New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

spect the rights Of Others, even when granted BY
themselves
lis well known ths, 90 far a. the people are con-
cer1ed they are peaceable and HARMLESS IL ia also
well kn0gn lat least oas he to be known oy any who
have been any length Of time among these people,
u at body Of foreigners, such 60 su2pOse vOah
come 10 work on toe road or canal, would compose
q force sufficient 10 protect themselves and the
CCmpany's rights, should there be az attempt made
TO molest them beside, the dread these people
would have Of such body Of foreigners, would be
Of itself Sufficient 70 keep them al distance. sup
posiDg for nome OF they were incnea 10 r. 7be
them and az to the revelations that may tks
place in this country having any effect OF tbs con-
ptetion Of the communication when once began, IL
lot worth moments reflection
am certain that II that provision Be not ex-
plunged from tho treaty, II will nor be ratified by
Me1ico, and regret to say, the prospec, Of sac
cess has been much injured by even naming such
subject
lhe las. accounts from the interior are By 10
means pleasant disorder and discomfort appear 70
prevail The Indians continue their depredstioos
the frontiers They appear - consider the h0ei-
endas their own, and the right TO do Just as they
please seems to rave been conceded them.
The min ing interests are still looking 40. The
mines IN GuaBs usto continue In beautiful state,
the weehly sales Of ore Of Santa Lucia lin the in
meciste vicinity of La Luz0) amJunting - from
s6e OCO TO &70 coo a week. In the past year over
So 100000 were coined IN Gusnsjos alone, aad
had there been room In the miot they could have
coined $40 100000, 1no the whole products Of the
mines last year exceeded those OF the most pro-
ductiye year curing toe dominion of she Spania-ds.
We DO not know whether the resignation Of NJ
Rosas, Mexican misistzr at Washington, has been
accepted, but we presume il viii De. the post
has been offered TO DIR. Oliguibel, who was Cover
Dor Of the state Of Mexico during the occupation Of
this city by the American Army. Hs IL senator
and lawyer By profession. He has most ami2-
BILE family. His daughters are considered toe
beauties Of Mexico, and truly none can be more
accom- phsbed 10 their department. ould be &C
cep. the appoint nent the Mexican lsoIsa 81 leAs!
will be deservedly and well represented.
Gen. BustameDte has been appointed President
Of the Supreme Tribunal Of War, IN consequence
OF the de sth Of Gen. Filiisola.
Gen Ronulo dc la Vega has been appointed
"commandape general" OF the district Of Mexico,
in place of Gen. Qojano, whose illness prevents
bis continuance in office.
Gen Peha Barragen died In Puebla on the %
inst The grand religious celebration mentioned
in my last did not take place. | suppose the Ter
yor had begun 20 cool, rs 1t appeared Impossible
such state OF excitement could continue long
The MonitoT' was under the necessity Of re.
sacing the size OF is sheet for eighs days, IN con
sequence Of a strike OF the woskmen attached ~
its ebce but It has ng ain resumed It's former slze
and continues its crusade moderately however,
against the clergy.
The &" DemOcTato" has been discontinued. This
was one Of eight papers that signed violent pro
test against the election OF Afista. The opposiuJn
papers have almost ceasei 70 oppose his election.
Ell oigio almost contents itself with barely noHi-
mating Conner Pedrsza
l noticed not long since, an account 10 one oil the
papers of the breaking out Of the cholera 10
Ieigbboring viIlsge, and after four days duration
the patron stint IN the church Ia wax hsure) was
seen to weep, upon which the magistrate and most
Of the people ran 10 the chorch 10 behold the mira
Gle, and with bits Of cotton caught the precious
tears they rolled down the venerable face, from
which time, We are told, the cholera ceased its "a
wages, and soon disappeared; truly may they say,
"nOa ftclt taller ORintd na,i0ns."
On Saturday, llth inst. III. Payne presented his
financial project to the Congress Tnis u very
lengthy document giving conplets stssement OF
the condition Of the financial affairs OF the country,
its resources etc and plans for obtaining batter
revenue, az also for re coy log many exis,ing eyls
in the different administrations.
The length OF this document, aud the shoTsoen
of tine allowed me, prevents any attempt AZ siv-
ing you proper idea OF il at present THIS sih
be the frs. business attended to by the Congress.
Respectfully youIs, 10.