The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-07
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

election Of ex President Comoniort authority Mexi
co, ha been planned and ls about to be proclaimed.
3rRlSesxLD Mo-, Sept Q, 1850.
The overland man. with San Francisco dates to the 18th
ult., arrived here At nine o'clock this morning.
BY passenger from Fl Paso we get the following
revolution ID in progress Chihuahua, which the
church party have been succeesl The liberal Governor
and other executive officers have been deposed and
sd 10 New Mexico for safety In Sonora Governor Pes
qusras tenure 10 very fral. he is sst losing ground,
and probably will not be able to maintain his government
much longer
The times are very dull throughout the entire Rio
Grande country, and with little prospect Of their being
better for some time TO come
Our Herm0s 0sillo Corrsspondepce.
HuxosnIo, sonora, Mexico July 30, 1850.
The Indian War IN Somoya-Great Ecitsmax-zke Yaqui
Rspr Var 7hsss Required 10 b Paid E0M Months in
Adpsnce-Fbrced Loans, 6c-karchino Of TIE Army-
TIE Especed Conflict at ne Riuer-Er Paso and Quay
mas Rsiyoad-Prejsct v cm- TriGs-The Terrible
ApaeAe-TAHr Habsts-.SnoulSr catoms-Arysca, Of
Coz. Pesqueira and Suite a. Hermoste-TS Arrival "
the United States Sloop Of War Cyane at Gudynsas, &C.
The measure Of Gov. Pesquera, requiring pay
ment o6sne State Idues from of real and pcr
soDal ese and persons doing business both citizens and
foreigners eight months advance Of the regular and
stipulated period for the colcction Of taxes
OF raising funds 10 carry on the Yaqui river war,
does not with that and prompt compliance
with his demand which patriotic people always dis
posed 70 manifest when the honor and interest OF the
country stake The Governor estimates the amount
necessary for the equipment Of troops and carrying
hostile operations at betwccn $40 900 and $4,000 This
sum true, not large but in the present exhausted
condition Of the treasury, financial endorsements and
depressed Of trade, well the frequency OF
these acquisitions for and to subdue tho
conquered rebels Of the Yaqui region the substantial
business men OF the country, upon whom the bur-
then chiefly falls, begin TO hesitate and cavl u
these sxactions, which they look upon in the
light Of "forccd loan," however il may be disguised
under less obnoxious appelation.
The troops, numbering about 900 men, infantry, ar
tery and anoers e Urcs tho capital Of the State,
the 2lst ns under the command Of Colonel Don Jeeus
Garcia Morales and by this time doubtless tho
scene Of hostile operations The Yaqus joined with the
Opatas IL 10 said. number about 500 lighting men,
well armed and equipped and viii dispute the pas OF the
river near Buena Vista II 10 At this point, $50 miles
above the mouth OF the stream. whore the Mexican sol
diery win nrst come into collision with their he-
reditayy The object Of the Governor In protesting
70 subdue them and render that hne country subordi
nate 70 the progress Of civilization. Thc Yaqu insist
above the mouth belongs exclusively TO themselves.
They arm that their title de ived a. the descendants
q the s: occupant: q IN ne soil s.1c0nsS e y The King
validity, and always recognized b. the Vice Royalty
of Msxico under spanish rule. me ne!cans, on the
thas upon obtaining their isdspssdsnos national
power, ths rieh1 of spain = nssicn ceased, and
the soSsrpnsns sees proper 70 plant colony where
there - much vacant ground, and convert
soil il alleged Tor both Nericsns and Indians and the
latter should not BE- suffered 70 mouopozo the whole
% os one acre n 100 sa
tary 70 the developement Of agricultural productions.
