New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Tba suboined letter from our correspondent in the
saHsquadron, who is thoroughly versed in Mexi
an politics will be read with interest. N. o. Pic.
| Special Correspondence of the Picsyune.
U. s. Squadron, ANTON LIzARDo,
March T. lS47.
By an express from Mexico learned day before
Yesterday that revolution was in progress attended
VIII hgtng and bloodshed the object of which the
.tOsing Of Gomez Farias, and the present Congress
I'd The repeal Of the law confscatng the ecclesiastical
pperty cannot learn that they have set up any par
par Chief or form OF government, as substitute for
q, existing
The friends of Santa Anna and particularly Almonte
Ne oslensibly engaged peace makers, and II was
tv days reported that they had succeeded in com
pumising the difference, but we hear by this express
As the nsurrecuOn has broken out afresb, and that
hey had been fighting for three days The issue is not
.oubral-the fall of Gomez Farias and the repeal OF
he odious law.
This revolution Is said to have been instlgaed by the
priests who charged with using the weaker sex as
heir agents.
On the 2lst the Government anticipating disturb
nee took certain precautions which attracted general
fssnsion and were commented on by the newspapers
lfcrce Of $50 directed by order OF Gomez Fa
ia to occupy the University which was the quartet of
10 regiment Of National Guards called fldpe7dencia
The National Guards resented this attempt 70 over
rse them. and uniting with other companies and with
her eonfederates in the city sent deputaton TO Go
nef Fsras 70 demand the evacuation of the quartet
The Vice President yielded. and the Nationals dis
grsed. This outbreak appears 10 have been the germ
q the revolution in Mexico.
By the latest news from Mexico received while am
wiring II is doubtful how the matter will end. The
ndiers appear to vacillae, and regiment has gone
esek to the Government
Some sales Of church property have recently been
made al very low rates.
sthor csserts, in a speech against the law, sets down
he value OF the church estates in rustic and city secur
uss foundation benefce &c at $63 100000. In addition
this are church ornaments &c. TO the sum OF 5000
90 Of which last he estimates that 100000 may be
tfpOsed O benefit OF the state, making the
skole disposable church property S67, 100000.
about sii 900 900 of the securities invested that
as Gales would ruin numerous families. 30 that only
100000 remain for the of the Government. IL Is
ssmpted to be shown that only about Sl0OoOOO0 could
sreslzed with the greatest sacrifices.
Aprolect has been offered to supply the Treasury by
sooiributon throughout the the Republic OF VI upon
every 1000 yearly of real and personal property
amounting $4,000 and upward which is to be paid in
sdvsnee by instaments Of one third Thoseswho have
EOS than 5000 to pay 81 per $1,000 sborers poor
persons and servants TO be exempt.
The sale of the useless vessels ofwar has been au-
aortzed by large vote.
The Governor of the State Of Vera Cruz gives notice
la, having overcome the difficulties which occurred in
terrifying the Pass of Puento Naeiona he left that point
he 18th inst 70 20 10 the town of San Carlos where he
all make his arrangements for the barricading and de-
eee Of the roads and then he will so to Vera Cruz to
agree with the Commandan General upon other means
relating 10 the defence Of the state. He left Vera Cruz
yesterday
Vera Cruz quite generally believed among the
foreign residents that the defence will be of the feebest
description am however inclined to think that there
vii be vigorous resistance al first but II viii not last