New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
LATER FROM MEXICO.


&c known sit that date, was as follows for Gen
Arista, the Federal District, Mexico, Jaiiseo. San
Luis Potosi. Queretaro, Guanaiuas5 0aiacs, Vera
Cruz, CoaIaila, Tamaulipas, Sonora Sinalva and
Chispas. 10 votes for Rosa Durango and New
Leon. Q; for Almonte, Guerrero, Zacatecas and
Yocatan 8, for Gomez Pedraza, Michoacan, l
for Mpiica, Puebla, L. no election in Tabas1o and
chihuahua. which have electoral votes IN all
% votes heard from with a majority Of six for
Arista
Nothing has been done fer the arrangementoI
the internal debt.
subscription has been opened Tor the par,
poses Of Introducing into Mexico the business o
raising Of Alpacas and slamas. Already $500
are subscribed to bring stock animals from Chill
Nr. Roehn, who is going 10 Chill on a similarcorn-
mission from France, has been charged with pro.
curing both kinds Of animals from Mexico.
Lower California has applied to Congress fors ad-
mission as State Of the Republic, or else to be at
tached TO the territorial department OF As0as Ca
Hentes. -.
In the department of Matamoras, out OF Ii, '37
,,ersors attacked with cholera during the preya.
lent epidemic 7,775 died.
In Vera Cruz, the pnblic functionarles have not
had dollar Of pay for five months
The Noa5tQ Republican, OF Nov, II, publishes
letter from Daniel Webster, accepting the distino
ion of honorary membership conferred on him by
the Mexican Society of Geography and Statistics.
JOAQUIN PaIacios, noted bandit who joined the
Americans in the late war, has been arrested at
Tamaulipas and will get badly punished if he
does mt buy himself Off.
On Nov 2, the diligence for Mexico was robbed
near Pueblo.
On Oct : enc Michel Nv assassinated
at Amascala in Queretaro by eight men with
mix es and stones, and killed like mad dog.
It is complained that among the gold lately in
troduced into Mexico from California vast deal
is counterfeit.
On oct %. Cen joaquin Bea was assassinated
at AyutIa in the State Of Guerrero. A mob OF
some 500 men were engaged in the murder which
took place at 3 in the morning. Hewas shot with
three balls and wounded with many Ratchet
blows The criminals have not yet been ar
rested.
A book called the Misterios de Mexico IS
making sensation in the Capital.
he II
-noiups of Congress-Americans in Mexico.
MEXICO Monday, Nov 4
To the Editors q The Tribune:
The Presidential Election has been decided IN
favor of Gen Arista by Constitutional majority
of the States and will not have to be decided BY
the Congress- This is an important event for
Mexico, and it now remains to be seen whether
he has the wisdom and talent necessary to obtain
for himself an enyiabe name in the history OF his
country.
There never was better opportunity for fame,
never a stronger necessity for great exerton, nor
never have the difficulties to be overcome been
greater.
Mexico has for long time been almost without
Government, the States have done as they
pleased, the frontiers have been laid waste by the
savages, smuggling is carried on to reckless ex.
tent, the debt is left unproyided for the Govern
mcnt is without funds for the most necessary daily
expenses, without credit at home or abroad-is on
the verge OF bankruptcy, and not least of the evils
is The absolute Indifference, the part OF the
people. to the general welfare, which, together
with their want Of confidence, renders them inca.
pablc Of cooperating with the Government for the
general good In word great chaos exists out
Of which must be re nodded something entirely
new.
have been waiting several days, expecting
some definite arrangement of the interior debt
would take place The bill for that purpose was
reformed by the Senate and last week it was
agreed that the Chamber of Deputies should form
themselves into committee presided over by the
,niristerof Finance and have conference with
IL fa5 IN, Of
and Peagcs toll fund.- together with the commit.
tee on the Pablo Debt IN order to co ne to some
kind of agreement on the subject. It is feared.
however, none Will be made
The bill introduced in the Chamber OF equities
by Mr.. Preto, in place Of the initiative of MIR.
Payno asking for the concession to the Govern
ment of the indemnity did not go before the Sen
ate in virtue Of decision against II by Council
oil Ministers
The Chamber OF Deputies have passed the bill
relating to the establishment OF eight per cent of
consulnp tion duties. This bIli passed in pretty
much the same shape it originated.
scandaous aiairtook place on the Goth alt. in
tie anti room ot the Chamber OF Deputies. 1t APP
pears Deputy considered himself insulted IN an
article published some time since in the Ito No
1,illp and challenged the author OF 1t, who az
ceUted and sent ms friend to him TO make the
necessary arrangements. during the progress of
which an alteration ensued; the Deputy received
a blow. whereupon he drew a sword from his cane
ana stabbed the other. The Chamber constituted
themselves INTO grand jury, and bill of indict
ment having been found, the case was passed to
the proper tribunal. The Deputy S name is Gaf
ca y G0'cta.
limits o. tie city Al the same TINE all those who
found themselves or the road in the negh5orhood
were also robbef.
There are at his time macy Americans here on
their way home from California VIA Acapulco.-
These gentlemen, at least many OF them, while in
California are extremely cautious how they place
coufdeucc in strangers, get, strange to say, when
lhey arrive in this country they trust to the first
sharper they meet o. tho road aud allow them
selves in many instances to be guided by them
The consequence is they get taken in.