New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-11

Upon
insert letter which ind in paper Of the 18th inst
IL IL dated
saS BIAS, April %. 1877
Al O'Clock dis morning here arrived ibis port Ia
day. from Nszssu bosl dispatched by CONNER
cis with -irg gle object " adving he Oc-rs
Of Two small vessels. ich we're sb 10 o. all from hs
zstsn provisions hat they should @ o. bot
81 once piace tner vessels c sssy BY s-cssng Them or
ruuning tnsm mo s0ms uufrs q1elled creek.
The occasion FOR The dpsich Of lnese Instruction. ~
The parties interested Is hat 90 he 10Th met Two OF ne
ene0y vessels Or presented themselves % Mara a.
e'isb ishng Stew the blocksde ~h,h had been inter
pied By the departure Of the cruisers From The vessels
which had arrived information WAS OBJ sned tha BY the
29h eight other vessels would reach here win s1eeni
force 10 occup % by force of and then The
town Of san las ike lsm-nisble fac was preparing
for Acapulco whittier large psysl force had already
commupiest. his Information with he view iha,
may be laid bsfore bis Excesncy &c. Gen Bussmenie'
Thai be msy tate such he msy deem flung FOR
The critical Circumstances 10 which our unhappy country
'p'1 colnardsncia Dc cslsiore, De san Bias.
To the AZ min sirslor u the Customs Al Tepic
Gen. Alvarez, who appears now As one Of the compel.
itOr for the Presidency accused not msny months
ago under the Administrator Of Psredes of the gross
est corruption Among other charges was one that he
misappropra,ed funds destined for the California hNpe-
ditior and that he sold the smamenis Of some OF the
Mexican works the Pacific and applied the proceeds
10 bis own use Now he Is Of the pillars upon which
the hopes Of bis countrymen rest lie has lately psced
Acapulco which may be considered his lair ~ STATE OF
defence and gone up 20 Mexico assist In the general
defence followed Il il said by three or four thousand
Before leaving he published an address 10 the IN
habtans Of his section Of the country, explaining 20
them the objects Of the war on the part OF tho Ameri-
cans ID Is full OF Interpretations but u neverthe'
lees well written and spirited. He concludes by elins
them sharpen their knives and that the war VIII soon
be over.
Another candidate for the Presidency perceive
Mechor Ocampo lie Is now, Ne believe. Governor OF
the State Of MchOac He IL friend Of the President
Substitute Ansys and strenuous advocate Of the var
We find long letter in the papers advocating bis views
He calls upon the people 70 join the guerilas 70 aDan'
don the large cities and carry their property on to the
mountains. Should Mexico consent 70 make peace win
the enemy he will fight he says against the inhabitants
of that well the foreign foe such u ms
aversion peace that were the country 10 consent to
it-even were his own Michoacan 10 do THE declares
he will rather expatriste himself than yield 10 It and
live In 3 dishOnOred country.
The proclamation Of Con. Scott 20 the Mexican nst0n
was produced in the Mexican Congress the lfth Of
MAY From the statement OF the Minister, il would seem
10 have been found among some intercepted papers
The RsppbHcqnO treats the document with little cere
mony and without attempting 70 reply 10 us reasonlng
denounces Il ~ impernen, and disrespectiu The Gov
eminent has conceived the suspicion that the document
was concocted by Mexican acting in conjunction
with Scott end the fury of the nation and the severity
Of the laws held up IN igrOal against all who thus
connive with the enemy
In remarkng upon the civil dissensions in Durango
the RepubcdRO takes occasion 10 read wholesome les
son is countrymen upon the license OF ner military
nders. 10 the time the people will learn the true
value of this numerous and mos profitable class Hear
the RfplbLcaRO rate them
Who has lod ih-se seditous and nsubord soldiers
that they tie judges Of lie conduct Of public unc-
ousry verv superior 10 rank 10 all u them, Who
given hem authority declare the country IN danger, NJ
order that they may impose laws on he civil anihou les
In opinion they deserve the name Of traitors only
who IN he presence Of The invader do nothing but excite
solutions.
the gFavesi against pubic order ard our insu
ard Is necessary that should not escape with i'm
pun that the people may thst the STATES have not
recovered their sovereignty % be he Sport Of these com
mscdng Generals TIE nation hiss been long enough ihe
victim Of thee dlsgrscefu military cOmm0tons. which
Ae having exhausted u, have et defeuceess IN We
power OF The stranger ltis time At eas mai NE scaooa
should cease
In another number the same paper advSes the Gov
eminent that the vast number OF officers who are now
idle the capital drawing their pay but rendering no
equivalent should be organized into companies without
regard 10 rank. aud made 10 serve the country
The contributions Of the clergy Of the country by no
means correspond 10 the demands and expectations OF
the Government the liberal editors Some bshopres
highly commended for their lberaliiy while others
are strongly condemned niggardy In their sppro
pristions Many too, Of the clergy made no acknow.
edgmen Of or reply to the circular OF the Government
calling upon them for all. They are threatened with
official snd popular dispeasure.
The law SURPRISING the liberty OF the press mas been
found futile The press appears 10 us a. bold As ever
and instead of supporting Ansya now opposes him
II has compelled by It's influence the recent change
OF Ministers.
In the Iris Spanish paper published In Mexico. Il
was announced on the 9Th uit that convention had
been concluded by the Government with the spanish
Minister. by winch II was agreed lihi tuH VI 'i
Catholic Majesty should protect not only nsturazed
Spsnards In Mexico, but the Of those who were
born IN the Republic The RPublicaRo taxes the alarm
this. and demands an explanation from the oincia
orgsn Subsequently do not ind the subject men
toned The RegubloaR0 takes FIRE a. every indication
Of European influence in the affairs OF the country.
We have before the letter Of Sebor de- IA Rosa, &C.
cepting place ia the Ministry. The only notable pas
sage in il Is as l0Ows am hOnOred 10 taking psrtn
the labors of Cabinet which am will devote al
its energies to the independence and nationality OF
the country. sustaining the Al every cost unul
peace honorable aud useful for Mexico may be possible
We have now gone through with the rather neagre
files last received The details possess litue interest
in themselves and yet may serve TO give an idea OF the