New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-26
From Mexico.

Bv the arrival of the brig Water Witch, Capt
Conckling. we have received dates rom vera
Cruz to the 29th uI and from the capital TO tue 24th
The primary elections have taken place through
out the Republic They are as far az heard rom,
rather favorable 30 the Republican party, bat the
oaudida tes of that party do not number but aooQs
fourteen. This beats all hollow or United States.
The Government has granted to private 0om'
pany for q certain number OF years, tue rlgos 10
Garry the mail through the whole extens OF tne
Republic, from he shores OF the Atlantic 70 taoae
of the Pacific. The Company will pay to the aov-
eminent duty calculated on the weight OF the
letters and papers thus conveyed. a'he amount
khua 10 be forked over TO the treasury 10 estmaed
at about SIC 900 per month"; or $4,000 ayear.-
Rather lucrative job for Government. ~,
The Sgo states that certain prlvneseS T In GH
ereted 10 the line of American steamers which WIN
1lv betweep Mobile, New Orleans and vera Graz
The case of Satino, accused OF an attempt to
commit MURDER was called up on the 9TH ult' before
bis Honor Judge Contreras. -,
A light house is being built ut the entrance OF the
port Of Acapulco.
Che accelerated line of omnibussss between
Mexico and other cities will henceforth be escorted
by detachment of troopS, to prevent the todToneS
from plunderipg them. Right. NJ. Augusta iguas will
command the force dehtined to protect on the high
ways the lives and fortunes of the citizens.
Serious fears OF freshet were entertained lately
at Mexico but the authorities were on the alert
and no disaster occurred.
A locomotive was landed few days ago at Vera
Cruz. 1t came from Bell GUM, and is intended tor
the Railroad between that city and Mexico por
sion of which is completed.
Don Jose Baso Gueno hse been appointed Min
lister Plenipotentiary to the Court OF Rome.
The Supreme Government has refuse 90 accept
the resisns,on of Don Luis de la Rose, Minister as
Washington but has granted that tunctlonary leave
OF absence for six rnonths. N 0 Boo, 18th.
Tho NJ O. Picayune has the following additional
itemB:
Che report of the Finance Committee has been
adopted by Congress. This authorizes Payne, the
Minister of the Treasury, TO negotiate loan OF
100000 on the remainder Of the Amsrlcen lndem
nity ard the prevous loan of So 600 600 was rati-
fed. Thus the Treasury Is to be replenshed for &
month longer. There still remain $5O0000, and
what is TO be done when that is exhausted, is q
serious question.
Tremendous rains in tbs valley Of Mexico had
rendered an inundstoD Of the ca pa imminent.
Measures had been taken 30 avert the impending
calamity.
News had been received that tho English credit
ora had held two meetings in London during the
month OF June at which the conduct of Mr.. Robert.
son, the former agent was severely blamed
nj. Falconnet, an agent of the Barines, was to be
sent to Mexico in place Of MIR. Robertson.
The Commandant General of The State OF Duran
60 has been making great preparatlone TO put an
end to the Eavnges OF the Indians.
Che primary elections in the States OF San Luis
Pososi and Queretaro have resulted in favor of the
Liberal party.
The Indians still continue to commit great dep,
relations in the State of Sonora
gEe people of Tamaulipas going to try to
improve the navigation Of the River Tames6.
The little steamer Esperauza, which hag been
launched on Lake Chaleo has caused great
element among the inhabitants The papers call
it a gigantic enterprise.
Che cholera made awful ravageR in the city of
Mexico, from May II to August l2-thera were
there were 29S deaths. In Gundajora from July
10 to Auguat IL, there were 2,l95 cases, and 9s9
deaths At Puebla tho disease had disappeared;
at Vera Cruz it was declining, and at Orizaba 1t
was increasing.
In chihuahua the Apaches were committing
many outragen. They had murdered q judge of a
court.