New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
'NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Later from Mexico.

From the s-~ Orlssss Crescent. s,h iss;

Capt Golding from Vera Cruz April % we have re-
ceived hles Of II Monitor ReDu5liooso and Il Si9lo
XIX from the City Of Mexico the former Of the 2lst
and the latter 70 the 18th alt inclusive The JaePd
Tsnpoaheco 10 the 22d has also come % hand.
II Sgio OF the 18th ut states that letter from Tepc
dated the 7th has come 70 hand stating that the steam
vessels which had arrived az San Francsco were utter
iy unable 20 return, through the deseriOn Of their
crews and sailor. not 70 Be procured at ESQ
month. The California, the first Of them came into
port on the 9th Of February and there she
The sspeci Of things at the gold placer had changed
much for the better; order and regularity regned
there thanks 20 the judcous measures which had been
adopted This shows that the Oregon was known 70
have arrived San Francisco though we have not seen
II announced IN sny other form.
The Monitor Of the 10Th ult states hat prFste iei
ers had reached the capital from Nszatsn announcing
that during the week preceding the lOth Of March
schooner had arrived AZ that port from ran FRANCISCO
with 1900 ounces Of gold dust, which had been sold
there from eli 20 s5 an ounce On the sth Of that
month brg and schooner sailed thence with seventy
passenger. each The Intelligence which daily ARRIVES
~ Mazsian s good and authentic that the whole
population on the qui rice for starting 70 the gold
regon Other sdvices state that another placer has
been discovered In Lower California which for rch
ness will compete with that on the Sacramento.
The Mexican boundary Commissioner left the capital
Oh the 9Th ult for Diego 70 meet the Commssion
Of the United States lie is bound by the treaty %
bc there the 3ls, inst. An Of 20 cavalry
companies him and they % be furnished with "a
fions Tor one year The following the gwen
COnmissiOner. Gen. Don P. Garcia cOnde surveyor
Don J. SAiszar Isrregen lst Engineer and Secretary
Don r. Jernsnez I'd do. Don r. Chavero 81 do. Don
A g.. COnds 4th do Don X Ramirz Interpreter
Don = dc Jesus lturbide.
The Governor of Vera Cruz has given orders for the
organization Of special force n patrol constantly on
the road between that city and the National Bridge for
ghe protection Of passengers.
A decree has been publshed dividing Lower Caliior
Ma INTO two parts--NOrth and South.
The President mas directed that an express be- for
~arded the capital from Acapulco, with the
pendence brought 70 be brought monthly by the
American steamers % that port with all possible speed
20 admit Of return courier that shall reach Aca
puco In time 70 put on board mail before she starts
sgan Il the case ia reference 10 the Engh steamer
At Vera Cruz
The Moaiio, Of the 18th sag. that the fow Of ein.
grants 20 California thrOugh the center Of Mexico con
tuues uninterrupted From the 18th u February up
10 date 352 foreign passports examined al the Of
nee Of Tho Governor Of the Distnct Of the Capital.
number Of wagons have passed through Durango
with euigrsnts from the States all bound for Cantor
tia Difficulties Occasioually take place between them
and the inhabitants which the authorities are empha
really called on % suppress
Forty foreigners, (Am'rLc We presumeJ wen
armed left tho city Of Mexico on the llth ut ~ JoHr
tor California
The danger which lately threatened Tampico through
the ntgues Of the AnneNatOnists was 80 serou. mat
a messenger was sent 20 Gen. La Vega 70 recall him
and his troops from Tula order put down the dis
affected At latest dates he was marching bsckto Tam
pico.
~ Monitor Of the 9th ult states that express from
TsmpicO had reached the Government that at the time
when Gen Ia Vega was expected ~ start Al the hesd
luiion by the few men there known annexauOnsis,
out they werc arrested. Among them Don Julian
Du"sr notorious character Don Pablo Castillo, one
Of the principal actors in the Of September; and
Don Ramon de Ia Tore, wel known for hs opinion'
81 annexation Some extraordinary revelations arc
expected in Judicial c-tigations which were %
take p1ce forthwith AZ TampcO
An abOriivo attempt was made al revolution in On
jaca the let u but the pronpttudc eyinced hy the
authorities put the insurgents down, killing one and
wO1nding two II occurred m the 'ucrnerO Regiment
o the Line IN garrison there.
popular sedition broke out at Tusphn, the At
ihnfc -hOrt time since headed by the Cure, who was
ld 10 this demonstration by the refusal of the munci
lal authorities 20 prescribe the law tOeratng regiou-
belief The iigOt and his mob put down BY
activity Of the political chief Don A. florcnes
serious Misunderstanding has recently broken out
San Luis Potosi between the Governor and the Com
msndGnt General
The Legislature Of the State Of Vera Cruz has for
warded petition to Congress against the Government
monopoly of tobacco, which the people are resolved
shall cease.
