New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-23
Later from pIexlco.

The PicagVl, Ass f.e o.. the .ir-5 Ir1s OF Vera
Cruz. coming dow t. the goth ot Ausgsi-aye or SIX
days alter than W. have before received
Mesce I'D alsion IN toe papers o. Paroles or any Of
his PROJECTS Nor any other revolutionary designs
menuonei-uos that the Mexican lnsurrrction j. sup
prc-sed-ssve the PROJECT o. the Sierra Msire Republic
The anniversary @! the bse OF Ch.rubssco the 20th
ot Alsu.t was @ have been celebrated To- toe City Of
Mexico With appropriate ceremonies Toe Battalion Of
Independence which gel Ia that bloody aa r.
90 leave The cy the night previous aud bivouac
upon the battlefield and the day return with the
mortal remsins oi those WHO Eel ia the sction TIE
National Palace was % be dapei la mourning the
Nstoasl lag 70 be a. haimas', aud the citizens gene
rally called upon % take part 10 tie funeral ceremonies
over the victims ot the bloody conflict whose remsns
were @ BE- deposited 10 the cemetery ~ santa Psu,
Preparations are already making Ia Mexico for a
grand public funeral the sth OF February mex for
Col Btdrras. who fen calamity IN the battle Of Molina
del Rey.
The SIKH XIX complains of the frequency snd au.
dscity with which roooeries are still committed In the
city They take place Ia the middle Of the day and Ia
thr heart of the city.
The Mexicans. az last appear 70 be arousns az the
prospect OF decent upon Tampic0 and Vera Cruz
from the United states. The rc0 iris audes to the
subject with the niiteresl feeling aud treats the preeNt
OF rendering assistance To the Vera Crulan0s,1 achieve
their liberties wiki utter sc1rn.
The press Of the Capital complains that Congress,
though apparently busy with various projects brought
before H. accompshes nothing that gives itself mp
% barren discussions. bill Was before It provit NJ
that the prOHlHclfs of Guansua-o should be tried be-
lore the ordinary Ul0ulh-s ana NOT ~ Jaw
Tn. Government opposed the bill but 10 passed to a
second reading by vote ot ~ @ :,
The instructions promoted IN the South OF the state
OF Mexico have been brought 10 end BY the influence
vi Alvarez.
Gen. Urea has made protest 20 the Government OF
his uuaerabe iielliya denied that be ever lent him.
self the views OF the piratca insurgents OF Matsnn
grand banquet given IN the City OF Mexico on
the 18th ut by those companies Of the National Guard
composed Of foreigners. Many people OF note were
present snd the utmost hsrity prevailed Peace and
prosperity 10 the country were the reignng toass.
~ Pealcs Court OF Death IS now EXHIBIT
ing Ia Boston The Chr0H0'ype SAYS OF u; IL i a
work of art which in lie design and execution will
crafty the purest tss e and study It and tai
10 receive double compensation for his time and
money Il not only delights the eye bat conveys a
sound and healthy moral lesson to the heart
rS' Gibson L. Cranmer ESQ. one of the Cass
state Central Committee for the state OF Illinois, "a
announced in the last SprHRfh journal ~ candidate
for Presidential ElectOr ID support the claims OF Ma.
tin Van Buren, Thus the rat, are abandoning the
sinking ship ia all quarters.
~ Among numerous Indications of the iucreas-
in interest of the community In giou ntellig ence,
il IS noticed that three UNCONVENTIONAL newspapers
have within a short period been commenced Ia Texas
the Tris Prssby,eraq, the Teras CirisaH Adc0edfs,
and the Teas True EraRgelisf.
- The new Telegraph Line from Portland is
20 stop at 81 John. New Brunswick steamer viii
run 10 - John from Digby the ensuing Winter to con
meet with expresses from Halifax % Disby. and the
English news be teIsgraphed from - John to Boston.