The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

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Sentence a the Assssssns Of the sp"nisr'is At
San observation-disclosures or the Englisi,
Claims, &C., &C., &c.
We have received lies or Mexican pspers 10 the
2sth Of June from the city OF kelico
The Eco Nacosol OF the 27th has TIE following 10 rela
ton to the trials OF the asssssps Of the spaush subjects al
saa Vicente -
The trials relative 70 body affair OF san Vicente are
concluded. and among the cupr spprehended werc four
whose guil had been fay proved and who would soon
In regard To the Engsh Claims the Vera Cruz Progrsso
rays -
10 currently stated that all the demands pressed by
the British Legai on asalnst Mexico have found picGc
solution To this Arrangement attributed the TACT that
the last Bril- ,h steamer that arrived a. sarfco, ssued
the city and the departure o. OF the frgates which
preceded that event. said the other naval forces will
soon depart
party Of The Insurgents IN the south hsa surprised
natural Of Cen. Bravo and taken hin % Chsps % 10
their eader. He "a said 20 resemble this popular General
very closely, and this him TO 30 ve.y much res
pected among the native popu iAton Of thai region.
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.
IRON the Charleston Courier, July Is
We have datexfrom Vera Cruz 10 the 9Th snd City OF
Mexico TO 81 iIst
Inc yomlo mad prevailed to some extent Vera Cruz,
su, had not assumed On epdenloform NoscSness at all
Tho steamer Texas arrived from New Orleans on tho
4th being her first trip under the new contract made BY
tho Poet ONCE Department with Garrison Morgan Co.
Hereafter expected this route will not be subjected 10
the dsgrscefu irregularities which have heretofore SO
UGH lDterfered with correspondence.
Bot two vessels were At Vera cruz Spanish
steamer, some time In port, and an TagEsh brig.
Much scysy prevnlsd n making !, prepsrs..ons for
tcnsve earbworts Ia Scbastopo are being thrown NJ
on each side Of the town, and the ors and cae Of San
Conseersbe bcdIe. OF troops have lei, the civ Of
Mexico for the coast brit will probably proreed further
than the dcvy Of the table land Until the approach
gRt iran fHaI@
ccsssry at Vera Cruz.
In the Inferior ~ well at Vera Cruz, all parties arc
suit promises 70 show thai heve one question wncn can
arouse thorough national feeling
The elections for Presidential Eeor. and FOR State or
gcers have mostly taken place, and sufficient known
TO render o. rtain the election OF Gen. Comopfort.
Ion Miguel Ierdo De Teads, the distr u.hed apshor 81
addressed spirited and patriotic appeal 10 his friends IN
which, while rrevocably withdrawing bis sn name as
candidate TOR the Presidency he urges all to rally to the
continued support of adm NARRATION witch has couss
tenty and pcrsevsngy shown IL adherence the plan
Of Ayps, and which has yet great work do In com.
pctng and efsbshng those reforms which any change
of tvson among the liberal party would only tend
" retafd Tho stand he has taken has had ne rerfu In
huence 10 rcstsring feeling Of unity among The lbe
ralstas.
Don Diego Alvarez hss been elected Governor Of the
state Srerrero. ssor Ianse, late Governor o. TIC
the elections lad been 10 place nner OF Thoroughly
LIBERAL views In Office.
The entire repubns ia al this moment, for wouder, IN
state 81 trsnqulay-free from outbreak revelation OF
keis, noted revolutionary partisan, and whO hs, been
constantly opposed n the present government, lust
been taken prisoner by Gen Ros Linda ard be force.
completely disbanded
eB Aware bias also succeeded in dspersns the revolt.
ed Indians a. Chlspa aud that affair may be dered
ter minated.
In every srec,en good fortune sen seems % sueud The
star Of Comonfort though long nued ard rvaabe
success argues something more thsn good fortune,
proves great ability and ssgac.ous managemsui
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