New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-13
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Indian Outruses-.tse old Fever Raging la Mex
tcs..Arrivai Of MIR. clifford at Vera Cruz--
General La vesa.-Loss the British steam


tcs-.Arrivai Of MIR. CLIFFORD at Vera CRUZ
General La vesa.-Loss the British steam
or Forth, &c.
The Neao. Orleans Delta OF the Sd inst. has ad-
vices from Vera Cruz the 25,h ut and from Mexico
20 the 18th.
The procceedings in Congress, up to the 18th ult
were quite unimportant moderate Tarf BILL II was
supposed. would pass the House Of Deputies, though
its fate In the upper house deemed uncertain -
The Minister of Finance 10 TO be impeschec before the
Senate for infringing the law In raising funds or The
Government
The iusurrec,icnsry movements at sultepec snd
Temascsltepec had been suppressed, snd most OF the
insurgents dispersed. Don T. Leon wM sun holding
out but without any other hope than that Of saving HE
LIE and the lives OF his followers II is SAID that the
Government does not pardon them. they will destroy
themselves.
The mos, appalling accounts reach the Capital daily
of Indian outrages poryesed in every direction aud
the Government n seems utterly nespso'e OF sn'Ia
ing protection 20 the lives of The inhabitants
The California gold fever Is ss rife IN me City oil
Mexico IL 10 10 this country slmost 81 zoe ,otesn
err. mot engaged IN leaving for the plscers
party OF geld hunters. from Newl Or, numbering
twenty and beaded by Dr. :. c. Grosvenof Ion vera
Cruz on the 25th utmo, for California VIA Ms1"sh
They were all well armed and equipped and faly pre-
parsdto sh, their way should they he STACKED by rob
Mr. OXFORD our Minister to Mexico. and family, ar
rived at Vera Cruz on the ath u1 AMI prooeeded "
tho Capitol the following day.
Gen La Vega Was at Ners Craz awaiting Ncsse 10
convey him to Tsmpco where he Is ordered 30 take
command OF the forces at that point lie offered the
brix TN S7o0 10 land him lsmpico. which offer her
Captain declined lest by doing he should dssppoin
his passengers by the detention
The road from Vera Cruz 10 the Capital 10 50 nteslco
with ROBBERS that scarcely diligence passes wnhout
being robbed. A short time sgo the fueoIs diligence
robbed within the precincts OF thai city, aud wl'hn
few hundred ysrds toe palace by three saerileros
There six passengers the diligence at the time,
(sl MexicAnsO all OF whom were armed, but they AZ
usual made resistance, permitting the robbers 10
carry on s375 and gold watch.
The British mail steamer Forth wrecked on
Les Alasrancs about 100 milss from Csmpesehy, on
the 18th ult alter lying three days a, the Island o.
p,rex In want OF provisions She was carried ON the
shosl, In calm weather BY the strong currents in that
no,tiop of the Calf Great blame IL attached 10 her
oscers for their sheer neglect In the matter pas
senser Who vas on board the time states the vessel
v,nt ON the reefs at O'Clock In clear moonlight aud al
shs time the hAnds were washing decks lie u
spossrs was not at his posi- the reels eosia nsVe
ben distinctly seen ahead BY any person on oeeA
vsre on board 10 ali 100 souls % OF anon were Pss
seos,rs Fortunately no lives were lost Her mails
and come Of her passengers arrived al Nsrs NiuA "n
the 18th ult In Mexican schooner
Tho following 10 from tina Piesy~st oil the tth
The Mexican Secretary ofwsr. Gen Arisss has .ssa
ed a circular directing the most osrrfai parseno.
dcs and his par in the Gnansusis "'eups u.s.
thew NAV be- brought 10 trial and eondsn P1n,nneea
The newspapers consider this circular mere snsi
Tbev believe that Paroles 10 no longer In me county
and that the Government knows 10 WELL udla ho' CON
nive - his departure