New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-17
From ME11co.-By the steamship Petnta,

From MEIICo.-By the steamship ieNiA'
Capt Longhead, FIVE days from Vera Cruz' We
have received papers from the city OF Mexico up
to the 22d ult. Den Francis Pacheco and tie.
ronimo del Castillo commissioners on the part OF
Yuca:an arrived in Mexico on the 18th July
General Don Matias Pena was brought before
9 court martial to investigate his conduct during
his campaign against Merida.
The Bazaar, known as the Parian, was TO ne
demolished by order Of government.
The Siglo of the 18th July, says: We have
lust received by an express the news that BODY
OF Texans, amounting to LOCO men and about
as many Americans are marching against New
Mexico. Generals Armijo and Monterde were
collecting their forces to defend the mcnaced
points.
The Diaro in noticing the above news says
. If the invaders are Texans the armlstIce agreed
between the two countries will not be executed,
unless they instantly evacuate the Mexican SOL
and if they are not Texans the government OF
the Republic will demand OF Houston an explicit
answer that he may De enabled 10 obtain redfeSs
AGAINST these new crimes committed against the
peace, which was solemnly pledged them by ex-
listing treaties
D. Barranda was named minister of justice and
public instruction, IN lieu OF M. Velez VI. Bar
randa, who had resigned o. Bee, 9Th INST
Several of the Perote prisoners reached New
Orleans in the Pctrita.
The following are the names of the prisoners
who made their escape on the I'd OF July and
have reached that city Gen. Thos. J. Green,
Can't. Chas. K Reese, D. Drake Henry, of Gin
cinnat, R. A. Barley, of Tennessee, David 5.
korngev, of North Carolina, and John For
restor.
The following are the names OF those who es-
capped on the same day and were recaptured;
John Young, Truman B. Beech, of Indiana, Da-
vidJ Davis of kentucky, Thomas Hancock, form
erlv a Santa Fe prisoner, Duncan c. Ogden, Of
New Orleans, j. Samuel Stone, OF s.. LOUIS
and Augustus Ely, native of Germany
From New GRExADA-The bark Ann Louisa,
from Vera Cruz, arrived morning, having sailed
on the 18th.
From gentleman of this city, passenger on
board the Ann Louisa, who left Bogota on the
cath Of Nav. we have the following Intelligence:
The L. S. Charge d'Atialrs, Mr.. Blackiord'
had been negotiating for treaty with the gov
eminent of New Grenada, requiring as the FIRST
condition that the additional duty OF FIVE per cent
had been acccdcd to, but when the matter came
before the Congress, the proposition was rejected
BY an unanimous vote.
There had been an instruction among the ne
croes in the province of Paste, but it had been
suppressed.
War was expected between New Grenada and
the republic of FL Ecuador, in consequence Of
the former refusing to pay certain claims set up
by the latter These claims grew out of the as
sistance rendered by Ell Ecuador TO New tirena-
da in supprcssng the late revolution. General
Flores, President Of Ell Ecuador, had promised
the command OF part of his forces to General
Obando, one of the leaders in that revolution, IN
case war should be declared.
Carthagena had been declared free port from
the LIST Of January, 1874. The Importation of
gunpowdcr had been prohibited from the same
date and the fabric of the article declared
monopoly, like that Of tobacco.
[Com. Advertiser, 18th.