The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02


Governor Baz IS also spoken to take part this
ment.
place daily to discuss the of powers.
This matter we believe, is now being thoroughly discuss
cd by the members IN private 1t cannot be long before
IT Will come up IN tho open house, and then will be dc
cided the important question Of the day
[from the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct. Ill
Congress- although month has now elapsed since
cordng to the constitution, its functions
not yet proposed plan for the remedy OF the present
evils President Comoniort by the nacton of that body
Is left poweress TO do aught In this way the govern
ment Of the nation for the time goes ona legislative
body divided in itself and nominal head OF tho nation
without power; Ana IN the meantime the Indians and
robbers are rotng ia ruin in the northern and frontier
States, the robbers and royoluonists in the central
States, and the Indians in the extreme south.
The powers Of endurance of this poor country being
strained 10 extent that guarantie be-
fore believed she could endure bay the prospect
becomes more gloomy II to-day we have simple rob
berries, tomorrow we have robberes and assassnatons
To such pitch has this Of things find
the channels OF commerce congeaed whilst the country
not disturbed by foreign war whilst country is tree
from commercial panics, whilst demand exists to
large extcntsimply by the insecurity of the road from
thevng hands No one can take the road for ever so
short without the fear of being robbed insult
murdered before he has reached mis- journeys end
On of the troubled condition OF the country.
owing To robbers revoutonists &c, the annual fair of
San Juan dc los lagos in the first part OF December, in
definitely postponed for this year. by order of the Cover
The llth article OF the treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo
would from notices. to be again discussed
by Mexican claimants for spoatons on the frontier.
notice given by the acting Minister of Relations for all
claimants 10 hand ia their accounts. What's upy
The State OF Queretaro is threatened with a revolt and
the towns and villages have been declared under martial
Day before yesterday 81 soldiers stationed in the
tel La Pedad deserted Several sergeants in the army
arrested at Tacubaya They are charged with com
plicity in the late cons piracy.
Rains s in this valley, and We learn that in
other parts Of the country the Meather rs the same. On
the Pacific the rains have kn great quantities.
Inflammation of the bowels al .ts to be an epidemic
in this city al the present tme We hear OF many who
attacked.
From the south we learn that Txtl and Chlpaucingo
occupied by the troops OF the government Gen
Alvarez, with large force bad gone Ch..psi where
the reyoctionsts are reported to be in considerable
strength II s reported that he has routed the reaction
ts at hat place Great praiae is bestowed upon tho &C.
voluouats by the inhabitants along the road FOR the
prompt maner in which they panisbed Those thevshy
disposed who attempted to rob While The country
disturbed. Twenty three robbers a..d been hanged
at ChiIancnpo.
The Legislature Of Puebl. have Withdrawn the extraor-
dpaTy faculties which they had conec led to Gov. Ala
trisc. The Legislature OF Nueyo Leon and Coahua
tnues the discussion OF s constitution The government
has made contract with Mr. bernard, engaging five hun
dred Sesanoes OF those actually residing Florida for
the defence Of the frontier from tho attacks of other
savages.
Cobos the dsting gushed leader of rebel and robber
bands the past year has lately made his appearance
Chaco with AIS well armed and equipped men. They
passing towards Ameca, and were well provided
with provisions &c for long campaign According toa
cotcmporary OTollos Afamon and Cobos with many fol-
lowers united at the hacienda Morales. The religion
lists (revolutonsts) are now open IN their movements.
They badges, and thus advertise their principles
dependent OF their Mea has lately met with dc
the Sierra by the section Of Flores. Report does
not give the details OF the battle.
In pursuance Of contract made by Messrs. b. Jeeker
Co. this city, with the supreme government for the
survey Of the Territory Of AN expedition of
scientific engineers has left this city for the sthmus
the work. The object OF the government in
having these surveys made W place on sale at once the
public lands in that region.
The opera opened in the capital on the 10th with Nine
Cortos and Signors staian and valpin The house
led to ts utmost capacity and agreeable TO the expect
ons which had been created by the preceding lalae q
triumph. The difficult part she took Camille beau
tfuls sung and rendered with an artistic touch
lrrom the n. q. ricayune, Oct Is
The principal news concerns the appointment Of
Cabinet, which is as follows
Minister ol Foreign Affairs ....... jose Fuente
Minister Of the Interior .......... Benito Juarez.
