The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

the A. tLe pay present by existing regulation
The q Ten sea (sl .5 yer on entering aud the
Same n tssying.
AT 2. urag lie continuance of such vessels Ia port,
Iey al rnain suffice In everything 10 the vigilance
| anu ocIositipas OF the maritime Custom House
h,S. %sstrs captains, consisnees agents Of this
oss q s'esss sft lcrmi ed 10 deposit In the port
Acapulco the oil whhlebone ivory and other matters
belonging 10 tis trade wiihcut being subject to any
TAX I!ovited tha they do not make sale Of them, in
viieh case hei 'Lai pay ten re cent the valuation
made -sd srce. by the administrator Of the Custom
The lof
AT: 10 oSs'rg ction shall Be offered to any Of the
ca al' o 'he sad wi alins vessels In furnishing them
ai n, cesssIy repairs 90 iheir vessels.
Ant Ib@ decree remains subject TO revision by the
supreme which may be established la con-
ioimi'. with The ilian OF Ayutla.
1heieicre, order thsti be printed pab.hed,
lated and complied with Given in the general barrack
in huena Vista, the l7th OF March, 1880.
E4t & bh,ansss asa, :. Secretary; - Juan ALyARz
among whonsoe,er IL concerns.
Acapulco March 20. 1850. J. COM0NFORT
J. lEIE VsLcAs, Secretary.
THE TELEGRAPH IN MEXICO
TBS HERALD.
MEXICO, July 3, 1856.
am sole Of the telegraph privilege this re-
public, sad propose forming company to build line
from hazatlan or Fan Bias to satamoros, which might
pass through lerc, ouadaajara, san Luis Potos and
ampicoi its hcs,noss from these cities only would be
ey large and when added that from the two lines
bow in operation from con 10 Vera Cruz and rom the
and very profitable
News by this line would be delivered in New Orleans
and New York in Xix days from California and this 20
nmcnt has Issued decree which guarantees entire
security TO the line, still certain il viii pass
through large towns IFS entire distance.
Your obedient servant
WIN GEO STEWART.
SANTA ANNA's DIFFICULTIES.
lCutre-Iocderce ui the Journal Cf Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Aug. 25-P. N,
despatch has been received here from .ew Orleans
dated this morning stating that the steamer Orzaba
had jus, ived fom Vera Cruz wi h intelligence that
santa Anna had abdcnted and Rad left Vera Cruz for
FOR some reasons ! cstrust the statement Nothing
has 70 the Mexican Legation frcm the Mexcnn
Consul though hours have passed since the despatch
was received.
BESIDES the New Orleans press and telegrapbiss
always sw 70 give news Of character una,orabe to
to signal instance OF the suppression OF important
facts by the New Orleans tcegapts in relation to the
conduca from Mesico-hat H. they reported the cap
tuie and uppresscd the rcstoraton.
But, still, Santa Anna l. bemmed in and almost
baus,sd The revolutionists Of the South could be man
aesd cy him he could be supported in the North. But
nc has moro TO tear from the revolution the Rio
Gfande, and in the States between that river and the
Sierra Madre than iron the opposition Of Alvarez and the
souihcrn region OF Mexico.
lie j. quite rDprepsred TO 70 with the United
states ihe Texan Rapgerawch Ia the same thing TO
him. Under the c,rcumriances ! why he
should not Mexican iaslon, retire fourth time from
the 90, erpment-t he can by compromise with h- adj
Yac fortune. But the other hand 4, ia evidently i'm
possible much longer to maintain himself in opposition 10
revolutions all sides, and 70 threatened nvasons
Tie south and The North, aud from the fast md
impending with The sia,c of Tcxna, by which he
once conquered, even when her compna
lively feeble.
Alvarez who is Of the IIpano African race and man
of comfortable energy Ia his way, but of capacity
government viii probably be called temporarily 30 power,
IN oass OF Santa Annas overthrow; bat his government
will doubt under such eircum- noes result n The
spccdy estnhshmcn. q new and independent, republic,
embracing the Northern States.
