The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-08

Revolt in Sonorc-Congyess-Lou of the Article Gram
ing Religious ToeraionLd,o for the Sale Of the Churc
Property.
The news for the last fortnight will tht
character Of Mexican than what has preceded for many
n1nths Revolutions again the Sabject Of street talk
and serious pressnded apprshensons for the longevity OF
the present are expressed by those pro-
fess TO Aave great interest fer the nation but unforu
natey lave been unable to get anything out Of the exist
ing government of General Comsnior IL cannot be dis
puted, however, that In the midst Of that
may be big with comins events, and would bo difficult
70 predict month ahead. My OPINION however, Is tha
all attempts At revolution viii be nSpped in tho bud,
the government never sleeps but with eye open.
On Saturday night last six persons were arrested
their houses and Sunday morning, the I7th inst
were supplied with extra diligence convey them
Vera Cruz where they will take the steamer for the
United States They will, no doubt, find a warm sym
pathzer n the person Of Senior Robes the present
Minister at Washington. The government Of Mr..
Pierce should be highly for towards
the principles OF democracy the American continent
1t recalls Gen. Gadsden tor having too much to do with
American or Mexican Affairs (God knows whch) q. he
request Of the Mexican government and toieraes Mcx
Minister at Washington who Ia friendly relations
with all the Mexican conspirators, who almost to man.
are working against American interests in Mexico.
Railroad schemes attracting considerable attent On
at the present time, and the fact that American enter
prise has taken hold OF this important interest," gives
that, at last the projects taken hold Of will be
carried through in prompt and satisfactory manner
Nr. Hammekan Of this city, American, and old
siden here has procured grant for railroad from the
Grand Plaza TO lacubaya From his high standing here
he will have no difficulty in procuring what money he
may want Tor its construction This says great deal Tor
the OF the road and for the cf OF Mr.
Hammekan; for Mexican capitalists have not much conf
dence in any one anything, unless they see the
lard dollars within their grasp. The Lanos dc Apon
Railroad is being pushed forward with all possible vgor
and we shall likely have the road completed toGuadaupe
this year. The results OF railroads Mexico will be
mcst salutary on the national progress
Ndauri Still holds out in New Leon and Coahuila but
his scheme will unqut stionabiy meet with death oow
III short time, Gov. Garza Of Tamaulpas, will ope
rate against him the SOUTH and forces OF the general
Cover lnment on the west
From Sonora there news Of revolt there, headed
by the Commandante General, Gen. Gandara. Gen.
lsnez leaves here in few days with brigade, to re-
store order in this northern State.
Congress podding along. The 18th article granting
religious liberation, was lost by the opposition OF the
and all OF the articles except the l5h have been adopted
The law for tho sale Of the church properties Is
ceedirg WELL and from all the States and departments we
hear OF large sales under this law.
There is little ether news OF importance.
VERA cRuz, Aug. 90, 1858.
The Thuantepec Rope-Wholesale Process cf Political
Esp,1eaicn-T Prospects Of Tranqulay in ne RspuJlic-
General Gadsden's Reported Recall &C., dc.
could not Hnd time 10 write you by last mail, and to-
day have only five minutes to inform you OF my return
from MnA.itan, Coaizacoacos river where find every
thing marching on braveiy.
Colonel Smith and Mr. Harper, agents OF the company,
that before the end Of the year they TO
drive buggy from such to the Pacific in twelve
houis.
am stopping at the Hotel de Ia Dngencio, and nnd
the house crowded with generals priests and other
porate characters ali 10 be banshed from the country
remember only the names OF
General Juan Sua-cz de Navarro,
General Ronuo Diaz de la Vega,
General Miguel Blanco,
Colonel Manuel Gamboa,
General n. .ndozai.
all Of which will be embarked board the Texas fou
New Orleans.
Congress is trying to make liberal laws vidaurr is MOI
feared az all.
TIE interior Is quiet and people wan. peace: and as
soon as has disposed OF oil the Idle generals
there Will be less trouble
An English steamer OF the Tartar Is a, ;hor
Sarranec and the spanish mail steamer Mexico arrived
yesterday from Havana.
return 10 Mlnailan, and expect to be in Mexico on
the 1st OF October.
find the following In the Mexico Eryandiaasy OF the
18th nst-
There seems TO be some mystery about the reported re-
cali Of Gen. Gadsden The announcement has been made
in many Of tie American prnt but in Of The Wash
irRlon papers has mades appearance The ogan of the
government-the Washington Uaion-does not mention
either the recall or Gen. Gadsden the appointment Of
Mr. Forsyth, and the National l,uigsnoer, OF Washing
mertions The OF fuch changes idle
that Cen Gadsd,n received by last mail mportant
document 10 lay before the Nexic gogernmcat-the
most important thst has been entrusted his
he has been Minister 10 Mexico. The parsue by
his government If reports be true that have reached
il certainly yeIy singular.