The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-21

MExico Ang. 1, 1856.
The D,bae on The Ne,o ConsilstioaSelealst Tie To-
BE bes,ceea Congress and lc Ezeeuiigerhs Wa sri
Tidaarri-Salss II Church Property, &c &c, d.
Another forth sh elapsed since the late Of my last
letter since which time nothing starting importance
has transpireo In TITS county Congress ha been busy
employ cd both on the Cabre ami the consiiu
ton. say upon the Cabinet because ii has brough. the
MINISTERS 10 account least has attempted to ID
Not being pleased With Of he acts OF the govern
mert in relation TO appointments in Sonora IN snasoa, 10
Jaltsco &C.. the legislative body passed resolution in
vtng the ministers 70 prefcnt themselves % the chamber
give some explanations This IS the usual
course Or proceeding, where the ministers often
speak and vote. Bat this occasion the Cabi-
net cent for answer a refusal to attend TO Be
Intercepted This reply no; satisfactory 70 Senior
xon,cs tic Minister q Justice, and who innsailsly
rendered Lis resgnGtion; TIE rcray o. course,
satisfactory 10 Congress.
quarrel snsred between the branches or govern
mont which thrcaicaed serious brc'ch u the liberal
party. finally Congress appointed committee Of three
70 confer with the Cabinet 70 ascertain come acconmo-
daiicn q their grievances could not be had. All this
trouble arises Or the fact that there many quc
fions coming up under the plan or yuia which have -
he settled and determined 70 know whether ,hey psfth
10 the egtmato functions Of Congress or to the Cabinet;
both claim tlcm and both wish 10 AXE corakance %
power Congress possesses the 10 yer; and in order
20 exercise The veto power Information be hal from
ueoxecutye which often both nconvenle1t ant npo
Hucfr the pvblicKeryee 70 inplr Therefore the a5n
the right OF he Congress ~ demand X, ADJ claim
% themselves the Discretionary poser . withhold il.
here consequently important piscs Of practice il
government yet = Re Eetiied and n The mean vhs pio
lie men are Z sqaabbs o how u should b. sc.lsi.
whsa the cemriiIGee a'oresad waited upoa The exeou
live they aeon duly Informed how detrimental II
vcud be " The interests 81 he H5 ra party 10 makspab
nc The iBo,riaton 6cs4sed by Congress- ssercuPon
the committee we're latzhed, snd Congress was
Fatlsssd ard the Cabinet was Fafishcd C0ngruss with
drew IL call tor information Tie Cabinet with rev the
note Of rcfgsal answer; Ncn'es Withdrew H. csgna.
ton ar he Iapcrs withdrew an Their eaaiug editorials
icr some days past I've ybooy was pleased once nJir
with evcS boay, AMI Cengrcss wisely deeImnai T. lei
tie CabDi alone and again - take ~ TIC Articles Of Tie
Tse dersties found tlcy had reached Tie military A.
iccs, which bad g e dsposed n ono clause provided
Thai IL time Of peace soldiers could not b. quafercd on
private czefs v0ut their cougent, could priyt'
property b bksn wth0ut conscn; and immei.a.c
ID. as L was Intended 70 red grievance
% oug standing. But The next pre-ehied =
stumbling block. which led 70 animl,ei
ssis.gl slon VIZ ThC military shall a; Az times b. slb
let "a the civil 10 SER The C1muttee bal al last To
Withdraw this article ior The present. IRON Which p may
opst
Newt came IN an article about Tic availability 81 letters
An the pubic pot Ofce 10 whuh ere wa afiei prl-
,hs, toe authorities could deter nae when pubic ~
cessty required pr ate corrcsroudeucc = DC examnei
Bot the deputies would consent to Tie provlso.
@quenuy letters, case, be oponed fjr the p15
Ar arclc Tor the protection or coorc8 gentlemen came
next elm the republic all born Tree saves
they touch the ona soil ~ tha, liberty
w be protected BY the laws" No abolition conven.
fion could approve tbs clause more haarty than the
DEPUTIES present The next pYopO itiqn I'D
mo treaties shall be made for extraitol Tor political
orences for Ordinary crimes In COUNTRIES where ths
accused we're slaves This approved also
Having thus paid taer respects 70 tie military ant to
post Otnee-thai H. 10 Mars AMI Minerva. for she
uoddess OF Understand having pleased tho negro wor
Nf4hfi taef IN
No shall be obliged 20 work without tast compsn,a
tcn, ard Nib lis free and voluntary consent no
couirac promise be made involving the sacrhce
Of life Or liberty founded on the cousi seran OF WORK 0
education Of crime religious nor shall contract
be made for lie for children minors, nor wico
impose prescription and exile The part ia relation -
religious VOWS 10 bring out star perfor-
among the deputies The ful strength Of the com
pany. and the lepsros and l0aters in the galleries
also 'klndy assisted on this Interesting OCCASION 10
fhis calm discussion in this deberaive assembly which
fhe yarm carried the day and the priests were le 10
rross themselves their enemies, a. might b.
most agreeable 10 their feenogs. The vote sooi s.
fo23
The nows from the interior may be CONSIDERED OF aois
importance and can be summed up words THERE'S
nm open rupture between the central government Mex
fco and Ndaufri IN Monterey. President tomou0rt has
spoken very plainly 10 ths northern chief who has M
fip Cananche blood his veas. ComOnfort has csllsd
mis- attention his tyranncal ntob OF Cnahui ~
New Ieon-t0 bis reg 1iat1g the t1Tih - sut hm4et0
ia then taking the pr0cce a. aud appropatng thsm H.
lie own purpt ses-a0ng with several other official a1s
which we're FAR profitable than legal o. ieac VI
daurri return, has come cut wth SORT q poclma
zion which fets the government AZ defiance aui IN which
he ntrates pretty plainly he will DO az he taks ~
The lnpfeeaon prevails here That Nttaurr has under
taken osirg business and tie most cnatN"9a oNIioa
~ hat he il a foot Tine VII eupW " ~ 9Atsso
there Las been some political excitement growing