New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Important from Mexico-DimeuIties between
the u. -. Quartermaster ut Tempice ana
the Mexican Authorities-Thc u. >. -a"so-
ron Ia the Gulf rdered TO Tampico.

BY the ong Irwin, Capt. Robinson At'Vu -
terdsy from Vera Cruz which place snc Ell on tne
Doth all we have received papers IRON the IiV 81
c.,,vosx,. in the Monitor RsDablioono OF the lth,
ne ind some Intelligence from California wnich We
believe hss not hitherto been published
Tbs United states ship-othne OHIO, Com. sP Cstesby
Jones and the stores ships Southampton and LexiDs
too arrived At Monterey the l2th Of October with
$50 Mexican emigrsnts The vessels viii remain At
California during the ensuing summer. Lieut. Col.
Burton arrived on the Ohio.
TAxYIco-Ei M0rsu0r announces that good order and
harmony continue 10 prevail In Ismpco. ever since the
resntrsnce of the garrison Only dozen or Two per
sons Of the lowest class manifested any dissatisfaction
THE ToIucA REvoIT-The Insurgents Of Toucz
have taken refuge at Temsscstepee, where they sie
under the command Of Estevan Leon On the IN
100 men BY the Supreme Government joined zen
Monsgss at the town Of Vale. u IL thought tha iA -
sursestOn will be completely suppressed 10"
object Of these IT, believe g. have toe eisosO o
the Legislature Of the state Of Mexico declared nun
and void and 10 have another GoTefnof sPPo'n'ou IA
place OF the one who now holds the once. 49,, -
TIsE SIERRA GOEDA kEBELLioN.-On 'no lvln Ov''
eruroep, received Official dispatches from 1en busts.
uente giving 40 account Of various successes gained
over the revoed Indians Of toe sierra ~ Tue troops
nd, ,he Immediate command of Gen Jraga The
Greatest force Of the insurgents was concentrated AZ the
sIls,e Of XIchu which place Uraga determined 10 at
,.ck ON the march be had two skrmshes IN which
h. loaf sorns men. The eDemys loss amounted - 20
killed and many wounded. Uraga tTiumphanhy enier-
ed Xichu.
PUnBIA-ten. Ionbsfdini has been appointed Com
rpandsnt General of the state Of Puebla-
JAIrsco-H Monitor says that the theories Of So
ossm are making rapid progress 10 the state Of Jssco
DcSASoo-l, 900 Csmsnehes have assembled At Lake
Ysce chihuahua
of Mexico from Guansjusto, brought soOo,0OO N
specie c
CorSAGE OF MoSgY-At the mint Of Gusnsjusto
there has been coined during the past year 4lOl gold
doubloons 10000 silver dollars and siJ9OJ Ia lesser
money-oeiDg total value Of so5<@,lvo.
In the " n. Delta OF the "a inst. we ind the
following news brough, by Capt. P. H. Ryan of the u
s. schooner Auspe which sailed from Tsmpico the
23d uit
Gen Guerrero who commands the port at Tsmpco
ip obedience II Is said to orders from the Supreme
Government, ordered Cap, Carr, Acting T. ; Quarter.
master at that place % Quit the city within specified
time the COmmsn5ant giving. as reason for such
barsh and peremptOry measures that the period allow
ed In the Treaty Of Peace for removing all the United
STATES property from the Republic had expired Capt
Cars reply To the peremptory commands OF the Com
msndant that he there acting under the orders
OF his Government aud recognized no other authority
and that he should remain there regardless Of the
threats of the Comnandaut until expelled by force
The CommaDdant finding that bis threats were Of no
avail several notes 10 the Qusrtermaster requiring
him 10 call at his quarters but Capt Carr positively
fused stating that the American flag waved over bic
Office and II the Commandsnt. any of the Mexican
authorities desired 20 cODisr with him, on any subject
they ould hnd him at his post ThereupOn the valiant
MEXICAN ordered out all the troops III the city 10 the
number Of 400 and great parade and flourish Of tram
pets raised but ust affairs seemed 10 be has
tenng to crisis, and the Mexican trumpets blow
Ing their loudes, alarms the : soop Of war Ssrsto.
IA came in light. and bore down into the hsrbor This
unexpected sppsfitOn seemed to have wonderfully
cooling effect upon the red hot valor Of the MexicaDs
who Immediately marched into quarters stacked their
arms, aud waited for farther Developments
Quiet being thus restored Capt Carr and Mr. Chase
the American Consul proceeded on board the slOOpof
war and after short conference with her command
or 1.-THE gallant ship bore away toward Vera Cruz the
rendezvous of our Gulf Squadron, under Commodore
Jesse Wilkinson This cOmmotiOn Of
much satisfaction aud Of many bright hopes 20 the cit
izens OF Tampico who desire a restoration OF Amer
command, as the only means of reviving the pros
uste commerce Of this well situated town should
conflict take place between the soldiers and our author
l,ies the people OF Tsmpico will certainly join the lat
ter and thus embrace the resdiest means Of carrying
out the Sierra Madre project General Guerrero, who
10 at the bottom Of this affair 10 staunch friend OF
Santa Anna, and is no doubt intriguing to open the
country again to the redoubted hero of Tampico. lie
II wac who In the late commanded the Guernl.
leros that operated on The Tsmpco road, and who,
during the 1rist negotiations one Of the most
hement opponents Of the Treaty
The Crescent gives the following account Of the
affair
The Mexican commander, Gen Garsy. ordered Capt
Carr TO leave within specified time, aud II the order
not complied with voluntarily, he was given 10 I'm
derstsnd that force would be used. Under these cir
cumetsDces Capt Carr Capt Chase, and the com
mander Of the IT, sloop-ofwsr Saratoga, then living
at Tampico. held conference, at which Il was decided
that the usrtermsser should not recede from his pc
sition Capt Carr left for Vera Cruz In order TO
Com. Wilkinson. Ii thought that the whole
squadron would shortly DO at Iampico, prepared 10
force respect to our flag.
We csnno, account for these proceedings excepting
from the fac, that Gen. Garay, WAS always anti
treaty man, and may wish to renew the difficulties be
tween the two countries Gen. La Vega recently sp-
pointed Comdt Gen. OF Tsmsupss. was at the last
counts at Vera Cruz his way 10 Tampico, His
rival expected to harmony and good under
standing