The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

in force in respect thereto being consequently
Art. l. The existing prohibition the expectation Of
gold and silver bullion Is also repealed
8. The export duties to be henceiorth paid for pre-
cous metals will be as follows
silver coin, three per cent
Gold coin, one per cent.
eiver bullion eight per cent.
Gold bullion, five per cent.
Art o. Tie movement Of precious metals from the In
terror to the ports or to other points 81 the coasts or
frontiers, within circumference oil thirty leagues, will
be made by escorts the
conoimaby pre- en USAGE the sums forwarded with
out this for lily liable TO seizure. The remittance
may be made by toadtc.ds independent Of condias
Art 10. Persons who in contra,ention OF the laws 10
force up to the present have actually silver gold bull
time custom officers and manifest of the quantity
which they Iosses within eight days and pay in adj
abhed by the present decree II they wish to enjoy the
prit ileges which it comedies.
Art H. All national products and effects with the
ception Of precious metals, exempted from export
duties they mt tho moment W. on the reform 3D.
tabhed by The Cebaos tarin decreed compr-ing in
that exemption the woods which at present an ex
port duty TO the Ministry Of the Interior.
Art ~ The exemptions contained in the fourth and
eighth articles ncuavcy viii cease at the and Of the
present year If not approved ratified by the supreme
Cover nnent of the republic which will be established
coniormabiy to the plan Of Ayu,iaa .,,o ,o,,o,ropr
PEDRO OGAzoS, Secretary
QrARlER- GENERAL, GuADALAJARA, Sept ), 1855.
Coniormaby to the fourth article Of the plan Of Ayutla
General de 10 Vega has appointed the District Council
charged with the duty OF establishing the organic sta
ute This council is composed Of Messrs. Jose Maria
Iafragua Mariana Yailez, joaquin Cardoso, Valentin
Grmez Faras, Manuel Scco Gullermo Prieto, and Fran
cisco de p Cendeas. Mr. Cardoso has been charged with
the poei o. ,ne statute and Mr.
The Repulliano denies in these terms the statement
made with respect to loan from the clergy:-severai
journals bave said that General Carrera has contracted
with the clergy loan Of $50, co., which to be de-
yered nthly in Of SO 00O and that to
treaty which would only receive 1000 instead Of
$50 COO. That Is false in all points. General Carrera
asked SEQ Geo from the clergy and to receive 1t all at
once as the wants of the government were urgent he
made proposition to the merchants who might have
goods in tie Custom House. to advance the payment Of
the duiies hch he would make abatement of five
per cent. The contract not made for the simple
that Mr. Crrera abandoned power at the moment
when it was intended to be realized.
General Marcial Lopez Lazcano having brigade Of
20(0 and three pieces OF artillery, surrendered At
discretion 10 Coonels villaoa and Garcia on the banks
of the NeScaa. Alvarez caused Iazcano to be shot on
the ground that previous to his surrender he had caused
thirteen guns to be spiked. At Chpancingo some five
persons hostile to the revolution were arrested among
them Of the editors Of the Vncedor del CoquO aud
were all shot by oroer OF Alvarez.
Respecting MIR. Haro Tamariz who got up the San
Luis platform, we learn that Gen Cara Joined him. and
proceeded to Monterey to try and gain Vdaur over to
their side. Gen. Cara, however, found pretext to
back down from his agr cement and Haro unable to
gain him over again Garzas forces att licked San LUIS
and Haro sent out against him brigade OF over thou
sand men, with six pieces of artillery all under the COM
mand oil Gen. Tarrodi The military command of San
luis was in the meantime conferred on Gen. Cardona,
the former comm8ndant general of Monterey overthrow
a
Haro and Comoniort was spoken Of Comonort Is said
to have sent Gen. Torres to San Luis to confer with Haro,
and that at the end of these conferences an interview
was fixed take place at Lagos the 18th OF Sepem
Der, between Haro, Doblado and Comonfort. The hope
is expressed that tho interview will terminate in the
adhetion Of San Luis to tho plan Of Ayntle Several
per have been exiled from san Luis among others
DIR. Meas, an American. The sympathies of the city
for Vidaui.
