New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-14
From Tehuantepec.

In the N. o. Picayune of the 9th inst, we find
letter from the Surveying Expedition at Tehu-
antepec, dated T eb :, from which we take the
following particulars;
Some two weeks since MunOs Governor of this State
Osxaca and helindes, the reyOluuonsL made a treaty
satisfactory to both parties bat not salts acory 10 the peo
pie OF Tehnantegec so e SO lnat tney lhIealeneu %
ake the life of MunOs If he made his appearance in this
place Ii OF the articles OF this treaty II was provided
that Melndes should give up al arms lie accordingly de-
ver up large quantity OF old mu,ket' which Munos
in good faith supposed to be all few days SUISSE
0uentlv Munos suspected thst he had been deceived
by Melndes; or, thinking favorable opportunity 10
p-Cans commended that Mendes had not delivered up ALL
snd decided to march upon the town Juchan which was
Melindess headquarters de mad I'VE hundred troops,
part from ORXaca and the National Guards OF This place
with which he took the town. and put Melndes and some
of biz party 10 flight The remainder surrendered without
eny fight considering useless resist they had but
small amount of arms and ammunition MunOs found
more In The possession OF Melndess party but they
saw these AIMS belong to private individuals MuuOs
MeHndes of treachery for not deli 'erng his arms
according the treaty, and Meindes ACCUSES Munos OF
ireachey because he his conduct has since proved
hat his only object in making the treaty was TO get the
arms, and then break the treaty at hls leisure
Melpdes when last heard from in the mountains Of
Chinelaps" with party OF his men armed and II
matter of speculation here whether he will return or make
Msway TO Guatemala; PROBABLY the latter. -
Por Lhree dsys the military here have 9eeGcsyP ng
Republic As token of national good feeling our OonI
,ul Uniformed The Governor that he would moist me nag on
the occasion This information was received by the Gov
with much satisfaction Re sent one OF his officers
Tao as he shed 10 salute H. Accordingly the time was
fxed ana tue troops marched in front OF the flag and gave
HE salute Afterward they fired salute OF seven guns
all Of which was very well done. This consider great
compliment to our flag In fact, the ConsuIs reception
here has been very cordial by the authorizes SO the stars
and supe have waved three days in the plaza Of Tehu'
sItepeC. 80, 49, -
CLivela making survey of that pass. 7he Major is q
hue disappointed parts OF the route as be hnds
the Information which he received from Mr. M0Hos sur
ey Is in some respects ncOrec but stu he incs nothing
IN The route that is inpracicsbe Mr. TrasOur has also
+ und very papable m stakes IN the report OF MI MOTTO
AZ The soupdines Of the BOca Barra a. the lakes
Tie port has been fixed 81 Nenos6 bay situated about
Twelve miles TO the south of Tehuantepec
The road from The COrdilleas Mountains runs through
sn uninterrupted plain. -
Mr. TrasCur has found good bottom, and sufficient
depth of water for all vessels IN that bay The soundrgs
lave been made with particular care, during several
weeks About miles 10 the west OF NenOsa Mr. Iras-
our has found snother good port in the bay Of SAUNA
Cruz This port closed by the mout alns than en-
fosA At half mile of Ssna Cruz there Is bay
which sill answer for good rOsds ead with good anchor
aye: this Is the bay of Salna del Marques.