New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-31
MEXICO.

We have received our files of papers from
the City Of Mexico to March s, six days later than
our previous advices.
The subject Of finance is discussed with great bit
tsrness in the columns of the Monitor Rspubiesso,
and the complete ruin of the nation is augured from
the present difficulties unless q speedy remedy is
discovered. The Monitor insists on the following
points as indispensable to the salvation of the coun
ny, pamely:
General Regulation of the TreaMry Liberty of
Conscience Regulation of the Judicial Pc wer; I'm.
restIi ,ted Colonization and Reform of the Coryi.
tuition.
angular dispute has occurred between Prssidsnt
Arista and Congress. A member of that body named
Senior villaDueva made speech in the Chamber of
Deputies in which he violently censured President
Arists and alluded in terms Of more force than po-
itensss to his private life and character. On going
out of the Chamber vilanueva was met In the cor
Moor by ore Capt Buenabad, who called him to &C.
count for this assault upoA the President. The
Deputy replied that it was none OF the Captains
business aud that he had DO acc unit to render to
him. HsreupoD the Captain pulled paper out Of
bis pocket signed BY the President, authorizing him
to haul vllanueva over the Goals in his behalf
This was followed By an alteration which was con-
nhuee cut into the public square in front Of the Pal
ace, where it turned into ng 1t, In which vianus
va got bruaed some what The President in the
meantime stood on balcony over the square to see
his champion get satisfaction. The affair has caused
much excitement in Congress and In the press and
The impeachment Of the President IL demanded for
bis share IN this assault upon Deputy.
The most important local news will be found IN
the sub)oinsd letter of our Mexican Correspondent
Caravajal-Enect OF his Movement on Msxies
-fehuansspec TreaU-Claims Of Dr. Card.
ner-Spanish Debt Daring Rsbeery-reis-
graphic s-Baahrupsctes-Am uss-
Benn.
ossrssessdsscs OF The n Tribune.
MEXICO, Saturday, March 6, 1885,
Within few days we have received the
news that Csravsjal 10 in arms again on The Rio
Bravo, having force Of about 900 men and sill
later accounts, though 40 yet mere umors, inform
us nat he hes been again cefeated Judsins from
appensnces this person IL destined to siye Nsxios
a.sood deal Of trouble q he 10 psrseverins. kpovs
well The wesknsss and poverty Of the Government.
ard does not appear to b destitute of the msa.s "a
prosecute hs plans The low rate of duties 4, tAs
po o. the consequence Of hts arst invs.
non iii continue In force, to thu prejsdics of nsr
cnann N other ports, and continues to cause much
dssausaction, more particularly among the imnort-
srs Of goods in Tanpice, who cannss now coups,e
with those Who introduce the SANE By way OF M..a.
mofos Many houses Of the former port, Am told.
nave gwen srcsFs to their friends in EuYooe No. "a
ssno tne9 any mere goods until things become more
Inc law imposing consumption duty Of Der
csnS has also eaussd sreas oissans'a stion. and a
soo4 oneseptatsen u talked Of for ,ts reoeal.
oeeoss nom the tnssrior Who la,siv nsse pur
1891 Ismpsce. have refused 70 take tue sopss
% tsDS shsy had 70 Be subjected 10 81 Der cent.