New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-27
MEXICO.

We received yesterday, by an arrival
from Vera Cruz papers from the Guy Of Mexico 70 inc
Sd inst 49,
The Monitor RepxJlicdno contradicts
stated 10 the that al diplomatic Intercourse
would he suspended between the United States ana
Mexico if the Congress of the latter Repeblc did not
rafy by the 9Th April the treaty relative to the night OF
way scross the Isthnus Of qchuantepec.
A company is forming in Mexico to Work
the gold mines at Sonora The scheme is favored BY
the General Government who promised TO send ~ ~
troops under the lead Of experienced oihcer Inc
troops viii have twofeh pieces. -c
Murder and ROBBERY are, as usual OF ire,
quent occurrence in the several stasss OF henco ,ha
Especially In the Capital where the organization OF the
police is most sadly deficient.
The CITY Council of Vera Cruz have
been authorised by the Central Government 70 ener
free of the ordinary custom duties quantity OF nour
equal to that which lost during the last smp~reck
The contract between the managers OF
the Teasro Naeiona, of Mexico and the agent OF Nj
Maretzet for the Italian Opera signed on the 10Th
ult
Senior Augusta Visca, young man be-
longing to one Of the wealthy and influential iam
hes of Satllo was recently murdered In cold Dooo on
the highway near the town OF Parras
The [icenciado d. Alemente Francisco
Robes was appointed Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court of the State of Chapas
The Legislature of Durango have or
dered the formation Of corps of volunteers to protect
the State from the inroads Of the Indians.
The Monitor Republican, publishes a
series of articles emanatng doubt from an oiciai
source against proprety of recognizing the validity
OF the privilege granted formerly TO d. jose gary anu
also against the legality of the transfer OF SAID pnUnege
to American company IN " Des' i''n'
Rio GRASDE.-By the arrival yesterday
of the steamer Yacht have received Rio Grsnde pa
pers 10 the l4th inst -,
Arrangements have been made by which
the mail bag for Brownsville will longer be sent to
the Brazos to be detained hours days. as the case
might be- but win be forwarded directly from the steam.
er 10 Point Isabel Mr.. N. Caldwell has been ap-
pointed Postmaster at that place
1t was stated that the port OF Matamo-
ros was to be closed again. at least that the old tarh
was to be enforced which amounts to the same thing
In the meantime the town was busy when General
Avaos pronounced in favor of liberal principles or allow
tariff.
There was quite fleet of war vessels
of tie mouth of the river having board troops for
Notamoros.
We extract from the Rio Bravo the fol-
lowing about the revolutions The revolution as some are
disposed to think has passed over and those not In ALL
the secrets who have lived through it, find that all their
demonstrations of evil and ruin which were to be at
of diseased imagination the cancellations OF gen.
us that would do well to herd sheep or keep custom
house From present indications we should not be the
least surprised to the hbuster gentlemen VINO
have figured largely In the opposition, change their
position as they have their opinion in this respect The
bustier war originated with them and they would have
carried it out with the vgor of merchants who had
everything at stake but for counterpo'icy stroke
which outbd the little Of the justice Of their cause
with which they started IN. O. Bee, 10Th