New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

claim Of Com Porter trsc, Of land si,aa,ei near
tbe mouth Of The Cosacnalc0s Tor serglces rendered
10 the Mexican Government La yntgHtnlnks IL SIR snse
that ,his claim has not been urged before
We find in the Mexican papers the de-
GRE st length Of toe wiDster Of Foreign Affairs sen1r
ksmrez, gtvi the conditions witch proposals ~
optn communication across the lstnmus OF
Ieouapt pee will b. received By tae Mexican iivsrn'
ment The decree is ds'ed the 29h July. Ia TAe Pc
n1ns OF the l4h ult gave some Items OF the char
scter Of this decree The Mex can papers make no
comments on it The Trait at'ai0n whiie prssng
Senor Ramirez bshy for the intelligence and zeal for
the Interest," of the country he has d. ed 10 the pre-.
partition and elaboration OF this decree thinks that It
leaves too wids field open for the Government % ex.
ercise arbitrary In the choice Of persons whom
the contract 'hsll be given
We find in the Trait d'Uaion, of the
l4h Ill. a few items of rews not mentioned In the
Mexican papers received by the last arrival
A we then stated, Rebolledo had taken
refuge at Esolinco One hundred and hfj Insurgents
from the eDvirons Of Cordova had joiled him toere,
hot aiih standing the amicable arrangement entered
Into between him and the officers Of dpreme Gov.
eminent of Cordova Reoolle6o Is rzsins resxrR
end has proclaimed q kind of martial lag, SzlA
obsfs al the Inhabitants 10 tbs neighborhood tfg Ca
him, under psip Of death Ths Tran dUatoa'tA6ts
hostiues will soon recomnence between Reaetledo
and the Government forces, a large detschmedt<sf
which reached J.lsps from Vera Cruz the s.h ult
and were enthusiastically received by the population.
La Union, of the 2lst. says that Gen.
Echssavay bad le aa,a at tue head Of these forces to
attack Reboledo 10 soinco, but nothing h I'd been
beard Of the result Of the expedition Gen Urags had
arrived at Pueba at the head OF thousand men and
eebt pieces OF artillery and rnored thst he
looked upon az very suspicious and bis intentions
unknown.
At Guadalajara, the authority of the in
surgent Governor, Dsvlls has basn acknowledged by
the corps Of docors the cantoDal unta the ecclssau
cal chapter snd the bishop Toe BryjHLa Divilss off
I'll al hat of III .tia and
Tomls, and the towns of Tequila, Teocsiche, Santa
Anna Tepa'tlsn and the detschmeDts OF troops sent
from Tequesquiie and Ocoto, have sent In tner athe
sion TO the insureent chief
The regular Governor, Davia's oppo-
pent Lopez Porto has transferred his headquarters
to Lagos His official Journal La Ley appeared for the
fra time tbs 9Th ut, and denied the submission OF
the town Of Teocsche 10 the rebels These have
four hundred criminals confined In the pr,stds of Mes
cala and having armed them, forced them Into their
ranks
Government forces have left San Miguel,
Jslos. Tepstsan, and other localities TO join Governor
POrtillo al Lagos.
The rumor on the 18th ult., in the City
OF Mexico that Ssfor Perdgon Garsy had Left there for
Gusdssjara and that the Government had pursued him
In vain, created great sensation IL was said that he
had reached the end Of bis journey safely and had In
duceo BsDcarte and bis consors 70 pronounce 10 favor
Of Santa Anna.
In forty eight hours after the fierce COM
bat In Durango between the Indians and the Mexican
troops, and Ia Which the latter ali killed except
two the commanding general Morett started 10 pursuit
Of the fsveges at the head Of 300 Before leaving
be made forced "rsise' OF $50 900 fiom the mint
The Indian, appeared ct FIRST In BODY of zoo warriors
but trey then broke up into small psrlsz and took
refuge In the Interior of the State The Mexican gen.
ersl continued al last accounts to pursae them.
The official organ in the City of Mexico,
the Con,Hcional declares that the runor 70 totally
false thai the Government had opened snta cus with
the American Minister the objscI of witch ~as re.
lease the United States payment OF s6e000O0 from
the obligations entsied Them by the eleventh article
of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidaigo, 10 protec. the
Mexican frontiers from Indian Invasion
The UntrerSat say that several riots
have recently occurred at the mine Of Mineral del
Monte, where n airy thousand miners from that aud
the sdjoniI mines had committed excessive s rders
and threatened 70 burn the houses and machinery
belonging 10 the company. Some troops had left the
City of Mexico to que the dlstur bancs No cause is
assigned for n g outbreak.
Don Jose Landero, late Collector at
Mstsmoras It Is reported has been nominated to the
same position In the more lar psrtsnt port of aaanz
He viii probably need the consent of the rsvoudoniss
at that point before assuming the duties of bis of,s
The usurpation of the GoyernOrship Of
Tamauipas BY Jesus Cardensa Is generally viewed as
bad omen for the peace of abe Republic. ,