy p''A'
Col Bariers has been discovered to be concerned in
the work on the late war with the United States which
we noticed to have been condemned. On an appeal he
was relieved from the penalty OF civil inability pro-
nounced on him.
reported to have said he should not allow resident for
egners to remain neutral in the event of conflict
there.
1t has been proposed--but the Tat d'Union pro
!ica hs,Iidia Seeing the cock fighting ruler at its
head Z" Chckabddya" would perhaps, be an appropri-
ate epithet for it, at least for the present
curious mistake has just happened to the nhabi-
tants Of Cudad Victoria They have civil and mill
tary Governor, Gen Wool They lately heard that Gen.
Wool had been appointed to take charge Of the troops
on the Pacific station, and forthwith got up petition
to Santa Anna praying him not remove their beloved
General to take command of any troops anywhere out
Of the jurisdiction in which they dwelt.
The sum of $l9 S04 on board the steamship Tevot at
Tsmpico, and $1,000 the frgate Amphitrite, have
been remitted towards the payment Of the English
debt ....-.