New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Inauguration and Speech Of Gen. Arista.
The Rebellion in Guanajuato.
'ATIfICaTlON Of THE TsHusNTspsc TREATY.
Mexico and the Pops...A New 'wi.sman' Affair.


vance Of the mail brought TO New Orleans
by the Alabama. The intelligence they
contain will be found of unusual interest
Arista's Inauguration and speech Cercmsa-
ies-Te Deum-terman Tore light Preces-
n-Recepuon-Arista's Cabinet.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
MEXICO, Thursday, Jan. Is. 1881
MEssRs. EDITORS The installation of Gen.
Arista as President of this Republic took place
yesterday, l5th in the Chamber Of Depcties. in
the presence Of the Congress and great multi
tude of spectators. There was no great ceremony.
The General came in, was sworn to sustain the
Federal Constitution, seated himself and read the
following:
have lust In the mos solemn manner, boand myself
the nation swearing before God In the most solemn man.
ner to defend The system which governs US mpced not
conviction which feel that that regs Is the only one that
epochs du ing which country has been Illuminated by
some rays of felicity dispensing for time the darkness
which for 50 long lime has overshsdowed us snd al
those times the federal system ruled Can claim tho
nte Of Of honor or good faith IL we violate tho tesca
believe gentlemen that the Government IL IL comprs-
bends well its mission should far Il able give an
impulse every thing that may maze the state great ana
hsppy because In this manner all me Pofons ot soc,e
cooperate In such that the Mon may appear
LIS most sacred interests. -,
Consequently every thing win be done by the centre,
authorities enable the States TO equsNe tue snc
their reyenues multiply their ways OF communication;
TO ment their agricultural and commercial Industry In
10 10 b nSS' bo.oms The pefeS Industrious and
ed population which they 80 much need FMS power sno
ent of he Union Will Gauss i the greatest pleasure such
that with which loving father views happiness OF
Pesce will be maintained ct any the only
in which the happiness aud prosperity Of our %
be- secured This inesIinsbe blessing IL me ns' NO
cessy of the Republic order that the just and legal sue
Of the administration Danish even tno loes "
those revos which have heretofore % dscIed ana m'
The exact and well comprehended Independence Of the
supreme powers, while every one rs Pe.n.e1 "
his In his path In accordance WIN Tue
the whole sysem and the rigorous observance OF tne
CONSTITUTIONS will be sufficient to us, and VIII restorc
o ali The full of their ghts without fear OF those
abuses which In other times have compelled INC hesss
restrict them -, 49,.
to The nalon presence OF s representatives that only
gratitude for the high confidence that has been reposed Ia
has induced me TO accept so elevated position which
sincerely believe to be above my abilities and merits
obliged to consecrats my whole the public service.
Projected hope by Providence which knows the rect-
ude OF my intentions aud aided In my efforts by ali good
men, by those who merit the honorable title Of patriot
will endeavor to govern worthy The country OF my srh.
whose felicity is the object Of my most ardent desires
The President Of the Congress, Don Mariana
Yahez, responded to the above, congrstulating the
new President and the Nation on the happy event
of his election, and that the same had been con-
sidered indisputaby legal, also because it had not
given rise to those disturbances of public peace
SO certain on former similar occasions. Speaking
of the grave difficulties the new President would
meet With, he added:
"Your Excelency knows and appreciates the magnitude
of them, and promises TO overcome them placing Judge
OF your sincerity, the Supreme Author OF Society.
III as we ought TO hope Your Exceency 10 faithful TO
your progamme-iyon maintain The peace Of the kepae
The bower ana prosperity OF the sates-f Justice and MO
ray invariably preside In the Councils OF your Admins
irnob the Republic may cherish the consoDg hope %
making Independence IN the xterior and It's liberty
and happiness in the Interior and Your Excelency viii
have merited well Of your country
The Chamber of Deputies where the instala
ton took place. was crowded to excess loEg be-
fore the hour arrived, and the rush 1T the last
ment was so great that many poor devil would
have given guinea not to have been there. All
the authorities, of course, attended, as also the
Diplomatic Corps. Seats bad been provided for
them and the ladies, and among the latter were
the most beautiful of the city, land Mexico may
proudly boast beautiful women,j not dressed in
their gsyest attire but plain and simple. Among
them were several European ladies', and was
happy to see also, some from our own country
After the ceremony was over, the President
and the Ministers, accompanied by tremendous
concourse of people, returned to the Cathedral
where q TIE Deum was sung, and prayers offered
up for the happiness OF the nation.
Notwithstanding the people have been in the
habit of seeing General Arista daily for years.
such was the rush to take look at him, 1t was
with difficulty be could pass along.
This is q good sign. The people appear 10 have
awoke from their lethargic feeling, and hope for
their country's welfare has again revived Ia their
bosoms. sincerely pray that hope may be real
lied.
At night the German residents paid the Presi.
dent a very handsome compliment. About POO
of them Turned out in procession, preceded by
fine band Of music, each one bearing lighted
torch and marched to the Palace, where, forming
into two circles they sang some OF their N ationa
songs. They then retired into an outer court
making q bonfire Of their torches; alter which.
they were invited up into the apartments OF the
President who received them ia the kindest pos
sible manner; inviting them into the dining saloon,
standing at the head Of the table, he read from q
biz of paper a short complimentary speech, which
was received with three cheers and cries Oh WA
Ell Pyesidente His health was then drank, there
having been previously placed on the table pro-
fusion of Old Rhein Vein for his guests) He
made no reply to that compliment, as he Is not
ready speaker; but in return, one OF his ohcers
proposed the health of the visitors 70 wnicn the
President re Piled by one rt0GH JOS 1fe"a'Hs:
song was then sung, upon the conclusion OF WHICH
La bowed and retired. la few moments there
after the company also left; and on passing cat.
we saw him seated at bis table with his three
Secretaries as deeply absorbed in his abors az
if no person were near him, as II no interruption
had taken place.
The following is Arista's Cabinet;
HinisteY of Redfions. ID. MARIANA nAn6zIi,p
Ufnssfey of Jntics ........D. JOSE MAhlA Az
Minster Of Finance ........D MAhnEL PAAaan1vvs
Yiaister Of War & Marine. ID. MANUEL kObLEo'
Yours respectfully and In has1s' S''
The Very Latest-Departnre OF "r' He'o III
Ths rebu.ptepee Treary-siGns Of n New
Order of Thines-Mexico and the PoPo-
ABishop I'm TroubIe-Nine Robbers Hanged
The Treaty signed
snac,sr Correspondence Of The Yribune.