New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

~ e-isiasura Of tho State Of Vera Cruz pvev,ns "
.d;ouruipe granted an amnesty 70 all perSono ~n3 nss
=; ~. ,nsnnsr been connected With whHever sodirons
LA occurred Ia the State during the past
vssr nrovided that within two msnshs from me publ
S,;o, ri the amnesty such p rsons should present
themselves 70 the Chief OF the Department IN wnicn
sne} ~, ~ s,eapone sav Benevenano Cosini and
a. ,ey member of * Msrerzeks opera troupe gave
Concert Ia Vera Cruz, of which the Porrez1 OF tnN
civ speaks in rapturous serms They len Tor the cy
The nsoers ali over Mexico urging upon the psope
md Gavernmerf the necessity OF contracting rairoads
The Sso says thst on me "a ut sae
f 4. ~ Authorizing the admission OF foreign no1r into
Vera Cruz at duty Of s. per barrel OF 200 pounds
The General Government has conferred inc ute OF
"oyar upon the City OF MsAmoros, ana n.n,
Guards who defended It. fne Legislature OF the Sae
~ Taapas has also decreed crosses OF honor to u n
CausIes Col Cruz and other oficers win apProPfa,e
Tnder the head of "Publc Morality" the UAioesAl
NJ the Goth UT chronicles the arrest on the day pre-
vious for various offences of l4l persons.
The Sigh says that robbers aoouno IN Ius'nsssc-
of Americana killing The people are not secure,
even in the villages The editor says thar sucn state
of things calls for prompt and energetic measures
The spauish man-of Gen Vsldes arrived al Sacra-
6cios from Havana on the I'd inst The PoroeaT says
she win remain for some time on that station, =.
Tbe Ieoislsture of the State Of Vera Cruz on 10
meeting of the 10th Apri, aaop1eo tue iono"as Az
dress
at shall be declared the sovereign Congress OF the
Union. that in the opinion of the Legislature which
makes this address neither the general Necessities OF
the country nor those of the State OF Vera Cruz are
satisfied BY the reform In the tariff on foreign products
which the natl ,na Senate has limited to reduction OF
ten per cent of the duties articles OF general COO.
sumption This Legislature not only desires sui
greater reduction of the duties these Articles out
also desires the abolition of the prohbitory duties ON
cotton goods and other articles OF foreign importation
| of the same nature, which measure was advocated oy
the Lower House of the national Congress- bat was lost
| in the senate By this only will commerce OBJ
tain the impetus which she should receive not only IN
the public interest but Vera Cruz from misery
and despair We solicit in consequence, that tue Cnan
Der of Deputies shall persist In its advocacy of the aso
on of these prohbitory duties, despite the refusal oil
| the Senate TO agree 10 it"
The merchants of Vera Cruz awaited with great anx
iety the answer of the General Government to the 70
monstrances which they had addressed to the admins
traitor of the customs that po consequent upon thei
refusal to sign bills for the payment of duties due under
the exorbitan tariff of lS45. On the "a nit, an ex
press took down the Governments answer II gave the
administrator of the Vera Cruz customs positive orders
to exact the signing of these bills and to imprson those
/ who should refuse 1t net known whether the or
der would be carried into effect but 1t should be- very
| serious consequences would follow.