The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

Interesting News from MEXICO.
From the New Orleans ncayune, Oct I. ls (,u,
arrived yesterday afternoon She brought on freight
Sl2e5o in specie, consigned as follows osn
SoTsts = 81 600 co. B ssTS Co. ss 900
The Orzaba reports Left at Vera Cruz american bark
wdhre Capt Campbell ready to v sl Cruz bv nober
until the morning Of the 9th she reports neavy oiow
from the north with heavy sea- all the passage up to
The news by this arrival is interesting and important
Gen Alvarez has elected Presidents and has formed
our correspondent in Vera Cruz
correspondence Of the Picayune.]
VERA Cruz, Oct SIS P. M.
write these few lines in the hope Of getting them
the orizaba before she is Off to give you the fol-
lowing received this morning from the city of Mex
leo by telegraph
MEXICO Oct 8, ls55-Yesierday afternoon the garrison
vsons President elect Of the republic The election was
Vega has been removed from his
been appointed and 0na
General Alvarez has formed his ministry Is follows
snsco 6omonfer War; Beno saarez ' Gaiey IN lie
United sa'es Interior and Justice; GuermO PrietO Fl
The above news Is official and you may rely on it.
From private communication from the capital, dated
President Of the republic in with decree of
Alvarez, was to have been nominated on the 4th The
election however, was suspended in the absence of Co.
monfort who was expected to arrive at Cuernavaca
the 5th. The election Of the latter President was
believed to be certain all in the capital appearing deter
mined in his favor Our correspondent gives it his
opinion that should any other be chosen civil might
be expected to follow Immediately. All that we have
subsequent 10 this is the telegn hc report from our
Vera Cruz correspondent whose letter is above given
announcing the election Of Alvarez himself President
and his appointment Of a ministry.
The Trait dUnion, of the I'd inst, says that the
previous Friday report had spread that serious mis-
understanding had arisen between General Vega and
General Minon, in consequence of which the former
had resigned his functions, and succeeded by
Gen. Jarero with council in place OF the previous
one. This report however, mingled with many 9TH
ers of which considered reliable According
to the that appears to be considered most worthy of
Sn ss preceding two
afed some sensation. One decreei the formation and
armng of the National Guard the other prescribed the
arrest of the former Ministers Of SANTA Anna and Of 9TH
er persons who were indicated. These c0mmunica-
tons addressed to Gen. Mnon who transmit them
to Gen Vega with desire that they should be fulfilled
Gen. Vega felt his dignity wounded by the manner in
which Gen.. Alvarez had chosen to carry his orders
consevng that they ought to have been addressed d.
recty TO himself and not through a subatern.
Gen. Vega also declared that far the order for the
organization Of the National Guard concerned
listing organic statutes. AS far the sending to Cuer
OF persons arrested concerned GEN Vega in
Cen Minon insisted warm discussion took place; Gen
Vega resigned and named Gen. Jarero his success
communicating his determination and the re- Ut i;
to Gen. Alvarez. Gen. Vegas council is report
Immediately followed his example. Gen. Jarero 3
entered on the command and nomina ed his couuci!
Jose Maria Cortes Esparza Miguel Buenrostr0 jose
Maria CASTILLO Velasco Manuel Romero and Manuel Mo-
raes Puente Gen. Minon, nevertheless proceeded 70
put execution the orders of Cen Alvarez AMI on the
goth published decree in six articles, ordaining the
establishment Of the National Guard and opened regis
ters of enrolment.
OF santa Annals minister's ordece by Alvarez; but
already stated, senior Olazaearre the only one he
was able TO find He was taken To- the palace. Report
bad it that he had been sent to Alvarez Cuernavacs
on mule back, but this was not correct.
j. Senior aares with another Of Che party obtained refuge
was sent TO arrest HIM. By an ncxplicabe the
police presented themselves without written authority
ana arriving at the Canon house, endeayored to
an entrance in spite all resistance The Canon vt
caused the alarm to be given by The church be the
guardians Of the church fearing attack of thieves
on the police and thus saved senior Iares. The ARMED
force mixed up In the affair, pursued the fugitves
rested them in spite Of all their pro;estaons placed
them under good escort, and reiaine them prison.
ers senior lares and his companion in the meantime
had had abundant opportunity to gain place for
This uismanaged attempt produced the worst effect.
The Pod condemns the order Of arrest which it
tends could emanate only from he chief of the ton
who has not yet been nominated, and ~ the Constituent
Congress not yet conyoked.
mtee of the town council haa in val tried to
cessation Of hostlities between the two parties lbe
garrison, whom the retreat oil Gen Vega had alarmed,
met and signed declaration addressed TO that cieeIn
chief In that declaration the chiefs of the army
tended that the plan of Ayua in accordance with which
he had been elected did not elbow his renouncing his
command and still less to deega IL and they besought
him not to leave them in the position of not knowing who
his successor.
Jarero, and Gen. Vega, perisng in his abdcaion, the
state Of affairs looked menacing. Ultimately however,
acquescng in the objections TO his throwing up his
command, General Vega announced that he would re-
sumo it. The council persisted in their resignation.
u ten nino1 however wou no. aeEnow'sage the
to Cuernavnca to consult with Gen Alvarez
The latter Immediately sent by express to Mexico
orders dated Alpuyeca, Auguet 90 conterring Gen
Minon not only the political government but a,o the
military government OF the district; prescribing the
ganizaton and immediate aming If the National Guard
charging M
mand, and cDjoining Gen Vega to present himself at
The chiefs of the garrison said to have declared
against the execution of these and everything
pointed to the belief that they would be treated dead
BY the evening of the I'd however, according to a
postscript to the article of the Trait d Union, all
nomination of the temporary President. Gen. Haro
Tamarz had not arrived at the capital; Gen. Comon-
fort expected at Cuernavaca on the 4th.
Of subsequent events in the capital the correspondence
at the commencement of this article gives the only in
formation. we possess.
As does on private correspondent above referred to-
the SicIio HTato, Pario Rpu,licano, Union Ndconai
Ttrdad Omnibus ko tor Lfbertad (of puebla) Eco del
Eaade de Arco (of Tolueaj and 7ro q Union, all sup
ported the claims Of Comonfort TIE Presidency and
appeared to think him certain Of obtaining IT. although
they Go net predict any disastrous effects from the
choice Of one OF his rivals.
In Yucatan a number of towns including Merida, Cam
peachy ssal &c. had pronounced favor of the plan of
Ayu,la.
nor IT'S that he Was annexaonsts and his friends pub
fish accounts Of several offers Of assistance from Amer
cans which he has enthusiastically recommending some
Texans who had proered him their services to retire to
the other side Of the river and threatening them il they
should not.
The Tfuu d, Union says that the publisher of the Lir
sud OF pueha arrested and thrown into prison
for an article which appeared in it, frat number This
justly regarded sorry herald of the liberty OF the
press.
Court OF Claims.
THrRsDAy OcT. 49, lS55.-The Court met at 10 O'Clock
this morning. the Judges present
After q short discussion between the solicitor Mr..
Badger, Mr. lawrence and Mr. Philips to the alrma
tive In the argument Of the question OF jurisdiction, aud
the effect upon the merits Of Of ustaning
ruling demurrer,
Mr.. Lawrence opened the argument In the case Of Da.
vid Myerle mo. on the law docket.) He replied
IN hX soicifnr n IL