New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06


on account Of The decree Of the same suppress
ing the Judicial costs collected in the Offices OF
the Secretaries I perceive, however, that the
Government has repealed that decree.
The Minister of Finances PrietO) was called
upon, in the first days of the session, TO answer
in regard TO the Introduction of foreign Hour
into the ports Of Vera Cruz and Tampico.
The following propositions have been intro
duced into the Chamber Of Deputies: 1st
Granting an amnesty to the revolntionists tor
the purpose Of reestablishing peace throughou
the Republic. This was rejected, and also by
the Senate. Cd One inviting the Government
10 provide Immediately corporation for this
city. 3D. Another TO the end that the Minister
of Relations should inform the Chamber WITHIN
three DAYS whythe 18th article OF the treaty
Of Guadalupe HidaleO has not been computed
with, and also in respect 10 the truth OF the ru-
mors. according TO which the United states are
TO be relieved from the fulhllment OF sad llth
article This was approved OF at once as urgent
4th One to the end that the Governlnen. llishe
make nse Of 5000 OF the National Guard OF inc
! District of Mexico, and 5,00j OF .that OF tne
States for die suppression OF the revolutions OF
! Vera Cruz and JaliscO. The second readils "
this was dispensed with, and it was sent 10 the
respective Committee. (The second article Oh
This proposition comprehends the suppression OF
yar;dus minor offices in the Department OF
WARY 9Th. One having for its object the sup
nressionof the emission of bonds IN favor OF the
Spanish creditors IS agreed upon by Sr RANT
req and the Spanish Minister This was ad-
mitted. 9Th. Demanding OF the Government
communication addressed by the Department
of War 10 the COmmander-General0 OF the port
of Mazatlan Also admitted.
Totbe above must be added the two follow
inc. which may lay claim TO some sense list.
That the law of Nov. 30, '46 did not abrogate
that of 18th July, 43; consequently the pro-
duct of the sealed paper shall be appropriated
TO the defense Of the States invaded by the In
dams. Admitted. 2nd. That the States OF
Durango, chihuahua, Cochuila, Nuevo Leon,
sonora, Sinaoa and Tamaulipas, should name
Committees to receive the arms appropriated
to them by lawof April 13i9, and that Spe-
cal Committee be appointed to take into con
sideratiCn and report on all that has been done
relative to the defense Of the States invaded by
the Indians. Also adopted.
ST.. Yanez who has been again appointed Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, on the 21Sh, made
speech in the Chamber of Deputies, on introduce
ing proposition, for the purpose OF procuring
means for the Government, begged the Chamber
10 Law aside all bitter feelings, AMI the accuse
the Government TO the end, that tranquility
might be restored in the Republic; buc il is
feared bis efforts in this respect will avail but 7.
little. His proposition consists OF i've articles
and is as follows list, To pegOtilte loan OF ,
three millions, without admitting paper OF any
kind al an interest not 10 exceed one per 4
per month I'd. The direct contributions OF
all the States 10 be doubled. 81. This loan TO /
be applied to the indispensable expenses az
tendant up0p the establishment OF order. 4th, !
The Employees who may give orders against /
these measures as also the Minister who shall
do the same shall incur the penalty 0firom two
TO ten years on the public wots. Sd, An exact
account Of the expenditure Of these funds shall +
be given monthly under the most strict res
possibility.
The Minister of Finances has read in the /
Chamber Of Deputies, statement relative 70 !
the English debt. This statement says that in |
consequence of the succession OF troubles wnich /
have prevailed for some time past, the Govern
mont hes not been able to fulfill its engage
ments with the English sreditors, AMI now
needs III 100000 10 do so. The Minister then
ordered the Chamber to provide that sum,
which he said ought 10 be Immediately apprO-
preted to the English debt. The statement Of
the Minister was ordered tobe printed.
The revolution OF Gusdalaiara becomes more
and more seri0us Blancarte has resigned the
executive power into the hands of Yaiez, aud
new plan has been proclaimed. This would DC.
cupy several columns ofyour paper. The prin-
cipal points OF IL, however, are substantially as
follows Santa Anna has been indirectly laid
aside. A Congress TO be c0nyOked (wlrhin
thirty days after the occupation Of the cap
ital) which shall elect a President al in
term for the time necessary TO complete the
term Of General AriSa The same Congress
shall reform the Constitution so that the cxecu-
tive shall have more power, create and organ ,
lie treasury regulate exterior and interior
commerce. systematic the defense ofthe irOst.
iers, regulate the elections, TeJrgaaiIe hsarmy,
pass a lao granting a general amnesty for
political oftnsss. The States, until the treasury
can be regulated, TO contribute one-hali Of .heir
revenues to the General Government This
Congress is to exist one year at MOST. One of
the articles of this plan invites General Uraga
TO become the General-in-chief of the army,
with all the faculties Of General during
campaign, until things can be regulated.
Soon after the publication of this plan Gen.
t'Iaga (who. informed You, had been deprived
of the command of the Brigade which bore his
name, and which was sent TO operate against
the rcyolutionists OF GuadalGjara), left San
MIGUEL Alleude with about 100 men anl two
pieces of artillery, and started for iuadajuato
He halted et an hacienda, a few miles from the
same, having augmented his forces to 400. Ii
is supposed he intended to take possession of
Guanaiuato, but the Governor of that State sent
cut force TO check him, but he retired, and it
is said has gone 70 join Bahamonie in Mich
oacan, but il is most probable he has gone TO
Guadalajara. He has publsheda proclamation
to the Brigade Uraga inviting it TO leave the
service of the present Government. l suppose
by this time he must be in Guadalaara, Gen.
Vasquez, the Commander-G General OF Jalisco, it
is said, has expressed his doubts ofgetting pos
session OF Guadalajsra, and il is rumored that
he viii pass over also To the files of the reyolu-
tionisss. In the meantime, business in general
is completely ruined in Guadslsiara, yet certain
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