The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-22

tehipted State,
known 70 be rich and believed to be the richest the
globe. But II the government takes any heed OF
her advantages or the interests Of her citizens sonora
must become barren waste only Inhabited by Indians
her HANDS, pass other system OF things
By which il viii be lost to Mexico forever
We would counsel the government OF Mexico TO guard
well against the OF Gan Adra and TO adopt
new line Of policy with regard to her froners Wig
or immigrants required Sonora such
would take interest in driving the indians into the
mountains, In extermtnatng them entirely and who
qured Al The mouth Of the Colorado and every
ageneDt should be given to those who have In view the
san Q, traae on .ne uan o. Sorna WIN
Sonora, but disregard to her wants will Inevitably place
her In hostile attitude.
The Engiish Question.
from the Mexican Extraordinary, Nov. n
subject OF congratulation to observe the change
which has marked the tone OF the OF this city since
the settlement Of the English question. disposition to
investigate the matter with degree Of soberness has
evidently taken hold OF ,aose who few weeks stnce
could only notice the subject with dsrespectfu
and unreasonable reflections upon the interests OF
powerful foreign nation This besn changed
by the demands OF Great Britain the concessions
Mexico, and those who do labor sustain govern
ment gn.. n 7, .s course very wisely remain Quiet
public in Official for but the EandaTe Rctossa in
semi Official manner has referred to the subject aud
given some Light upon Il. From its remarks we learn
that IN ui'imatum has been received, which being
presented 70 the Mexican government, the demands
OF the English government have been granted. This
journal says that according to thsse demands British
Consul Is 10 be restored his Poson Topic; Ssaor
q
the Chamber Of Deputies; Mcssrs Barron Forbes Co.
arc to have resort to the tribunals OF the country for the
wrongs done them, and are 70 bo ndemnasd By Mexico
FOR tho damages they have sustained.
So faT the question hos been amcably adjusted. but
yet the most important portion Of the compromise has to
De goa along WITH Toe 70 instatng OF tho Coas al Tepc
IS easy matter. also the submitting OF Senior Dego
laco TO trial FOR his completely in the Tepio difficulty
but the ndemlty 10 tho house is 4 matter tha.
vove deal of trouble before II be disposed Of AZ
the present tuch thing carnot bo though or
OF the aaancal inability Of Moxlco 10 moe,
soysrrmen, of the country and the only hops that
aow DO sasor'sasa Of the presen, $50 being held
only manifest n beat wishes 10 carry out the spirit OF
that compromise TO It's utmost ability. There bc
question that the British fleet has not already arrived
yers Cruz Il will be thcre in few days and will
doubtedly remain there until he whole matter Is finally
and definitely adjusted. From the handsome msuncr IN
which Mexico has treated the question thus
reason to hope for the best termination OF the whole
rived At apprehe tensions may reasonably DO entertained
Mr. Barron the British Coasul nj Topic, Is to be rs-
s,Sres 70 .. pos. we aaye now some caro;ny 70 see
The acting unitsd sis,es Consul nj that place
Affairs I'm Pucbls.
From the Mexican Extraordinary, Nov. -
The aies Adviccs from Pueols coparm III, taking OF
san Asus,in and santa Domingo. Tae troops oi tho
government have been making steady progress on tho
reacsouss for the week. and l. wonderful
reason that can be given for the desy the violent eud
which has beon created by the church against the q,
vsromsns, Every day throws more oe,ourty over the
doubt OF the ultimate termination Of the With honor
10 me arms OF tho The loss has been heavy
Copcoros attended with grea, loss the rescticu
su well fortified with enirenchmeuts and breast
~erks.
The Weather and season In Mexico.
From The Mex can Extraordinary, Nov. -
Wednesday wss decidedly tae mort miserable day
have sesn n the Valley OF Mexico. There nothing
isniy proush, up 20 W. nvey rememsrsnSe, Of these
days IN the northern part of'ne temperate sone. u
raned AL DAP the c,y aud snow fol- n large qsanttos
on tho surrounding biHs oS tho valley. People went
shiverng with cold through the streets and the city pre-
senisd any,hiog bu. suopicsi appearance
siDce Wednesday We have had br ghi sunshine again,
bat tho Quantities OF tho hills, within league
and half Of the city, have suced 10 MAKE the air cool
and braong prevent our position u most picturesque.
