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

.,. .,,.,s In ber relations with foreign pow.
e,s The Government has recently couecuvo noee
from the MiDser: Of ssn EosaIa era, r A ,ss @
nysonmept of their agent IN mazaisp the second iot
he violation Of the correspondence OF the English
Consui In Ccapuco the third for the nfraction OF
diplomatic convention, and the urth ior the arrest ana
Imprisonment Of their Consul In Acapulco.
The forthcoming withdrawal of the Min
s,ry Ia s one of the topics on the tap Ii Is said that
M Ramirez, the Minister OF the INTERIOR would nave
resigned fret but that he thinks himself bound 70 nod
his Office long 40 the country will be ast-ted oy tne
important questions which now engage It's attention.
His friends will not allow him to abandon hi. post an
the Tehuantepec affair be settled The attacks winch
have been made against him by the opposiuon press
have made him dsgused with the position wnlcn ne W
cupies and would very willingly eve up rho an
not for the earnest solicitations Of his friends VINO ~
prove of his late conduct In the TehuanePec uti
versy ST. Miguel Arroyo Is talked OF as n'
successor. .lo
The delegation of gentlemen sent by tle
State of Zacsiecas having presented themselves al .us
n,sce on The OH osant asked to the President oil
Tho Renublc for the purpose of consulting WIN nun
upon The uu fortunate events OF the fIIen, 49,,
several Inhabitants were killed by the lnolanS
ON the nlea that be was engaged with some important
vnaue,s which required It's Immediate attention, sent
these gentlemen a request that they should eau again
in an hour They were very mucn ohenueu ~ tn,',
IA thew determined a card against the President, IN
vbcb they accu,e the General Government OF having
abandoned the State Zacatecas. -,
The late execution in MatamOras, OF the
four men arrested az belonging to Carvsjars party
caused an excitement among the friends OF the exped
ton In Brownsville that the streets were hed win
people u,terlng shouts and against the Mexican
Government ar against Gen Avalos, whom they shot
in efigy, and afterward burned. :,
The papers lately received from Merida
and Csmpeachy contain satisfactory news In relation
10 the war sinst the Indians in lucaan Inc aoly
and activity Of Gen De la Vega, are highy pral'eo nc
Is hersded as the great pacifestor Of the peninsula
The Government of the State OF Vera
Cruz has made arrangements with Mr. De Ia Granja
10 make the teegraphic Inc pase through Jaappa and
put this city In communication with Mexico, Vera Cruz
and intermediate points.
The troubles at Mazatlan appear to be
entirely owing 70 the arbitrary conduct OF Dr. Francco
Vega Governor of the State OF Snaloa The necessi'
ties Of the treasury induced him t. impose exrsvsgznt
take, on the merchants against which they peniioned
wher Sson be marched upon the town with three nun
dred men and two pieces OF artillery aud entered the
city He forth with cited before him several French,
Spanish and Mexican merchants, who, on presenting
thernselves were arrested the spot by his orders,
and marched prison under escort OF detachment OF
the troops They were not allowed 10 communicate
with any one After being incarcerated two days, the
Fiscal had them brought before him, and he ordered
them-ten In number-to pay fine OF s25,OOO. They
refused TO pay the fine but what further done in
the matter not known at the Capital. Among the
prisoners the Spanish Consul
To an application of the French Consul
In behalf of Mr. Pierre Fort French gentleman who
was one the prisoners the Governor replied that Fort
should consider himself very fortunate II be was not
shot for presuming to alan the petition
The names of the merchants under ar
rest are Pierre Fort, French Martin Echegsrin Soan
sh Consul Don Limo Aresquita, Don Antonia Gonzales
Don Francisco Perez Bustanent and Don Agapilo som
ellera Spaniards, and Don Raphael Esquerro, Don ig
nacio Lerdo Don lgnaco Herrere and Don Jose Maria
Lareto lribarea, Mexicans