New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-22
Liner FROM AIeNicO.

Prom iie NeH Orleans FilaJ l1e, Sci o. i-
CRY or MEXICO, Aug. d.
The present Government Of Mexico is evidently
favorable the establishment OF some system OF colo
nization being well there IS no Other mode OF
saving the country and although many OF the nacien
dados landhOders very willing 10 contribute Ihe
rally to this great object strong opposition q It pre-
vas-an opposition arising altogether from the deep
rooted preindccs with which every Mexican OF span
ish origin is mbued against foreigners settling among
them.
The conducta of the supreme Government left io-dsy
for the coast taking with 1t large amount Of specie
strong went dOwH also 10 guard the treasure
and conduct Tildcn to era Cruz whence he Wll oe
shipped 10 the United States He was provided with
hore SC in addition to which lis personal comforts on
the road were provided Tor by several American gen
iemen resident here. Any change from the l0athsOne
prison in which he has been long shut up must be a
hapuy one Reilly still remains IA dur anct, together
with his Interpreter, a Scotchman. named Sutherland
The latter has been living years In the country,
and formerly belonged 20 TeNas. 10 was reported few
days ago that sutherland mad become dersnged, owing
10 the rigorous confinement he II undergoing As 10
the fate Of either nothing whatever has as yet trans
! pred some of the Fellows who. with Reilly Joined
the Mexican army made application nero 70 the hil-n
Consul Mr. Macintosh % send them home o. Ireland,
and he has promised % do 50
There j. one thing very evident here, even 10 the
most unobserving and that Is that more strenuous
efforts are made toward commercial and agricultural
improvement than ever heretofore. The press -
taking very active part IN this step 20 reformation hy
comparing the rapid progress of the commerce and
industry OF other countries under tree aud well rcgua
ted laws, with this The pr0hibitye and ruinous OPP
pres under which the commerce Of this country
abors would sink any people indeed. were il not that
the internal resources Of the country were almost in
exhaustblc 70 would have sunk long ago. Yet still.
the uneXpl0rcd mines the uudevol0ped agricultural
wealth. the immense water power, which might be
made available for an kinds Of manufactures offer in-
ducements Of no ordinary kind 90 the capitalist whether
merchant manufacturer or Agricultural
4 communication was received here yesterday from
our Consul N TabascO by Mr.. Clifford, informing him
that General OF Colonel Bruno had driven the former
out of that place and requesting his immediate inter
ference with the Government here on the subject The
naval commander there had some inquiry Instituted
into the affair, and reports that the offenders were
summary punished From the fact OF Bruno being In
rebellion against the present Mexican supreme Govern
meni. there may be considerable difficulty in getting
proper satisfaction but there is no doubt that the
proper steps viii be- taken hy our Minister here and
that quickly insure due respect % the Representa-
tives OF our Government throughout the Republic.
Many rumOrs aloat here the last lew days con.
corning changes in the Government The most current
that Pcna Pcna is be sent o. the United states
Rosa i, said will take the place OF Otero Minister
OF Relations and Cuevas enters the duties Of Minis
ter of Finance From the present state of the Treasury
however this latter will DE suecure, the slender
state OF the Treasury requiring greatly increased cup
ply % carry on the affairs Of the country. These
changes II carried into effect viii not involve any
change whatever in the present policy OF the Govern
ment