The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09
Important from Mexico.

From the New Orleans Delta, Oct. 29.1
The steamship Orzaba Capt Forbes arrived here yes
erday at noon from Vera Cruz which port she left
the 25th.
BY this arrival wo have dates from Vera Cruz to ths
I'D, and from the city Of Mexico to the 18th inst
The following Is the list Of passengers by the Orzaba
=. Fschel lady and three children; Lewis Pcrle and
amy; d. Ramon Valdez and family; 7. OHaran, NJ
Muller, Juan Gilco S. Faconnet j. Toledano j. Curtis
T. dc T. Falconnet, Capt N. j. Panero, NJ. Hill, aud %
The most important intelligence we and is confirma
on OF the reported difficulty between General Yancz
the hero of the fight at Guayamas, and President Santa
Anna Yanez has been removed from command and ia
10 be tried by of inquiry He il charged In The
first place with having counenanccd the enlistment OF
Frenchnen by the Mexican Consul at San Francisco,
without authorization from the government, and allow
ed them TO dsembar at Quay when he had rccev-
ed orders to the contrary and secondly Is charged
cd the prisoners too leneny allowing of the gull
ty to re-embark, pardonng others, and not chastng
with sufficient promptncss the remainder.
The papers are full OF runors of ministerial crisis
change in the cabinet and policy OF the government
some OF - papers-espccially the Universal which is
The organ OF the conservative partdeny and hoot at
these rumors, and attribute the report Of few in
trguants who pretend TO call themselves
and not and the conservative party to beware
Of giving credit to their cries Of ALARM by later date
that the President has denied through circular
TO the Of the several departments any
greenent between and his cabinet any inten-
.icn - making change in any OF the departments The
resident states also, that II Is not his intention to
ehange or modify in the least the policy OF his admins
ration II is not to be disguised however, that the ru
nored crisis created great sensation and the wdcs
excitement in hcxico-or the official denals by govern
men officers, published in the various milk and water
journals Of the city, abundanty prove this.
General Domingo Ramirez has been appointed Cover
of Sonora in place Of the brave General Yanez who
was removed suspicion Of having connivcd at the at
,mp on the part Of the French to get up rcyoit in
hat department.
The bark Noviiadcs which left Liverpool in July last
for Campechc, has been wrecked the island Of Ala
cranes. The inhabitants Of Campeche have saved u
greater rart Of the cargo.
On the night Of the 18th inst house broken into
y burglars and robbed of $14 449 The thieves left in
the safe from which they took the above large sum
5000 which, 1t s supposed, they unable carry
of with them On the following night two other heavy
Tohberies were committed, near the same locality.
verify Mexico IL not much better OF than New Orleans
The latest news from the sout-the of revolt
Is that 1gnaco Campo the Of Gen. Alvarez had been
captured BY the troops Of the government He Is repre-
scned to bc tho most important chietan Of the revou
tion. 1t also stated that Col. Moresso had com.
pletely routed the rebels at Coyuca
Gen. Santa Anna reported to be seriously, but not
dangerously i'll at Tacubaya. Should he die what mis-
fortune II will be to the country
The Indians sti continue their bloody depredstions.
wagng bloody and relentless warfare against the in
hsbitans Of the frontier states The papers are Hled
with accounts Of their cruelties.
The Irdu a Unton publishes long catalogue Of most
iightfnl murders deprc,aticns and robberies commit
led In Iepic upon the Inhabitants by band OF nfty
armed brigands, before whom even the military fly or
succomb.
The private papers of the unfortunate Count Raous.
sett de Boubon have been collected by General Yanez
IL IL said that the Lapcrs do not show that single Mex
lean has been compromised in the Counts schemes.
Several letters written by the Count the day previous
10 his execution, TO his friends and relatives pub
lished-frcm the tone Of which take he died. he
himself says, ske true Hidalgo" Santa Anna utter
ly disavows having ordered connved at the enlist
ment OF Frenchmen In California for the Mexican army,
and has, as previously stated removed Yanes for ad
mttting them into the country and the Mexican consul
at San Francisco for eniistins them. This IL cool.
Ircm oil accounts, the yass revolution IL losng In
irport:nce everywhers and viii soon dwindls down to
Tie httls end Sf hqthing.