Minister OF Justice. Manuel Ruiz
Minister Of War Jose NJ Garcia Condo.
Minister Of the Treasury ..... Manuel Payne.
Ihe appointments, ii we are TO believe the papers,
would 10 have been matter Of form than any
things. Indeed, informed by the Stgio that "a
number Of had waited upon tho President
aud assured him that nothing could be done towards
ferring on him the extraordinary powers he asked m
Cabinet installed and whether in any these
extraordinary powers viii be conferred Vas, at last ac-
counts from the capital, uncertain.
Tic political in Yucstan has made but little pro.
goss since our last that Of races, however hal broken
with increased violence. The village Of Tckax had
been the scene dreadful conflict In which hun
dred OF the inhabitants pershed
CsmpescLy, Iaguna and the whole coast, in the pos
session OF the revouiionists, were quiet
PRESIDENT coAossoRrs DEMANDS FOR ExrRAoR-
DISARy POWERS.
Translated from the Trait Union OF Oct H. for the New
York Herald
Extraordinary powers have been demanded by the
President from Congress the day before yesterday The
sN chief clerks, acting as minister's, presented thcm
selves beior. the Chamber, aud Mr.. Cofes EparLs,
charged with the Ministry TOR the Interior spoke IN the
name Of the government
Tie Monitor stating the terms OF the demand of the
executive says that results from two The
proposed law, which Is followss-lgnacio Comon-
FORT &C. makes known 10 the hcxcans that in use Of the
powers conferred upon by the plan Of Ayuta, deem
ed II necessary issue the following decrees;-
T. In order 10 preserve the and tranquility Of The
country the guarantees suspended with
the exception the Individual gusr.ntes until th. pro-
mitigation oi the laws concerning that prescribed
Nv the constitution.
T. present decree will begin To produce its effects
II shall have been revised aud approved by the
Constitutional congress
In the other initiative, brief relation OF the oxigcncics
OF tho moment the dangers which threaten the
country is gwen Is said that under the actual crcum
stances CONSTITUTIONAL order s insufficient To give the
public peace IN the Interior and make respected abroad
is declared that the government however " may re-
spcct the constitution and obey ~ y well aware thsi the
latter Is conormable 20 the will Of the country, ana
that II contains germs OF disorder and disunon that
has not manifested earlier its ideas account Of TINS sub
cct was because II did not wish 10 appear revolution
sry bu now Il docs before the legitimate representa-
ycs the people order that 10 the exercise their
rrercgatves, they may inrcduce ne indispensable re
view o the repeated efforts Of ,he resctonts only In
the different localities OF the republic but also in the capital
~
concludes with demanding extraordinary and absolute
powers Irst. tor the regulation Of public finances.
second for dposing ~ all the military forces ~ the
puhc being necessary that orders be gwen
10 ali authorities the states not hinder hut on the
contrary 10 execute 10 be the measures
the supreme government may take these points
Other journals pretend that the Executive Is also de-
manding authority II he judges necessary TO put himself
~ the head ~ lie military forces uf the republic. Mr.
Cores EsisrZ Ia presenting these alternatives deemed
il necessary protest hs and constant
,hment to the liberal ideas; did he pcrhap fear that
qrcss Justncd the mis,rus which would rebound upon
hmY
1hc Chamber had decided that the initiatives should be
rerrrcd the Committee internal Affairs but ia con.
sequence Of the observations of Guznan snd OF the
Of NJ Gonzaex Paex voted for their being
referred 10 the united Committees Internal Affairs and
Constitutional Questions composed oi Messrs Guxman.
Aats, Joaquin Ruiz Sabine, Bernardo, Flores and Cen
leas.
The Sylo speaks of rumor, according which f these
wo initiatives favorably received third will be pre-.
cnied, demanding for the executive the power Of
'udng conventions With foreign powers, including therein
/ cCncordat
readers will understand the gravity Of the facts