The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
lFrom the New Orleans Picaynnc, Nov. l3l :
There have been good many ehangesin the incnm-
benches of government Offices Of late. To mind they
are Indications of anything but stability in the existing
state OF affairs in Mexico.
On the 23d ult Gen. Yanez who had been superseded
in his political and military command OF the department
OF Sonora by Senior Ramirez Arellano, handed his
Office 10 the second in command, Don Manuel Gsndara
Until his successor should STRIVE to take formal posses
sion Of his post.
Gen. Manuel Andrade has been nominated President
Of the supreme tribunal OF war place of Gen. Bassa
DIRE who has been removed and ordered by the govern
ment to take up his quarters in the town Of Tcpeaco in
the department of Pueba.
Gen. Mariana Martinez has been appointed Governor
and Commandment General Of Coahuila.
Gen: Ampudia has been recalled to the capital from
his political and military command in Nuevo Leon and
Gen. Jeronimo Cardona has been appointed his sue
cessor
Don Juan n Rabsgo has been appointed administrator
OF Maritime Dues at Guaymas.
In village Topic, emute is reported to have
been got up by some Indians who raised the cry Death
TO the authorities Liberty forever" They were head
cd it is stated by the schoomaser OF the place. force
sent against them from Topic, and five Of them
among whom was the leader we're arrested after which
The corvette Santa Anna, mot the schooner of the
name) Of the Acapulco bockading force, narrowly
escaped the same fate her namosake. She lost her
guns her sails, her upper works. and rendered
helpless that she was only saved by being towed into
San Bias by assistance sent from La She had
board 90 men of whom four sustained serious INJURIES
and one would have to undergo the operation OF having
his arm amputated.
lutioniss OF Yantepec killed the Administrator of Taxes
there because he refused to deliver the public funds 10
them.
AT the beginning Of the present month the
Of the Heroic city much asonshcd and alarmed by
dead fish being cast on the beach from the sea In such
quantities they thrown that the authorities ad
iudgedt necessary TO take active measures to provide
agans. i'll effect the public health among others,
having them buried and prohibiting The sale Of any Ash
in the markets or about the city. Orders had been
transmitted to all adjacent districts to have similar pre-
cautions adopted. An examination OF the fish having
hAsn nrl. tn ha m
ported that the fish were found, although quite fresh,
with such extraordinary extent Of tumefaction that
their started from their orbits while their In
testires swollen TO the utmost extent by gases.
The presence Of poisonous agent either mineral
iumersing them and the fish in lime water,
enormous quantity of carbonic acid gas was
evolved and this agent IL therefore concluded to have
been the immediate OF the extraordinary mortality
sub marine volcanic eruption is coniecturcd to have
been the from which ii furnished This OPT
mon is offered on the authority of statements made by
Rsron Humboldt in his I. Cosmosr In 1921. il il said
similar phenomenon occurred in the Mediterranean,
wien the shores Of Corfu, Cephaona, and Albania,
infected by it. There and in adjacent provinces it
caused very destructive typhoid epidemic. At latest
accounts the quantity being thrown ashore at Vera Cruz
had materially diminished.
The yoyerninent have consented to the application OF
Mr.. Vim. Foster, that the steamships of the Nicaragua
and independent steamship line be allowed TO touch at
the port Of Manzanlo, their trips between san Prsn-
cisco and San Juan del Sur.
The Union of saltllo says that it is not true that
Cato del Monte Mountain Cat) the celebrated Seminole
chief who has not boon dong in Mexico, has joined the
reyolutionsts of Nuevo Leon, has been reported;
bur that on the contrary he entered the service of the
government and has marched to the Rio Grandc district
to lend his aid in defending IL against hlbusterng at
Temps
con Zacatccas Sinaloa, Tabasco, Sierra Goria and
TaAca announce the prevalence of public tranq utility
Cen Francisco de la Vega has satisfied Santa Auna Of
his innocence Of the charges Of disaecton preferred
against him. and has been formally received into favor
again.
The reports of robberes in various parts Of the c.uu
try, the apprchensions and executions nearly
mcrous as ever. The excuses committed continue in
some cases very atrocous although not Of quite 80 hor
ribe nature some already reported. The Indian,
continue their ravagcs with scarcely diminished boincss
snd erocity We observe too, rather unusual number
bankruptcy reports. The particulars
Of these cases. however, do not appear such likely
to interest readers and therefore we do not enter
into them,
The SisIs Xix publishes treaty OF peace and amity
which has been concluded between the republics Of Sal
vaJor and Honduras The second article provides that
they shall mutually send representatives. 10 their gov
e,nnents The third provides that the armed forces Of
oer srcent Nv The our nro
ves that deserters from the armies Of the tracing
powers shall be mutually restored being claimed aud
the fifth provides for the mutual surrender Of fugitive
criminals The sixth provides that neither goverrme mt
shall allow political refugees from its neghbor to take
asylum under its jurisdiction, 10 be accorded
Of annoyance injury against the country from which
they mn have fed BY the seventh article citizens Of
the two States are to be allowed free inter
under the laws provided for the government Of
each of them without any distinction Of nationality
and the commercial treaty between the two countries OF
the eighth duly authenticated legal documents o either
country to be considered Of authority in the othe
This treaty Is dated Sept. 7th 1854.
The bark Avalanche, the loss Of which is noted above
left this port IL appears, the 9Th ult under the
command of Captain James Steward, with cargo of
90 Of coal and 600 bales OF cotton Two days after
getting out to she commenced to make water. On
the sixth day she managed TO get sgt of Vera Cruz
but she could not enter in consequence of heavy
her which blowing at the time. She therefore had
to put out again and the pumps not being able to arrest
the water from gaining her, she finally went down
Senior Don Manuel Maria Teulet, of the most con
slant Of Santa Annals friends and relation
nection IL mistake not, died at Medelln the 3is
ho was inferred with great ceremony at Vera Cruz
The Vera Cruz Eco del Conaere5o of she sd Instant an
that the Mexican had provided that
the Pac6cstoamers running between San Francisco and
Panama may in future touch at Mazatan, instead OF
Acapulco, under blockade.
The flag Of the new Mexican steamer Santa Anna
blessed with great ceremony at Vera Ccuz the I'D
instant Tie government has ordered two steam
ers TO be built, il Is said
Oar private correspondence announces that Mr..
Doyle the British Minister at the city Of Mexico has
been much disgusted st certain late proceedings OF tho
government particularly ut the tyrannical palirine,s
OF excluding papers from the country they speak
fayoabiy fSanta Anna or his government. Mr.. Doyle
has thought ii necessary to send special envoy to Eng
and with dispatches tho subject OF the differences
which consequently exist between him and the govern
ment.
The cotton crop Of Nazas in Durango is said 10 be
total failure this