The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21
NEWS FROM MEx.CO.

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On toe 2lst OF May r-esasa Jrareg rssiyed NJ Cor
via, the Ge~iy sppo'nrsa Casd sta.ss Alu,s,er. Mr.
Cof1ia In his sddr,es to tas fr.s.asut CT tie oc,ou
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eforcs ne great pleasure ~ aSsare yorr cce-cy
OF sne snrerc good wit coer,5 ny the pruadent and
people OF IKE cshed states topSrs yourself ~ a.. ,r:
.estn'stTe OF the cct susnns eDerns al ey Mckee
Ihe eepe vi toe United states csaot faI 10 fe.i deco
.':npa'hy "h. sae ncope q Sc $50 ia tasir ioox
and arfuous sTusg,es TO esta6rsa civil ard religious
ire, dom oy laws and institet.ens. souaaS IN
snd emanatirg from the nreyr.hus nnSitc xuI
r-sllf have oee0 mace 10 believe three tA, Ofeseat
sem OF government Ct ~.Sb you Mr. -;cs.Asn are chs
recognized executive head, pfoposes cStry into e,,
q Constitution, which 5ivess tue urticns of x,sy.
e'nnent ntU separate ,edaittye judicial and execr,.
the covers OF cash. sucN systenn, wsas .g,sasor-.
fah,pi 70 the great duties imposed them, anGs,
~ m,nanals csrioin.s uenigence anu probisy,
ccrt~e prompt and rgetic enforcing sis Ia rs 40
spcsnasa, rs osiisved furnishes the only tora Of
self government The perrancnceuF such \ eoyr M
s,ehfosy and rre,getcally sdmaistered csao. fs 70
sece the great ends Of all vol orcevrl systens u c.y
poe,-ts security Of POI aab property ed tina
suppression Of cime-,aas harr,e,ni,ing ind.vt.rsa
besy with social progress and pusl!c tranquility Ny
nsrretk Mr. President, charge mo 70 assure 700 that
The President and reop.e " the tpit States ertsrssn
the hspe .hat nierna tranquility has been DC rmanc n;y
established in Mexico and that It's peo,.s may be lei. 4,
occupy themselves in the peaceful and adaSe purs dts
o. 80 tnat e great rasura wcoh Of your sa
is way into the rapidly multiplying tie word
Wtiie in conformity TO rule invariably observed w
my government towarcs all nations charged 20 ai,
etain from al Interference sny strife Between parties
or opinions political religious. which may exist Ia
such relations With your goverrme Mt may tend pro-
mote the Mt and prosperity OF both govern
To this end hope 70 be able to conirn, o,r prssert
rieDf relations with Mexico By extending still further
our comosrci' exchanges on principles nautaay adyaa
bonds OF interest az we'll those OF symaa,hy which
naturally grow out of the similarity of their respective
political organizations
The President m his reply to Mr. Corwin, saii.--
The desiIes Of the government and the people OF III,
United States Of America for the prosperity acd well
berg Of the government aud people Of stxico. which
Convinced Of their sncsris and e1 Recognise that
they are dictated by NOBLE and generous interest
also cordially acknowledge the kind wishes which ths
same government and people express through the
duct Cf your Exceney with reference 10 tie couso,d
ton OF order Of peace the o. democratic
nsftui ons and the advancement in mater a prosperity
OF the Mexcan people And it the more satisfactory
TO mo to receive these expressions when they ara COM
nunicated by person eminent your Excei.ency,
aud OF whose good will Mexico has uneauivoca proofs
Ny government will take peculiar to culsiva;e WV
diiigtnt assdu;ty The cordial and frank relations whi
now happily bind the two republics and hope with y
beth people advantages Of positive utility nd,spi,s
coed have great satisfaction in thinking that
taiInent OF 60 iaudAbe objects your ExceAan0y the
agent, ncst etcscicus me at ustrous and most Scie-
OTIS that Mexico could desire.
Inc auAfS concerning which your tXceiency SllAx
proper to treat With my government IN virtue the In
sructcns which you have shall te considered with the
same caidof and good faith which your E1cseaey pro
poses 10 observe; and this Will be maau by which
the friendly relations between both sepubts may &C
qure more ccnsssuce and produce results iine1sy ga
tsfactory.
