The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
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shooting OF an American Citizen at Tepac-
Diplomatic Rupture with Spain Tehuan-
tepec Import Duti ss-Thc Annexation Ques-
tion.
Our files OF Mexican papers Are da.ed In the city Of
Mexico the 22d Ct January contain some interest
ing details Of the news lately telssraphed nom New Or
leans
The Mexican Extraordinary Of the last date contains the
following aems,-
Tue government OF the district Of Mexico has issued
orders by direction Of the President that person hAv
right fownenhip until the alosbsa sha have been duly
PAID.
The mines OF the south have yielded fair specimens
iron, copper, lead, silver and gold
Tho reported pronunciamienso n Toluca was = weak
affair.
Three shocks OF earthquake felt in Mexico city
the 18TH OF January.
Inc Governor OF Pueblo has banished from that city
70 Annss sdnaniutrasion, who intended estabiishng
gambling house In that city.
Bernardo Rsvella Governor OF Chihuahus, in answer
10 the circular OF Juan Otnon has peremptory refused
adh In any manner to the programme of San Luis
There have been serious disorders at Puebla veo,
81 Francisco Andrade hes been sssassinated.
The railroad works In the valley Of Mexico were being
carried on with energy.
1upYem6 R0VeYpmoux reC6lv0Q ln10rm2uO0
lh Of January that the insurgents abandoned san Luis
great disorder leaving behind them, In their resrees
all ther bssgsge and mutations; that numerous deach
ments Of troops had presented themselves TO General
EcheageIay who was in solve pursuit Of and very near
them, with Zoe cavalry.
By the EDslish PACKET Trent which sailed nom ver.
Cruz the 9th ut one million eight hundred thousand
dollars we're shipped from kexioo.
During the absence of Mr.. Peasants United States
Consul 1t Nnstan, the government has recognised Mr.
John steele In his place rs Vice Consul.
a. AhA IsNn
CveYy impatient for decision Of the contest going
In the State Of Tsmaupas between Gov. GarIa ana
ssuier The government VIII soon decide the .tre. -
order and Gov. CARA TO his place.
Senior saefau Aadamoselle Landi and Mile vestvan,
u she Italian Opera, have had benefits In the latter
ease besdea 49, co., which all that the house could
hold, Mile Vesyvali received 10 presents nearly, mot
quite, - much Tue President made her present
gave her substantial proos Of their high appreciation Of
her merits
POPULAR FEELING WITH REGARD TO ANNEXATION
TO THE UNITED STATES.
From the Mexican Extraordinary. Jan.
The Democratic State Journal Of Sacramento City, the
Oldest democratic paper 10 California; and the organ Of
the Buchanan party on the Pacific, u out in avor Of an
ne1ins As1'cS 70 The United s'a'es' .
We are not pleased with the deliberate and cold booded
Of this matter To say the least Of It, It 10 not very
pectful 10 . nation. always takes two to make quiet
bargain, and We do NOT believe for one moment that
Mexican could DO found who would consent 10 his
country annexed TO the UGited States Mexico 10 the
NEST favored country In the world. She likewise the
require but vigorous touch from the hand Of an
gesc and peaceful people. BY wise policy Mexico may
srrive 70 be fourishpG ration by immigration and not
by annexation. We are advocates OF immigration, OF
Mexico preserving her nationality through all hms. But
10 do this she must lock well 10 her foreign policy and
let foreigner arrive her shores without receiving
kind treatment and let leave the country unless
be shall have just cause TO praise her institutions.
THE LATE RIOT AT TEPIc-ArTACK ON THE BRITISH
CoNsULArE-MR. sPoFFORD, AN AMERICAN MGR
IFrom the Mexican Extraordinary Jan. l4.1
Our adviocs rom Tepo are to the Sd Of January.
From correspondent there We learn more definite par
cuars with regard TO the late outrageous proceedings In
rss place. from which appears that on The 2sth ult
mob was melted on some preext or another, but most
su the purpose Of doing violence 70 him and his
house The prison In the jail let loose and
ms mob Ct once Jew 70 sscns the uses Of ssvsrsi
citizens and TO attack the house OF Mr.. Barron. which
vas twice rutessy and dsasu usy tried In tho CON
hct before the house Of Mr. Barron several OF the b
shot down, and by this msAns The balance OF The
Alsailants were persuaded 10 ny.
In this way things lasted for days. and Affairs
drawing to serious Issue when The Britsh Consul inter
posed with party Of about three hundred men, made up
10 Sns Il he Of on rsSSe and
suaded EN- 70 desl nom attacking the mob that bad
iiopg and robbins the houses OF respectable CHI
The uoubks were here pended, and the
authorities commenced making arrests. About twenty
persons have already been reduced 10 prison. and the
~. outrageous riot Our informant says that the Cas-
% have been made prisoners ., . place called San
So about eight leagues from Topic, and that on the Sd
10y were sent for TO be conveyed 70 repc where they
are to DO submitted 10 trial for their completely In this
AFFAIR.
We regret 70 learn that in this not Mr. spoord, res
pcctable American gentleman, who has been for many
yean connected with the house Of Asop Co., OF valps
severe soa no IN b ana sou9h hat
ton must be appealed 70 10 save his life
70 embarrassing duty 70 have 70 detail such news
.xlw~ a. a. al.
the writer gaze his written words with wonder and
ask himself n be be not chronicnx the occurrences in
happen amongst the tribes Of Central Afrca-where i've
sayAse chieitains we're pissed against each other
But few weeks sso we had 70 publish the courteous
from the Mexican government and nom the
officials q the ssAo Of JaBsoo that hereafter would BE-
their study NJ Barron that security for nh
person and property, which was due him ~ British
Consul and British subject and now we have 70 detail
tho particulars OF mob tn which several Mexcans hav,
been shot down and one American and OF an armed a.
ihst II 70 Q lsmsDtsble anat-lameutaby disastrous u
the welfare OF Mexico.
TBANsTT OF THE MEXICAN MAILS FROM THE UNITED
STATES.
Prom the Mexican E.rsordinssy, Jan 20
Msssrs Harris, Morgan %. have for the last yeal
boon gambling . most desperate manner 70 crush 81
oher steamship interests tina, look to permancncy 10 The
Gulf Of Mexico, and IN this game they have most shame
ing The American end Mexican malls. me steamer
wh ch they n,t employ cd 70 that contract ,hey
rood ss,a oopusct by ali manner Of nsy prcsoH,s
the commercial interests In the United sses and Mexic
which have been built up by the semtmonhy exchapg
Of corresp ,ndencc have been thrown all abaef ~ w
substitution Of Inferior sailing vessels and By the imposi
ton of floating cfn, In The shape OF an unsesworthy
supersnn GATED and condemned steamboat.
Tbe cor sequence Of this msmanagcmont on the part
the contractors has been delays and oss
10 ercai community, and has na Iy forced th
entire travel TO from Mexico pass by way Of Hs
vans destroying the greatest object Ia veS by tb'
government OF the United sa, In paying for steam mai
1 communicatop with Mexico
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MBXICo-PoLI
cY OF TBE REPUBLIC TOWARDS ENGLAND AND TIL
UNfTrD STATES.
From the Mexican Extraordinary Jan. n
/ The charge OF spain has demanded and received M
passports. We'll. what Of thar There may perhaps b.
In n than common discernmcnt can fatnom To ga
that Spain intends any thing violent against MEXICO
simply ridiculous Che has sos the power OF herself
i Al sn.b, u,x,co he md an