New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22
NIEXICO.

BY the arrival of the brig American,
Capt Malorey, at New0rleans, rom Cruz on the
9th inst, have dates from the City of Mexico to the
4ih inst We gather some details In addition to our
telegraphic dispatches, from the PicdyaRs and Della;
Great excitement had been created in the
Capital by the pardon granted bv the Congress tho
three assassns Of DR. Beistegu The G, ngress as
sailed op all hands for this of weskncss the jour
mails unanimously speak OF !, direct attack soce
~, and the respectable citizens Mexico had nearly
all purchased tO dett nd their persons against tho
hordes OF bendis whom this pardon has almost legally
authorized to cCmmiG murder
A conspiracy against the Government
was discovered about 9th ult by Of the conpi-
rsors revealing the plot DIR. Setancourt and several
others implicated arrested.
newspaper published at Jalapa, an
nounccs that the GOyernDe has ordered the mand
Ing general in the State of Vera Cruz, proceed with
his aids and body OF troops to the bar at the N uth OF
the river COntzacoalcos finish the foricatiops AL
ready commenced there. Ia cause assigned Il, tho
fear Of invasion OF the sthmus OF TehuantePcc by
body of Americans, who under the name OF hbsrers,
aud 10 the number Of 500 men, to leave New-Or.
leans under the command guidance OF the ma 'terS
of the ssrav'a and Amsgres, whica vessels wero
seized at the mouth Of the above river some months
ego.
A quarrel has arisen between the Lsgis-
lature Of The State of Vera Cruz and the Mexican Con-
gress The former insists upon reduction OF
the Tariff of s45 than the 10 per allowed by tho
National Senate. The Senate will allow this reduction
of 10 per cert, but fuses 10 do away with any OF tho
duties The lower House Of Congress, the contrary,
lie In favor OF abolishing some OF the duties The quss
ton settled Congress would undoubtedly soon
pass law authorizing the States the northern and
north frontier to combine for the purposes OF tho
defense aganstthe inroads OF tue hordes Of In
dams The States OF Zscatecas and Durango, besides
being ranged by the savegcs sufsrins from the
ysiatioDs OF general famine.
A subscription has been Started in the
city Of Mexico for the relief of the people of Durango
Senior Majica, Governor of the State OF
Puebla has again resigned.
The bridge of the Plan del Rio," des-
oyed during the last war; Is to be rebuilt at Govern
ment expense.
On the oath ult., the day the Telegraph
was to commence working between Vera C'uz and
Orzabs the wires cut Good omen for the future
The hne will reach the city OF Mexico during the pres
ent month
A little steamboat, called the Esperanza,
is running between the city of Mexico and Chslco.
A cOnducta of 81 400 900, under the es-
Of Gen Moriza and troops left the city of Mexico
for Vera Cruz, on the 9th uit
Senior Alonzo Azmar de Perez, Deputy
from Yucaan died in the city of Mexico the 2ith
ut
Speaking Of mining operations, the 7rais
dJnoa states that party OF enterprising frenchmen
have left San francisco under the command of Mr. De
Pndsay, for the purpose Of carrying mining opera.
tons In Sonora Mexico. They are 100 In number and
are soon to be followed by another party.
A rumor is alloat, to which great deal
Of importance TO be attached In Mexico and Cali
foris The puTpor Oft isss follows IL appears that
short time since, expedition, composed amsst en-
tyey of American citizens left California for the pur.
pose Of settling in Sonora, Mexico and carrying on min
ing, commercial and other operations Toe Mexican
Government, however, instead Of encouraging them,
had them closely watched, and even sent bodies Of
armed men to keep an eye ON their movements.
The Americans, disguised with this contemplate
measure the part of the Government, LETT and report
saya have associated Themselves with the Apache In
dians for the purpose Of successfully resisting any az
gressive movements the part OF Mexican officials