New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29


Adgices from Queretaro are up 20 Sunday last,
the Goth inst. There is nothing OF political interest
Herrera continued Ill, though a little better than
some DAYS since. Congress Is slow getting To-
gether bat the Monitors correspondent thinks the
chances that sufficient number Tor the transac
ton of business-whatever doubts may have here
to(ore existed-will soon be in attendance. The
elections had taken place in Jalisco. There was
much talk at Qaeretaro about Alvarez, and 1t was
by no means 10 his favor. Ii 10 charged that he
has not done as he should IN the present war. The
late revolutionary movement in the neighborhood
of Tolucs which resulted in the expulsion OF Gov.
Olaguibel is attributed 10 him. He had been
written TO blythe Government and others TO lend
his influence in suPpressug, with strong hand,
the shameful proceedings IN the SOath, but as ne
had done nothing, all confidence In him Is lost II
is generally believed and there can be but little
doubt on the subject that nothing but revengeiol
feelings induced him to get up popular outbreak
against Olaguibel
A quarrel took place al bulLhgnt between the
two senerals-Lombardnia and kchsgsray-in re-
gard to the disposition Of certain troops on the oc
cason. The former. being irritated, threatened 10
deprive the latter of his command mprison him,
and have him arragned for disObedence
american Star of Feb. "a.
There were thirty one members present at the
meeting held on Monday last, the 2lst last Let
tiers were received from Jose Maria Franco, Depu-
ty from the State of Mexico, assigning the reasons
for his not making his appearance To attend 10 his
duties Another also from kIiZonds, deputy from
Coahuila, stating that he should be In Queretaro
Immediately. Another meeting was ordered to be
held on the Goth inst. Several commune atoms
were received from the Minister OF Relation In.
closing the answers OF the Governors OF Sonora aud
Tabasco 10 the order of the Government TO procure
the attendance of the Deputies from those states
to report themselves at Queretaro Immediately
This together with another communication from
the Commissary OF Oajaca, stating that neither Of
the Deputies the Senators from that State had
appeared at his Office receive their pay, were re-
ferred, and no farther action had on the subject.
The elections for Senators and Deputies had
taken place in the State OF Puebla.
Another meeting OF the Deputies was to be held
on the Goth inst. and we must add that We hope II
will show an increase of the members in attend
ance. There is no excuse for their prolonged alb
sence, aud the absentees should be- marked men.
American Star, Feb. 20.
Another meeting of the Senators and Deputies
present in Queretaro was to have been held on
Monday last. Whether there was "junta. and
il so, whether IL showed an increase IN numbers,
we are unable TO say. No adyices that we are
aware Of have been received from the seat OF Gov
eminent since our last summary OF the initiatory
proceedings The Monitor, In its last two numbers,
has had number of well written editorials, urging
the Importance of a speedy assembling Of Congress
That paper Of Yesterday commences an article
with the following statement, viz: by the I'D
vices which we have received from Queretaro, we
learn that three Deputies, resident In this Capital
and who could not repair to the seat OF Government
through want Of means, have brought the subject
TO the knowledge of the Minister OF the Treasury,
through a person in Queretaro. The Minister. IN
consequence had ordered that the first proceeds
from the tobacco rent shall be paid TO the Deputies
mentioned, TO enable them to meet their travelling
expenses. 1t is also ordered that this measure be
published for the benefit Of other Deputies similarly
situated"
The Monitor thinks the measure will remove
most of the obstacles which have hitherto stood ia
the way Of early meeting OF Congress We
hope it may, for we getting disguised with the
course which the members elect OF the Mexican
Congress are pursuing at this time. IL they will
not come together 10 there no way TO compel them
to do SO We want them to assemble either to
approve or reject the Treaty. Why do they hang
back like boys, as if afraid to meet question OF
greater importance TO Mexico than to the United
States American star, March ..