New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31


Mobile Point was briefly noticed yesterday. Tht
MOJte Advertiser furnishes summary Of intelli
gence from which we select the folio giBg:
We have looked over a file OF the TRAIT d Union
ard Of the Eco del COmmerct0. They contain N )s
nournul descriptions Of the ravsges Of the cholera
" In the city Of Mezco' says the TRAIT OHS0H
from the 25tb, at which date we ceased our daily
report TO the I'd Of July the total number of cases
has been 2,000 deaths 1894 IL will hence be
perceived that we have bad 256 cases OF cholera
each day end Of that number l76 have died We
hao hoped that the plague was disappearing, bat
within two days past il has recommended its work
of death and is more horrible than ever From
the first appearance OF the cholera until the 2d Of
july there have been Is OO0 cases and 400 deaths
Whatever may be said 10 the contrary, we can as.
sure our friends # the truth of oar report"
At Pueblo IL has never assumed its most terrible
form.
Private letters say it has disappeared from
Guans iuato also from Queretaro IL is 10 "
raging from the Mexican Gulf Jslsps, Orizsba
and Vera Cruz have just entered the fierce ordeal
Of suffering and death The city authorities OF
Vera Cruz are acting in a most comnendable msn-
Der. They have opened hospitals and urged the
sick to seek them but the antipathy felt by the
poor e all nations toward hospitals, prevents the
possibility of great benefits being derived from
them.
The authorities have issued an edict forbidding
all descriptions Of vegetables, fruits fish and insoxi
eating drinks.
The political horizon of Mexico seems enwrapt
in clouds. Hope Of its future grandeur is fast de-
serting the hearts of the people. The dismissal OF
g. nor Guterres from bis post OF Minister OF MIN
ister of Finance meets with hearty dlsaPproba-
tion. He had been replaced for the present by
4. nor Lacunzs Minister of Foreign Relations.
Gutierres made some astounding Developments
reg ard the state of the treasury. He is said to
have been dismissed because he was too honest 20
become the tool Of ambitious men, The Trait
Uni0n remarks:
Tho treasury is not only empty bat there are no
avaisble means by which it can be filed at least
ifgdKy fhed) The state Of the country arises
from the evils which have crept In and become
part and portion Of its system OF government.
They must all be changed ere any permanent good
can result to Mexico
A friettful ASA, sir alton occurred at Paebls re-
Gently. The victim was the Hon. Don Camille
Bnros The servants were all at early mass, when
bis ow valet entered bis chamber and struck bis
unfortunate mater atleast twenty four blows with
4 hnife. He died long ere the last wound W"
given. The valet then gathered up all the vslua
bles in the chamber AID fed. He concealed him
self in one OF the large inns OF the city, awaiting
the approach Of night, that he might effect his es
cape The Judge Of the district, upon receiving In
formation of the horrd murder, had all the gates OF
the city closed. and every inn searched until the
vile assassin vas discovered. MS uhhos N5foyes
red with the blood Of bis master.
Dilisences betw cen Vera Cruz and the City Of
Mexico have been robbed near Rio FRO, and the
passengers riled Of all their money. The conduc.
tor vas killed.
The train OF wagons Arrieros were attacked
In similar manner. Oh Merchant vas robbed Of
$4,000 worth Of merchandise, which will ruin him
completely.
Heuri Herr has become terrife ed at the fearful
Azote, which spares neither talent nor beauty, and
has determined to proceed from San Bias 20 Psna
ma, and then visit Gusyquil aud Lima. Herz, ho~-
ever will return to Mexico ere he seeks bis native
land.
10 Durango the inhabitants are suffering greauy
from the attacks Of the Indians. The HsDcoo Oh
San Luis has been entirely destroyed, and hlne
women carried of by the savsges. Ten men "eie
left deed on the ground ,..z
The Governor of Chihuahus has been olsmlssee
by the Legislature ofthe State. TIE re "pns sneu
were the iupossibility Of any cooperation between
the Executive snd Legislative powers.
Three Of the Deputies elected 70 Oonsre'' HAa
lien victims TO the Cholera ....L
On the lat Of July the Diligence containing 'ne
mail. wa robbed short distance IRON 'ne gate Oh
Puebla. Among the passengers were company
N actor, coming TO Vera Cruz The robbers took
all their cold and si'sr. and their dresses. with
which thew seemed enchanted and held them a.
though they were perfect treasures