The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

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INTERESTING NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR,
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SPECIAL DESPATCH 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WARRINGTON, Sept IL, 1862
Minister McIanc arrived here TO- day from Mexico
The points Of the treaty recently made by him with the
JuareE government the those published the
NEW York HERALD Wednesday -
The treaty contains certain nnaA slpulatons in re-
gard to the transit by Tehuantcpec which WIN form tho
basis Of all future neroceanic transit arrangements
including security Of tho route, free passage Of closed
mails ports Of deposit either ocean, and neutrality in
time ofwar; also opens route from the Gulf Of CaH-
forda to Arizona, and provides for oommiss ION
anime and settle the claims Of our citizens against
Mexico For the privileges conceded to 70 pay
Mexico four millions Of dollars, half Of which -
appropriated 70 the settlement Of claims, and the other
will be paid 70 President Juares soon as the treaty b
ratified by the Senate
This treaty secures to perpetual transit over the
Tehuantepec ishmus which vainy sought when tho
treaty OF peace was made with Mexico, and for which
twenty millions would have been paid then; and in add
son to the silver producing district Of Arizona
free route and port the Gulf of California, which
all important TO it for supplies and emigration. Under
the stimulus which this stipulation will give the indus
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informed persons that they win very soon send as much
silver into the markets Of the world aa California now
sends gold.
There has been actual signing OF the treaty. owing
to points being still held open for the final de
cision of government There doubt the treaty
viii shortly be signed, sealed and delivered.
Mr.. NcIane len Vera Cruz on the lst inst.
The aspect Of affairs in Mexico had not materially
changed. General Degollado was concentrating the
liberal forces Morea San Luis Potos to move upon
the city Of Mexico.
Nothing could be better than the spirit of the fberas
party but pecuniay resources indispensable 70 main
tain military organization; that secured the liberal party
would triumph in less than sixty days.
Mr.. McIane stopping with his family at willard's
He will remain here some days. sea
rn CENTRAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
WAmSo1os, Sept II, 1859.
Mr. McIane, Minister to Mexico, arrived here to-day,
having left Vera Cruz the LIST inst Our government
had previously granted him two months leave OF alb
| sence.
Reliable accounts just received mention that Senior
Fuente, who held Cabinet office President Couou
forts administration, has been appointed Minister of Fo
reign Affairs, the duties Of which heretofore dis
charged by Senior Ocampo who charge Of the
Home Department under the constitutional government
All ConsuIs, with the exception of Mr. Black the
city Of Mexico everywhere officially recognized.
The most friendly feelings expressed by the liberal
lists for the United States from which they expect Assist
in their struggle against the reactionists The Anne
cans in Mexico however, utter their surprise that 90
much Indifference manifested in this country towards
the liberal party who continue to be enthusiastically ami
mated by the hope Of success the immediate want OF
money alone Gripping their energies. Notwithstanding
this troops continue be raised for operations against the
city Of Mexico.
Mr. McLane has returned without treaty but the mat
ters at interest between the countries are such as to
leave no doubt of early accommodation II Senior
Ierdo had been in Vera Cruz is probable according to
the accounts from that city, that or treaty
would have been concluded.
Eight of the Of the Brooklyn had been tried for
deserton running away with the ships boat and leay
ing her among the breakers.
reported in Vera Cruz that Mramon had called
junta the capital appoint Vice President subst-
tute he himself contemplated taking the field against
Degollado who at San Luis Potosi organizing his
forces which amount TO about Il, 900 men.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
We have received files Of La Rorma Social TO the 10th
ult., being weeks later mails than have been re-
ceived from Vera Cruz but not late from that country
brought by Mr.. McLane, who left Vera Cruz the
1st inst
In La Rofama Of the Goth is stated that DON Juan
Antonio de Ia Fuente had arrived that city four days
previously and had been appointed Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs by President Juarex, to succeed Senior Ocampo.
Senior Fuene Minister Of Foreign Affairs under Pre-
dent Comonfort
The patriotic unta of Tampioo the celebration Of the
National Independence the 18th and 10th of Septem-
ber had been appointed, and great preparations were
being made for the same.
General Huerta had withdrawn the convocation which
he had issued to several Of the Of several Of the
interior States, and the meeting will not tako place, as
General Degolado has sumed command of the forces
Bishop Espetlo, Of Pueba has protested against the
laws confscatng the church property and the famous
Padre Miranda has published in the same city pamphlet
this subject Several priests have been banshed from
ne city Of Oajaca for opposing the operation Of the law
Is stated from the city of Mexico that private parties
had been preparing charrai for the French Minister;
but the government obtaining information Of the aar tho
Chief Of Police stopped II.
The FIRING INTO THE BARK ARMENIA-The first
officer Of the bark Armenia sends tho Boston Courier
the following communication regard to the firing into
that vessel at Tarfa:-
On the 9th of August last, as the bark Armenia was
passngn fact had passed-Tara going some eleven or
twelve knots, tho Rip Van Wrinkles Of that ancient
fred vhaf fhorin n 4
small Spanish cutter the ofipg were uncertain but
before could set the flag, we were enlightened by
heavy shot that struck the water quarter and
riochetng inflicted barbarous wounds on mantop-
sail and foretopmast suddingsal salutng closely the
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