New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

ElpCe fhff DOfnng O ,I.4
either side and the lat news y, ~ above IN
Rebolledo has offered TO abandon ms cau'o "a
pardoned- -, ,h;,cs are i'm an
In the State of TamsuPas, things en- ~ a.,
unses,led state il Is said that me
hss ronrnoed the reelection OF Cardenss u = 5
-. ~, p,isto vss duly elected ms Ia''.i Is', ~
enns-yo.tiop % well ss the report oi.a ~ ,r
xnisxrsal that Prieto has SINCE 90 So, ao-t TN
Soas 1900 alarmed and ordered the Legislature =
80 ,sLe neasures avoid what appeared 20 DC en-
approaching revolution D1, .ne -,'eI In l'SSs IL
Wb;lst ali these events were passing, the Up
;,ion nress INDUCED in the most violent inyecuve'
sssinst the General Government, and more particularly
~ seanst the President himself, with apparent De
sion 10 place him before the nation az inOece, ana
therefore, useless In consequence OF the conrvence OF
these attacks the Government SOW MT 10 issue decree
ON the 2ist instant restricting the ahuse OF the hoery OF
the press The decree Is not generally consldered 700
severe as it does prohibit free discussion
the acts of the Government but it, principal ann IS 10
yuppress personal abuse and defamation OF chafsc'
u caused, nevertheless, considerable Sensauon a
silent the part othe Opposionpspers
which has had no effect the minds OF tne resuhs
population. The Prensa the OTden and the Sigto, On
the issuing Of this decree published the %
the rest OF the paper blank This continued TOT oy VI
tvo when the Pyensa Nhe most violent OF the tnree)
disappeared from the lie, Of public Journals with al an
yertsement to the effect that should deapPea, "en
the auspices should be more favorable Iae Ss,g con
finued for day or two in blank also did the OH'c
sol and then began by degrees 70 ELL It's columns WIN
49, az, ,;sn obssrvsfjons possible under tn preteSt
that il had no liberty 10 publish anything eise i.e
7rei Union also, on the ga Instant -
Iulletp with an apparent determination 10 continue 70
do 40 for the future but IT, well a. tne rest OF e Up
nosition paper. has adopted mder course A.,
The Constitutional elludins to me conauc. ol ~.
papers hss the following Cannot the edtors OF tne'e
nspers then fulfil their duties otherwise than by wrhg
against the public authortes for the purpose OF I0we
ing them in the public etmnton' Can they not puosh
ANYTHING but csluniOus and deamatory assertions I'M
der the responsibility of assumed name II 1t be 80
the nation viii gain greatly by their not writing sny
more, and the disposition OF the Government Is iully
justified "
editorials Of these journals but would useful
rurpose the result Of this decree Will probably prove
who is in the right may add that the reading puoc
In general quite Indifferent On the SUBJECT Dut ne
heye will have the effect Of directing the minds OF tue
writers for the newspapers here 20 something better
than uninieresting and unfounded theories Govern
ment the expression Of opinions without knowledge,
and accusations against public or private persons DO
cause whether false, they possess no interest
The Council of Government have at length,
agreed 10 call the Congress together in extra session
the 18th October and have issued cORrocdf0rd 10 TINT
effect The business TO be acted upon is as follows;
CThe fret article fixes the day Of their mecting)
ART 2. The Congress shall occupy Themselves eIciu-
nvely;
shmen Of order and other objects comprehended in the
It and I'd part of Art ~ Of the Constitution.
H. In providing the Government with the means neces'
iii In sdnS the States that are invadedby niian.
~ With the business relative TO the sthmus OF Iehnn
epec and shall decide upon the contract the Govern nt
may celebrate in accordance with the law Of 4th May last
With the decision relative TO the addition OF the lit1
vi With the decision. necessary for the election OF Sen
ators the places in which the elections may be held TINS
VII With all relative to the economical functions OF the
Jury Of 10th Chambers.
II is by some persons supposed that efforts
viii be made 10 prevent the meeting OF Congress (even
have
finally met much sterner attempt il is thought, will
be made srevoluon than hes yet BEEN and that will
be TO get the Congress TO declare the President mbecile
Such assertion certainly appears queer (even to me
but Il IL already spoken Of would offer few obser.
vsons ON the thus far pursued by Arta but as
the severet ofthe opposition does not aege that any
Of HE acts have been Unconstitutional and only blame
him for not taking the law into his own hands 80 that he
might thus ruin himself, think ii quite unnecessary.
II. Guillermo Prieto was appointed on the
18th inst Minister Of Finances. This gentleman Is wei
known as writer for the public press and also as
poet. lie is not much esteemed as man OF busin ga
and Is theught that his permancnce in office will not HI
long. Nevertheless, the papers state that he recon
nded plan which has been adopted and by means
syear
The Board of Public Debt published on the
I'D inst that they ready % pay the interest OF
per cent due the Interior Debt for the year 1851
Gen. d. Pedro Maria Anaya, late Postmaster.
General has been appointed Minister of War Robcs
and Castle OF San Juan dUlloa; and Gen. Urags has
been appointed Commander General of the State OF
Gusnsjusto and resides at Miguel ell Grande.
Don Jayer Echevverria, the Director OF the
San Carlos Lottery, died in this city few days ago
One of the Opposition papers stated, some
time sgo that the Government had caused the PIE per
cent export duty 70 be paid on the s25OOOOO which
were RENTED To England for the English bondholders
The Government then published all relative TO this
business by which IL that this duty Was not col;
k'cted, but that the entire amount was returned to
them.
Since the usurpation OF Blancarte in Guada-
lsara, all means of communication by mail with that
city has been Discontinued by order of the General
Government This is Mexican like.
The anniversary of Mexican independence
celebrated here, IN the usual manner the l6th
inst observed lees animation on the part OF all classe.
than in former years, but particularly that OF th'
respectable people few of whom walked IN the process
slon did they attend NJ the Alameda 70 hear the Gus
tomary Grafton. The procession unattended by any
of the religious orders any Of them represent
ed in II. The President was accompanied by only thrc'
four aids and about dozen OF gentlemen IN citizen
drosf, who walked IN group around and behind him
appears that there was no one OF any note or talent
who would write deliver the Grafton OF the day, and
ayoung student was chosen who made an effort, nut
there nothing worthy of notice IN his speech, anc
not Sign Of applause greeted him AT the conclusion
II was remarkable that Of the families Of the ciiy
attended AZ the Alameda and more than hall OF the seas
provided for them were vacant On the conclusion o
the discourse the President len, almost lone. | Oh
served that as he passed by no friendly even respect
fa saluistions greeted him. solitary RIGA ~
tered hui all appeared TO look at him IN idle curiosity
indifference He was dressed in ull uniform. All night
the cathedral Illuminated grand Concert was per
formed at the National by the Opera Company, and
beautiful display Of fireworks exhibited In the prin
eipal square, 10 the infinite delight OF many thousand
people
Bernarlno Alcalde, Deputy, has been ar.
rested for attempt at yoiiOn IN this State Hi.
has been referred the Grand Jury Of the Cham
bers OF Deputies He denies the charges made against
him. and sitribues his to the private luminosity OF
the President
A proposition was introduced, short time
ago into the siure ofhe State OF Cruz desiring
sden, unit govern in the words OF the proposition
az ia Of 0rdl .possbity provided in art % OF
the Constitution Il was rejected
Since the above was written We have later
from 0rizeba The Governor OF the State OF Vera Cruz
united the National Guard Of Vera Cruz Jalapa and