New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-16

CRY or MExicO, May

CRY or MEXICO, May 81 lric.
ProruHcamicat0 has been made IN AguAs Caliehiess
and the leaders of the reyout0nists are Faredes ia
rauta and a son OF Gomez Farias The objects OF inc
movement are announced 10 be continuation OF iho
with the United states and the oycrtnro" Oh me
peace Government The insurgents number from ,uoo
10 500 and il feared that all the inhabitants ~ tbs
state Aguas Cacnte aud some of those OF Iacate~
cas- will support the movement The Immediate cause
of tie outbreak appears 10 have been some orders Is
sued by fho General Government for the removal oil
Col Ztvala ~ Command ante General and the appoint
Izent OF Col Orteaga In his place Ia'ala, VINO - an
old disciple OF Paredes, aud who was doubtless enconf
aged by the presence OF his General ordered Orteags
10 be sent eight leagues from the city the latter max
ing his appearance claim his command. The Gov
OF the state is supposed 10 be implicated, a. no
made no attempt 10 suppress the movement.
The Representatives from Coahuila and Iamaulipas
have protested againt the treaty, especially the MN
article They also state that the occupation Of TERN
tory belonging 10 these states by the American IoISes
would be work OF violence and force, and finally, that
said States will preserve their rights uninjured, TO oo
reclaimed al Whatever time circumstance WIZ permit
The reception here of our Presidents Message IN re
gard 10 iucatan has created some excitement Inc
atrocities committed by the indians upon the whites
have created deep feeling OF indignation among al
classes and whatever action the American Government
may be disposed to take in the premises Is very likely
70 be- anticipated by the one now spoken OF here 10
has been seriously proposed aud as seriously enter.
tanned that body of four or hye hundred men should
be raised well armed and equipped, who should elect
their own officers and march the relief oil the whites
raising the men il concerned, as there are numerous
followers OF the army whom the cessation OF me pre-
sent war will throw out OF employment, and doubtless
any number nigh, be raised for such purpose when
the volunteers are disbsnded The boys here have no
idea Of allowing English interference than Fresl'
dent Polk has.
A correspondent of the Monitor, speaking Of project
for the or ganiza ton of the Mexican army protests
against there being any more officers appointed than
are necessary for the soldiers and says that In Quere
taro there are 400 soldiers and 600 oicersora little
more than two thirds of 20 officer The editor
OF the same paper avOws himself In favor Of the abo
ton Of the commentaries ReHeraies and the establish
nen of National Guard in the several states leaving 10
each state the organic alton OF il own force lie also
entreats Congress 10 adjourn before passing law
for the encouragement emigration with re'Si0"
0ierati0H.
VERA Cruz May -, Iois
The adjutant general to Col Hughes came in today
from Jaaps and reports that Capt Wheat started on
the 9th met with about twenty-five men 10 catch some
deserters II Qleretaro that on ms arrival Capt w
was forbidden % enter the town that 800 guerflss
made their appearance "a dispute II that Capt W cent
an express 70 Col Hug hes informing nm that he had
taken up a formidable position and should await ms
orders Gov Hughes had, At the time OF the starting OF
this officer gathered all his spsre forces and was gong
TO the assistance Of Capt w