Vidau,i in letter to Comonort declared himself to be
positively and absolutely opposed to the plan Of Haroy
Tamarz. In another communication to Gen. Cara he
that he come to no understanding except
with Gen. Alvarez.
A decree OF Vidauri dated August ~, declares the
plantation and sale tobacco free In the States OF New
Leon, Coahuila and Iamaulipas He has also published
tariff at Monterey I'D August. II is modification
of that Of LIST of June 1853 fhe papers before do
not contain copy.
From the commencement Of the administration Of Gen
Iombardni in 1853 to the overthrow Of Santa Anna
he were issued less IL 400 commissions in the
Mexican army Add to these the number of officers al
ready in commission, and it win appear that there Is
hardly any need Of common soldiers as the officers alone
would form very respectable army.
The Minister of Guatemala, dean Of tho diplomatic
corps in Mexico, has addressed communication to Cen
&c Ia Vega in which IL is stated that in meeting Of the
dipomauc corps heid IN consequence OF the renunch
on of President Carrera, they had notified foreign
sns TO make known to the revolutionary chiefs that
injury 10 the rights of foreign subjects would be the object
of reclamation the part Of The diplomatic corps to
the existing government. Gen. Vega replied that he had
already taken measures to quad against complaints
Ieclemaons in that respect that he had every ndence
in the moderation OF the people, but that in such
event. the right OF reclamation would belong only the
minister of the nation Of the foreigner injured and no.
the joint diplomatic corps.
The Dia,io 01cidi had ceased to exist.
Comonfort in departing from Guadaajara en- ro1e to
Mexico, wrote TO Gen. Carrern in reply his invitation
10 meet the revolutionary chiefs at Dolores. In this
tons which he evnced on all hands repudates the
Legality Of Carreras assumption OF powor declares alar-
chy to be impossible the plan OF Ayuta Is only purely
and simply observed and declines to act on his invita-
ton.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE
VERA Csu2 Sept u, 1855.
The Condition Of Merico-Aec Mysteries Three Re.mons
in the Fuli-Tae Begii,nin3 Of the En3-Merioan Knoa
Nothin1s-7he 100000
The present condition of Mexico anomalous even fo
Mexico, and viii endeavor to picture al freco and
yente calamo, (not current of calumny') a few o
these anomalies But the difficulty is to get at " tn,
nth, the whole truth and nothing but the TRUTH
veybody knows truth TO be tho sranges sort OF thing
stranger than felton," In other countries " truth Is Il
be found at the bottom of WELL" and is occasionally
drawn mp by buckets full So, too in the land of " Co.
and liberty truth lies ut the bottom of a we-an mr.
,esan well that the spear thurel couldn't reach it
This broad republic is again in its normal condition
which is state of revolution. The great harlequin
the age (he Grand Master OF the national and DIST.
guished Order Of Guadalupe'D having bolted, the a
Of his fantastic tricks remain completely fable.
gasted and like many endcavoring to initiate the
tricks of the monkey, proving themselves to be
the Mexican character closely for these several years
| and confound me If can penetrate the reconiite
| labyrinths of the Ass-tec mind Though 'nadon OF
boies" themselves defy the most indetaHgable Yankec
| to penetrate their ideas upon government.
The Grand Masier has been absent from his plan
taton only short month but there have been
shin les amongst his overseers drivers and field hands
than he could shake stick ut. But 20 be serious
Carrera (who IL but sort of bail to the great bandit
has caved in. He couldn't stand the outward pressure.
The result is the entire country s dGfdla (eadless
without the shadow Of the form o general govern
ment IL Vega remains Military Governor Of the dis
tct OF Mexico and controls the few troops got
there in the hope Of preserving order; but there Il
ministry, revenue authority, and, in fact nothing
| that constitutes government.
Meanwhile there now three distinct parties ravag-
ing the country and seeking TO devour each other Tho
puros regular unmitigaed SimouPu Plan Of Ayut-
In Alvarez platform rel republicans Next the modera-
doe good fr-to middling iberals,r as they style
| Themselves who want patofna government, with1u;
congress, but who know about much OF rcpa9lican
form of government the Ia filters every other
month knows Of the CESSATION Of elephant. Thirdly,
the high inalibe Church md State conetyadores who
| 60 IT, neck no hing, upon central despotua and
ere opposed 20 all liberty OF confidence OF the press