Tho Monitor Of the Goth denies the report that was
current In the capital the day previous Of the surrcn
der of the city Of san Luis de Potos 20 the Indians
That intelligence had reached New Orleans but 1t wac
wholly without foundation The Monitor says that the
news inconsiderstey published by ~ Giobo OF the
10Th, that the garrison had abandoned San Lms "as
entirely false, and wonders what could be- the motive
Of that paper in alarming the public by such Al an
nnuncemCni
Tho State Of Sonora is 80 harasscd BY the Indian
tribes that dcpuhton Of citizens has been dispatched
by the Governor TO the City Of Mexico praying for aid
the inhabitants from utter rum.
~ GlobO Of the 10Th SAYS that letters from Chihua
Lua have been received IN the capital niimaung that
three Apache chiefs had offered TO treat with the Gov
,rnOr OF that state for peace with the Indian bes
The latter had become alarmed at the news OF the Anne
means drawing drawing near the frontier TO settle the
boundary line
In the province of Sonora the depredatons Of the IN.
dians have lately been most horrible.
In Sonora the ApRchcs made descent lately, and al
most exerminaied the population of two villages The
progress OF the indians in the Sierra quite alarming
fhng ~ DO, fhas OF fan
tor has been put under martial law The troops march
ing from Tula against Quroz. their leader will, il j. |
expected force them back into the mountains.
The wild Indians continue their ravages unpunshcd
almost unopposcd throughout Mexico. Mr.. II James |
Lane. citizen OF the United States has presented
petition 10 the Governor OF the State of Coahuila pray
Ing for permission to be allowed wage these
savages ION his hook" lie stipuatcs that all the
punaer he makes from them shall be conceded 10 him
his that he be paid ESQ for each scalp he pre-
sens and IN case OF the Governors preferrng 10 re-
ccive the Indian alive he shall receive 500 for each
delivered This Ia extracted from the Saltillo Herald
and inserted in the Monitor OF the 18th ult We know
not what answer was given TO the chvarous Don san
usgo Lane N'Tte An1icaRo as the MeNicans wondrous
" call him.
News has been received from Gen. Bustamenie in
forming the Government that he attacked and defeated
party of the insurgents in the Sierra killing and
dispensing the remainder. This slight advantage
very inspiring after the late reycrse of the troops IN
Rio Verde.
shocking act of inhumaniiy had been perpotrated
by the Captain of the national brig Repubicano Ii |
appears that this vessel sailed short ago from
san Bias with passengers for California Two Or three
days after he the Captain. Don \ patno |
found that Frcnchman had come board surrcpti |
uously without paying his passage rano wished to
throw him into the sea but prevented by the pus
senge,s He then drew the shore and in spite
every enrcsty Of the people about him forced the
fortunate frcnchman 90 dsembsrk sand bank en- |
urely surrounded 10y the water. and which high
water partially oycrAowed. Here he was lot with |
iew biscuits and pnts OF water the humane |
passengers added n small quantity OF plsntans
ON the arrival OF the brig ~ Mazatan a complaint
WAS LODGED against fatino. and Gen nclan the Gov.
,rnor ordered his arrest at the time dispachug
a small cra 10 ascertain II the Inflated Frcnohman
stl alive on the dcsoatc sand hank The poor fellow
was found At the last extremity of suffering from eN.
posuc and the bank not SAordng the 81 ght
ct shelter from the burning and Tor the most part
being under water lie taken board, and after
some time with udcioUs care he recovered, when the
vessel returned MSzStlan. Gen lncan deserves The
thanks Of every philsnthropst for his prompt human
ity The wretch Paino viii De punished for his cruelty
4 shock Of earthquake WAS felt ON the 9Th OF
February AZ Santebo. town of Chihuahua which oc
cesoned great CONSERVATION. No casualties occurred
The cholers has appeared in different cities and towns
In the country but only sporadic except on the
hanks Of the Rio Grandc where il was epidemic.
\ hre OF some occurred in GuanaiuatO the