The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24
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Correspondence 81 the Courier and En-

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Correspondence 81 the Courier and Enquirer.
WASHINGTON Nov. Il, 1855.
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Major Emory chef OF The Mexican boundary survey,
has arrived. He left assistant complete small
portion Of the not essential to the report which It
viii be his duty TO make. lhr condition Of this affair 10
SUCH that il any State necessity required it. the last in
stalnent Of the indemnity might be paid Mr.. saa-
zar has signed report the Commissioner condi-
ionaly. The condition s, that the maps and other por
lions Of the shall confirm the written description
That condition may be dispensed with by either govern
ent ST Saizar may be Gir by the Mexican
administration to withdraw The condition and make his
signature positive.
He will bring nstruc ions to protest Eehemently
against the payment Of the crafts, nov pressed
a strong circumstance against the interest repre-
sened BY the boiers Of these suspended drafts, that
General Gadsdep has entered the Geld against them and
has written to the State Department that the balance
o. the Aesa indemnify b. not paid to the present go
tho United states This intimaiou il Of Importance be-
furnishes proof at least strong evidence, that
the American Minister Is even nov negotiating With the
cf Aware r another strip OF Mexico. This
last communication goes far 10 confirm the rumor that
whex Gen. Gadsden broke off hi relations with the Csb
cesson by Mexico to tho United of taat portion of
territory lying between the present line and the Goth pa
rallel As his influence very great with the admins
traton Of Alvarez and his position makes him nearly
Independent If his government, there 10 pros
poet that this scheme win be carried through that the
purchase will be made twenty fifty millions of dol
lars and that the of the territory
will provoke another destructive civil war in Mexico
In the meantime, however tnoio scarcely be a
doubt that government win finally reject the drafts,
and will pay the money directly to the Minister OF Aex.
The subject however, will not be disposed Of until
after the meeting q Congress when It is not improbable
that the advice Of thu senate viii be taken upon Il tits
we'll TO remember, Ia this connection that during the
last session General Ruk proposed to the Senate give
the executive the pcwes to pay this money whenever the
public interests should appear require It, WHICH pro-
position was rejected ihout count.
OF scnor Maudgo learn that he was at time Se-
cretary Of Legation at Paris, and afterwards Charge
dAfaires For several years past he has remained in
trenen Many years ago one Of his brothers sccre
tsry Of the Treasury i is uncertain whether he
Envoy to receive the three miilions.
ihe national convention, for the formation OF new
Mexican constiiu ion, Is perhaps now in session At
Dolores, in the state Of Guadalsxara It called by
the friends of the movement which placed Alvarez in
power, and l. limited to notifications of the plan Of
Ayutla, which is that Of The confederation.
The ne~ plan OF organizing tho House by union Of
The Pierce and Nebraska cemoaA with what remains Of
he Old wings Is under favorable consideration by the
former party Every sep ole nsn, OF course perceves
that il 4 in effect prop4on absorb the wings into
.fthe parry which, II MT dead hey ond reienption il
-sricsen II this arrangement be carried out
we sna witness rsps tien Of 'ae process by which tho
democrats. In conformity with what then happened
many wings who are nov wandering bipdy among the
ruins and "reminiscences Of III r party will become lead
ing democrats, and may prepare ourselves TO see Gov
HINT senator Fish, MI Barnard, Mr. Winthrop and Mr..
Choate fighting Justify undef the same Il q With Fierce
Douglas, Cas- and Dickinson.
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Coniuercel
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1855.
direct line Of teiegrarhic communication is now
opened With Charleston J. win in some supply
On the l2th did not reach this city till yesterday We
are getting back 10 the time Of The slow mails.
Advices from Mexico show tina. the revolution has not
yet produced political quiet reconced its leaders to-
any one system OF government Of internal or external
poney General Alvarez was chosen as President, prov-
tonay Tor tx months. before the end Of that time an
assembly of deputies from the States, two from each
state win meet at FOL 're-, the place where the reyou-
tion was b'gun end ADOPT pan Of government and
nominate a candidate for the Presidency under IL SUBJ
Ject TO the confirmation 81 the popu vote At present
there is quite animated struggle between different
aspirants 10 the PRESIDENCY. CoenfDrt Is one OF the
prominent candidates. but Ndanrrs prospects are good
and he to hive become general fayorile CsseaI
didate = $50
Major Emory, the Boundary Commissioner il bere
put appears that bis report cannot be technically COIN
pleo TIL about 'he 10th Of december There Il no need az
much haste In the matter, for the government has
present its claim through the minister But the
new governnen emit have entered protest by special in
to lie American or other a an lne
The nc nal payment "a the money will not therefore be
W. aoau the middle q TIC next month TIE Ans
dappoln cd = they expect 70 get the money from the
present administration
u has been suggested that The question might be re-
ierred to The senate, tue construction Of
treaty but The Senate have aready acted the subject
and decided not 10 Noodle with H. At the late session.
Gen. Rusk moved ne amendment 10 the General Ap-
prorriaiien bil that q President be authorized To-
oy Sapsa ne 10 aevaree o. ths completion Of the
tended 70 aid santa Anna In his difficulties ana sus-
tain him for short time but the Senate rejected It.
subsequently tho executive government upon an appli-
catfish o. The minister al Santa Annals request refused
e recognize his assignments drafts, by promising
Anna 10 person, tho government wouli pay money
nor promise T. pay IL upon his order when 1t might
nnucr The fealy become due, certainly they would
pay II y his order after he has ceased have any con-
nectinn Win the government. The contingency upon
when me money Ia payable has not even yet arrived
I probably viii happen in month. Meanwhile all
'anta Annhs acts are rcpndiated by the govern
nont and i 70 he existing government that we are to
ook for discharge from the Obligations Of the treaty
he money, when Il becomes due, DO paid 10 The
heAicsn government ia the city If New York; Who
vtr may get the money y must be upon tho order Of ho
xisting government. Perhaps the american assgncss
nay hays good claim that government and get its
fder 10 receive tho money; perhaps santa Anna may
~anwhio, be restored TO lower. aud then waive his
uins FOR toe money In behalf Of whoa he az
igreo u when he hal no control over 1t whaoser. The
after il She best charce.