New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-14

work at this business Of late, and expected 10
have had the same concluded some days ago. !
think it possible even now that some difficulties
are in the way, as at Pm. this day it had not
been signed.
The report Of the Committee OF the Chamber OF
Deputies, respecting the sboishing of prohibitions
has been discussed for some days after the sP-
probation of the Hrst two articles the Committee
took it back 10 make some reforms in the sans
and on reproducing it the Chamber did not 'nilA
proper 10 vote. Therefore the whole WIZ nave ~
be done over again.
"A proDosition was introduced into the senate
q, the Dad 70 arrest the grant of land made by the
e..,o &c eonora land not by the General Govern
90, a. wasstated) TO Rubio, Barron, aud others.
ys,,s,dsv the Senate required the Government
a. .,.,s what measures had been taken toward
srestiDg the same.
eenor LAcUszA, ex Minister of Relations has
been named Minister to England, and Senior VAL
prvIFsLo to France These appointments have
been passed to the Senate for approval.
An order was given the day before yesterday,
BY the Minister OF War, that no persons should
assemble in the courts nor in any OF the passages
Of the palace, for the purposes of conversational
bat to conclude their business and retire.
Also. the President has given orders that all
persons who desire to speak with him must send
in their names one day previous, and the next
DAY they will get an answer TO their request, or
day viii be appointed TO see them Both Of these
orders have displeased the press-even the Mon.
tor.
Eehor Rafael the editor and proprietor OF the
Unirersal, also Senior Portilo, connected with the
editorial department. have been perewptorIly or
eyed TO leare the city r Vera Cruz cthin the space
of serenity hours from the date of the order There
fore they will leave tomorrow. From the signs,
i Judge there will be more of these orders by
and by.
The same Unicersal of this day, in announcing
the departure of Mr.. Letcher. says MAY God
give HIM happy voyage, and carry him where he
can do no harm"
The papers state that MIR. Stewart is expected
to return TO the Republic in short time, when
the electric telegraph will be immediately put In
operation.
The disturbers of public tranquility 10 the State
of Oaxaca have dispersed. Alexander their
chief having retired from the scene OF action. We
do not know how this happened, bat the notice
is positively true and can be relied upon.
mentioned in a late letter to you that Sehor
Munguia of Michoacan, hai been appointed by the
Pope Bishop of the above State, bat had refused
10 take the necessary oath TO sustain the Consti-
tuition of the Republic and comply with the laws
and that the Executive OF said State had been d.
rected to withhold the Bull until the new Admin
istratiop came into power This obdurate prelate
has been arrested, and is to be brought to the
Capital: to what end l know not. but 1t is sup
posed to be made to take the OATH or to be ban
ished from the country.
Nine highway robbers were lit is said, though
not published in any of the papersl hanged In the
outskirts Of this city yesterday morning.
Iaya tnantianad the E XhlbltlOl OF Paintings
in the Academy of San Carlos. Various pictures
placed there by foreign artists have been cat into
shreds by some evil disposed persons.
The convoy left Vera Cruz on the 23d INST.
with over 100000.
N. B.-The Tehuantepec Treaty has been
The Revolt I'm Guanajuate-The New Cabinet
-Copgress-The Tarif-Enormous Grant
of Land-The state of GuerrerO-The Cow
ernor of San Luis Impeached-The Rebel
Nfetendez-The American LegatlOns-The
Acapulco Reute 20 California.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune
MEXICO "Wednesday, Jan. D.
MKssRs EDITORS wrote you on the l4th, and
also on the 10th inst. communicating the particu-
lara of the insurrection in Guanajuto, rs well as
other matters Of no great Importance Some of
the lower class concerned in the disgracetul al.
fair in the above named place have been execut-
ed, and the principals the Liceagas) arrested.
Nothing more is said by any Of the papers on the
subject. This doubtless will be matter of sur
prise to you, bat it is the way with this people
besides, they have powerful motives no doubt
for being SILENT as twas most disgraceful affair
and they do not wish to say much about 1t Tor
fear of compromising their own interests, or,
lshould the Government take severe measures
respecting the principal ollendersl OF provoking
by perhaps useless discussion OF the AFFAIR." an
irreconciable i'll will against the same during the
first DAYS of it's administration. Gen. Oraga has
been made Commander. General OF the state Of
Guanaiato, in reward of his services.
The new Cabinet meets with general apProba
ton, st ali events nothing is said against It, and
M those who compose the same are known to
advocate the same principles as General Arista
they will, az far az concerns themselves aid In
carrying forward his plans, whatever they may
be. have given you so often, in former letters
the state of public feeling, it is hardly necessary
for me to repeat that the people have had SO
many promises, so many plans, and so many dis
turbances, they are determined to be quiet,
and let General Arista have his own way; ap'
bearing to acquiesce in the opinion, although no
great confidence is manifested in his capacity,
that do what be may, it is best to let him alone
trusting to the influence Of time, and peace, to
remedy the existing evils, the unhappy result OF
years of tumults, irregularity, and mismanage-
ment.
Congress has done nothing as yet of any impor-
lance. The first business Of consequence will be
tina. of abOlishng all prohibitions, establishing
moderate protection tariff, and the establishment
of a uniform rate of consumption duty throughout
the Republic. The former has already been be-
gan. A bill was reported on by Committee of