New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-22
Farther from Mexico.

Farther from -Ncx1co.
On the out .de X Il be found letter from cur
Vera Cruz correspondent, giving an account OF the
STATE of things in Mexico. We gather the follow
ip- additional items from papers brought by the
.4delGide
The ptarto. which is the Official pspeF gives sassise,
torv accounts Of ire resources az the coiniaa o. e
Government the augmentation OF Ie o--si
&c Ten thousand u,e1. ACCORDING 20 - GO "a
,ro,i5 soe.Sv De assembled q: san LUIS Fo.osi zen
e-s Paroles was 70 out for the army on ne SUaa q
jr!v General B-svo hsv!as arrived nom era -
assume the Presidency 40 interim ~, =.
rs P-es,Gsr; Paroles issued decree OF ne -oi o.
J-,I- ~ conformity WIKI resolution q the CoazEess,
one :,e! OF which directed the issue OF et'eFs o.
aca:,s- ne commerce OF me United states
another decree rad beea issued opening ne ono"
v po- 70 foreign commerce during ne ccn-:hosHce o.
me blockade -Alva-ado, TusPan @o'o
Ia Marina and Tcco!u:a on The Gull, and MaIzai-o q
TIE ria-o announces that ;yro b-3.stes consisting 0;
1900 men r. cz1nor 500 horses and iuv IHies. aI
s:: Lris Po;os: that tneT were p'eeeoet -.
TIE 18th BY another brigade ard taa: Il the eGulf;1s;.
O: ,.ese more than $4,000 had been expended Il
saws that subsistence for lie army e. utov Hsq ote''
provided c- long ;irae cone, and tAs; ample pro
vson has been made FOR the payment OF 'he oos a
We! a. Of TIE civil officers employed D! the Go'e!
nent
The troops sent by the Government to put down the
revolt have been defeated By the insurgents IN 'he De
pa-rent OF jalisco. Gen A-evslo was among me 81.
ed and II said ina; towns Il Js!apa mad pro
claimed" also. ...,.,,A.- =.
me uopu!ace had gwen their adherence 70 me pan OF
GuaGsaxara- win some additions Gene!Ls Lsl3''0
and Perez were at the head OF the pEonunciafeFio.
said that the scurvy has made sad hsToe among
The crews OF TIE blockading squadron CO.. ahtonIo
Ws--lnez hsd 20, u. counter revolution in Topic, in
fsvor of restoring affairs 70 heir former sa'e ana
rzias the Supreme Government On me V'n Oh .-.:
an acton ,ooS place near the City OF Mexico oetVsi
he r-oops OF prom and Torres and those OF the
Government in which the former was enaEey routed
with the loss OF eleven killed snd wounded Don Aio
mia SOFA first Judge OF Acapulco had been condemned
- no da,rivad o; Office for being engaged in smuggling
tobacco The garrison OF Tsu:pco had been reinforced
| b- battalion OF troops
Thas been proposed 20 the Government Of Laca'ecss'
70 subu1i, plan for election 10 Congress 10 give
IGOR 10 the national defence 10 preserve the integrity
I OF the nation, sc
on the 10Th there appeared in The official paper aro
er decree regulating the payment OF the national dept
II establishes general fund OF 70 per cent OF al the
duties on imports received al the maritime ana roh'ieF
custom houses of the Republic Tor the uinediae pay
ment OF interest reditos) and successive instruments
tanort!zauon The distribution OF SAID iuId WI! oe a:
follows / The diplomatic conventions VIII DC comphed
with according their terms "a originally agreed on
> There Will De paid 10 the holders OF the iorel=h deo
~ nor cont OF the import du:ies OF the cusomhouses OF
Vera Cruz ami Tanp!co And ,. The residue shall be
applied 20 the payment oil the interior consohHaeo ana
deferred debt
Tbev write from Monterey that the work OF torttyins
that town continues with energy Martial law had been
proclaimed and there much enthusiasm asa'nstthe
CIftpr,rIr., July Our enemies on tie East are
the four tribes CamHnches with their allies, the Cahl-
euas and Others the North the Apacha- suod"idcd
INTO nine tribes more numerous IN population than the
I CamanChcs On the side, also, are the Anglo
American rocked IN the cradle Of the Indian whom he
abhors and nurtured with the blood and swea; OF tue
negro whom ne dcspises.
The Governor and CommandsEt General OF ChIhua-
hua under date OF July O,h. informs the Governor OF
the Department OF Zacatecas, what he deems un-
questionable authority that 600 men the Vanguard OF an
American army 6000 strong destined for The invasion OF
Chihuahua had made their appearance on the river Der
neo He declares his determination TO resist the nva
oy evcry means in his power NJ the SAME tiic he
calls earnestly for assistance.
MEXICO. July 2--An express has Just arrived an,
nouncng that the United states troops TO III. number oil
1000 men have lett Camargo their way TO Monterey
JALApA July 2i-A pronuncamento was made on
the Goth inst in the town of Coatepec We are lgno
rtRt OF lis It's object
VERA CRUZ, July 25-The two pieces OF cannon
which lei; here yesterday in the direction of Jalapa
turned today. We do no; get know the true cause OF
the movement
VERA CRuz, July 29-With deep regret we learn that
the decree has been renewed imposing two reaa per
arrobe upon tobacco
1t is reported that some towns in the neighborhood of
Jalapa have proclaimed the Federal system with
in their hands-which regret account of The dis
orders which when force and not reason preside
over the public destinies
MEXfco, July 2s.Itis said that in order 10 couneract
The pronuncianeno Mt Coatepec, in the Department OF
the active squadron of Jaapa and picket OF the squad
ron OF Orizava and that hundred auxiliares under
Col Zenoble have gone 10 post themselves at Puente
Nacional.
Last isht the Secretaries of Departments withdrew.
and today at o'clock P W. Gen. Bravo took possession
OF the Presidency.
MEXIco, July 24.-When was ever the nation in
dep!orable circumstances than the present. Her
territory dmembered Says the Assembly OF Zacaecas)
by the excson OF Yucatan, and perhaps OF both the
CALIFORNIA; the vast territory OF Texas usurped and
that OF Tsmsupas and Neuva Leon occupied by foreign
troops the Departments of Mexico Jssco, Snaoa and
Sonora distracted by intestine discords those OF New
Mexico. Chihuahua Durango Coahuila and Zacatecas,
afflicted By the omahawk OF the ierocious savage and
the nation distressed by the painful uncertainty OF the
future; IT. treasure exhausted its politics confused.
and al the bonds O: public morals relaxed This IS
true picture OF condition.
The British mail steamer Dee, which brought the
Mexican papers Havana, brought also report that
the t. : frga,e Cumberland got aground OIL Alysrado,
near Vera CRUZ and that oai her had been
sary to throw her guns overheard.