The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-25
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SPECIAL Correspondence or THE HERALD.

SANTA Ana Expected in Hnvnnn-Nore EIec-
ZION Reporss-yery Few Figures as Yet
Campaign Letter from General Corona i'm
Favor Of Junrez-Armstrong Guns Made in
Mexico.
HAVANA, Oct. 10. 1857.
The French steamer Louisiana, from Vera Cruz on the
l4h inst. arrived n this port yesterday. Among tho
passengers l noticed Nine. Mramon and her three
children; Generals Portiila and Rosa Roman Catholic
bishop, Senior Escandon, Acsvnk and many others
OF more or less note The bishop taken his resi-
dence at the mansion OF the Right Rev. the Bishop Of
Havana the rest have taken their short abode at the
Hotel Santa Isabel intend to proceed to New YORK
and Europe.
Tho Louisiana had rough weather. which accounts for
her long passage The dates from the Mexican capital
however are 70 the 9th ns and the news not devoid
OF interest.
The trial by martial OF General Santa Ana took
place on the 7th nst in the Theatre OF Vera Cruz at
10 A. II. The Colonel Commandant acted as the At
torney General, or s.fscai;" Sehor Larragoiti
president. Don Miguel N. Castellaros auditor, and
Don Joaquin N. Acade counsel After the termra-
ton Of the court martial Santa Ana sentenced 70
eight years. Punishment beyond the Mexican territory.
II was the old Generals intention to have accompanied
Mrs. Miramon and Senior Escandop In the Louisiana.
but not being able TO got ready, no is expected
the Spanish steamer Marsslla, 10 arrive here the
20tn inst.
The Austrian fgate Novara LEFT sacrac.os on the 5th
inst. with dispatches OF Admiral Tegethoff probably
she will 60 to New Orleans. Tho Admiral would proba-
bly, wait week longer for his credentials, that To- he
any probability Of obtaining the body Of Maxi.
milan. else he would proceed to Europe.
Nj. Plumb having arrived at the capital duly
cognized the Charge Aaires for United Statcs
Some Of the American citizens had proposed Dir.
Frederick Hall then resident in the capItal the
United States Minister. but many OF the Msxcans did
not think well Of the proposition
The rumors Of pronunciam,e,a.os were not credited
generally.
The harbor Of Lbertad in the Gulf of California forty
miles northeast OF Guaymas, vas 10 be opened shortly
to the coasng trade
The electors OF the capital offered their cordial con-
gratuaons to Juarez and erdo do Ieada for their
cess IN tho elections far they numbered 1925 per-
sons, according to the Unisf Taiana The following
figures appear to express tho result Mexico with
spect to tie reforms initiated by the Convocatora:
yotes :or It. 5527 agans. it 7477; blanks 1872 The
Juarss in the capital celebrated tho vc.osy OF their
fayorite by tho ringing of bells fireworks and huzzas
the public streets; but, after ALL the majority he OBJ
tanned was not so great many expected According
TO the tee gram received, Jusrcz obtained his minority
NOUS 10 Orzaa the maj rity were Tor Juarez and the
proposed reforms we're accepted General Mendez the
Cove nor Of Paebla, having gwen up The command
retired 70 his home in the era with Juan francisco
aud the Convocatora was published in Puebia- General
n Ramirez teing opposed to the publication OF en-
tire gave up his office OF chief OF police in Pueba and
Colonel jose de Ia Luz Paafox replaced him. The new
Governor OF Pueba issued manifest declaring that
ne only accepted OK the eovernorsh,p and promulgated
the Conyocatoria for the of tho Constitutional
order IN said State The result in Orizav The majority
for Juarez numbered Htty votes; President Of the
rhe same the case in 0axaca General Aatorre de-
ciares that ne WI not accent the canddature for Gov
ernor Of tue state Of Vera Cruz H Aggascanentes the
paper OF Coma amen the conduct OF tho government
employees towards the po or ulta liberal men as The
natural consequences are unfavorable.
The Jaisco Unn LiercL OF September "a, censures
General Cor for furtherpg any candidaure whatever
bis prestige = mi tary man being injurious to tas
the letter I've addressed Juarez under date OF duad
lara, sepen Der IL, as rublsned in tho Contnental
DEAR The Ccnvoaatoria law has been sanctioned in
this state AID have No ionot wl SO be approved OF
OF said document my duy 4 90 declare neither
w h nansS
eSc. % P ne % e 10 s ss eS esa IN gss
masly constituted" Ny desire e that ~ questions %
that may batter our political existence triumph -
congress enlightened BY the dependant press
OF ne snL 70 republic otae%ite under the influence Of
or to mistake the eisct TO: the cause ! remain &ea
Tho Official DiI, OF tho 4th says that, according to
letter from General Escobedo, Jaian Duroga some
OF his followers had been surprised in the Sierra dc
Pichaco aud that he escaped on foot Achievement
OF the Gaiena orcc were IN pursuit. hoping TO capture
him.
some Arrnswong guns had been made in Oaxaca by
Don Manuel Ricardo; OF them being tested vas
found TO prove equal TO any from the United States
Europe.
capital on the Sd. There were about eight thousand
young and robust mon, aud all we'll clad, under
The Bolivian Minister mad arrived the CAPT tai and
pad his respects e President Juarez.
Tue remains OF General Tapia exbumed from the
ed OF battle in front Of Matamoros and conveyed to the
Pantheon OF said city The hero OF Pacnuca was not
forgotten and the ceremony honored by the aulhor
with great soiemnity.
rhe foundations In Tulane rot only caused graf
damage to tho inhabitants OF said town, but also
suburbs The hacienda Of Tepenscasco was almost dc
sroy and others close by they caused by the
great torrents OF rain 10 september.
The rumored depredatons and assassnatons attributed
Topic and Lozada had turned out cGaaydx Lo-
DIN Jose A. Godoy had gwen up the Consulate Of San
Francisco all and intended TO resume the edtorshp
The Camelia mires in Pschuca wero prosperous. and
promise n fortune to tho pruprielcrs
Measures had been taken 70 prevent the robbery Of
several miles OF telegraph wires.
subscription has been opened In the police court In
Jaiapa In aid OF the political prisoners in Pero.s
President Juarez's Authority for the Convo.
catoria-CapitnI Of Vera Cruz Removed TO
Orizaba-Figures in Relation 90 the Troops
Brought by the lntervcntion.
MEXICO, Oct 10, 1857
Since nv last letter the political horizon Of Mexico
has changed many clouds have been scattered and the
future Of Mexico looks promising. The convo-
caora has now been issued by tho OF nearly
every stAe and tho collision which OF one time seemed
mmincnt between the certral and authorities no
longer threatens. Governor Nendex OF PueDla. seems
the most persistent and yet before another rolls
BY we expect the entire complement Of states will
acccded 10 the plan suggested by President Juarez
The MeHicao Congress on the 9th OF October 1862
by an act, declared that
ARTICLE 2 The suspension OF the guarantees Of the
constitution and tho authority conceded to the Exccu.
tive oy tue present Law shalt continue In force SIX
months provided always that peace with France Is
previously established; TX tue shalt continue LONGER
tnau SIX monns the said suspension and said authority
shall continue IN force until thirty days after meeting
OF Congress
ART Within fifteen days after the cessation or tn.
authority the Executive shall render OF their
faculties
This act guarantees TO the President all tho authority
which he Is accused Of assuming in the convocatoria