New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-05
Later from Mexico.
from the N. o. Delta, Feb. 4.l

~ received last evening, full files of
- disz Nsuro, from the City Of Mexico, to
GOA inst being just ten dsys later than our pre-
Y1s papers in the capital seem again to be alarmed
- ~ prospect Of another movement on the RIO
f,Aus a.. The opposition journals cast censure on
90 Administration, for its course IN the affair:
Incarnation has reached the Government thas the
noooio OF MatameT s very much incensed on ac-
cent Of the new law OF consume, which has been
uro1ul6attd and that they are determined TO resist
T. Sf. AguirIe, who had Dsea appointed ConectoI
6ftho port hes resigned his place, in view OF the
,uoGtRon manifested 70 the reestabiishment OF tnc
~ tariff schedule He has scnta special meeso nseT
n - eapSsms Government for DISTINCTIONS now 20
- 4s ps!ssa ..sss
VHe Sss5s SAYS that ths rates ss.ablished by Gen.
Ia .ksd enesDdered interests which cannot Eow
n G>nneked with trnpunI:y, and that is the hight oil
impgu4ebce for the Government to ate npt. Inc
ls1r q powerful excited by tnis state OF
sairs 10 great have given rise TO the most az
surd stories For instance, letters OF the 25ih ult
aravely state that Caravaa had collected 800 men,
With four pieces Of artillery a. Roma, ontae Ameri'
can aide OF the RIO Grande. OF this Is all non
sease Avaos has enlightened the Notifications OF
Matamoros but met with very little sympathy from
re citizeRs-st least so says the Sigtto. Anosher
account reports that Csrvsjal had only forty men,
md was engaged in robblng the Mexicans who haze
possession onthis side of the Rio GTande.
0The mine OF Vallecillo, In the State OF New Leon
which was abandoned by the SpaniaYds IN 1871, mas
success. The water has all been pumped out by
means Of q steam engine, and the mine put in good
order again. II yields silver In abundance, and
small quantity Of mercury The yield per day
reaches o. 000 and the expenses amount to only $50
The Government has directed the Mazatlan Gus
tom House TO pay to the State of Durango the OF
$4,000 per month to aid in suppressing the revolt Of
Indians, who have ravaged that section OF country
% thoroughly during the last two wears It Is very
doubtful, however, Durango will ever receive the
money, Mazatlsn alone is the security for pawn ens
The accounts from that port give most deplorable
statement OF the condition OF affairs. Failures are
very frequent, and but few vessels are arriving with
caYgOes.
We have some further details Of the disasters on
the coast, occasioned by the late gale. Three per-
sons on board the Mexican schooner Anevide were
drowned, and two corpses, one male and the other
Of female, were picked up on shore near Vera
CYux. IL was feared that the Spanish schooner Ma
tide, which sailed from Vera Cruz for Tabasco and
Mexican schooner bound for the Isthmus OF Tehu-
antepec, were both lost The remains ofthe Ameri.
can schooner Robert STEPHENSON were picked up near
The mouth of the C0ateacoalcos.
The Chamber of Deputies have requested the Gov.
eminent to lay before them some project for protect
iDg vessels in the hAfhor of Vera Cruz from storms,
and to facilitate the discharge Of carsoes
A French brig was lost in storm at Tuspan, with
eleven lives
The Post Office at Guadalajara has been robbed of
$4,000.