New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-18
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-. =. N,>,,N B. ssSJCs tSt IN secret session oi
-. tw>, N,S,>ys ~ Congress On the ian ~ pe'S'r''
-. N,.s,,,,; ~ E,Nsu AlScS communicated ~ ihc'n
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So sssif;rS s. SVg1G hVStshtcs between TWO Acpu"
N,s,A s.,sli: ~ ~ iru,y united by sympathy and
$685.. ,ts o awyaN. .agC'csi. 'aG Government at
NA,,, ~, G.s;-,>,. ~ s.SHlI; the affair oI IcNSs
\, sss.s..,; s,G ;aNs N o'eT TO Si'''r a. crtef'
z,. ~ .sC .UNt;ci \! oaec iSSsen"o'c Sn" "o'nFApe
800 .lr,-S % N,,0. stui Sn nNuy EXTRAORDINARY,
Sss.sf MeNs.>a Government bo disposed 10 receive
~, ;,,rr.aaca; ct Nc>ico gcpicd, thai the relations
,NsVg Ike svS cCGGt:IcS ec ~ atoAcA II could not re-
c,yc ~ Sr>ey IL i,s5ac character ea; would ADMIT
,>> .r >,,yt private 0cagcrot ;ho message III qucs
50 s. &c coroicon tta. uFs q. ali the United states
s,yxrrsSr: saCG.G Withdraw rs squadron from Inc
s.-> y Vc-S CyU.. The Minister aided That without
sys.es - ,scse !aiosISl communications the MeNl'
a. Government; wls.j continue 70 take measures 10
scc; NN.ra V;ii oSsiS i'd'' on TIC part vi inc
-, sn,;.r Il the Creole rcpo:ts tina; when he sailed
- "a C-- ;ae L : squsdron had taken lis depart
Us s,.Sy X deemed u sieniteSEcc II the above
so,; x coc-cc;, TIA; report however initiates alto
es- Nis he repeated deo!&rsionS mace IL me On'oa
:, = - infamous q oC. Government;
K -. >s,gs q JSSYa announces me afrIv@. mere
=, - ,,s,.s >: zee lS,h ut u the Baron Aieye dc
CyY-sy - eNNias;er Of tT&sce win us is'h!, &C
.=.Asss3 >:soas escort Ills ENceAency, according
;, = s..e-:y aAd been treated with the greatest re
s-cc. Sac without tie slightest insult
y - .=a= SIGi.s;A. Governor OF IAoasco. IN an
NJ nta az
lSz--S.,s.S< :Aein lYoa the restoration OF the empire
= - As All CONSTITUTIONAL order, MICE mad oeen Gus
sxz@e4 .--ts .ae -.a " June THIS pac!hcs'lon was
=. s-sc:s- Wco-: shedding sooc cea! OF oiooc Zen
--a cc=-.Ia@:. tas garrison. resisted tae Gov
s-- y ~ Nsi, ~. having received an accession Oh
sz:sx-s IL forces OF ;..e Governor, under Gen. Pc
e. -.zcSe lie lasGrs gents, ce.ea:ed theui Win some
..ss, 49, :o>oa S.uao A2e a. h.s sia; prisoners.
.s-.s. 14s teen received IL MeAeo from havana
z.cA ...s;-caS TIA; young Spa,laIG named Gomez
"a. .es;. A.res:ei ~ Tie ponce, VINO had Just arrived
:cca Mexico, commissioned ey enc whose aatne
.-po.ey omitted with The intention OF assasslnatns
G-- SA-:A As rs case had already oeen !ied. and
ac:o-c 70 ne letter: me crim!ra. would be sedtenced
80 .e.:-sSs .! CtL;s u AREA Gen SANTA ana uau
sEv.s$eG - perfect satisfaction with the ACTIVITY, zeal
a. --le.E.cy q ne po,cc.
So. Co.,o tee Minister Of Public Instruction,
.-s.e &c aas been compelled - Il! health 10 resign
- Ss: zen has !sC by The appoint Eent OF D.
D-c.s,..o Monies te Oca delegate ifoIa Gusnaluaio
- Mexican Congress wss engaged on The list u!t.
proposed oy the Government that the enlist.
-. 0: ne defenders OF independence ard tue laws"
.z: - enforced upon every citizen from the day OF
s:--= g. .-sio!.ty Until the age OF MY Inc same
Gays proposition was introduced by severa! deputies
-: liz ;.o5o.;0:y avs II regard 10 the admission Oh
fJcS:s which come u competition with any oranch o.
.-l= INDUSTRY should not be susPeHdeG osoFe hearing
o.-.c. o. - east two-tAirGs OF the assemblies OF
- Departments
Tue M.o:se. 0; Wa bad Introduced pro-
r-os IL Ihe Zee introduction OF firearms and side
10 TIE Republic, order that every citizen may
.ov.ce himself the cheapest rate with the means OF
cefs.Grg ire country and the national Independence.
