New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16
NfEXICO.
Meeting of the Goyernor>-Thc Tehuantepec
observation-disclosures on the Church-Assas-
sination of n Lawyer by Priest-Release
off \un-Annexation of Lower California.
rial

Mexico, Thursday, Aug. II, 1851.
Since last date. 9th inst.) nothing of
much importance has occurred. Yesterday was the
day APPOINTED for the Governors of the States 10
meet III this city for the purpose named IN former
letters Some Of TIE Governors have named substI-
tutes. and Others VIII come IN person Among those
who viii come = the Governor OF caiccas, Guiana
uato san LUIS and Vera Cruz. Jaiisco and other
more distant States viii send persons 10 represent
the Governors Most OF these gentlemen are nov
here. but DAY has as yet been liked upon Tor the
beginning Of lher laoor> but y, 90 al! probability
VIII be soon. No correct opinion can be formed as
10 what they VIII go as far rs an able Ia nudge
however rom the papers, each state has different
plan ana proposes tO adhere 20 the same. II TINS
be true, the discussion Wii be- almost endless, and
VII rroi ABLY terminate 10 nothing good.
TIE >isio and Tn iurfrSe' have begun ia ear
nest 10 rilse the cry oil alarm N consequence OF tac
measures taken by the Iehutntcper Company, ana
also ON account OF the steps AIKEN Oy this Govern
meni 10 prevent what they call another usnrpi,lOn
BY a horde OF adycnturers oi part OF Mexico equal
to that Of Texas These are Their wor6sJ The
Coz ornmcnt j. blamed severely by The tn'r,rSai IN
particular Tor ntusfng the defe8Se OF the lsthmus
10 simple ihIta, retaining the troops Of the line IN
the City OF Mexico and BAN. accusing Ar>ta OF
wishing to sacrifice the National Interests Tor ihe
sake of pIOonglng his own administration ana Tor
his own safety. from what see n Is very probable
that Tie enemies OF the present Government would
wish 10 II without he proper defense IN order II
hing al all events, because q Militia only be SENT
they Will assert u j. IN orCer 10 leave the lshmus
open TO INVASION If troops OF the line, they VIII en-
Ceayo or 10 upset the Government The same spirit
as ever prevails to more or less extent ia this cy
There are OF % Ople 10 thrive on the occasion
OF Revolutionary tumut and fail on the establish
ment Of peace and order. And notwithstanding The
popular viii is strongly a. ever since the war inclined
ioTthe continuance OF tranquility attempts are beng
made 10 influence the minds OF people against the
Government | am OF the opinion. however, that
this VIII be sustained, ara hope some OF the greatest
obstacles VIII be at length overcome
The Monitor still continues 10 attack the thurcn,
and from What We We see II appears they and TIE
Government must come INTO COLLISION NtFefthe-
less II Is SAID. even by some OF the Government
party thst The N0Rtorl 10 longer authority Tor the
opinions or feelings OF the bOycTnnitLt II = Ot
many supposed however, that The later Is endea'-
orlng 10 influence the minds OF tne people ~ means
OF TINS journal and ascertain Tie state 81 pnDc fcel-
ng ara the patriot The Church with more pre-
c.slon and II Tt Monitor kicks TOO nard, or II the
CoIum Of the huron manliests ii>eu 70 very great
extent the Government may bach ont Tie led'-
~ Tins parer :. Inch 30 u rush Tor the OIner.
10 bear the blame. This ) the way OF th!s people,
anc % may De observed IN all their transactions o.
LIE. public or private. We know The ho-ifT Is
pAa by d porfy beside, having consenldl 'asA, and
4; works faithfully sad before, me Eillpr DO = I
tear ms opponents. lie mas areacy been ,xrommu-
nIcatec with al the feelings o. haired anu persecu-
uon usually manifested by this amiaole body o. such
Occasions. but be laughs Al ana cehe' hem
The Government 4, extremely CAUTIOUS fby Tar
TOO much SOL AID appears 10 pe convinced Ihat
revolution uOv wOu'd oe the rHm Oi Inc county
Therefore. ever possible means are taken, ald "I4
be iatcn. 20 preserve internal peace
4 law has -eeA passed oy tOasress sd INST That
3lio men mIliilaI shall Immediately Dee cent Oh me
lstbuuS 81 1ehauAterlc. Arms and ammunition
are DOW beng sent.
The elII Tor The establishment Of per cent. con-
sumption duties on foreign goods WAS returned 10
the Chamber Of Deputies. The Senate INSISTED ina
one halt ci TIE Gu,.es should 90 10 tie states. ne
ChamDer however. have refused 10 approve of H. IN
>isiIng on their former decision thar the general
Government should have the whole OF tbs tlIy.
This was done or the 81 n Inst
According ~ Tie Nofitgr the election, IN me state
Of Arta have resulted favor o. the liberal party
new theatcr - be- built N tlls city, "A tLc P-d-4
f,l F1r'lT.
III The month Of July last past there "as exported
from Vera Cruz IL silver, 81 o2u->eo =. "a Go-I,
S4-5-. silver Mar uiacturedl IA MARKS Si''o0-
Toial. sl.l26g9i Il. The total expectation Of
money iron that pOIt III tie wear ending IA June Ia!
a., s. e. as -
An attempt a. assassination MAS made ~ Prssf IA
CnausjuaiO % .aWyer oy the name Of Rnoon. He
received tkree DANGEROUS WOUNDS Ia the Abdomen.
T.. lre j, ccsPaIet OF. The Priest has been az
rested.
License Vas seine months ago recen 81 from the
Pore and a tIl passed IL accordance Herewith.
nat a Nun should oe released from Convent II
tlisc-ty Every possible means have been, and stil
areresOrej ;0,'o ncuce the poor deprived foreman