New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-31

By the U. : steamship Virginia, Capt Spinney
wi en- left Vera Cruz on the 18th inst we have news
rom the City Of Mexico TO the oth nst-two days
later.
not heard word more OF the military operations De
tween the forces OF Bustamente and Paroles, the
eoarer due the night previous not having arrived.
Il reported ON the 7th that considerable NUMBER
If Indians of Xchu had entered Guanajuao to the as
estsnce OF Parades II this be true there Is no douoi
ssys the Monitor that the wretch is endeavorHg 10 Sur
NJ war Of castles
The Eco del Comercio OF the 9Th says that communi
eaton dated the 3Oh ult had been received from Bus
,s.oente IN which he mentions that seven American
soldiers had prescDted Themselves at his quarters at
slao together with the commandant Of the National
Guard Al GuanaJuato, Mr. William OSulliyan to which
ortes the TrOHuac ad0s had entrusted the defence Of
The point Cerro Tejado. The few hundreds OF our de
ferers are likely become the DICTIONARIES OF Mexico
The Diplomatic Corps waited upon Cen Herrera on
III 9Th inst congratulate him upon his accession to
tn Presidency. The United states, Prussia. England
Prsuce and spain were represented Mr.. clifford ad-
drr.sed he President behalf OF his associates sub
s.antslly as fuAoWs-we translate from the Monitor
sIR; The Diplomatic body, participating IN the gener
al scon caueed by your elevation TO the hfst post
IN the state 10 offer sou their fluctuations upon
no happy an event They congratulate themselves upon
seeing ia 1t an omen of national webeng, the founda'
lions of which have already been laid by your patriotic
Administration, which has secured tranquility ana or
der Ia this beautiful Capital; and we confidently nope
that lie beneficial influence may extend throughout the
Republic Nowhere has Providence scattered It's boun-
nos N greater prOusOn than IN this chosen country
A benignsnt climate, soil which embraces every DC
scriptiOn of weah--a combine to make Mexico par
ae the earth the peaceful cares OF industry alone
are wanting TO bring forth rich and abundant fruits
Permit us 10 express the ardent hope that hencciorth
such may become the views of the inhabitants; That
your own ilustrious efforts may be crowned with "A
happy issue and that the flag which waves in peace
over these palaces may protect free people united and
prosperous.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
GENTLrMEN-lt is very gratifying for me to receive
from the honorable Representatives of friendly Nations
the expression Of their good will for my Government
and of their ardent interest for the fate OF the Nation
with the FIRST Magisracy Of which am invested by the
fundamental laws of the state.
trust that the wishes for the happiness of Mexico,
which have listened to with gratitude may be fulfilled
All good citizens Of accord 10 the means OF repair
iug past ca.amities and Of improving the elements OF
prosperity which the country contains within lie BOSOM
and nv administration will spare no effort or sacrlhce
THAT your prayers may be accomplished.
The good understanding which exists between TINS
Republic and all other nations is OF the best tea,
lures m its present situation and will be cultivated
with all care The people OF Mexico feel only sentl'
mens of interest Tor the happiness of all their brother
nations and OF justice and irankness toward all VINO
live beneath the sky. These form the basis oil their
policy. s,.,,
The prudence and high accomplishments OF the indi
viduals composing the Diplomatic body are the beat Sc
cnnty that every day our relations VIII become closer