New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-18

eiples proclaimed in Jssco and the revou,io,i,, .,
Gusdalsjna had also followed suit Gen Jo.e ~.
Yanez had taken the customary oats Governor ~
Jslsco, and Immediately issued decree for forced
loen
liz was rumored in Mexico that the Michoa.,,
insurgents have entered Morels and that the COVER
menf troops had pronounced in their favor The Sxa
SAYS that fy men, with pieces OF artillery had r.,
Mexico for Moreh0 which gyes some color 20 the rsnor
Bshsmonde one Of the leaders OF the rcyoutoni.ts IN
Michoacsn. lad issucd proclamation, boiling cot Il,
ducemenis tie officers and soldiers OF the governnes,
to come over 10 him. and threatening al who opposed
him.
A resolution had been introduced in tia
Chamber of DEPUTIES calling upon the Mister Of For
eisn Relations for information as 10 the nonalhmen,o Of
the eleventh article OF the treaty Of Guadalupe alro
and inqurpg if il true that uegotiaons had bso
entered into fer the purpose OF relieving the United
S,ntes from the Obligations imposed on them BY that AZ
tce Tie eleventh article OF the treaty = the one hy
which the United states binds Itself 70 proet the Mex
cap frontier from the incursons OF the American Indian,
The Trait d. Union SAYS that plot 10 assas
snse the President of the Republic had been discover
Don Mariana Yanez had been named Minis
ter OF Relations The SYl0 thinks TINS vent ndcs'ess
radical change in the policy OF ihe Administration
The Legislature of Puebla had preferred an
accusation sssinsi SeNor Agrre one Of he CabIne ior
the decree permitting the expectation of the two NIL
lions AMI halt OF specie belonging to The Enghsh ees
iiors OF the Republic, without The payment OF the chs
tomary dutier The Supreme Tribunal OF War had also
preferred ACQUISITIONS sgsinst the Minister OF War, ng
not having complied with the resolutions OF that boly
against the commanding General.
The paper called AsmOdens, in the City Of
Mexico, had bsen suppressed and Individual named
Casercs hal been arrested for having some copies his
possession
The Collector of Customs at FL Paso ami he
political chiet had taken up arms against tho military
cCnmandsIt Of that CITY, In consequence Of the fra9a
lon mfr q n Ot
We gave this morning a rapid summary OF the
news bur the atCnes the hour 40 which received
cur hles precmcd our giving proper detailed review
of them Tie news is more important in general
point OF yi,w than has been brought by any single ar
rivrl since the conclusion OF the war. We give below
extracts from TIE papers OF the city of Mexico.
The Sicio Die, Mere, of the 23d, says:
After three days Of continual supphcston Don Ma.
rsno Yonez has accepted the portfolio ct foreign res
tions under condition that he shall have authority 10
direct in all ihings the policy OF the country, cveh to
the giving organization 10 the cabinet The al
vent OF = nor Yanez will give confidence 10 the friends
OF the constitute when they remembcrtAat he left the
cabinet because he would not countcnance the errors
which We now lament. We know that all the rcspons.
biy OF the Government il on him exclusively and this
only con explain his entrance in the cabinet
The Monitor, (the Government organ)
neither approves disapproyes the nomination The
new Minister The OrdeR looks ahancc 70 Il, and the
S9lo, in reply 10 come observations, says THE advent
OF Senior youez will be useiu il he really changes tn
confident he VIII abandon the post and the situation Of
the Government viii then become most comph ,ated'
In regard 10 the Tehuantepec business, moth
ing definite has tran-pred. No otheroi the propositions
presen,ed he'd been published, md the commission had
ceased 10 intervene IN the matter. the whole efiar 70
naming in the hands OF Sal9r Ramirez, who pre-
pairing an the documents for publIcatou The Govern.
men VIII decide the business without other nssi-tance
The Senate has rejected the proposed am,
hC,ty Ia the insurgents OF the Stnte of We're Cruz
In a secret session OF the Chamber Of Dep
uiies motion made in consequence Of note from
the Mnisier If the Treasury, 10 negotiate q loan Of
100000 ex ludng thcrcrom all paper the rate Of In
tercs not to exceed per cent month the prcceeo Of
the Oin 10 he uscd for the rec tahlshmcn of order
All direct contributions Of the States OF the Federation
10 be increased OnchalL
The Chamber was to have decided on the
26h relative to tie Impeachment OF senior Amirre
but the decniCn has not been published.
The tRirersat says: We are assured that
the order for TIE OF Gen Uraga has be eissue
and that he be brought 10 the Capital
The execution of this important order had
been conhded to Scnor Munoz Ledo which The Uaicr.
sal Is shO impoltic, no one knows better than
Governor MunOz the great services which this houee,
patriot has yielded 10 the state and the true cause az
order. The UAicesai hopes that instead of complying
with the order, > nor Munoz will manifest 10 them thai
no Cod can rculi from euch imprudent persecuuons
In regard 10 this affair The Selo Of the h saws, senior
Munoz Ledo, on learning the late variations the plan
OF GGadalayat, sent body Of tTSaf-s 80" "Eueito
he had lett the town.
The revolution of Guadalaara seems to be
gathering ttIenstb, and presents more formidable
pect change of lie plan has been made An the pub
lie authorities who have forfeited the confidence Of the
people disaimed. An extraordinary Congress com.
posed Of two Deputies from each STATE is convoked
which sha proceed to the election OF President cd a.
tJim ard reformation of the Constitution Gen San
Ia Anna Is called upon TO return to the Repnbbc and
Gen Uraga invited to place himself at the head Of the
movement. The SiSio Dies NUere OF the 18th says.
Yesterday the Government received an express from
Zapotanejo. We told that there was some dssen.
sion among The insurgents; that Gen Ufaa has notse
copied the invitation to join the movement and that the
conmendant of the battalion of Guanausta having
wished TO pronounce he had been removed
The cOnmandant Of JaliscO, Gen Vasuer,
advised the Supreme Government that aag Of Truce
had been rent ly the Insurgents with two Commission.
err inviting HIM TO join the movement and that he had
refused to do 20.
Letters of the 25th, from Gen. Vasquez, an
nounce that he considered ii very difficult to defeat the
nsurg,nt forces.
The Legislature Of Guanojuata had met 70
ontder what steps should be taken in regard to the
evolution.