New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-08

-...y,,ca the moments are countcd-tist aach
Mr. that is lost IN VAIN discussion, guided bH the
o;rit Of patty is year lost to the republic, a.
ssppna lost forever This the true stat Fittings,
ssd the President orders ne 10 notify the Chamber
Gat with the payments made to-day the Treasury
"a exhausted
: This is q mos: important document, showing, az
.tcve said the critical position OF the tfovern-
r,nrt ard Judging from It's tenor though we eau
perceive no stronger symptoms than those shown
H. ,ba Minister, storm Is approaching There
!! lint thrown out that Il funds are not provided
,be Goyer9ment Ioust soon fail; also that the
Government ought to have power to act execu.
.;ycIy in like emergencies; | have stated In
gormer letter, and your readers are also aware
tbat the Constitution of "a renders the Executive
4 mere noncnf1ty, absolutely dependant on the
dilatoty movements OF wrangling Congte So.
who, sooner than ABANDON caprice would ca M
~ see al go TO ruin.
On the nth inst. the report OF the Committee
on the Interior Debt was published. 1t is very
long, and suppose will not be new now 1t con-
sists OF II articles.
The list provides that the whole debt shati oe
consolidatcd in one common land
2. That to pay the interest and for amorelzaSl9n
Of the debt 20 per cent of the proceeds OF all the
Custom Houses shall be appiied
3. That the interest Of the new consultation
find shall be per cent per annnn1
Tho rest OF the articles provide tor tire payment
ogfbe interest and the reduction of the debt in
cnse the 20 per cent be insufficient, and the mode
az conversion &c. also prohibiting those who
,In not avail themselves OF the lst article in the
,oace of 80 days. from being able to enter into the
arrangement for the period Of ten years; con-
ceding also nearly two and hall millions OF the
indemnity for the reduction Otthls debt
THE 10Th article provides that Board shall be
GRATED for carving into effect the plan proposed
giving them the control Of the Custom Houses and
Collection Of the revenue, which is to be composed
OF President and six members the first to exer-
else his Office for six years at salary OF $1,000
year aud the latter for two years at salary OF
$4,000 IL be paid from the fund assigned Tor the
payment Of the debt
Also, forthc establishment Of an Office, the en-
ploge6s to be appointed by the Government, the
expenses Of which not 70 exceed Sl50O0 year
The Committee were divided this point;
tbs minority, Plgur0 and Ocgnera reported
against this arrangement, principally on account
of the number OF officers and employees, proposing
that President and two members should do tae
whole business
am not able to inform You in a manner nbso
iutely positive of the result Of the elections Tor
President, even now. There are 30 many canul-
dates it is thought by many The question VIII nave
10 be decided bv Congress though as far as heard
from the result still is in favor oil Arsta and feel
rositiye of what ! have often stated to you, he
will be the next President. The Church, how
ever, trepbles at the idea OF it, and IN conse-
euGeaVOrlDR 10 MAKE ah Situt u ul'
vision "a possible in order there shall be no ma
iority, and the matter may be decided by the Con
rress, on which controlling influence may be
brought to bear directly by the clergy, the one
mics being brought within a smaller compass
Should this actually be the case, his election Is
somewhat doubtful
IN case Arista be defeated, | fear prohunci0
.,c,to v,;,I tolc mace in thn clpital but should
he quietly submit to n defeat, like good citizen
no. Io,, may feel assured the DAYS Of those dis
r.o,oi,,I oct' lave definitely Dassed look upon
g. ,.osr,t DC somevy} ~ critical period in Mex
600 b;storI, there is a struggle between prin.
Io nf enhancement and n selfish one opposed to
IA CocrG,l ~ any, change.
III dow cf The National Independence 10th
sont wos celebrated rs usual; everything was
snjnndid and the greatest order prevailed. A
preat many addresses were delivered on the even
fn0 of the 18th in the National Theater to an i'm
-, ,,,n,hcr or neonle-the orators pleased
- 4i,r,rnl,.no ord The audience with them
n 49,, - o,1T,c.1 IN nullic nv thn President
Wv" s,@D 3l,a mo f,,,,ctioIorios nresc,it
ON ,Le 1I+l tLe President and all the authori-
,os tooctIer with n great asgcmbage of people,
ssnn5ble1 in tIie Il0mc40 to bear the delivery Of
ver;nus 0yaci0ncS tiglC0S which were very good
enJ o,,,yoorintr AVID in the afternoon the pleasure
eround was entirely delivered over to the people :
Bands OF music were stationed ~ various pU'S %
il. and the greatest order good leehhS "ho "aPPt
ness prevailed.
The question SO long pounding oil lh9 e'eCtion Vi
Cooperation for this city, has at length been
finally settled and We shall now have another
n,iniature Government to aid in obstroctm6 I'll the
proarcss TO a complete state CT prosperity Tine
sity has done very well t3r Two years without one
and low come more laws, h'nNFahces 70 business
aud petty tyrants it is curious, out lnoSt Ifur
dat here all these legislative bodies, whlc'i IN
o,ber countries facilitate business, only tend to
rrtard and render more complicate the perfection
ofcomplicated things. McXican Government.
We have nothing OF interest from the interior
hearing continually OF the invaslons OF the Indians
u Chifualua. Durango and Sonora. The atten,
the lalter State, and Commission has lately been
appointed to explore the country, make surveys
and divide the land III parcels OF Loot square ar,
yaros each with view 60 tue Co0nlz9t19n OF 'ho
State the idea OF driving on lhe ihulaiS oY
eGit there now abandoned.