New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
MEXICO.
Dsaacsisies In sAs Catines-Deciaratisa % ne
blisissev Of War-ar. Sise's Prspssaks-
Mar Mnrefxerk.

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Dsacsices In sAs Observation-Disclosures % ne
D1isisser Of war-.ar. sise's Prspssals-
Max Maresxeck. .aa8
By an arrival in New Orleans, advioes
Asvs been received from tho City Of Mexcs to Nay 10
sns from Jdaps 70 the I'D Tue sewshas already besa
partially anticipated BY the telegraph
| csrr..sOsa,as. 81 ne n r. rss..s
/ MxxIeo, Monday. Ny IL. is5s
Two days ago report was in circulation.
accredited by the Sss that all the Cabinet Maissesv
had resigned bus ii rroved 70 be mistake No dosbs
something dssgreeabls had taken place. and that shg
were on the point Of resgning but are In the dsk
respecting what nigh, have the cause. By sons q
alleged that the Government wanted powers from Co.
gress to decide upon the propositions made BY NJ.
Sloo for opening communication across 'hs isshn~s
Of Tehusntepec but they manestins their usual -
trust of the former refused grant them and there
fore the Cabinet were offended On the other hand
is said (snd appears most probable the Minister'S ere
disgs.ted with the inactivity, indifference and ussisss
ness Of the Congress- manifested 10 respect 10 all things
they Che Congressl have TO do WITH but partss-
larry In regard 10 the providing Of for the Gov
ernrnent The nl,ieehng entertained toward Congress
alone cenfned to the bosoms Of the Cabinet es
extends far and wide throughout the whole reasonable
part Of the community and with much reason. bccauss
they have been in constant session since January las
| and will close on the 2lst lnst9 and ne,hns-abss
uely nothing which can tend 70 the Pablo good has
been done but on the contrary, the Government has
met with almost constant and systenatixed opposcn
The Minister War sent few days ago, TO consrss
another eciiara of the tenor @ that sent you N
Aprillast translate part of IT, He nrs reminds the
Chamber Deputies that In Apra last no Exposed -
them the situation of the Republic, and shs evils which
must result, to the same, should Congress not apply
remedy adding that the dangers have increased from
day to day. are still Increasing that the Governmsnt
cannot dictate the measures required BY the prssat
circumstances, and that Congress have net decided
upon any thing which produce means for tho ESecu
i've and the latter cspnos procure them without vary
ing from the legal course the President 10 resolved 10
pursue.
"The Chamber (of Deputes) knows perfectly wall tho
dangers which menace the Republic in consequence OF
the Tehuantepec business, therefore believe unne
cesssry to repeat the account OF the which has
already been given them ON that subject
In Sonora, IL Is expected that the American adseu,
turers who time since, went there aud retired
apsu because they could resist the force which par
sued them, will soon reappear strongly supported oy 40
tachments of Indians, with whom they have uaises
themselves for the purpose OF undertaking war OF ex
termination and desolaion.
"In chihuahua revolution Is announced as about %
take place headed by the Governor OF the state support
ed by great number OF men, and We are assured .
great body of adventures will Join this movement for the
purpose OF smuggling
1.-The frontier OF Tsmaupss continues 20 DO menscsd
by the ambition OF the adyenturers who have hero
tofore inyadedt New reGons being formed ON the
other side OF the River Bravo for the purpose OF com
menciug new hostihties Under such circumstances,
the troops charged with the defense Of s part OF tho
Republic suffer the greatest priyaons because the g.
adjustment there OF the tariff OF si5 has greatly dna
shed the product OF that Custom House, which Tor
merly very regularly supplied their wants
J. In ,ha
spire against the present state Of things ut several
points attempts revolution have taken place whichmo
Government up the present has been able to checs
but perhaps for the future these reyouonsts may md
support In the misery in which the employees OF The
Government are about 10 be plunged.
{" All these circumstances demand that prompt and
efeaclous measures be TAKEN which the Government
for the most part take until Congress provide the
necessary means The days for the continuance OF tho
sessia ms OF Congress few, expiring on the 2 inst
and Ia these lew days Congress agree upon nothing.
the Government being without means without iacuitoss
II will have power to prevent that disoiuton wnlcn
now thu f. although may have fulfilled Us duty
in announcing beforehand repeatedly and 10 the clear
est manner possible the real situation OF the Republic
unto those who have the power and ought 10 save
propositlon has been made b. the General Govern
mept by MIR Slco of New Orleans Tor the opening Of
communication ACROSS the lsthmas OF iehusn;spoci
the terms OF which arc not generally known here ~
vet but the Government has just published the follow
Ing decree dated lih inst which take 10 DO modin-
cation of the OF Mr. Soo. who doubtless 10 opsr
ang for the sams persons interested In tho Garsy
ART l. The Mexican Government viii celebrate
contract, or promote the formation OF a company OF
Mexcans who shall be preferred In both cases, or q
foreigners of both united for the purpose OF opening.
by means OF a Canal, Railroad or wagon road, com
muncaton between the Atlantic aud Pacific across tbs
Lsthmus OF Tehusntepec. The Government cannot car
~ into effect this contract without me preroas cossenf
Of the General Congress.
'"AHr Q In order that the Government may mako
use of faculty conceded by the foregoing ardce,
shall subject itself To the following basis
"lt The contract Il shall celebrate shall not contain
any clause that favor by the privilege may con-
c. de- reclama by Foreign Governments against thsf
of this Republic lessen In anything the full and
ready Of its sovereignty over the said ishmus
Of Tehusniepec
"2d That, In order to give to the undertaking msrs
efcacious and constant protection the Mexican oov'
eminent shall be ot the partners.
"3d The communication between the oceans By wv
of the lsthmus shall DO free TO all the nations of the
globe -
Gifts of the communication this Government shall OBJ
tain from the powers having treaties with the same INC
express Acknowledgements OF the neutrality Of the road
across the lsthmus In Gaze Of war"
Signed by MARAso Vance and Others Of proper sutasr-
the 18th inst the report Of the Committee OF the
Chamber OF Deputies la favor Of the Introduction OF
foreign flour into Vera Cruz was discussed and re,ected
by large majority. The vote was then taken respect
ing the returning Of the said report 70 the Committee os
ma didcaton and this also negstiyed
We learn from the Constitutional, that, sceordIngto
so official communca oE addressed 10 the GeoerM Gov
tina, state Is threatened with invasion by several de-
tachments OF Central American troops, party Of which
had already introduced themselves Into the Mexican
territory The paper adds that that State has
taken 10 defend Itself that the Genafal Gov
eminent has done all In It's power TO avert the danger,
but the want of prevents from seung WIN me
promptitude and energy that circumstances require
The Sso remarks In respect 70 the above facts, that
the ast afronis that could have fallen on this unfortu
nate country, Is an invasion OF the same on the pan 4"
Gusiemas." , -
Last hight the first opera. Lucia d. Zimmerman, We:
given BY the company OF Mr. Msrezek, Ia the NssoaA
or seyersI yesrs The amounts OF money obtained By
the subscription for this first month, (comprsng twelve
nsbts together with the seats not Included IN the cub
scripton, but pay extra, will be about slI Inc
principal singers we're greeted with bursts Of enhusias-
lie applause throughout the piece. Norma and In 70
r0rtfa Will be the next.
Informed you some months ago tnat ucn. A,moets