New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-22
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.



From Mexico.
From he Orlean. Crssoeri 3sn j. q,
Ry the schooner William r CONS app. var
VII, from Vera Cruz which port u ieit on the 80, We
have received our files OF papers from the city OF MeSi
T.myyoo-I,e sters 10 ~ Monitor have the following
news vessel which carried artillery for the garrison
entered the port OF Tampco on the 2ith uN Toe lam
nco ueople were alarmed and wanted 10 capture the
yeces but did succeed ON the next day more than
200 foreigners enlisted The Governor sent for the Ma
tlona Guard Of Atarnra, and il was thought Gen Ca
males would be placed In command
The Mexican papers seem 20 be much alarmed oy
the movements Ia Tampco. An article In ~ Monitor
declares that Nuevo Leon and San Luis are ready 70
take part with Tamsupss In the Sierra Madre move
ment" Gen La Vega was al the last accounts IN lhe
City Of Mexico, about to march upon Ismpico
THE ISDrASs.-ln the state OF Durango the revoted
Iu5ans continue their deprcdaons in spite Of all the
efforts of the Government 10 crush the insurrection.
Ia currently reported that the indigenous have
On co,iem nlston general revolt the whole cOun.
,rv sO 600 have been given 10 the State of Tansui
pas 10 assist In defending u against the Indians but
says the No,iet0so-the Governor appropriated the
whole amount Gen. la Vega has been appointed
Commandsnt General Of Tsmsuhpas, In place of Senor
Montova.
del Vale Francisco Velez, Isidro Csmache and Jose
Maria Delgado all Of whom formerly belonged 10 the
Spy Company in the service Of the Americans, were
arrested on the l7th ult
CUApAs-Letters from Tabasco announce that a
revolution had commenced in Chiapss. which would
probably be very bloody. DGenas Commisssry of the
Stats OF lsDascO Oetn Ol
pcity In the revolution
M.zATLAN-Seversl officers Of the army have been
expelled from Mszstsn suspicion OF being suspicious
characters IL was rumored that new pronuncla
Inento in contemplation at that place.
CoAHUILA Zen Mnon arrived at Ssltllo on the 2sth
ofNovemoer with brigade Of troops. He soon left Tor
Monterey.
MrcHoAcAS-The Legislature Of this State has re
jecied proposal to cede part Of her territory to aid
10 the formation OF the new state OF Guerrero.
sosoRA-Don Jos6 NJ. Elias Gonzalez has been ap
Military Colonies be estdO
lished In Sonora
JALrsco--st Angulo has again become Governor Of
this State.
PuKBLA-Gen. Blanco is to command the forces Of
the State of Puebls.
FoHEIGS TRooPs-lt has been currently reported in
the Capital that the Government intended to enlist men
10 the United States for its defence The Monitor
demus the idea aud hopes will not be carried into
effect
December, l5f days from Hamburg, and was ordered
10 anchor outside account OF one OF the passengers
having died of the Cholera during the passage
The ~ o. Ptoayune says: The Mexican Congress was
10 assemble the LIST inst for the dispatch OF business
Preparatory meetings held prior TO the regular
sion for purposes of organization &c. and there was
much fear that quorum could not be obtained more
especially the Treasury will be represented ~ short
Of funds. However, on the 10Th ult the second IN
formal meeting of the Deputies WAS held, at which
seventy four Representatives were present resou-
ton adopted 10 constrain the attendance OF Depu
ties by deductng their pay for the dsys they should
be absent, and mulcng them In tine OF 300 Into the
bargain for every days failure To attend meeting.
This It was thought, would bring up the members
The Administration, at the very latest date appears
less traitened than usual II Ia mentioned Ms notable
circumstance that the Minister of Finance had been
enabled furnish the means 10 pay OF the troops OF
Bustamene and Minon for the month Of December aud
had RENTED nearly enough for the January payment
so long this Secretary thus raise the needu We
have little fear for the stability OF the Government
Prior this raising Of the wind the country appeared
TO be- wed by portentOus cloud threatening
10 burst forth In pronuncismento The tone OF tbs
press was gloomy and almost savage toward the Gov
crnm.nt
Difficulties continue TO exist in the State of Mexico
aud the papers mention that Gen Alvarez had pro
nounced at Iguals against Senior Arriscorreta Inc
questionc involved are Obscure to us but seem 10 n'
yolve no national issues They indicate, however the
weakness of the Mexican Administration
The instruction OF the Sierra IL not yet subdutd,
nor can IL BIO with the present military force oi the
Government. 1t is a delicate matter to manage AS
great apprehensons are felt that this in'utrecuon may
extend into OF castles, like that which has desc
lated lucatan
II is now alleged that Gen Psredes received pass
port to leave the country Senior Oero dated tue
day that Otera resigned his seat IN the Cabinet
Some developments are promised on the subject but
we lind none In the papers we have read
The death of d. Jose Maria Fernando Il announced
IN the Arco IRIS of Vera Cruz He postmaster OF
tina, city aud had formerly been collector and was hed
In high esteem.
established from Topic 10 Mszatlsn and Culiscsn
line of stage coaches Is also 10 be osaonsned between
the City OF Mexico and Morelia the Capital OF MichOa
can Both steps hailed great pubic improve |
ments.
Two other enterprises indicate the dawn OF a spirit
In favor of internal improvements. One OF these Is
the construction OF railroad from the capital to Iacu
bsys This is a avor,e project OF the President and
meeting of the stockholders be held At his pri
vate rooms on the 18th ult 10 forward the plan Most
of the officers OF the Cabinet and many distinguished
citizens have taken stock In this.
The next enterprise Is to place steamboats, ON the |
lakes In the vicinity of Mexico, to ply between the
capital Texcoco and Cbsco a joint stock company |
has been formed for this purpose with capital OF
400 600 two thirds OF which has been taken by two
gentlemen. the remainder being thrown open To the |
public upon the condition that subscription shall be
binding unless the boats be In operation within six
month";.
A saltillo paper complains OF the enormous amount
Of goods SNUG through Mstsmoros which finds ia
way thither 10 Zacstecas.
The papers full of accounts OF the ravsges com
mitted by the Indians. THO Monitor Of the Goth ut
mentions party of 20 ssvsges attacked on the Ih
the mining town of san Lucas Killed 20 OF the inhab
tsns wounded many others, and carried on cspuNes
with large number of horses ana mules
A few hours alterward the same party plundered
the raacAo OF San Agusn and before night robbed an
stao near Guagojito. The next day the same scenes
OF rapne continued Al other places In the vicinity
and the names OF killed wounded and captured are re
corded In the paper ALAS for the poor inhabitants
sxclaims the M0aifor who have security for their
lives their property honor OF their families
From Texas.