The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-19
Interesting News from Mexico.
ARRIVAL OF The ORIzABA AT NEW OKLEANs-RE
TURN OF THE ExILEs TO AExIcO-AEssAGE Oh

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The steamship Orizsba, Capt Forbes arrived from veIa
Cruz this morning with intelligence from that city to
the o'h inst on which day she left and from the capta
to the 9th
Capt Forbes reports that the bark Wiidre, Campbell
master ar ed at Vera Cruz from New York on the "a
INST that there were lying at Sacrhcos the Spanish war
steamer ulua, and TIE French bark Eugene the latter
steamer itnIbide arrived on the 9Th from Hayana
We have tes from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst
inclusive Among them FL Vera Cisdao and III Pro
| greco.
1he Tco Cns1no is the cd EfQ ad Concrete regene.
We find little Of interest in these papers, Gen gnseo
de Ia placed himself at the head of the bera
ing Of Cruz refused acknowledge the
provisional goyerpment under Carrera as not formed
Accordance with the plan Of Ayuta and meeting with
sSm opposition from Senior Corona he took Of
The CITY fighting as much as was necessary TO enable him
10 do So He subsequently issued an address TO the in
habitants in which he apoogsed for having found it
necessary 10 disturb them and laid down the he
Intended 10 p0rsue strictly in with the plan
at,ewards from which acts of adhes;on uara NJ once
sent into him ana his alton was
Ee next proceeded TO organize the National Guard In
Vera Cruz itself 1t latest accounts everything seemed
| Ie ro,no on safis,,lo,il, - e
Tic pnrreo has some remarks ON two proclamaions
issued by Tap, Henry and utterly repudates all such
fender tn T,o,ea heads its art;ce On Tho subject
with the auo,a. ion, .s7fmeo Damcos e dona E1rate
/ nj ,f I'M nj Verr Gruyf
seems 10 have scarcely been expece Reports had been
re"soed that Sna Anna nnrocsed seiipv that vessel
az ~ ~ ua,inop and ord.rs haS haan ;ssned
@ hosd -, ~ re
vent We III III" doing So =
f'h' 80, ""s - Il, mon f ,hc oil, ps,;,ns,t abo Ios
l en- inprsoned pder the late government for having
sought to join the liberatos were set the 10Th
aud Immediately proceeded TO their respective homes.
| This the pr,oqr8o pr, nnunces 10 be desertop
The arrival of Gems. Robes Soto Zayas aud
His c;tyhad uven creat satisfction. The Ia'ao.oo
| Dob}a ne Uar
the IrGreo expresses vehement opposition t. it, on the
ground ha, lie had formerly violently opposed tie plan
of AyutIa. lie had been summoned 70 Mexico by tele-
graph. and had started for that city
| Cen Tamarz was in confinement on board the war
schoouer Tamaulipas for having dsobeycd an Of
the Comma ndant General leave Vera Cruz immeda te
Gen. Lave the 9th inst, issued decree, in
ouence Of having heard that Santa Annals agents
disIosine Of his property hastily possible ordering
that they should be put into possession Senior D. Fell
Bicarte in behalf Of The government to which
measures should lie immedin eiy taken them.
The PrqreSo noticing the death Of Gen. Arisa curly
remarks upou it, One pretender less the Presidency
From lie capital the principal item Of interest l. the
announcement that the tariff Of Ceballss has been
adopted
At 1acRtocas the plan az san Luis Potoi was at first
prsel,ne bv the garrison AMI some Others retaining
The late officials al the head Of affairs This was Oh the
lc, hut on Tie I'll the people rose armed Themselves
sno uniting No garrison to hight after an engagement
hours opted the plan of Ayutla and appoint
/ the executive
Gems Alvarez and CoInonort were marching on Mexico
and were daily expected The Omnibus Of the 4th says
that the prnc al parties regarded likely to be
sidered in The choice Of President are Alvarez Conon
fort de In Lave Vi aurri and Haro Tamariz vidaurr
is said TO disa Of the plan proclaimed in San Luis
by Farrodi Guiian and Haro 1amariz.
number q employees who had been removed by Santa
Anna have been replaced BY the new government.
Iron the Louisiana Courier sent 1871
teJerraphc despatch received at Vera Cruz on the
5t ns staes that Carrera the President ro n of the
renpbjic had testified Iii. desire OF riyinp nm the Pres
dency to General Alvarez or any other whom the latter
might appoint
Inc whole djpIomstic CORPS with the exception Of the
American Minister have waite upon Carrera
Robberies a1e daily committed on the road between
the bandit
che following is the message Of President Carrera-
MeS,rans al the most difdcu neriod which our
copnrv has ever witnessed n neriod which reouires
more than ever he calm discerning Judgment Of leader
10 extricate without dishonor from the
russments in which we are involved have been called
u,on 10 assume the management Of the governments
Neither honor nor duty viii allow me to conceal INV
limited enunc;ties 10 assume that terrible responsbiltv
with which nations are won't 10 exac. every kind of sac
des NV first impulse was to refuse such wcighty and
htn rabe burden; and would have persisted in that
resolution had not become convinced that further
! sal n nv rart would prolong agitation and public
anxiety and would render extremely difficult the estab-
li-hmen of rider and the consolidation Of liberty
The in this capital carried the reyola
on triumph anty through and know full well that the
great obiec Of my new govere must the
nation in the glorious path which leads great desnie
and in Which all people who wish to remain free must
tread sha therefore lend nv efforts in behalf of such
sacred causr shall endeayor lay before you the
which deem proper for the urhe of that
jtc which public opinion imperayely demands
my bands.
10 attain ends what most need is peace ami
der apd this expect 10 achieve not by my indi,dual
Efforts alope but by the cooperation Of the whole Next
can People Nho moved by the wishes ana
the same deircs One OF our most important principles
must be close nnion Of the people with the army Of
that amy which is component part Of our nation and
which, as such should exist in intimate and cordial fra
tciniy and lie what ght be- viz: the defender Of
ndence and the protector Of our liberty The
amy needs reform From the statements Of its members
and from my own personal experience feel pe lhaps
Than any else interested in granting these
TOMS because only by doing can ii be really useful to
the country The a. my will act in concert with the Va