New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03
.....Aa.. "reminiscences from 1iexIo0.
From lbe MOBILE Il eT"Id and TFau . :,

,,,r The Mobiie Herald and Trbnne aug 81,
g,A fSroAt Westeru bought us hume.o t;IInd
al. Eoo, tho Republic Of Mexico they @s1 ~
.,,th most Interesting Information Ho" "'''9N
aeIeot few items Il, of Congress-, which
Sne ...'";tir'r H., 3enarture OF the Onoiera,
yrns finally opened on the SIN 'Se and y m
~ n,n louis Oooto was elected Pfesidens anu - III
yose Maria Blanco. Vice rfes,oe s ,.,,ast i,,a
Fish Journals have uGlSed "a 80 AZ .u,aro
protesta) ag enat the eec'l4h " as,, crimi.
W.. SsnYerous unpatrtoho and even crial'.
a',S' No Of them p4.blish incidents concerning
ma ma n 49, life of Arista. The TRAIT 00@''V'
Sahich may be considered neutral says; -.
wn So ris, of eight Independent Journals sgeln| .ue
slecen on ,h anpesred Nevsy hare seen Tbs press
he cnnptry In such ssic Of hgs ton Fhere 10 pSI
@ W -, acrussous Of reccmnstons-notto M snnon
ic' nes ~ and lheas or violence aud OF yea.
nsa rsey would amuse were not me poSiuon OF
asas calculated 10 awaken nou5auI IeheSaoux - ove, y,
, r1niry the press 10 considered Inc e1pfoaaon OF
nSGc npirion but here 10 DEAN II soch spoa
sS sfeerfu end awaited Escl party has resolved 10
snare 70 efs 20 eeci their ohJec[ ana ueAo Fio'o' 0'
y,pIcrs may end 10 civil war l.,
The NoSscioso del PanHc0 of Tampico, has g long
article On the subject Of the treaty between mar.
fletcher and Senior Gomez Pedraza, Which they
sRv, was written by SIR. Clayton and seut ous. -
Ia eyjdent ghe Mexicana fear the power sne a.
ases viii obtain in their country If once they AZ
ohimedes like, obtain space wner7up0N
SsIn d;an,fcb was received ia the City OF aeXmp
49, Si' Po.h Iny washington. 1t reached the
y,scket steamer OF tho eve OF her departure auu
rros nrwarded Immediately to the Cry. Is was
onIv eight days en- route havlng Travelled more 'an
1900 leagues. 80 e.-c,Ir
,rha besvv rains have Gained the ardor of the con-
batants W.. h,. ,aca;vad
"a letter from this State containing intelligence toa'
aeyen hundred Indians, OF both sexes, ana sonle ne
cro slaves have entered the country. They pre-
Send il s their intention 10 locate themselves there
amone tbeee Indians are ll8 Seminoles belonging
70 that war.like people who held the Untsd osa1eS
at bsy for wears and coat them mlona OF tre asuee
she Others are Quikapoos and Muscogees. Theee
aaysges eey they are weary OF waraand wish to b.
come citizens. The whole frontier country mas
suffered greatly fro 10 the incursons ofthe Apacnes
and tho Camanches Hence it is not remarkable
The people should be alarmed at the vicinity Of tno
remne nts of warlike nations
The asaasein of Don Camllo Burrob had been
condemned to be hung.
The Cholera had appeared in Tamplco but as
vet was not so terrible in its ravGges az elsewhere
The Cholera is rapidly disappearing from Vera
Cruz. The Eco del Conmer5c0 says theirs IS 5ress
suffering IN Vera Cruz in consequence OF the eooF
NOUS pfioe of -four. 1t is proposed that vessel
be at once sent to New. Orleans to purchase hour,
yyhch can be sold at cheaper rate than at present
glhe authorities OF the city have forbidden an ex
mort of flour into the interior al the city requires
every dust of it. Beside the high price OF the
article it is dreadfnlly bad All descriptions of
provisions are scarco. Sugar above the purchase
of any but the rich. There is cal upon the
Government to do away with the duties upon for
eien produce, and allow it to enter free. There
seems a prospect of famine on the seashore.