The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-19
NEWSPAPER AC CCOUNTS.

From the New Orleans Plcayunc, June IL.
Congress had been acting the commissions OF Gene
raj Of Division conferred by Santa Anna Three had been
contirmcd-those OF Amonte Jarcro and Rssadre The
following annullcd, OF Francisco Raa Pachcco
Martin Carrera Romulo Naz do Ia Vega Pedro Ampudia
jose Antonio Hereda and Beno Qnano. Gems. Adrian
VOL and Antonio Lopez de santa Anna were declared de-
serers Mariana Salas and Manuel Andrado were dis.
missed from the army for having been with the rebels at
Puebla
cubaga to spend the summer, and garrison had been
formed there under tho command Of Gen. Parrodi
Dhc Minister Of fotncno had written historical note
TO the Geographical and Statistical Society which
that tho image now to be seen in Guadalupe OF tho From
tier, and known as our Lady OF Victoria is The same
which Juan dc Grijava the coqueror brought with him,
and before which celebrated tho first mass in Cabasco
Miguel Ierdo de Tcjada had been named Minister Of
Finance, in the place Of Sen0r Pano, resigned.
Generals Ia Vega and Mnon wae in confinement In
tho Castle OF Pcrote.
Tie anncxaion OF Coahula TO New Leon had been re.
crred by Congress to committee 10 take testimony and
make report The committee reported in favor of the
annexation but Congress rejected the report and sent
the subject back to the committee for further action
There q report, said to be we'll founded by some
who ought to know, that General Uraga had been put
death, by order of General Alvarez Acapulco The
Mexican papers are silent on the subject.
The provisional organic statute had been published by
President Comonfort It is to temporary purpose
until the constitution is framed by Congress. This
organic statute is said to be drawn up with great bcra
~ towards foreigners and with wisdom throughout
The locusts were making sad havoc along the Pacific
coast. A famine was apprchcndcd in several Of the
southern States of the republic.
TO Spain had returned to the great surprise OF many who
deemed mprudent in him to venture into Mexico But
after the publication of his book his mission it is said
nothing could be deemed impndent in him.
privilege had been granted to Messrs Zcrotano and
Gonzales to construct railroad between Matlmoros and
Monterrey.
A new paper, the Mercan Extraordinary an Anglo
Saxon Aztec periodical published by Mr. William Moran,
has created quite sensation in Mexico The editor
ters with spirit into Mexican politics and other local qucs
tons Tic has already managed to set the Sociapf Cop
position and the Siglo ObcraD by the upon the
question the authorship Of the letter Of the Minister
That Is very clever way to bring his paper into notice
The editorial articles written with much cearness and
force The freedom with which the questions Of the Spa
nsh convention and the fleet Vera Cruz are discussed
pretty plainly evnccs the Of public feeling in Mexico
ON these delicate topics. The criticisms OF the
paper on the provisional organic statute free and
as to convince any that liberty Of tho press
walls to n great extent
Deplorabic accounts had recently been received in tho
capital OF the ncursions Of the Apache savagcs into the
States OF Sonora, Durango chihuahua and San Luis Po-
tosi.
Difficulties were said to exist with England about tho
Engsh convention debt the payment Of the interest
the London oan and about the breach of contract for the
mines in Guanajuato and caecas, leased TO English
company The opposition papers represent these ques-
tons very serious affairs. But they do not to be
important had there been much attention given to
them as to the case of BTron and Forbes. The
about the affairs OF these gentlemen that the British
Cabinet had instructed their Minister TO demand of
Mexico the restitution OF Barron, the payment of his
damages the depryng of Dcgoado of a public employ.
mcnt and tho execution Of tho sentence by
the Mexican courts against Farrias who pardoned
and who Is now deputy in Congress.
The French Minister had given splendid ball and sup
per in honor of tho birth of the King of Algcrs The
French residents very generally refused TO accept invita-
tons or TO illuminate on the occasion.
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Bee
MEXICO Cry, June 5, 1856
We have just received tclegraphic despatch from
Vera Cruz, communicating the Of the arrival of the
Texas with important intelligence from the United States
1t has not yet been published but Is posted up at the
L0na, and has created considerable excitement Every