New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-08
Farther from Mexico.

We have received our files of FL Monitor Repub-
lcano to the 18th inst from the City of Mexico, being
i've days later than previously received.
The intelligence from Guiana justo IL OF particular
importance. On the 18th the troops OF Bustamente
tered and occupied the village of Valencana. after
painful march by route which presented many diih
cuties TO the transportation OF artillery. The insur
gents made some show of resistance 10 the march OF
the Government forces, but II does not appear that ans
harm was done on either aide TO "man or beast
private letter states that Jarauta and Negrete fed pre-
cpitatey from Valenciana the approach Of Busta
mente. party of dragons sent in pursuit OF
the ustves but Of course did not succeed in overtak
ing them.
On the nth the Government forces were entrenched
at Nacncisna and MelladO and the two hostile bodies
were quietly watching each other Provisions were
every day becoming and dearer which, accord
ing to the Monitor rendered more desperate the sus
ton of the beseiged in Guanaiuato.
Bustamente had sent his wounded. who amounted
10 more than eighty from Narf 70 silao; s,--...-
tho nth snrfccnt number OF SendtOrs
of Congress in the Capital form quorum; they
cordingly Organized for business. There was no quo
rum Of the Chamber of Deputies
Much alarm existed in the State of Guerctaro on &C
count of the rumored successes of the insurgents.
The state of Guatemala has declared an amnesty for
the past and security for the future 20 all who have en-
deavored 10 overturn the Government
large number of the citizens OF Vera Cruz had
petoned Congress to statute declaring Paredes
outlaw.
Robberes between Vera Cruz and the City of Mexi-
co were becoming so frequent and audacous that tht
fast detected.
The trial of the notorious robber, Rogue Mirander
began the 18th. before Gabriel Gomez dc Ia Pena.
The Government still complains Of the remissness OF
Bustamente in transmitting advces of his movement
The citizens of the Capital are subscribing for the re-
lief of the Yucatecos More than : coo had been raised
for that purpose on the 10th.
The Monitor states that of the S3OOOOOO received
from the United States, only million remains in tho
Treasury. and calls upon the Treasury Department t.
account for the disbursement of the two millions.
The elections in the Department Of Vera Cruz re-
suited follows For President Herrera; for Sena
tors, Pedro jose Echeverria, Juan F. Barcena; for
Deputies Ramon Muhoz Muhoz Manuel Zsrate, jose
Miguel Bringes Ramon Nunez Jauregni and Francisco
Carbajal
The Monitor has accounts from Huasteca the seat Of
the of castles, to the eth inst. The Government
troops making head against the Indians and hope.
were entertained that peace and tranquility would
soon be restored TO that portion of the country
The Legislature of Morea was in session. The new
Governor Juan B. Cebaos, had entered upon the dis
charge of his duties.
On the 9th inst the City of San Luis Potos was be
ing fortified in anticipation of hostile visit from Par
edes and his adherents.
The Government had ordered Don Francisco Enrille
depart within three days for Vera Cruz and thence
beyond the limits of the Mexican Republic, on suspi
cion OF being agent of Psredes IN. O. Delta, 2sth