Almost all around the valley nsye the psas Of the
oountstnr covered with snow, while here In the val ey
lowers are blooming and the grass growing. Al The
same tme some OF trees csstEg oil their foliage,
while others again arc blooming with perennial YER
durc.
Although with all the s,rsrre admixure o, climate and
nature has the general appearance Of sober
which oharscteiz aulumnthe dead e,ss rust nE
on The path o the Alameda the cater birds and the
stern aspect OF nature indicate that her for repose
has rriyed-but her but Tor few days aad
everything must soon again awake 10 mes life.
Missccllansous items.
MoRx gotD kisrs--li seems that eoid Ia being dis
any research new min : Gv lust been discovered IN
The hacienda Of adero, Ia the partdoo Of Pncs STATE
Of Iacsecas Prom 20 srrob@ Of s;onc taken IRON the
with spcctpE, say one tenth OF what been
California or Aasirsla, the cod mines Of Mexico would
turn out more pure gold thsn all tue gold mines OF the
world bes.des
H.B NJ smr NoNaRH.-From good authority We
learn that Admiral Bruce has orders to stop san Juan
de sur sad some other poris the ives, cos,t Of
Central America for the purpose o. inspecting walkers
movements. wesuppcse II he should Gni EaGlsn csm-
merce suaeriug from walker blockade o. "A1 Central
Amcrca he would take ,ne liberty o. oasr ns some rE.
sesiops The Monarch was TO await iurtber orders Al
Panama,
THx GrAp.lrrv RsnRoAn -rhe work "a row progress
ng snh yigor, and with certainty olcompt,on the
road to Gusc alupe Within the past two msnY
men AZ could DO obtiinsd Ia these tines Of var and
gangs. have been kept Al work and srcsdy over
ave hunofed ysrde o me embaukmsnt ready FOR tho
upper Tue idca q railroad 20 the town ot Qua
daape longer achimsra for VIC are cerisn pisr us
present management ana rrorretor,hp tue work will
admit
Tiu TAcra,yA RoAp-Toe work the rscubsya rail-
road progressing avorably Notsith.tsndiar ioo
SUNG trcubks "A many men a. csn be aivantsgeously
.mpoysa ~ Ms %, o,np.y Sons sno mere ,. e.ss.
the rss, cars SC, he brought here from sDrosd,
and pui TO use Ry next March We hope see Two pos
" railroad IN operation the valley, Tue 70 Taeu
bsys certainly Will be, unler ordinary circumstances
woSpssFut Losarvrrr "A ,iv has lately diea ., .cto
pan d the wonderful age of l3e years. We may well
say that the oldest nbabissni of Nexco or sny other
country II dead. Ono hundred and thirty rlac years
what history ls irciudef 10 this time snd how trivial
must have ap peacd 10 her the revolutions and strife IN
her country. she had IN her time twenty yht
changes the delegates OF spanish power and has
the rdepen1encs OF her County seen tns MY changes
which have taken place In the administration ot the
verrmert Altogether Mexico has had over severity nee
changes w the chief magistrate OF the country in this wo
mans iie time
TIp Law LIMO --Ths law noiv outstanding the stroor
opposition which has been brought 70 bear ha. bean
nOst eaectusly carried nnt and IN many Of tho states
the corporation properties have been released from mort
NAN, and arc row owned b. persons Who viii use them
10 d'ereni manner, and Tor tue good Of the country
Tiis TgornK ~ r,wrco 1t sppcas tnst tho ate pro-
punedrvfo NJ 1anpico not AGAINST tue govrrnnt nt
bug sgAUst Governor cara Sen0r Kad rar, who Leads
the disturbances sting py wishes % be Governor " the
slate of TanAaiipas hirns OF and pledges bis og atty
fas vDvernwAnt. Vai1cray las q nauy some IDEAS with