New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

rrspoadercs between the two points Sill sr5isct 20
fIequsI Interruptions
The SigLo learns from positive authority
that the proportions for the opening OF Tehuanepee,
made By Ar. Soo, have been vthdr'"n
Speaking of Tehoantepec, the Sigto
says III. law of the 18th of May this subjsc veil
Understood and executed IL 10 practice nothing more
lhap an authority conceded 20 the Govern m nj To do
pCibDg and in theory 1t is restriction placed upon
the psfurAl and Ordinary faculties wocn toe constiu'
zion snd laws give 70 tLe Government. Brt there 10
ersver objecsiOu this Law. IL provides inst IN AL
eases nstves snail b. preferred Ia contracting for he
building OF a road scrCSs the isthmus snd me sSo
saws HAT the least ils Inconvenience IL that which
prtseBtfd itself at the start aud which has cOTprtsy
,belved il Until now notwlbstanding the r''esraed
efforts Of Senior RAMIREZ, toe Minister Of Rslsion':
The history Of the shsir Is simple Scarcely had the
law fthe ith of May been published, wnent"o co n
NAMES oTeseI ted ID. mseves With propositions u open
The rosd across the Isthmus One Of these VAS conJos
ed entirely Of natives the other ~ss mixed CO npH,
ny Of 4ves and foreigners. S'nor Ks mrez convo<eo
the Representatives the l6h n hear their prop 9t
tiors 1rDouDcps thai ne would give the contract 70
best bidder ureerriug the pavr company Inc latter,
bo9ever refused TO bid alleging that the law gave
them the preference as natives. thAt tnfir onets
should be received without competition, ana tna 10
no se wouLi they consent 10 compete With foreign
nPrs Here an obstacle which Stu1r harlTrI
could not rem va without exposing ninlse" 70
very serious -1nsequences. If be 6espsed tns oP4s
ton Of the natives and accepted the Oilers " the mixes
company. besides the malignant and offensive impiti'
tons which the would 70 authorize ne w1id
be per'ecuted for an n'rat0n Of the law and " nc
swsrdtd the prefer, 10 the naive company without
conpeou he would be accused of not having secured
the Advantages which competition would have given O.
the nation The law was, therefore. defective aud
doubtful and 10 escape It's risks Senior Ramirez had out
one course 10 pursue n ssk Congress % tx clear and
precise rule for awarding the preference TOT, he DID
the following day. but Congress adjourned wtthoutttk
ing any action Ia the matter and, the papers iasin
usfe, 10 avoid the responsibility.
A. II r~yaN do
sloo we supposed and shortly after the native company
stated that hey expected Improve their resources It
the Government world give them tine. Accordingly,
says the SiRio, Senior Ramirez suspended proceedings,
wing directly 10 those concerned, and urging them 70
let him know their resolution within fifteen days the
company asked thar the signing OF the contract should
be deferred 10 the both OF July The turn which the
affair had taken caused Sencr RAMIREZ TO tear That II
this delay granted il would not be the last aud be
therefore definitely fixed upon the 9th of July for the
last conference and the 9TH tor the closing OF he con-
tract with the company which makes the most fayora-
Bile proportions.
The S9gtO announces, upon reliable al-
thorty that the Governmen. Of Sardtua disposed 10
enter into reat OF friendship and commerce with
Mexico upon Just, equitable aud liberal footing, and
the editor is much reoiced thereat, as Sd'nis the
most enlightened kingdom Of Italy, and her citizens are
useful to the country.
The Alcalde of Arc0 has ordered all the
workmen In the factory of TlaPam belonging TO Senor
Rubo 10 pay two reals each week, until the cost OF
forty pieces of manta which had been stolen. made
up The SglO characteizes this as An strocious at
tack upon the honor and property of the poor abOrers
S. Robles. ex- Minister of War. left
Vera Cruz the 2sth ut board the steamer Esado
de Mexico, for tue Coatz.coalos River.
1t is stated that Gen. MinOn has gone to
Tebuantepec Communicate General Of the State of
Osjaca.
Senior Broguer de Paz, Secretary of the
Spanish lie CATION In Mexico has been named by bis
Government Charge dAfaires to Ecuador and left
Mexico on the let inst
Gen Mendoza has been named Chief al
interim of the Department of Jalaps.
Several prisoners had been brought into
Vera Cruz from Tlacotalpam, members OF the sYuu.
tameno of that town. charged with having d.sobeyed
the orders of the Government Of the State OF Vera
Cruz.
The SjglO says that the Government of
Gustemaa have imposed thousand restrictions upon
the exercises Of the liberty OF the Press.
IN. o. Pic, July ..