New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-16
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Late from Mexico.

fron Tie Ne~ ofi'tut beiif A'-+7f"
The :. steamship Alabama, Capt. Baker ar
rived here Yesterday from Vera Cruz the lst instant
having ON hoard a large number of passenger among
whom was our gallant fellow citizen Cen Persiior r.
smith, late Governor OF ihst city -,
Vera Cruz with the castle of san Juan de Ulue, WAS
delivered no 10 the Mexican authorities with the Gus
tomary fornalities the lst mat at9 \ ~ Salutes
were exchanged the final lowering Oh our nag ana
The hosting of that of Mexico and thus terminates our
occupation Of the last spot on me 1s hose ou' 10"
friendly territory Of the kePubhr. 49, =, a..
eauo from the capital 70 the nth ut inclusive, and II
Aroo Iris Of Vera Cruz, OF the ltinst
Ttfg LATE INsURRKcIIOS.-Paredes Is siill II large,
although seems almost impossible for him % escape
We md in the Monitor Of the 18th ut the Official de
patches of Gen Bustamenie announcing his success
the occupation Of Guansjuato the flight Of Psredes and
the pAcihcAton Of that part Of the country Ater the
capture Of Jarsuts the rebels were anDtrcken ana
offered farther resistance. The total loss Of tnc
Government troops, IN the last operations amounted 20
only three killed and eight wounded. II was by mere
chance that Jarauts identified Col. CarascO VINO
made him prisoner. did not know MS person Out iOr
tunately native Of the besiegcd city recognized snd
denounced him He begged hard Tor MS he ana IN al
interyiew with Gen Min0n told the latter that his (M -
uncle was prisoner IN the hands OF Paredcs and would
suffer the same If he shot MinOn replied that he
knew Il well still nothing could be done for him.
After Jarautas capture, Bustsmente addressed Pa
redes summoning him 10 lay down his arms and sub
nit 10 the Government but the latter declined alleging
his honor and that no security was offered for hs and
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this Ostentacus display, his heart failed him. and al
though Negrete and the rest wished 10 continue the
struggle he made of secretly, accompanied by three
or four confidential friends. When this fact became
known there was a general fight or qai pm and
Busanene entered the city without firing another shot
The most vigorous have been taken for the
arrest Of Paroles aud his adhereDts Circulars have
been dispatched by the Secretaries for the Home ana
War Departments, 10 the Governors and Commander
inChief Of the States calling them to be on the
alert and in the event Of any the late insurgents be-
AZ ba
and punished (sho; dOubt within twenty four hours
The Monitor of the 18th announces that late the preced
ing night dispatch had been received from Guiana
usto informing the Government that twenty officers of
the insurgents had been captured and shot
AouAscALIESrEse-Ihi is the only place beside
Cuanspiat0 that the interest OF the insurgents
Surprising Paroles had fed thher portion Of Busta'
nlentes army marched in pursuit. which so alarmed the
Governor that he sisO took 10 night
CHAMBER or DEPUrEs-This body commenced rs
sittDgs the Capital the I'D ult. bill had been
introduced by Senor Paino outlawing all Who may
hereafter take up against the constituted author
ties This is In opposition 10 the bill by Senior Navarro
sbolishing capital punishment
DIsArPKcrroSo Of THE BATrALIoN or SAN PATRIcfo.-
plot in which these worthless had been engaged with
their notorious commander Riley, had been prOydcn
TALLY npped in the bud Ithaa been arranged that they
should seize the President and the Ministers, aud j.
sue another prOHHHcidm,sHtO Before their measures
we're ripe Riley and some Of his subOrdinates were
seized and all frustrated The battalion sent
out Of the city TO Guadalupe, where they mutnicd
and the commandant general of the Capital marched
with four pieces of artillery 10 reduce them to order
The mutneers fired them, but were dispersed, -
or 30 remaining prisoners ia the cOmmandants hands
who were pursuing the fugitiycs
The RoBBER RooUE MrRANDA-This miscreant who
condemned 10 death for murder, sc. has been
saved by the nerpostOn of the third Chamber OF the
Supreme Court All ranks OF people in the Capital had
been utterly disguised by this iltimed cemency. Tho
Germans French and other foreigners serving in the
National Guard intend ~ TenOuncc this occupation,
since the highest legal tribunal thus sancthcs robbery
murder, Sc The President has acted nobly on the oc
csson and through the Minister OF Justice pcrempO
ry calls the Supreme Court to furnish the Govern
ment, within three days, the reasons on which they
founded their judgment In screening the criminal from
the last punishment OF the law subscription has been
set ON foot to present Testimonial OF appreciation to the
Judge, Senior g. de la Pena, who condemned him.
