New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
We have received papers from the City

We have received papers from the City
of Mexico the 9Th and Vera Cruz to the 9th inst The
news Il uniDportant
The tariff appeared still to be the all
absorbing subject in the Mexican Congress. II was
warmly debated, step by step, and proposition upon
proposition was daily considered and rejected The
Monitor announces that the Chamber OF Deputies had
refused 10 agree with the resolution of the Senate upon
the subject Of the tariff insisting their previous
resolution which provides that the Government should
proceed 10 the reform OF the existing tariff upon the
following basis OF lowering the duties imposed by the
tariff upon articles II general consumption OF making
the necessary variations In articles of luxury and
liquors of permitting the importation Of raw cotton and
ordinary cotton coths-imposing on the first duty OF
two dollars and half and three dollars per qunal and
upon the second duty of four five cents; and of
cepng the cotton planting aud manufacturing interests
from the duties which now oppies' them in the interior
of the Republic.
The Government has established Mint
at Hermosilo, in Sonora
The Legislature of Puebla had presented
memorials to Congress opposing the abolition of prohb
itip duties Pue6ls is manufacturing State.
A party Of troops recently had fight
with band of robbers near Cuernavsca. Two of the
robbers were killed and one taken prisoner. The
troops only lost one man.
Seven thousand yards of telesraphic
wire intended for the line between Pueba and Acake
were stolen from the former place recently.
The State of Jalisco has subscribed
$1,000 annually toward defending the frontier against
the IL dams
Nothing had been heard at the latest
dates from Yucasn OF Gen La Vega his troops More
than month had elapsed since be left I1hosuco with
six hundred men, taking the road to Bscaar and nce
that time not the slightest intelligence had been
ceived from him. supposed that he and his whole
force had been cut of by the Indians.
Twelve thousand dollars in silver had
been seized in Cordova, contraband concealed in
some barrels of -four the owners assert that they
carried ii 10 this manner precauton against robbery
The Monitor announces that the $4,000
worth of bonds issued by the Government for the for
eign debt, have been signed and would be sent to
England BY the neXtpacket
Don Juan Mugica V Osorio had resigned
the Office of Governor of Pueba which he had just
been elected but the Legislature Of the state had
fused to accept his resignation
A party of Seminoles, under Wild Cat
and Tiger Tall have been visit to San Luis Potos
where they ed the inhabitants with dances
and cries, which, says the editor of Jalapa paper,
caused much horror among the Inhabitants.
The Terd Crac POrreRir of the 9TH an
that the 5th the merchant. OF that city who
refused TO sign bonds TO pay the duties imposed by the
existing tariff had been arrested.
Gen. Tomas Marin had arrived in Vera
Cruz, his way to the mouth Of the Coatzscoalcos
River, where he has been ordered by the Government
10 take command OF the forces the lsthmus OF Te
buantepec The Mexican war-steamer Estado de Mcxi-
CO. the brig Vera Cruz, and schooner Pueblo, were
wsr his arrival In the port Of Vera Cruz TO leave for
the Costzscoslcos.
The Universal says the City of Mexico
appears to be the ,heeter OF multiplied crimes No less
than sixteen asssssnaons had been committed In eight
dsys, and robberies momentsry occurrences. Inc
editors attributes much Of this 10 the scandalous mpuni
~ with which such things can be done, exempi6ed
In the recent pardon of the murderers Of Dr. Besegu
A conducta arrived in Vera Cruz on the
7th inst with 81, 70s, 265 In silver.
The electric telegraph between Vera
Cruz and OTizsba in successful operation.
A correspondent in the Porrenir recon-
mends that the Railroad across the Ishmus Of TeAuan
teptc should be bult by Mexicsns, and thus
the nation the advantages and wealth arising from the
immense traffic between the two seas lie says branch
could easily be constructed 10 the Cap tai and from
thence TO any other part of the Republic Ahough the
National Treasury is in impoverished state yet the
eight millions required could be easily rased by private
subscription. H. o. Pie, 21th ult