The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-02
Nows from Mexico.

We have received files of journals from the city Of
Mexico up to the 18th of May.
Santa Anna had not at that time returned from his
expedition to the department Of Michoacan.
A band Of some four hundred revoutonists-o BAN
dits the government agaiA calls them-under the
command of Portuguese named CAmpos Rivera, and a
physician named CosstA making themselves quite
at home In the haciendas of Guanajuao and had made
unsuccessful attempt to seize that town. The
mandant General of the Province, Don Francisco Pa
cheto had attacked them and it reported that the
baneitti had lost seventy men in the encounter.
council Of war presided by Gen, Rangel had
been formed on the 10th, to try the Lieutenant Don
Cayetano Garcia, the charge of having attempted
get up mutiny h the squadron of Aguas Caientes.
Lon Juan Agea and the Count de Brignoi had been
credited as Mexican Commissioners to the Universal Ex
Two men, named Hernandez and Axiono, found guilty
OF robbery and had been executed at Ma
executed at Tolucs the och May, for ha Wing
pronounced favor Of Alvarez and ten Others for
spiracy and desertoD.
General BoniBa, Superintendent Of Police has issued
proclamation requiring all foreigners resilient In the
municipality OF Mexico to present themselves, with
their documents At that Office, within twenty days All
mot doing would be liable to punishment.
Dona Matilda Diez, the famous Spanish trageiie1ns,
her debut the 18th. The prices of tickets S45
for first boxes; $40 for second boxes $35 for third
boxes SO for balcony Seats IS for the parqus and
FL Unipersal of the 10th of May in an article under
the caption The Cuba Question, says after discuss
the United States, for the last few years-A these
matters joined together sufficient to prove that
the question Of Cuba far from having attery acquired
falterng aspect, to-day in condition which renders
new complications in short time to be apprehended.
The Of American squadron in the Of
Cuba, in front OF Spanish squadron cannot but pro-
duce fatal results The threats Of the American press
as frequently repeated they mprudent and but
little jus6etare replied to by the spanish press with
the warmth and haugntiness pertaining to wounded
national honor Certainly this condition things
there will spring motives Of resentment and disgust
the catalogue Of reclamation will be augmsnted-
Spain will not lend herself either to satisfy or
make reparaton for outrages or wrongs which she
does not recognize, and here evidently Is case
for war. And war between Spain and the United
States 10 not q thing which
with indifference It's theatre will DO our gulf-the
comhas will take place at the gates Of houss-our
commercial relations have to feel tour political stua-
ton profoundly Hterestei In the resus-snd in ne
has much to fear to hope from that war
a. If it ourselves who engaged In the strife.
For all these reasons the question OF Cuba
be treated Of high importance to fix upon the
eyes Of Europe and America. Perhaps may soon do
1t will be we'll to demonstrate wha, can gain or
lose In that game %hch is being much developed.
Queen Isabella Of Spain has accented the Grand Cross
of the Mexican Order OF Guadalu y which santa Anna
had conferred upon her.