New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
Later from Mexico,

By an arrival ut New-Orleans we have
dates from the City of Mexico to the 18th, and Vera
Cruz to the 10th ult
The Sieio of the 18th publishes the let
ter from Mr. Rice, Consul Acapulco the Com.
mander Of our naval forces In the Pacific, and com.
meDts on il as follows:
"Ths curious communication has been published in the
California papers and ignorant Of the effect it has
had upon the commander Of the naval forces Of United
States but note that the Consul misrepresents
thr and conceas the fact that II countTyman Of
his at whom he pointed the pistol threatening fire
Nevertheless the Consul conesses that he had declared null
the acts Of Judicial authorities which hardly be
sideTed proper to the Consular character.
ALTHOUGH Senior Rice pictures the bad treatment he mas
received with some vehemeEce, and although condemn
such haste sufficient for proceeding
Consul who insults our tribunals and threatens the lives Of
citizens If the American ad torn down the handbll
and had aterwd been assassnated by the Consul would
not the have been blamed for not
his reckless conduct in time We do not understand them
why Mexican have treated this matter OF the
greatest importance aud have almost taken the defense
OF the Consul 1t that the naval forces have not
to ask satisfaction accordance with the wishes Of
Consul and the United States Legation has just nominated
consular agent at Acapulco which, We believe, will
The editor then quotes from the Alta California of
San Francisco, to show that the American papers
slider the Consul ~ be In the wrong, and says that the
accounts of the affair given IN that paper Justify the
cor duct of the Mexican authorities. He adds
ave do not know what steps have been taken 10y our
Goye nleut but the nomination OF new consular agent by
Mr. Lecher leads to suppose that the negotiation has
been conducted Just and honorable for toe Re-
public m there has been sny or OUTRAGE on the
Pat OF fUDconsries let the guilty be chastsed
emplAry manner; tina IA just and necessary While consus
do not exceed their dutes let them be treated WITH all
sderaoD but DO not permit them to treat f
bo Of baIbarisns Mischeyous consular agents who are
fomeptes riots dshonor the county which
them '"'' N'' " '''' "''''" "'' " ''p''''
The Indians are creating great alarm,
even 10 the City of Mexico itself They have come
down Into the country fer below chihuahua and in the
pe'ghborhood Of San Luis Potos In the State Of Zsca
tecss which s only two hundred miles the north of
the City of Mexico they have in numbers of three hun
dred at time attacked many haciendss making their
assaults on various points al the Several
combss have taken place between the savsges and the
Mexcsni In which the latter have BEEN invariably de.
fested, with loss, besides many persons being
mated. Extraordinary efforts raise men and money
proposed by the Mexican journals TO drive back
these hordes of Indians, who spreading themselves
al over the country north OF the % Of latitude Dates
10 the 7th nt from Gusysmss In Sonora the eastern
shore Of the Gulf of California, announce the arrival
there from San Francisco 10 twelve days French
men well armed and equipped and strictly disciplined
under The absolute command Of the Count RaJusset
bouloon They proposed travelling over the whole of
Sonora In search Of mines which are 10 be worked for
the dement, OF The new mining company called the Res
taudd0ra FrdRoo MeIicaRd This conlpapv has olacad
$1,000 Al tne osposion OF It's agents Ia Sonora TO com.
mence their surveys and other premn ary sbors This
mh to be raised TO 500 to complete this branch of
Abe enterprise. "A'" VI
Inc Government of the State of Vero
- has made arrangements with Seor de Ia Grsnia
Cu1 !esps with the telegIsph line between Vera
SruH ana the City Of Mexico The Hshtpipe recen,lv
ss. ne telegraph wires near Vera Cruz entered the
.. ONCE, destroyed the machinery. ran ON 30
erssS ,hs ,orzsos melted the plstir points rsy
plates and then ran down the linrht
',' 'iio Tenor, recently had n fall from |
morse and was badly injured 10 the rgh, orr,
ieuer ron Gen La Vega to the Mi,i.,or ,r W..
from fucsan, gives an account Of some Oh war
ss Tsef , ess Of y s Mexican il which
taken prisoner The Indians had again Sn nsse was
Santa Cruz Some OF the papers assert Ina, -. Soaa
can authorities bad opened letter which The MsS'
Consul In Acapulco had sent to his Legation in M
while others attribute the ihng 10 the Eoasis
Consul In Mszstlsa. The Sligo says Il would Hss, -
learn officially how the matter stands Mr. George ;Ia
bon has been appointed Consul General for Her Brian.
mic Majesty, vice Macintosh.
The EspohOs says that Mexico is on the !