The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

We have received Gle Of the Mexican Er,rao,diaor,
70 The ID inst from which take the following tens os
news
short time since an order given 10 dsarm tho
again lately been issued We suppose was thought
desirable tha, the officers and crews should be kept
pioyod. -
taken everybody by surprise. TIE fact has been made
public but a. yet We have heard satisfactory explana-
on for bis taking this step At the present critical position
II affairs. HIS illness may have been sufficient
cause for hi@ resignation but public opinion, think,
olnes to the belief that he found impossible 10 make
loan the limited margin allowed the Executive by his
grant of extraordinary facult-s. on tho 81 INST Mr.
Payne had recovered and was said would again
Er johnson, Esq, has been appointed by the United
states Legation Consul for abasco The government Of
Mexico has granted m sreguatar.
Mr.. smith, United States Consul 10 Mazatlan becoming
tired with the delay OF invest eating his case has resign
cd MaIatan y therefore without any representative W
protect American commerce.
We learn from The Hod Unon that an American com.
pany has Proposed 10 carry tho mails this city
aud Pueba Tor 5000 year This s 81 600 cheaper
this service il al present done fer the government
On the lst instant we received a considerable mail
from Acapulco and the Pacific coast. The dates
several months old general thing and been
firased by the circntous mail routes Of the Eastern
Unted states and by the last English mall
The condition Of things IN lucstan horrible N the c,
irene In the well settled portions q The country the
people are distracted by civil wars and n the Interior the
indians are threatening determination % the whites Our
correspondent disposed ind great FAINT with the state
government of Yucatan H. complains that Tho au does
not solely with the lot tne present
civil troubles our experience ii publishing charges
against state Governors fortids us from Publishing this
portion uf our correspondent e letter.
The Indians Of Durango and other northern states are
still committing their depredaons lay by day their
march upon homes and lorg established rights Of the
whites i progress sing with regularity and seeming GER
tnty that 70 express the hope that Mexico will
on las all bias aside against foreigners and some
daring enrol sufficient force IN foreign cDun-
NV hunt the 10 their hiding places the noun
tans there pcrsecute them until their numbers and
savage natures will no longer be terror the pcaceabe
pursuers a business The northern states OF Mcxco have
wealth IN their mountains that IN time is destined 10 out
dazzle the products Of California Australia was
there where the VI Dorado was in times long past be-
licved 70 exist and Il there where aiventurers know
that silver exists in solid form In these days when the
love ns money great, and when It's charms ara sun.
ccn for any accepted righteous purpose unholy de-
sign other tasman would be required ths1 a simple
invitation for some daring spirit 10 enrol band II hardy
followers and hunt the Indians from the fertile fields ana
from the deposits cf rich The army of Mexico = in
sufficient 70 preserve order and successfully wage war
- com promise with the barbar that monenarsy
gaming ground UPON the area cf civilization.
The state q Durango LIS rtsTopfcd 10 the cal of a.,