The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-19

the capital however he managed to evade the vigilance
Of his quarts and effected bis escape kuuors Of con-
spiraoy sasns the government and reaciouary move
mens come In from all quarters and Mexico TO be
farther from tranquility Than she before
all sorts Of in the city Of Mexico repor
that enc OF them recently alta .ked and his wife
aid then to vss shs parseu Of hs %
Street fights Of the bloodest hue hourly occurring
between them and the citizens, and even among them
selves IN which the knife and the six shooter freely
used; AMI there ia power Mexico TO restrain those
saysges from the commission Of such acts of violence
The gJo 4lI and several other leading Journals
ugpg necessity of di-soviDg the present Cabinet and
allowing Comorfort TO form which from all
appesTaneee will probably be the upshot of the present
The Archbishop and several other high dgutaries Of
the church have replied to Senior Jaarez circular Inform
ing them Of the abolition Of the eros and refuse to
suhnitto sny such law but the time that
they will lay the matter before the Pope and begov
eInec BY his decision in regard thereto.
President Alvarez has promulgated very popular de-
cree declaring oil appointments in the army made by
Santa Anna 10 be null and void.
Sap'a Anna and General Banco his Minister of War;
are both declared essrters from the army by decree Of
the Cover nnent-the first for having fed from the
puti and Blsnco for not having presented himself and
mDce his known existt nee in 6 legal manner.
The meme Of the war steamer Santa Anna has been
There is no change in the aspect of asrs at Tampico
Cara stu outfe, while 1rscons held his in
to sl he bad With q view of putting end to this
unnatural struggle the President has sent for Cara
to the capital where he viii doubtless be provided
for.
The several printing offices In the city of Mexico have
received circular ON the Office Of the Government Of
fuIniah tla Office with the names Of the editors propri
etors and employees OF eacb paper their and cond
ton, whether they are natives or foreign born.
he formation Of clubs, secret political societies,
appears to be oil the rage now in Mexico and most Of
the papers denounce these associations very decided
terms
semi official correspondence has taken place between
Mr. Gadsden American Minister, and zen. yidaufri
Mr.. Gsdsdeu, il is q $50 stated sent communicate to
mi a. m
repmonds the latter for hs conduct during the recent
invasion Of Mexico by Cahan and expresses his aston
letter to yidaurr The Minister denounces the Texan
venturers in strong terms and expresses hope that
thing that has transpred the frontier viii have ten
6ency 10 impair the existing friendly relations between
the two republics He concludes his communication by
formation respecting DR. hunter ofsouth Carolina
has been missing for number OF months, and was last
seen near Monterey.
Vidanrri answers tho communication in the same
friendly spirit and heartily joins In the desire FOR
tinuance Of peaceful relations In relation to Dr. Hun
ter ne states that nothing whatever has been heard
him, although inquiry had been instituted and search
made oughout the entire valley Of the Rio Grande
Fears were entertained Of another invasion by the
Texans, snd preparations had been made to give the
"adyenturers" warm reception It was reported TINT
6-e hundred on the march from San Antonio.
Texas for the Bio Grnnde with the avowed intention Of
avepging those who had fallen in the previous expedition
We find nothing of farther interest in hles unless
number Of murders and robberies and that there
siderable rascsity st going on in the republic But we
further particulars we readers the able letter
VERA CRUZ Dec g. 1885,
am under the painful necessity Of informing you that
the Alvarez government is ABOUT to end in The
mir stry exploded the 9th. Comonfort has turned
his coat (haviug gone the conservadoces and
poor old Don John will probably slsrc for his native
Guerrero again, to the great delight doubtless, of the
The great cause Of the zzng Of the Alvarez ministry
has been the aboshiDg the acos privileges of the
clergy annuing the exemption of church property from
tn 1ur s,ls,
ties heaped upon the army, and nobody seemed 70 be
much hurt; but the moment they touched Holy Mother
Church down comes the whole Others say the
admin tation collapsed the moment news received
that the S. 600 would probsbly be paid to the
Jews. Ye gods TO think that really popular govern
ment should cave in from such palt " cause that
Be il ali 1t may, that the Thing certain you may feel
assured We have feared all the while that the conner
vndofes would outgeners Old Don john and he has
either to fght big fight retire to first principles
ano go It ali alone his own hook down in
Guerrero We shall Great country this; great PEG
PIE In it-too many in fact.
Among the peculiar institutions Of the government of
His Serene highness was that Of saying the Pope's Nun
clio cut o, the public crib As The new
seeing he would hereafter have leg 1t the slender
of be Holy Sec has had hand in tae tansac
lion. Singular institution all that for republic; don't
YOU think so.
To leave politics and locaze bit will inform you
that this heroic and holy city row ated with gas TO
population Tho enterprise duly inaugurated with
al tie pornp pride and circumstance of church and
State few days ago. Too much credit capn.t be given
the indefatigable and talented apreSario Dr. Gabor
Nsphecgi the distinguished Hungarian patriot, vel
and favorable known in the United States Mr. Van
Allen OF New York. the contractor deserves great credit
toe, for The enterprise and skill by which ne has been
able to hchieSVh communication 30 devousy wished
little more Light on tho subject ViN q cumbrodo de
Gas!
General Soto stil remains in charge of the
here Governor La Laye daily expected to return from
p. s-A friend insorms me the report about The failure
Of the government is al bosh. But q''ten sode