The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-28

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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The Now Treaty with Moxioo-Reorga-
nixatiOn or tho Mexican Cabinet, SC.
From the New Orleans Picayune, Dec: AL
Farragut arrived at Pointe HaOe on Sunday evening
Last She left Vera Cruz the morning Of the 18th ns
and brings fully signed the new treaty with Mexico ne
THE M'LANE-0CAMPO TREATY.
This treaty comedies to the United States, or to citizens
Thereof the right Of way In perpesSy for three great
J. The right Of way, In perpetulty, for railroad or
other communication across the sthmus OF Tehuantepec,
q The right Of way, in perpetuity for railroad from
point the Rio Grande, across the States OF Ia
maupas, COshuia and New Leon, Durango and Smaloa,
10 the port Of Mazatlan, on the Pacific.
The right Of way, In perpetuity, for railroad from
the Territory Of Arizona the State Of Sonora to the
The right to erect warehouses Il tho tsrmini Of all
these transit routes and freely 70 navigate the waters
with which they communicate.
tined for Arizona California, thence back 10 the
other parts OF the United States free duty by each and
their description or Of wha. country.
q This article provides that these goods may a any
time be entered a. the Transit warehouses for sale and
consumption In Mexico payment Of the duties, may
n any time DO withdrawn and shipped u any other
try than Mexico free Of duty the warehouse regulations
70 allow NO charges on the goods but those Of carriage and
T. This article provides that largo list of goods and
Of he United STATE states shah ne sansd Oso Mexico a
the various terin OF the transit routes terms Of
perfect reciprocity the Congress Of he Unitsd States 70
Fixed rate OF duty. This list embraces manufactures ID
cotton and leather Of every description.
The treaty grants moreover the right 70 transport
the troops military stores and munitions Of or the
United States the republic, by the Tehua itepee
and fSonora transts on tho Same terms - those Of
0. It comedies TO the United States tho right with or
without the consent and operation Of Mexico protect
hVyf If allt noit~
their property, and their rights Of way.
TO- 1t guarantees religious freedom to citizens Of the
United States In Mexico, and the right to worship in
churches private dwellings, according to the dictates Of
their own conscience.
II. No forced loan, whatever be It's nature, shall be
levied citizens Of the United States resident in Mexico
any pretence whatever Citizens OF the United States
moreover shall be free to pursue whatever business
profession may to them t without restr amt
striction whatever.
SUPPLEMENTAL CONVENTION.
To the treaty is also attached special supplementary
convention between the United States and Mexico which
l. The right the United States to intervene by force
Of arms If necessary to protect citizens and property Of
tho United States in Mexico and TO enforce these same
treaty stipulatons
In compensation for the duties above mentioned as
released on goods passing through the republic and for
to Mexico four millions OF dollars, two millions of which
are to be reserved for the Of claims against
Mexico.
In charge of the treaty came up Mr. La Rentre United
States Secretary Of Legation to Mexico who left for Wash
Also, on Board the Brooklyn, is the family Of Mr. Nc
Lane who propose passing the winter with their relatives
in this city The Minister himself, with Mr. Elgee tho act
ing Secretary Of Legation, remains at Vera Cruz.
With Mr. La Rentre came up to the city, yesterday
several Of the officers Of the Brooklyn. The ship herself
ID still at Ponte a. Ia Hache.
THE NEW MEXICAN CABINET.
The new treaty was signed the night OF the 14th
inst and celebrated by nearly entire RECONSTRUCT
ton Of the Mexican Cabinet which now stands as fol
lows
Foreign Affairs-D. Melchior Ocampo.
Federal Treasury-D Miguel Lerdo do Tejada-
Justice-D. Manuel Ruiz.
Home Government-D Ignaco de Ia Lave
Internal ImprOvement-D. JOS de Emparau.
Warden. jose Pardearroyo.
last three members, who take portfolios, the duties OF
which have hitherto been performed by the others or
left
AN the members of the new Cabinet, indeed are men
Of he highest pobiy and standing, and enjoy the fullest
confidence Of the people, in accordance with whose ex-
pressed desires it was reorganized.
POLITICALLY, 1t differs from the old in Its more de-
cided political leaning towards the United States in il
personal sympathy with all movements for the material
q the country and the encouragement Of
mos. energetic and decisive measures It is in this
character indeed that the Cabinet have affixed their
names to the new treaty with the United States.
na AND S hs 81 6 bs1 dS &c sa;
cabinet very strong one, personally and politically
Emparan one Of the most respected and beloved citizens
Of Mexico. La Lave brings energy spirit and enthusiasm
into the home government, while Gen. Pardearroyo II he
accepts, will probably inaugurate order Of things
In the Department Of War.
Especial correspondence of the Pcsyune.l
VERA CRUZ, Dec. Is, 1859.
Rov the Treaty Is Received at Vza Crus-Proress Of I've
Girl War, dc.
The new McIAne- Ocampo treaty and supplementary
condition were signed last night Mr. La Rentre leaves
with II this morning in the Brooklyn Mr. Elgee takes
his place az Secretary OF Legation.
Tho treaty Is substantially the that you have
already Published It grants tho right Of way for three
great transit routes, the right Of protection right to
transport troops, &c. also contains an important re-
cprocity article admitting into Mexico breadstu, cotton
labrics manufactures In leather and hundred other
articles OF less importance, equal terms the same to
be decided by Congress-
The convention gives mutual protection ia general
terms. BY recurring to the Brownsville affair you NAV
be able to draw conclusions Of its importance especially
as regards our course towards Mexico under similar cir
curnstances.
The liberals here high gee on the conclusion OF
the treaty. and, Notwithstanding their late defeat at Los
Eancios are again preparing for another fight General
Uraga with General Degolado, and You will soon hear
different account Of things, for UraSa knows his trade
well.
Niramon will no doubt soon give In or be unset by
Marquez-John Bull will acknowledge the Juarez govern
ment after this treatythen Gabriac viii be In the yoca
tive, and the liberal party triumph.
Is confidently expected that the contamination Of o
treaty win give new vgor TO military movements every
where In the meantime have SUCCESSES in the
South Cobos has been defeated and his victory was not
80 disastrous to us - feared.
The Turf.
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