Correspondence OF the Baltimore sun)
WAsnlSGToN. August IL 1855.
The Northern States Of Mexico will now avail them.
selves II Il thought Of the downfall II the Central gov
nmen 10 form separate fcdc nj republic, upon the
model o the United States adopt our com
mereial fysem which Ia 80 necessary for the develop
mcnt OF their They may be aided In that OBJ
ject BY volunteers from the United States, who may
terrain the design Of bringing those states, ultimately
had movement tor the Mexican states though for II
would lie poor bargain both politically and financially
We longer without much sectional agitation
foreign territories 10 the Union organize
governments for the territory already possessed BY
Our Washington Correspondence.
WAanSGroS, Aug. -, 1855.
Sc,7tifc kacng AZ Prorsdenoe-ID,ct Of Lightning
E1stL-IretcssJrs Bacae and Henry--R,fra.ton and
Rf"iion Of Li9ht--ceueral Orcier from the War De-
poctacns-oGcevs tonposin9 nc court Martidi-Dsah
ef assistant Quayiermo.h7' Aisom-App ppiicaons for
Vacancy-When uiu N. Kansas LAMBS b Open jef
Locdi0H-HriGnfhoiy tdrgo dc dc.
The proceedings Of tho convention lately held la n
whence, r. !, for the promotion Of science attracting
the attention Of the country. Professor enrys paper
on the des'ruciabiiy Of building materials spoken of
in the highest terms lie concludes thai from the action
Of lightning and atmosphere marble II will wear
away about ono inch in thousand years II has long
hcen known hat electricity affected marble, but one
believe prior 20 Professor Henry Inns attempted TO re-
duce the amount q damage regular rule. Professor
Haei expected 10 read paper he science Of the
reirac;ion and reflection q light applicable 70 The
ligh house system q goycrnmtn This paper wii
te looked for with great interest only by tho scen
thc worid bu' rarii ulay By those interested In
light house estabii,hment.
have previously mentioned the fact that gene
corrt rnaf al hau tecn called RI ort Leaycnwsrh D.
ai tie lime unable give tine naaes the once,
constituting the sdrt Ihc following Is tho order issue
wla n,rAprnsr. anyrr.srossyaAl,- orrcr. /.
~ INSTRUCTIONS nom he pss.iSss, oS he eus Uaea I s,s
eess " Needsy ss .-gea,6er isss q !. sqss e
= Men'setney s@or = Infantry and such o'her persons
p,fsIL 5pr covar.
soi. J & Y sa.ssaeh i,nsps. General
Brsvs 81 y NH .ea, Colonel ION Infantry
~, fseys = co T. ws ilea, cos5ae d Cavalry
nreysi ss.or 9 D. ,'ams", ceg'.e or'iaaace.
lreve, MAJOR fa q lidgely captain "a Arilery, 4 ar
Thc war Ielartn.eu, has received information Of The
death 81 Jocph l.. Folsom Asi0iaut Vuartcrmaster \.
r. A., and with tne information VI apDh
cations for promotion 10 the vacancy occasione ~ his
Geaih. new Assistant Quarermaser win BE- appointed
be week.
IN view n lhc large number u land warrants nov
tepg issued and circulated through the country. T. be
omss matter ~ interest 20 know when the fine nad
of sbfss Territory will be thrown open to location J.
i the Impression ~ the General land Office that tEeA
land. s BE- ready for market in about twelve ron'ha
but the lime VII depend Ia measure upon the Action
tie Indian rrsau there yet some iniian ies -
te ~ ngusbed Holders q certificates may calculate
eip saety being sbie 70 join the trdcr rai
fans" during he year
u u melh nololy fct that the NoltinDre steamer f0r
Norolk goes ffeehied i coFns the afflicted city
In Gatafday ast tie n..a r4rgo consisted 81 She
BaIro~ ho.lse. lor e t.ai aud the fever y ltll
he increase There talk hcre that Fort Monroe pNd
Point Comfort = 10 ed ny the troops and the
reee giver Up 10 the etfens u Norfolk and forsn ih