New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
Further Mexican News.


Our files OF papers from the city of MeXi-
co, By the Alabama. reach to the 10Th inst, and
md IN them good deal OF news
The Eco del COMMERCE. of Vera Cruz says that IN
Alabama was detained IN port some time, on arcoun
OF the desire OF the Captain 20 avoid paying tonnage
duties FOR her three previous voyages the Alaba-
ma. M consequence of an arrangement with COL.
Ramsey. had not paid these charges but now that
the arrangement rs ~ end. the Collector of the
port demanded payment. The Captain affirmed that
our treaty with Mexico requires the admission of
our vessels INTO her ports ON ne same TENS rs those
accorded 20 the vessels OF the most favored nations
and that the English steamers PAID no tunnage du-
ties, the Alabama was entitled 20 similar excmp-
ton To tins the Eco replies that the English steam
crS only the mails and passengers, whereas the
Alabama had freight ln addition
We mentioned last evening. the rumors OF reyo-
luton which rife m Mexico. The Government
seems 10 be at rs wits ends and Congress Is no
better of.
After spending many months IN a vain endeayor to
devise ways and means tor rcpcnlshmg their cX-
hauStcd exchcquer, they now find themselves IN "A
worse condition than at hr>t. me only pracucaDle
measure, that of removing the " prohibitions" or
restrictions which now paralyzc the industry and
commerce of the country. has been set aside For
some time the Chambers have been engaged IN dis
cussing the eNpcdency OF granting the President cx
raordlnary powers, so that he may be able 10 raise
funds IN his way, without any necessity Tor re-
course 10 Congress This measure AZ last passed the
Senate and was at the last accounts still under dis
cusslon IN the Chamber of Deputies. committee
OF that body had reported IN favor of Il, and there Is
little doubt that n on the last Gay OF the
SION This would make Arlsta virtual dictator, ana
Will open the door .Or the attempts of other aSprans
In fact the country seems To be IN very distracted
condition, and rapidly approaching state OF anarchy
similar that which preceded the war with the int
ted states
We do not find in our papers anything definite
about the Tehuantcpec treaty or the grant to Garay
though we have no doubt that the information we
published last evening was correct
The CnIyersai, "A paper published IN the capital
which has all along vigorously opposed the treaty,
sI.-. all fGn oh IN
OF the negotiation. To this accusation the eH-Nin-
isttr replied that he fully accepted the responsibility
If responsibility there be- OF everything that was
done relative 10 this affair, while he was mn Once.
Tho Ircit 1on that this Ia noble answer, and
that Senior Lacmza viii hereafter remember II with
pride that # by any sad chance the Iehuantepec
treaty should not be ratified. and the concession 10
Garay not be recognized, time Will come, ana that
before very long, when ms acts dur'ug ms term OF
Office viii be- ms best title 10 the esteem OF the reason
able PEOPLE OF the country
The American schooner John Smart was lost on
the 2sth nit, while endeayorng to enter the port Of
IampcO.
The Chamber of Deputies has annulled the con,
tract IN regard 90 the tobacco excise on the ground
that the Government had no right TO enter into It.
The senate has yet 10 approve the act
II reported that the great commercial house OF
Rondero, m the city OF Mexico has failed
Tenacio Payon has been appointed Judge OF the
Supreme Court. IN place of Senior DOmlngueZ
The Trait q Inion says that Madame Bishop IS
about 10 return 10 Mexico, where she before OOtahed
"A
The amnesty granted TO the reyolted Indians IN the
State OF Pueba has been attended with the happiest
consequences. The Indians are coming IN ana sur
rendering themselves every day.
The railroad from Vera cruz 70 san Juan IS about
TO be abandoned.
The Monitor also contains paragraph mentioning
a report that two hundred American pirates" had
invaded Lower California. with the intention Of TAX
ing pos ossion Of the ports of that territory. The
81 pirates" we're pursued by two American vessels
winch endeavored 10 prevent them from carrying
thelrdeslgn mo effect We think that this storyls
extremely apOcryphal.
A short tune ago, Senior SuareZ Navarro returned
10 the city OF Mexico from visit 70 Carhagena' AZ
which place he reported Santa Anna 10 be Ousiiy en-
gagged In khghtng and other such elegant aHlse-
ment. Soon after his arrival Senior Navarro vas ar
rest and and imprisoned probably for having oeenon
too intimate terms with the eXIled General ana ms
fighting birds.
II j. proposed 10 establish a new department OF the
Mexican Government. under the superintendent OF
. Minister Of Agriculture and Commerce.
The MoutOr RsyuJhcaaO asserts mat the war IN
Tucaian u drawing 20 close The Indians every
day diminish their efforts and their courage evidently
commences 20 decline. The only thing worthy OIL
note IS the bloody defeat Of the saVages Al bazaar
They endeayored 70 take the place By assault and
eco OF them penetrated TO the plaza. The garrison
received them with such a FIRE that they were utterly
routed and the river chOked up with their dead
bodies The loss OF the whites INSIGNIFICANT.