ms, appears IL the bone Of contention, and the
Ysquis, who have lately burned large neds Of wheat,
stolen horses and cattle. and committed other acts Of
depreciation upon their Mexican neghbor, win have
Sosss, and MAINTAIN tSsir position or give way 70 ths
superior military tactics Of the Mexican army, whom
sey r hs victor The sppro.shIoe SSoS
oopnct The Yaqus have the advantage In this rsspcct
tney are on their own stamping ground the river Y
heavy rains bcsdes the weather very warm and op
prersive, and closely pursued the Indians good
pers ana can hide themselves In the jungle and chapard
Of the river bottoms and mountain fAstnesses.
the purpose of the Governor, he 10 successful In
voi near Bucna Vista dig large number Of sacos, or
dohes TO rrigaie the soil, bring In Chinese colony
and row and raise coffee, sugar, cotton tobacco, corn
wheat beans and all other products which this fruitful
son viii p oduce IN great abundance
Some two months ago General Don Angel TrAs, for
merly Governor Of Chihuahua, and At present dis
iipeashed citizen Of the Mexican republic presented
memorial 10 the Governor Of this state praying for the
enactment Of Law BY The constituted satnoriies o.
may be associated with him 10 construct railroad,
eth the customary privileges, from = psso, IN the
State OF chihuahua 70 Guaymas, on the Gulf of Cafcr-
MA the State Of Sonora After dwelling upon the sub
lecs for time, and discussing the matter In all n
conclusion power grant the requisite charter N
vested IN the Congress Of sonora This body, CON-
p"sed o. ten members from a. many districts nS.u
tcr 10 take into consideration this great Mexican measure
Of the age From what can gather from outside con
lecture. inclined 10 believe the Congress, when II
crpveres will PASS favorably uTon the scheme. The
has already been sanctioned by the Governor and
legislative authorities cf Chihuahua The c,mpany 10
Connection with Governor Tras UNDERSTAND embraces
81 the wealthy citizens OF your city amosg others
George Law The necessary capital 10 complete the en-
tsrprisc estmated at twenty millions 81 dollars to-
gr,ber with i've millions additional 10 be devoted 70
exploration and the dcveiopemeni Of The rich mineral
districts of Chihuahua and sonora
Al 10 the feasibility and prsciicabiy, wei ss abso-
ue necessity for building this road there can be no cues
pass dead level route and VIII require bot t
tie grading and can be constructed "A chcspy ~ that o
almost any road In the United states. II viii pass
through rich mineral region, with many sections Of hne
agricultural lands, well waicred The climate healthy
and period Of the viii the road be obsructed
BY deep or heavy rains. Gen. Tras estimates that
NJ ,hs read s once built the states of Cbhushus and
Sonora viii produce annually yield Of gold silver COPPER
lead, zinc sntmony and other minerals when These
dollars This large estimate, but the General, who
thoroughly acquainted With The mineral resources Of
Ntof
city and general knowedge fanenf OF this
ment. 10 wesferp Tsx@ View Mexico, and the region
lying between the Rio GrAnde and Colorado, this road
Indispensable Afford eutet for lheir producilons
might point its great advantages In mercantile and
maritime point of view; but this must be obvious N
the reader that do not deem neccssary 10 en-
cumbcr your columns with vague spccuaious upon this
subject
The terrible Apachcs who have for 20 long period been
the Of this country, that the rainy season has
have emerged rom their mountain businesses and
hiding place. TO punder and steal mules and cattle from
the and ranches of the cultivated regions
cf sonora These Ap~cbes are perfect devils IN their
way they not very brave or dangerous fcca, but
excel In their ability 20 steal and make on undctected
With their booty These rowing have custom
anons their tribe which they observe With scrurulous
edey Once every year on The nrss day Of June they
assemble ali their from the disvsnt wgwams II
their counct house, oo The highest pcak of the
Cananea Mountain, about ninety miles cost Of /
Arspe, and there on vel knosn ard fre1ucnted
fat rork, NJ The hour Of midnight, they place |
lighted csndss pine tovches human boues cross bovs
and arrows and other devices o. vsline chsrscssv