Your Excelency win be pleased 20 arsut to tho gov
errrent and people OF the United States 40 sincere Dc
srcs that the COVE, and the ,pe6 Mexico have
fer tie prosperity that great republic for the per-
feet well being OF all !ts inhabitants
letter TO the Extraordinary, dated iaymss, April 8.
Gays
The condition OF affairs at the presa time in Sonora
ANYTHING but satisfactory Baukrptcy and ruin stare
the people in the face AL brancheso industry are stag
mated aud at ne arly stand still, aid change for sho
by God ony knows what will become Of the people, This
conditi' Of things has been brought about mainly
Indian disturbances Although Sonora has had no con
seryatve forces fight against for two ,ears yet
the indsf the Iaqui and Ahyo rivers have Been In
open ,sse0n ssans, the sha Ss aSs to
whip them iO peace There has been also several hte
IrtHnntiado movements during the FAST ,yeaf, oot
put down.
M ss as AZ san As asa in
vice. together with all the concentrated military intel
months be has been out any definite The Yaquis
ss are OF tthe roads In the south of hs State
ter, fe norh and the time the country liz
going to ruin Over two thirds OF the ranches the
State e deserted; mcs Of the villages abandoned.
end, IN the end, come elective measures not
broush, to bear to check them, eye gentle sagsge will
rule lord and master Q, this nuch talked Of STATE
BY the sanction and authority Of Governor Pesauera
the house Of Robinson has located and laid city
town at Port obos b0 or 200 miles up tine Calf called
la Libe, tad which may be- il Sonora is American
led place Of Importance
We also Eave some prospect of q line OF stages from
Tucson connecting at that pa 20 With the Uriled States
overland stages to Guaymas. gentleman from Cafor
MIA now nere and in conjunction with others ut Quay
mas, is mslirg the arrangements. presume you have
heard all about the transit gre nted by the Governor
Though to tue American liz and also the privilege for
line OF stage. fer five or ten years.
The explorations for guano in the Gulf and coast OF
Lower California have been attended with success
Large DEPOSITS have been found but the quality not OF
We hear that Governor Vega, Of snaoa Ia preparing
to from Mazatan with forces to assist in the subu
gation OF the Indians 1t ia to be hoped he viii ioae
time, for II we get no help we are here ruined people.
A letter dated Mszat,an, April rs, says
The OF castles in Sonora is still going and Cover
Vega has sent eco men 10 Navachste to aid Cover
uor Pea guerra ia his troubles with the Indians. Captain
Bisee OF the United States sloop Of Cyaue voun
@riy offered his services TO ad in the Of the
savage war in Sonora. He took from here, board OF
his vessel some 400 packages OF ammunition aud tweaty
I'VE men, and conveyed them to NavaChste The we'll
known activity and tao. Of Governor Vega give
that he will be able to put period to savage
war Of castles row raging in our neighborug State.
The same letter further Gays
Yesterday au attempt made to throw this city in
tumu.t by aprenunciaMieno Col. Rosales was at the
bead CT the movement and the point OF Carrying
his plans into ELECT when denounced the whole
thrg to the authorities and Rosales aud his companons
are arrested. The plan to put down Gov Vega aud
place IN power either Rosales Mesa Gen. Ucrtes aud
arumber OF others high in Office, IN this scheme
and are now in prison.
The ast OF The European commercial lieet is dis
charging The inspirations this year have been heavier
than in former years aud demonstrate the steady and
rapid growth OF this port which ia destined TO be the
first CT this republic.
The tIade with California s daily growing and II the
government continues to give s intelligent and liberal
protection to this trade will in time give great impor-
lance to this port. The spirit OF the California trade
create and protect rivalry which in all aeds OF coat
metce Constitutes the life OF sound trade
r. B. Ms ship Termagant, Captain Hal, sailed for San
BIAS The ether day in great bBste to attend to
difficulties at Teric We have not yet heard what has
been cone.
Important from the Argentine ConYede-
ration.
MEETING OF cONGREs REJECTION o. Tux BCESoS
AYRES DEPUTIEs--SERIOUs CoMPLIC ATioNS--A
SECESSION MOVEMENT, ETC.
The Argentine Con2rfss opened its nrenaratnrY ansson