New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-13
Later frou Mexico.



By ihe arrival here. yesterday, Of the ship err
~ Dyr from Vera Cruz, the eith ut Ne have re
r-Ivef of 2 frc1 rs OF that port % The sd an
. ~ Nlar1r e. 1n5'ie1lc % the l-rh inclusive
llfeL saurs from the Metropolis announces thai or
the 2a ult senior Otero bad resigned hs ctce - >ec
Rotary 81 Foreign Afsrs. and Vas succeeded hy Dor
LUIS Ggevss. sho Nss sNora IN on the l5ih III
RoBHEas The m1st bare-fsced ro6oeries coutinas
O. 1e committed TIL cap.ts Lately, ID fewer than
Two hunlrei well Known thieves ieft hy the sanrssl
gate for the purpose oi prosecuting t1er ncsous aVo
cation A. the f-uit fir of -sn Juan De los lagos
D PAzEDEs-The S-'o ststes that the Government IN.
stead q fsv0rng the got OF this notorious character
seat expresses % IsmpicO u secure his arrest 10 bad
d been ssceralntt thsf he bad passed IN carriage
through The iowa u san Iueu Teouhascsn sccomp a
MED ny senior J. VI Noragsry snl Euseblo AnayA and
escorted by bad of 30 men. principally Spsnisa
peasants Tbs couirmf says r 8r-0 ms the ntci-
gsrce tast re iet Vera Cruz N me Brrsh steamer.
Iae sccolnt ID another Prouuncsmeuto az Mszst.an
= formally conrrsdictei.
TAurIco The Monitor Of the l4ih states that the
Governor Of ,nallpss. Don Csrdeuss. hsd visited
lampco % inquire nO TIRE causes 90 TIE lac reyou-
runsry movement. Contrary - general expectation
BE- approved Of them, and promised % stand by the
Na-HI Guard u tGelr menacng attitude . the Cen
t~sl Government Il Nss reported AZ the capital sh7i
. laI Americans bad Gsemcarkfd 40 soto a Marina -
u'n ! Csrl-nas Is said O. &c In favor OF separating
i-msglyss iron Mexico and snnexug 10 % the Unit
-t-es IL 81 this moment az object % Srrst suspl
c1r q The metropolis snd serious results are expected
O. E1T from his supporting the Nsuona Guard. Whose
movements the 18th and 3)th OF september be hiss
publicly stated thai be approves.
CoAHuILA-ln this STATE tie Indians were commit
ting terrible devsstations. and there we're troops
sv-a5le d be- employed sEsirsl them.
IAniFF-lt j. stated that there will shortly be con
siderable reduction 10 the duties on imported goods
and absolute prohibition " articles the Ike OF which
Is fabricated IN The country.
COMMERCIAL The latest Prices Current fcr the City
O Mexico state that the French goods lately forwarded
ihher from Ners Cruz, sold At high prices, and we're
forthwith sent OF the great Fair OF san Juan de- loo
Lagos. Cotton goods we're low in consequence OF the
aband in the market six goods were scarce
Exchange Vera Cruz was selling a, : % per cent
premium, while the TamPlco could not rosllze
more than ] per cent
SAN JuAx bE tLLoA FL Are8 Irs says that the Gov.
crumen Is about 10 accete 20 the desire expressed by
senior Don Juan soto IN the name of the Inhabitants 81
the state Of Vera Cruz that the garrison Of that city
and the castle OF san Juan De Cloashoud be- composed
of companies OF volunteers. commanded exclusively
hy officers Of the National Guard This IL said % be
victory gained by the vers Cruxanos over the Central
power
FrscAL-The fiscal difficulties OF Herrera's admins.
tfsuon said 10 De very great lie cannot get eny
capitalist 10 nsg0cisa tho $4,000 u the indemnity
no. the S6O0o00 proceeding from the import duties
STANDING Army % MEXco-A decree wss pub.
hshed by President Herrera on the fth ut naming the
CONTINGENT % De furnished By each state - the standing
army % Mexico According 70 q decree OF Congress,
70 never b exceed 10000 men. viz; 900 Infantry,
500 artillery 900 ssppers and miners and 500 csya
~. Their pay, including everything - SO month
f0 the infantry soldier -ls % the srulerymtn and
engineer and Sl6 % the cavalry. This armed force
does include the military colonies 20 be established
along the line OF the frontier.
The Mexican Congress which was ia recess, was %
be called together Immediately ia session extraordi
nary.
NNAL-Jni ted States irigatc Constitution,
Commander Gwinn sailed from thi, port on saturday
morning last tor Gibraltar, thence for Tunis AeNan
dris SC Boston Advertiser.
-" In Talbot Co Nd. Court last week. Ben
Thomas slave OF w. Il Goat convicted on four
indictments OF en,icing slaves "a away, sud sen
fenced 30 the Penentisry for ID years and months
James h. Work white man formerly OF Baltimore
was convicted two indictments tor abducng sisyis
and three other indictments against him tor similar
offences. we're removed o. Queen AIMS Co. Court 20
be- tried The four indictments against Capt Bailey,
for the same cause we're also removed to Queen AIMS
These cases were regarded important that Mr. Rich
srfsan the Attorney General of the state, AZ the re-
quest OF the Governor, attended and conducted the
prosecution
~ The Treasurer Of the Committed appointed
b solicit fund. and conduct the defence Of the persons
Indicted Tor Transporting slaves from Washington a.
krowcdges 10 have received from Gerrit smith ESQ
VI Pcierboro n an additional sum Of 300 for that
purpose This with the liberal donation Of 500 for
mef.y made by him, forms much the greatest amount
vet contributed % that object and has enabled the
COMMITTEES thus tar sustain the cause Of humanity
A. the amount hitherto received IL yet much below
that dured Tor the successful issue of the tal Il Il
earnestly hoped that this noble example will be follow
ed by the a;suent friends Of freedom. Boa Chrome.
~ General Taylor the President Elect, left
the CITY Of New Orleans on Saturday week for his home
stead n Baton Rouge IL is understood that be VIII
revisit New Orleans before setting out for Washington
~ VAS buren, had IS votes ia North Carolina.
In Cuilford Co a. Orange TO- Chatham 10, Surry 9.