The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02


NHws FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DECISIVE BAT
TLE OF THE OPPOSING FoRCss-MR. FORsYTa's
P0siTION-APPOIsThEsTs,E ETC.
WASHINGTON, July /, 1868.
News has been received q. the Mexican Legation of
movement Of the oon,sndpg asA
constitutional party in Mexico The army Of esoA WA
nearly equal in numbsss-about forr nve thousand
the former under command Of MRanon and the later
under Degoado. decisive battle would probably take
place GuAnsjuatA Oaollos WAS ndspssed and was
in command Of strorg garrison &: ST. Luis Poss Tns
anticipated battle would probably decide the faas a
parties
Dispatches arrived ii the State Department to-day rs
Minister Forsyth Is not known tho admnlsrssios
may view his conduct with regard ling pass
ports. appears he officially informed American ciixsns
that they should pay the oAn enforced. under prote
and leave the settlement OF thu matter TO their govern
msnt Unless there be something than resistance
In this way 10 the lean the part Of citizens d-
cult TO understand why be demanded bis passports.
Tho President has made the following appointments
Registers Of Land Ooes, Samuel n Hawkins, erAnsds,
Mississippi and VIM. Moss, wsshr gtou Arkansas Sur
vcyor General Of New Mexico, william Pelham.
Tho income from the Custom House. New York, Last
week, averaged seventy thousand dollars a day.
The President removed TO day from the Waite House
hs residence few miles from Washington S,disrs'
Home. He viii come into the city TO transact
There are but few struggling office seekers lett In the
city Ths cold shoulder Of the President aad ths heated
term have drivsn them away. The everlasting George
N Sanders, Navy Agent OF New York cannot however,
leave such interesting place George must either aod
Washington profitable mine, no Ia secretly laying
pipes connection with some other Douglas Walker ssss
for tho successou and accompanying spoils
The President has confirmed the dsmlssaI jy Coart
Martial Of seoon Lieutenant g. A. Whittier Of tbs Ma
I'm nd leuse ant r. 4. Sfrrkf If tne ksxv
THE CKsAsAL NkwsPAryR DxrArcu
wAsuscros, July i. 1854.
Dispatches received 81 the Mexican legation today,
silent upon the subject Of Tie American Minister o.
maneiag ard receiving his passports. Zach q repsrs,
however, was current At the capital. Our governmsus
also received acvices. but their have not yse
Ganspred. Civil proceedings continuea agsisst
foreigners who refused pay contributions their pre-
pery and those who federal authorities were
ordered 10 leave the capital Several aussars aad Cor
nsns, together with Americans, had sough. protscton
from Mirster Forsyth.
Ilesrn that Captain Comssock agent for Collins Co,
has returned from Europe and has Contracted with The
French government, with parties FrHsce for tns
sale Of the three Collins steamers for the sum Il
si,eoo,cco. Tais will, Of csur-o enlarge the Post
msster Generals discretion In contracting for ocean ma
service.
ecpuACt uAs DStp csbs3o1ed by the poet ON - AnN
Nasy Departments with the Pacific Nal smsnip Com
psns for carrying the malls between Astoria and pansna
a, Ssis 2fo per snnum.
Mr.. ". II. pavidge has autographed the Pass once
Department that be mas made ansemsot with ths
rehuartepee Company, Under the extension the
October, lssa.
The entire Territory Of New Mexico has been co.'s ,uied
rev land district VIM. Pelhsm has boon appointed
surveyor General and the lands viii brought Int
market and opened to pre- emon. The Land once has
Information showing the immense richness OF the sod
precious metals, particularly The Neelila Valley.
Barren de Netersedi, Minister from Swedish and Nor
way, hAs prrsrpt,d his credcrtsls.
Jossrh s. vi.son n acting Coc,mimoner Of the IAnA
uinoe In e anssncs Of comnssioscr Hcndrcks who sss
gore 10 Indiana
I.sutsraIi General Scott has iei wsninstoa fos hxs
heatouaftera
n. Belly has arrived also ihs Prince OF wurtcmburx.
Christopher Graham been appointed Rocsiver or M
Pubic Moneys at Espcerson, esotA and Joseph Hop
kns TO simiiu once al Mari sviile. California