New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-29
From the n. o. Pioayune, July 90.

By the arrival Yesterday of the fast sail
ing schooner Robert Spedden, Capt. Golding. we
have received full flies OF Vera Cruz papers up 10
the sih and from the city Of Mexico up to the 4th
instant.
The stage which LEFT Puebla on the morning of the
18th ut., was attacked by the ladroneS about hVe
miles this side OF that CITY and the passengers robbed
of nearly all their valuahleS. Some OF them, now
ever, succeeded IN saving their watches and part
of their money. There were two ladies' IN the stage,
and Their trunks were completely overhduled OUT
the rascals did not find all their lewelry and IN their
haste 10 get off carried away number of daguerreo-
tvpes They were masked and as is generally the
case, were well mounted and armed hoooeIies
are growing more and more frequent on all 'he
roads.
The municipal officers at Tampico are making fur
ther seizures to enforce the collection OF the tax I'M
posed by the ayuntamlento OF the city upon foreign
-four but they cannot obtain any bidders at the pub
lie saesa striking proof of the al.repugnance
felt for the tax.
At Mazatlan an epidemic has been raging, from
which few OF the inhabitants escape
Goods OF the value OF about thousand dollars
have been stolen from the Custom-House stores.
They had been seized on board of vessel and put
under the charge OF certain sailors, who carried
them of. They were pursued, taken, and put under
a guard, but got of again, carrying sergeant win
them.
The Danish brig Prosper from Hamburg, with the
new Minister from Prussia and family on board, was
wrecked on the 26th June on the reefs of Ulloa The
weather calm. and there was plot on OOdru,
but she lost by the force OF the current In the
night time. Assistance obtained from the city
of Vera Cruz. The passengers were safely landed,
and the cargo Will be mostly saved The brig, 1t is
feared, is lost.
The PruSsldn Minister "aS received IN the cily
With the customary honOrs.
The Traitd In,on says that the report which 1t had
previously published o. a pronunclamento IN the
State OF ChlapaS although the Mexican journals have
taken no notice OF H. Is confirmed Some OF the par
tculars have reached the city OF Mexico. The stan
dard of revolt was raised AZ COman Grande by Col.
Mat,as Castelano. aided BY one Romero, or Gestas,
h., l,.I. .t.fa tod Aalt lnXaTnnr N
Chlapas and installed himself IN the place The OBJ
lect of the revolution was 10 proclaim the dictator
ship of Santa Anna. Commandant Munoz had re-
ceyed orders to march against the rebels with the
battalion OF Guerrero. at Tehuantepec.
FL Sigio of the same date, contains documents
from the seat OF the conflict, from which 1t would
appear that Gen Maldonado had encountered and
defeated CaslellanO, and that the latter had surren-
dered himself but Of his troops still held out.
The condition Of things IN OaJaca IS described IN
the most gloomy colorS. The dlseords caused by
Melendez and his partsans have arrived at their
hight There Is mol longer any authority recog-
nlzed anarchy every where, and what is more
TO be regretted the Mexican Government appears To
be insensble to these scandals
Another revolution reported TO have broken out
IN the State OF Tabasco. Jose Julian Duenas brother
OF the former Governor, was At The head oi revolt,
had possessed himself OF the village OF Candodco,
only eight leagues from the capital, and was proceed
Ing 10 march upon that place with considerable
forces Garcia, the Commandant General OF the
State had demanded reeniorcements OF the Governor
of Vera Cruz.
The obiec; of ths revolt is not known but Is sup
posed TO be connected with the movements IN Chi
apas.
NJ Tezano Suez has been elected President and
VI GuzInan. Wee President Of the Chamber OF Dep
utles, for the month OF July.
The elections IN the State OF GuadalaJara have
resulted IN the choice Of Jesus Lopez Portlllo,
casSed a. a moder, as President he received q Oh
the 2s votes.
There was a report IN the city OF Mexico. on the
2d inst mat Mr. Webster's reply to the annuncia-
ton OF the repeal OF the Gardy grant had been re-
celyed II was said 10 be d simple nouncement'
without discussion. that 1t would be cIsns bella Tor
the United Staies If the rights Of American citizens
In Tehuantepec were dlsregarded Inc IraI
FTaca doubts this and says that the only note re-
celved by the Mexican Government IRON MI.
Webster relates. not 10 the annulment OF the Gar
ner Grant but the refusal 10 ratliy the treaty
THIS note. without putting c1sus 5eiH - accord
ing 10 the TRAIT GiHlDn. as strong Is possDtt, anu
fore shadows the attitude which the American Secre-
tary Will take when ne learns OF the annullng by
legislative vote, OF the decree OF President saias
confirming and extending Garay's grant
The American party, under MAJOR Barnard, VINO
renamed al Barlo, have made protest through Ihe
American Consul against the orders they nave re-
celyed TO stop work or the lsthmus.
The widow Of Perez GalyeZ, wealthy he1lcah
ladv has gwen $50 horses 10 the state OF Lacatecas
10 remouI the troops 10 be sent II pursuit oil The
Indians. -, -.
ri Sislo OF the 29th June mentions the ARRIVAL al
san Francisco of the Italian Opera Company whlch
had been giving representations for sometime dl Ii
ma Santiago &c Chill. and other cities OF SouIn
America Tie artists who compose thls COMPANY
are Slgnor Pellgrnl director and first tenor slgho
rpa Rosina Mauro. and Slgnor Giovanni Aerque-
rod primo basso, ofthe theaters OF Milan ana eice
This Company Will give representations al san ran
cisco and Mszaial. and the Editor oi n S'0 hopes
they vii come to the City Of Mexico.