New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
MEXICO.
Affairs in ,ImliscO-Vern Crnz-'Fbe Tehuan-
tcpec ROud.


cor,spon5eu,c Of The r. Y. Tribune.
MEXICO, Monday Oct. II, 1852.
Iwrote YOU on the 22th ult., and sent du-
plcate with additional items Sd int by the English
steamer Since ihoe dates the 10 Of importance
and interesting because we have hopes that domestic
order will soon be again restored. / informed you
that the ast Sept the General Government had sent
circular containing en- order for the Constitutional
Governor of Jasco to resist by I'LL means, the Efforts
Of the anarchists sc. Adupcotc Of no above circu.
lar and order also sent 20 iha Governors o. the
different sntcs requesting them to coJrcraie with the
Government Cor the purpose Of re TOYING order in ia
Hsco, ard also to preserve peace in ,leig respective
States The answers OF the Governors Of ten States
have been received up The present, ia wh,h they
oe. all possible aid TO the General univcr
sally coudeinnng in the sboasesi frn5 the movement
Of Gnada1iara. and assure the Government tina. thu
said movement meets with general diapprobstion in
their several States. We learn further, by private e.
tiers from Gusdalajara, well by other documents,
that although the reyOlutonists number about 5000
men they are Of the wort ciass, sadly armed, md
that there is but little unity among the leaders, and they
are short Of money. Troops have been sent from va
neus points of the Republic aud 1t is probable the
ioroes Of the Government will amount 20 more than
1900 The brigade of Uraga (now Of Cssto) was, at
last da,cs in Lagos and not siaSi m'a hcd deserted
notwithstanding the anger manifested 10y Uraga ut
being deprived of the command of that brigade Under
all hesc circumstances it may be scnaoy expected
thar peace will be restored but whether the revou-
onts viii punished Is yet problem but i; Is sup
posed they will be.
The affairs of the State of Vera Cruz are in
condition than last dates ia consequence OF
misunderstanding between the General Government
and that Of that State. The latter thought the former
hsdinfirged on their rights in the measures taken to
suppress this outbreak and the Government has appa
ren;ly withdrawn from their attempts 81 pacihcaon,
OF iorcbly compelling the rcvoutons;s TO lay down
their arms until that State shall agree to take proper
Legislative measures to paoy them, or to place their
forces under the immediate command OF the Govern
ment withholding all interference, and submit 70 the
measures the shall take 70 suppress this disturb
snce This has caused along and somewhat angry dis
escn between the two powers the State Of Vera
denying that they have nterefed with the operations OF
he Government in the suppression Of That affair in the
e&u time the reyolutions,s have 10, been IDLE and on
The eth inst they took orcibe possession oa part OF tha
,owr of Cordoba II reported that this town was de-
ended by 800 National Guards and the sssaauts had
SO Many lives. it il said lost ,his occasion
',hamonde is still in arms IN che town of La
Va oNt no otAcf thds
state has responded 10 his various cas noE in any way
seconded his intentions.
Everything in this Capital indicates quiet fog
the future.
The propositions of two of the companies, ap.
plcsnts for the Tehusntcpee Road have been published
viz those OF the Company ofGuansjuao, consisting
the largest capitalists Of iha, Ssie and those OF thsrep
resented hy Felipe Garcia Botho these companies are
composed entirely Of Mexicans. The propositions o.
the Ciuansjuato Company are substantially follows
Art sipus.es that he Government shall be cOns,d
era partner in the work. L. The Company shall
trst open wagon rosd, which shall be commenced
whna year .rU.n the concession Of the privilege by Con
grcs and concluded in tkree years. J. The railroad TO
be commenced within year from the completion Of the
wagon roa aud finished within four years from is CON.
menceraeni. 4 The Company shall receive all The in
ssne sccrung from the transit storage SC, according
70 ne hrf may form with the approval OF the Govern.
mea only during the time which may be strictly neces
ssry FOR The ren5urs inent OF the capital expended in the
wofkwhch time is not TO exceed eighty years The
onPeiiy VIII obhge kself % jas, legally 20 prOyc) TO
ne El<action OF the Government the Of each work
sW NJ the meantime this shall prevent The Company
nun rcesng the whole product OF the road. G. Stp0.
e he concession OF the ground s.ssry for the ROAD
ocs lumber. stone, Sc, when thu may belong 20 the
v,@hhcnt z. Introduction Of materials free o; duty.
ihr company 10 construct the Necessary wharves &c
hsrbors, to avoid contra6and aad 10 discharge cu
ksor employees when required by the Gogernmslt g.
Hols ard employees in the service of the Government
transported free; but the Governments shall pay
hefh Of The established freight fo~ arms and anisn
s' ~ The trnns over the ROAD shal be free 70 ell
A., sc The globc) without any oh restrictions than
"s government nlay impose. AMI without wh,se