New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30

By the British steamer Great Western, which
arrived at Mobile from Vera Cruz on the 10th INST
we have our flies OF Mexican papers to the 10Th
We translate for The Tribune the following items
of news
The United States Government has offered TO that Of
Mexico 10 cell the whole stock Of muskes belonging to
the L. : which have recently made dispossble by
the substitution Of percussion locks for the old flint
locks in our army.
person named Luis Zaumdio raised tho standard OF
rebellion at San Andrea village in the State OF Mex
co. His followers numbered only about 100 badly dis
cplined and badly equipped lie published pronun.
cismiento squirting toward Santa Anna going for the
Roman Catholic the only religion to be tolerated,
and junta OF two men known for honor ntell gence
and patriotism to be appointed by the chief zsumdio
himself 10 direct the enterprise This was said in
some quarters to be the beginning of great movement
but the sttemp, tell through utterly
The nsurrection ia the Sierra Madre 10 near its end
The Trait Union of the 4h says that the Chiefs have
betsken themselves to the mountains with no more
than 800 men, and that the rebels are all struck with
panic. Subsequently. however, one OF the leaders
Quiroz with 600 men. attacked Phones which was de
Tended by only % troops the insurgents were de
eaed II the Mexican story be true, in spite OF their
being ten times as numerous their antagonists They
lost IS men, among them one Of their leaders
The war in Yucatan is spoken Of as irightiul. The
Trah Union Gays there Is of ending IT, but
by the Intervention of the Federal Government
The Congress was opened the lst July. The mes
sage of President Herrera says that the reduction OF ~
per cent Ia import duties has produced the best ELECTS
having increased the Customs receipts ., &is ~ IN
eleven months the army expenses may be reduced
and the number and sal aries OF civil official. diminish
ed. The national expenses may thus be reduced to
e. per snnum, the interest Of the national debt
not included and the receipts may the President
thinks be made to the whole. The public debt
having been reduced s65 900 coo not much mote
than 10000 600 and large part OF IL bears no IN
terest the interest will not surpass third OF the rev
enuc moreover further reduction OF certain claims
il probable. The President specially recon mends to
the consideration Of Congress those creditors whose
property has been taken by force voluntarily gwen
by them meet the expenses of the war Tie also ad
vses the establishment OF dAerental port charges OF
foreign vessels with 10 increase the Commercial
navy OF the country lie states that the country mus
| encourage immigration The domestic concerns OF ih'
Republic are in good state, though there are SOM
slight local troubles the foreign relations are sa'isc
4 tory The Government will act with energy aesins
rebellion The Territories need special laws for the
government-especially Lower California
The terms arranged with the Representative OF tn
English creditors OF the Republic are definitely given
The interest OF the debt reduced In so til les
10 81 lieu OF per cent the rate being subject TO r.
vision and change in lss9 according 10 the eireun
stances of the Republic al that time In considerable
OF this reduction which amounts to something liz
sl4Oo0O0O the Mexican Government agree 70 pay {
the English creditors sS00oc0 for past interest as we
As for tha, not yet due the sum is to be taken IL eqa
nstallments from the three annual payments OF n
United States indemnity the Government also turn
over TO the parties the product Of the duties
the expectation gold and silver, not only in the p
cine ports where they have heretofore held u. b
through the whole Republic, well IS the duty on u
| circulation OF gold aud silver.