New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
LATER FROM MEXICO.

Three days later news from Mexico have
been received by way Of Havana, bringing our dates
to Nov lst from the City OF Mexico and 10 the 4th
from Vera Cruz. Judge Conklin, Minister to
Mexico with buckingham Smith Esq. and the other
members Of the Commission in senrch OF Dr. Card
ner's mines, passed the Cd inst, on the road
between Vera Cruz and the capital.
The decision of the Grand Jury of the House
OF Representative against Mr.. Agurrc-a decision
dered with majority Of sixty-four against eighteen
has Of necessity brought the resignation OF that Mn
dertaken by the official Mayor, Jose Maria Duran.
The case of eX-Mmster Aguirre has passed
10 the Senate, and the decision of that body awaited
with considerable interest ltsppears TO be the prnc
pal affair of Congress.
The Sonora question, and the threatening
conflict which has arisen between the Government au
thorites and Mr. De Raousset Boubon exciles much in
teIest The House received from the Secretary OF For
egn Affairs an official report coming from the Governor
Of Sonora rendering account OF the state OF affairs
in that part OF tie Republic aud OF the hosle attitude
taken by Mr. De RaOusset Boubon and his French jm
psDy. Ia communicating this to the Senate, the h)nora
BILE Secretary declared that the national militia had
ceived orders from the Government TO maintain the
of the Comm anderGeneral, in order 20 en-
force the respect due 10 the nation.
Thu Sonora affair is more important than may a.
rt sight appear IL the matter plain peo-
pie would intimate and the proof of this il that Mr. De
Raousset Boulbon has many and warm partisans.
Another Parliamentary matter, deserving OF
mention, Il the action taken by the Meter of Finance
with regard to the English debt lnthe sitting the 25th
Mr. Prete presented hms to the House OF Representa-
tive and there read memoir relating TO the situation
OF the Engsh debt After the troubles that agsted the
Republic, says the memoir the engagements taken with
the English creditors could not be fulfilled and the treas
uIy now III nrresr, IN their case 70 an amount OF
sl,3O0O0O which Is urgent 20 saiisfy The Minister of
Finance has consequently asked that the Con yrcss
should vote some subsidy sufficient to sati fly this de-
hcency. In th proposition Of Mr. Beiseg the impress
sion OF Nj. Priete's memoir was ordered
The Legislature Of the State OF Puebla has
passed decree authorizing the Local Government to
take, IN the enterprise of the lshmus of Tehuan;epec
as many shares as II may deem proper and moreover
TO concur in the work by sending certain convicts on
the spot.
The S;gio announces that the commission ap-
pointed by Mr. RAMIREZ exSmine the different propo.
sons l. dissolved and the Government itself il 10 pro
coed to perform the acts that had been ntrstsd this
commission. Ever to do and undo seems 70 be the M
to OF the administration
Between Mexico and Guanaiuato the final
contract for the Electric telegraph il is said has been
Signed alter much negotiation between the Governor of
Gusnejulto and Mr. Guam de la Grsnzs This useful en-.
terpnse WIN be brought 10 close the first of Octo-
Der, lSs2
n pronunciamento was attempted az Puebla
at midnight the 2s,h of Oct An officer of the tai
Ion dc liores named Vcore Inae an effort aided by
some accCmplccs, to seize the Quarer de Irirbide ha
the conprstcrs failed IN their enterprsc and then ~,
tired to Lorreo where they gave themselves mp Oae
OF the ehieis OF the Lost his life in The action
II i. sam Nat al order wSs transmitted from the capitol
TO shoe; Nictorie.
The Minister Of War has informed the cham
Der that extraordinary Communication has been "a
ceiNed from tie Governor Of Guanajuao stating tbot
news had reached hun that General raya had pre,5
himself u The hacienda 81 Creya GGaIsjuaro with
four hundred men and two pieces of srtIery with ,be
intention OF attacking tst capital N Munoz Ledo hsd
sent force ssainst him. which reached the hacienis
shortly after thedeparture Of General Urss for Psn.uo
where L Is presumed, he has gone to join Bahruonde
in MichOacan.
twss reported "a the city that General ilss ir.cnei
10 resign the Presidency; also thst portion OF he bri
ace Castillo had gone TO the enemy; but is be
Eeyes that these rumors without foundation
After the attempt at revolt, which broke out
sf 1smsuhpss the llth October several inhabaut,
Of that port were arrested Among them were Dir
Ramon Arroyo merchant: EsteyAn Zurifa EMPLOYS.
Mr.. Deco Flores, Custom House officer; Mr. Iyasc.o
NM nn.a.-a un.d NJ D..