TOBACCO MoNOroLY-Tbc state OF Pucba has pcti-
toned the Government TO open the tobacco trade to the
public On the other hand the authorities it ia said
have made contract, with Senior Escandon for the ex
elusive traffic therein.
THE EvAcuArION-Ei ArcO IRIS of the LIST inst. con.
teins an order published by the Mexican authorities
directing all the shops Ia Vera Cruz 10 be closed and
business 10 be suspended on the occasion of the re-
occupation by the National Guard of the city and for
tress and the hosting of the Mexican flag. All who
contrsvene the order were 10 be fined or otherwssc
punished.
SUPREME TRlsvNAL or wAR.--By an order of the
Government all those members who did not follow the
army TO Querctaro to be excluded from seats in
the Supreme Tribunal of War.
SAN LuIs-The Governor, senior Julian dc los Reyes
having recovered his health has resumed his functions
We have already noticed the defeat Of 400 revolted
Indians and their dispersion This tranquiizes the
State
Tux iNDrANs.-1hc conduct of Parades is severely
commented by ~ Monitor In arning the Indians AZ
Nichu II was teaching the secret of organic alton,
the bitter fruits of which blind policy the iucatecos are
now tasting
PREscorr's HIsroBy or MExIco-The editors Of the
Sslo XIX going to their translation of this
standard work, interrupted by the late war
CRrNrSALs.-H Monitor continues 10 demand severe
justice the authors OF the late outbreaks Let the
Government trcmble it says emphaucaly, II they
punished" In another part asks whether II is not
shameful spare Rogue Miranda the bandit murderer
traitor and shoot Jarauta whose only crime in join
Ing Paredes The authorities at Aguas Caientes have
submitted 10 the Government since the fight OF the
Governor. They have peutioned to be erected into
State
Ma cLrfFoRD-El Monitor states that Mr. Clifford
visited the supreme Court of Justice the 23d ult and
received with every mark of attention by the judges
MEXICAN lTENs.--We made slight mention yes
terdsy OF another attempted revolution in Mexico, in
which the deserter Riley implicated Our accounts
from the City of Mexico to the 25th and give eabo
rate accounts of the conspiracy. They possess very
little interest Riley and two officers of the ST Patrick
Legion arrested the night of the 23d ut Eligo
Romero ugmte and other Mexicans were arrested the
came evening.
Their plan Is believed to have been to attack the
Palace in tac night seize the President and his Minis
tiers and lay hands upon Whist money could be found
In the Treasury. The Santanstas are charged with
being al the bottom OF the conspiracy The Legion
was Al once ordered out of town 20 Guadalupe and il
believed would be against the Indians OF the
Sierra GoTda.
We may add here that the Government has obtained
several important successes against these insurgrui
Indians which give confidence the tone of the public
press 10 the future dcstinies of the country We
hear nothing of the whereabout OF Paroles He pur
sucd IN every direction not only by Bustsmentc's
troops, but by procRmations from the President and
circulars from his Ministers Wherever taken, Arista
hiss ordered him TO be tried by military tribunal
within % hours.
Both houses of the Mexican Congress are in session.
usnssctng business n. o Picayne, 9Th.
ESCAPE or MORN SLAvEs.-rhc MaysrWc
Essis OF the sth inst has the following
Some thirteen negroes. nearly all men. ran away
from the neighb0rhood OF the North Fork in this coun
~ on Saturday night Seven understan belonged
10 VIM. Grcsthousc and his son Geo l.. Csresthousc
ono 10 Robert l.. Nelson, Morgan h. STROBE one