New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

recent date I-eTf H. O show mat MISUNDERSTANDING
The 0i the mlliitudes CT Span.ards and other
foreigners not speaking the English language. Who
have been and s- docking tnrher. tl- CREST macs
q the p0y llalD j. American. whose allegiance Ne
may safely count This cifcumstance nvets our COZ
fcuOn Of The utter gr0lnd.essness Of the report gwen
IL the Iepic spOLdence yesterday o. Gen -nlin
having Teen obliged 70 Zee from AZ insurrecon IA Al
Francisco.
Extract Of .erter dated MazatAn, Nay q. and vni-
ten . AZ individual 10 Topic
L. is port. wei 10 the entire cry great act.y
rsEns re4slve to California although ne aiesi MEM
reace thence. which up 20 tie 18Th APnl = "a 70 NAy
fsffere n rerson a1custofred I've e. hs esse' or
NO la- certain position 10 The word "cn nc t-.l-s
. n cr,.1g 10 hn who j. desrous q engaging 10 some
commercial speculation with hat country E'efy 80 y
merchandise j. cheaper han here sno VOC c-lho u-u
any one % wait upon YOU unless a. e1orani cna -.
l. appears. a.-o, hat ne gold q cinn a. Or q 1-
many Will rof busy themselves about u rom t-r le'i
fhatit IS not abundant ]. myself am much .e.s en-4s
asc ihr was when res.dug a. IeIc, and o. me aflo.
lo noi return o. my arrival a. home saA certainly no'
visit fle PROM sed land
The ditto Of the Treh dIaioa remarks on the fore
going
Mr Re5d.ng s,ao hss communicated these documents
.1ns as- tee on iavorabiy known lro9. bout AeA 70
t-lnga i- accounts De gives err lft- encolra 9 rf
ere fef every confidence and Vs. mus acc, .ltt
confined ~ oiher private .efrs e.i.ea ~
Nr Redding decia that no gold digger "il4n ~
g. ha been able 20 collect more ihal ~ eoAf'
Gen sm.,a dlsrus,ed with hs position, wa about 10
Everv decent woman Las abandoned. or i daily aban-
III Nan IN Whose circular the agent. threw 'he 70
-.on. h ~ of me bitter fsspp0nimenis 'hey nag ekf--
Fenced vss Dot safe j. vas 10 be feared % be- I'D not
eavc that le would become tie object % pfiVaie ffn-
es-ree.
ITaisi. s nonsense for Col Mason is already IA the
states ana Mr Readings II the first voice We nave
heard in menace Of his personal safety
People accustomed 10 live SO comfort had been forced
20 become servants to supply their common necesslu'
The Trau ~ Ta0a adds some details taken from the
T,1ic Gg-o'0 Of the 2lth May
On the l7h Ap1l prices current N San Francisco we're
follows Meat $40 per qrintal = iD- e9ofel sis'
,y,oIar .foe.irg. I reals fne guupowder. s. per lb
ti.ol. 500 pair rrew 0od $ hall mule load lfou
~ = q t.kr. s . vs. leelbarrons, 81. inusket RAM
Irn k,cIen utensils were selling al European prices
, ,i ssr NAV BE- remarked of multitude Of other
ce. i0l everything 10 general - cheap except VINE
snd arm- Sad symptoms these for public morality and
Tb,i which h. of the creates. value manual labor r.
ia pleasure 90 see ml. onares carrying packages fons
casks end cutting wood OF the mountain
Means of transport So dear and 20 scarce mat me
-se.t number Il those Uh0 lei or for DE placer cave
49,, e,,iion1enf- behind: 90 ttsi be who wants such
f4in.s can hud camp beds mattresses Trunks un-i SC an
abandoned.
