The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-04

News from Mcxlco.
TIE CAPITAL TRANSFERRED AGAIN 70 MEXICO
CABINET DIvvIoULTIEs-M0RE RysIoNArIoNs-
vIDAURRfs POslTI0N-FUGIrIvE sLAyEs-rRxAs
1HLATIONs-FRENCH CLAIMS.
The steamer orzsba, Capt !. Forbes arrived at New
The 0risabs brought 81, zoo in 3D. specie.
By the above arrival we have dates Vera cruz tc
the I'D and from the city cf Me.cot the 18th ultimo
Tho seat Of government had been brought ba * from
the city Of Hapan to Mexico.
The President and Cabinet win remain in Mexico unit;
be permanently removed to Dolores de Hdslgo when and
where the Representatives Of Congress win assemble and
Of the country In the meantime the papers
camoring for organic law TO govern tho country
until constitution can be adopted
between President Alvarez and General Vidsurr aud
several private and public communications have passed
between them In the last Of which the President praises
him very highly for the energetic in which he
has acted against the American .dvsnturers who had in
vaded the Mexican O and promises to send Ave thousand
men immediately to his assistance.
Tie papers contain an old correspondence between
InsSeer Of Mexico relation to the return o. fugitive
slaves from Mexico In which the latter expresses his will
lingness to enter into eay for the mutual rendition Of
fueitves from labor-siaves part, and poems
that Of Mexcc-but informs the Texans that he would
have to consult his government before giving Anal
embrace any proposition that would relieve the frontier
worthless ard undesirable class Of population
are the fugitive slaves This correspondence appears
never before published
Another difficulty had occurred in the ministry, and
Preto had resigned the pOseuHe of Secretary OF the
TreAsury--a movement that IL regretted by all and
viewed great calamity to the country Pfieto
considered one of the most able Mexico and dur
ing brief period he held the important Office he has
resigned many essential and excellent reforms had aeen
made in the Treasury d. psr,nent.
Den Miguel Banco had been arrested, and was en- route
for the capital under strong escort.
The citizens of Pueblo have petitioned the govern
ment TO outlaw Santa Anna and oil of his late oica,
and declare them t. aitors to the country.
The President has reappoin,ed General Urusa to his
former post II Minister TO Berlin.
The Hcado Of the 11th of November says that Senior
D. Santos Degollado nomina ed Minister OF Fomento de-
soetiop Of he IF the Of Js
that he should continue their Governor The chair
was consequently vacant. The Hrodo proposes for
Senior DIN Vicente Or,goa, gentleman, says, Of high
sttapments and progressive liberal who has for
time resided in Europe expressly for the parpose Of ac
quring the informa ion necessary for such post He
said be very highly esteemed in Guadasara for his
heightened principles and the many good qualities BY
The government has ordained Reorganization Of the
Board char ged with the revision Of French claims under
the Diplomatic convention OF June go 1858. senoras
Francisco Garcia ADaya Luis Correa and Antonio Mie
The New Orleans Bee, Of November 2e, says: Com
pointed Commander General OF the provinces on tct
Pacific coast We rejoice At hearing IT. though we think
leans would have been agreeable him and more
profitable to the government
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE ALVAREZ RECEPTION.
The reception Of Alvarez teaching the city Mext
was ceremonious such things ordinarily are
not they have been in Mexico At the Belea gate
sslvo Of ARTILLERY greeted him. and the firing q cannon
followed him till he entered the palace. The contrast
however between the extravagancies Of the reception
Santa Anna on the return from his campaigns In tfe
South and other expeditions and this Is subject
general remark in the papers.
Whether 1t was fatigue emotion probably both,
say the Trait d. UTio Gen. Alvarez was unable to re-
ceive official Immediately after his arrivala
the palace sho,ty wards however, he proceeded
In going and in returning the President recognised the
different clubs and The people who had sready greeted
him. The municipal council some members Of re igos
communities the judges the magistrates Of the Suprem,
Court, the ministers, and generals went to meet
him. and formed escort for him The General, With
out any ether insignia than the Presidential scarf and
the sash of General of Division In close carriage
IN s s1s as0 en- If s
sent towards facubaya to form under the command
Of Gen. Ghardi; second portion sent to Lagos to lie
similarly placed under the command of Gen. Zuoaga AMI
The rsmainder were sent to Jalapa.
The new forces which took possession OF the place hal
been prudentiy supplied with cloaks in order %
protect them against the cold OF the capital unused to
officers are said to have been less cared for; scarcely
fhod scarcely clothed, armed with equal variety AMI
semiIg insuficency their appearance re.dy suggested
the sunelirgs and prvations the revolutionary army
must have degone in its long struggle against the
forces OF oespotsm.
POSITION OF THE PNTos IN THE cAPrrAL-rHE POLL
TICS OF ALVAREZ AND COMOSF0BT.
Mexico City (sov. 49, correspondence Of N. Bee
These Pinos are now domesticated In our midst hey
are turbulent quarrelsome, yet cowardy and unssiei
in the Il arms Our leperos, with whom they are
continually in dispute and who understand we how
to WELD the knife k them of by the score; while the
climate which at this IL sharp aud cold is entire
~ ansuted and highly injurious to habituated
the torIid temperature OF the South The Putos will
6oubtedly be exteninaed by assassination and diseases
If they not speedily seat back 10 their native land
Every here II Of opinion that change in the gov
eminent must shortly occur but what will it be- AMI
what good will II efiecty Qnier sabe?
Speaking frankly and without circuml0csiion, may
that GeneI al Alvarez Is not fit for the Presidency
Goes the office suit him. Hence the per petua and
embittered struggle stl Ia progress and SANITY in
creasr between the two wings Of the liberal
m0derados nnd the piyos
Senior Comonfort, the most eminent publ. man in
Mexico after Alvarez, is modeado, most Of bis col
leagues in the Cabinet puros, The President is
neither one the other. Prieto Minister OF Finance
as the most prominent representative % the puro has
been ut dsgger's point with Comonfort The latter was
determined TO resign, II the former remained in Office
and rice Alvarez, bkdgered bothered by This
intestine feud refused to part with either This little
comedy has been renewed half dozen times at lie l At
this present writing Mr. Piieto has actually
and am utterly unable to aay whether IL win be ac-
copied declined.
Some weeks ego, when the cfce Of Minister Of Finance
became vacant BY the resignation Of Melchior ocampo,
twelve days elapsed ere any uld be oand willing
to its and responsibilities Senior ArrioA
was ut length induced TO serve after the post had
refused by less than five public men. Thus far we
have had no Minister of the Interior.