TIE a=enaon OF Congress appeared to De very much
occupied ~.lE lie details U. ilc Turit.
among Inc members elect 10 the next Senate OF Mex
leo The names OF Generals Bustamente A!monte
Fe.sza Cuevss and oIaers whose names are familiar
= ne United States
The papers OF Vera Cruz clamorous for the Gov
proceed IN the matter OF the projected Rail
road between the; port and the capital The fear s that
Uness the present opportunity OF constructing the road
De embraced foreign capitalists will not again be found
ready 20 embark n 80 extensive project.
Cree. complaints made that the troops IN San Juan
&c U!ua ana in tie vicinity OF Vera Cruz, greatly
suffering Tor want OF clothing. The Government Is
called upon loudly supply money at leas; Tor the ne
cesss.1es CT existence FOR Inc troops.
e Sis!o NIX. and others sharply reminding the
Government that the expedition against California
was authorized six months ago, has not yet set forth
W aen W.. II proceed they ask derslvcly.
The raTages OF the indians in the Departments OF Du
gsngo Zacatecas and elsewhere were continued with
Their wonted atrocities large number Of people have
been murdered and an immense amount OF booty has
been carried Of! by them The people, in their eXtrcm-
~! call upon the General Government for aid and Is
suggested and urged upon that the militia OF the De-
paneni should De organized 70 meet this peculiar and
eVe!I-cu!!!ng emergency.
In the engagements which have taken place between
the ssvsges aud the people assembled to resist them the
lo!msT nave been uniformly successful. The people
wee IN the last extremity fear At last accounts
me Indians were within Jour leagues OF Fresnio conc
o. ne rchest mining in hcXico) and III twenty OF
NE Capital OF Zacatecas. In Durango TWO hundred In
on. mad penetrated IN fifteen days the very heart Of
Denhrrrn ppr Nor hup I'VE drsI pprsnp had
oen Killed thousands OF horses and cattle been driven
or and they marching within fifteen lsagucs Of the
capita lying waste, p!underng and numbering at their
pleasure.
so loon as Gen Paroles at san Louis Potos heard of
tnee atrocities he detached from his forces regiment
cavalry 10 the aid o the inhabitants, ana II Is supposed
Iaa The horrible OF carnage and punder would
thereby be stayed.
Ihe!e have been serious difficulties N relation 10 the
e!eea0ns In the Department vi Jaleco. The Govern-
en! was thought have ntertered most inurousy to
prevent freedom OF The Government organ pub
"sned on official ylndcaton OF It's course III the matter
Z. StSlo XIX. comes boldly and attacks the high
landed conduct Of Col faco IN Mazatlan IN preventing
" us military authority, Senior Canedo from pro
nouncng address in which ne designed 10 celebrate
sae praises OF the Federal system The pretext OF Col
rscio ier interfering was that the pubic tranquility
"ignl be endangered by such an address.
VAPI. FKEMoST'S EXPEDlTIoN.--We have pre-
rlousy stated that In the expedition upon which Capt
Is now engaged, the plan was ON rrrlvnS at tue
ei making the Investigations directed, 20 return 10
states ~ the way Of the Arkansas the Red river
Nui1e capt Fremont would himself pursue his advenu
us pain OF discovery into the Great Basin spoken OF
IL nis report This detachment placed under the
his eaide:
we understand that le,teys have been received from
lieut. aoert dated al Fort Gibson I'D October, report
Ivy ls arrival thefe with MS party ali safe, after having
accomplished the orders which he received from Capt
Fremont Union
PRESENT or 4 BiBLE-We were shown on
saturday very splendid copy of the Holy Bible got up
:! L!Pp!ncott . Co. as presen: 10 Ole bull. a beauu
M! eesigned inscription the lily leaf, executed in
Osssons npest style shows who were the donors
ssa he ooject OF the presentation 1t is as follows TO
az Ole B. Bull tribute OF gratitude Tor his valuable aid
behalf OF The Poor. Presented by the managers OF
"e Home Mission Society. Philadelphia, Nov a. '45'
.Phila. Ledger
q Mr. CALHouN has been Hospitality entertained
aNeN'ofleans the Guys guest Aele Tor Memphis
e steamer Maria with his suite, and the City Delegates
- 'as Memphis Convention on Saturday evening the
80 Inst lie was received TWO days p!evioVs al tie de-
ros On hs way from Mobile by the Governor and Sec
10y ofS,se, the Mayor and civil and military auieori'
esq ne city.
heavy CARGo.-The cargo OF the brig AIgomaA
@ among other things, OF 10000 bushels OF wheat
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