IT Sgo Of the Sd inst says that as the treaty which
Gen Bu-t4meufe had madc with one ~ The chiefs %
the insurfccon IN the Sierra had not been accepted hy
ho otb.r- the war continued. The unfortunate state
o., san uis was the princiP victim. clX hundred IN
urcont- On the 29th alt took possession O. the Cy %
Iorfaugeya twelve leagues from that ~ -an fancsco
and no force opposed them
r. Arraneoiz the Minister OF tho Treasury. Is still
occupied n restoring some KIND Of order 10 the 1lan
ces Ia appears that ne has suspended the two per
cents Oh The celebrated Spanish Convention insisting
That the subject should previously be submitted 20 the
legislative body, since 10 was originally verified with
out due authority Sgi9 calls on him 70 investigate
the circumstances connected it'll the scandal0us sale OF
the Mexican steamers 20 the Spanish Government IN
which the Republic brought IN debt instead Of
gaining anything by H.
some planatlons are required from him respecting
the regulating Of the English debt Il il said to remain
IN sI0fp qno. the Ministe viii not 20 beyond per
cent thereon.
30 commence on the 81 INST for the purpose of con
siderns the late treaty with the rebels the Sierra
aud everything connected with that unhappy wal
Don Augustln Arraugolz has been appointed Mexican
Consul at New ork.
The deputies 20 Congress Of the States invaded by
the Indians % hold convention 10 adopt suitable
measures for applying remedy 10 the evil
deputy has seriously attacked the Governor oi san
Luis, on the grounds of ncapacity and want of pat
rotsm
the center of the state Of Tamsulpas, but j, Is march
ING toward the cities of the South letter from Mon
erey dated May a. SAYS that the disease had carried
~ 200 persons from that city, and not eS than 1000
inhabitants from the whole state IL had not yet visited
4 project j. in a considerable degree Of forwardne.s
which TO dispatch expedition 20 Sonora for the
double purpose OF chastising and expeling the Apa-
chez and working the mines OF that state The Govern
mems DESTROYS that Il be composed partly Of French
and partly of Nexicans. The idea was started by
FTenchmen.
The means taken by the State OF Vera Cruz tor the
protection Of the roads hsve groued ehectual. No rob
berry has been committed between Jalapa and Perote
t.r some time
Quroz the nsurgent chief of the Sierra Gorda- with
whom the Government had made treaty, has again
taken the field having augmented his forces and De
has now thrown the whole OF EuastecA into alarm
Ramirez another leader holds Rio Verde with 200 TO
10 900 men. Gen. Guzman s at Angosturs, but Will
be obliged retreat san Luis. Inc Inhabitants OF
that civ were in the utmost alarm, fearing the ap-
prOsch OF the insurgents
Gen Carrera Gays r. Si9io OF the llth inst having
obtained SONS thng advantage over his adversares,
had taken post the OF Chanta with 800 men
The Government OF Guatemala had sent two commits
sioners 10 him. offering make treaty very favorable
70 HIM personally II he accept the terms proposed
there VIII be an immediate peace IN that Republic.
s. StSlo OF the II th saws that 200 Indians from
the sierra marching IampicO, called thlther
by the annexatonists. They were already At Tancas
negui and would soon be al Panuco. Gen. La Vega
had demanded 100 men from the authorities a. Iampi
CO. 20 assist in repehng the attack and 1t was deter
mined 10 make an example OF TIE TRAITORS "llA4h ihc
walls.
Don Ramon de Ia Tore and Don Pablo Castillo had
been sei at liberty they acquitted Of completely
in the affair OF llth April Tampico. Don Julian Du
part has been found guilty They charged with
projects OF annexation 10 this country.
The Legislature Of Guadalaars have taken OF 10 per
cent from the duty levied foreign goods imported
into that State.
Miguel Estevan. noted rebel, had been obliged 10
dee holly pursued by the authorities.
The Apaches continue their rsvages in Oi0 de Aqua,
Cumpas and Bavispe.
The State OF Vera Cruz is determinedly opposed to
the late law directipg the levyng Of contributions on
the different States
STILL ATFR FROM MEXICO