New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

c,vx 60 IL asserted, for the pusp'e o,, is ra.
Nefs o,,or ~ the -four duties AZ thN Py,S -. "a,
Ne Congress Ia convened by toe ffes'och' All
sorec ins mn,ssers viii throw up their portfolios
aen c,nr' francisco de Arangolz has oeen
DVh -, hs Council as Consul Gen eral OF Mexico
oDr6rnse ey tue eo""'" :"
sss T. translate the following from The
wy aFify.rix thousand dollars were spent9y
Ss~c-.,,r,ept on the new uniforms worn oy tne M
the 1Vrsd in the procession of the Corpus Chrlsu
nos 49,. q not stealing, We know not what 70 caa ~
lDs s,iows veterans and employee are dying win
WIZ sod,ers who are not soldiers glitter In oeautuu,
S,sssesi while the saysges are slesos - he and the
sap n the Republic presents the farce OF minay
eeYns and while clamor Is rife against Congress Ior
r usni Of resources, the Government throw sTsy
sx 90 In making ridiculous os'entsaon OIL ~
1ssse are the great measures OF the Government
the Monitor Republican, says: "Last
h Jnnel eisbt individuals we're arrested tor con-
sniripe against the Government Among lpsn arc,s,
ssSores Tosta Vidal veszquez, Aylion and frSn'''
can ffar. They are all sautsnistAs. 1 ham
An intended pronunclamiehlo hau US sCv
discovered 1t Ohzsbasnd prevented % ..ancniIli,v
~ the National Guard to maintain puolc uan9uhIIy
We find nothing further IN the vera
o., nsners relative TO the free admission oil nour al
The following resolutions have been
hv the State of Guerrero relative to the CONTRACT
e. The navigation Of the river Mezcsa, portion OF
new conterr plated route TO California;
aApT We approve the contract made oy the Io'ern-
s,t with citizen Albert c. Ramsey tor the improve
,nsnt ard navigation Of the river Mezcaa IN all tn
orrespopds 10 the territory Of this state, aithoZng
!, Government that IL may, with the ln.el VI
Cocn extend and carry out said contract in con-
-. With the Government OF the Union.
easrT IL We further authorize the Government tnat
80, IN conjunction with the Council, make such al
.,iops iu said contract as may be esteemed oppor-
.f,ls rdc convenient TO the STATE
The {,neVte at MaZatlan caused by the
.o,dipayv contributions levied directly on the peo-
ss a thar city by the Government OF the state o, On
kscsp has resulted IN pronUnctaateno Inc Iorelgo
srchapts In the port sustained by their respective
ronsuls had previously determined TO close their
tcTss rather than pay the contributions. The native
traders had also taken the same resolution The pro.
aanaanis1O followed. The State Government stopped
,h svyne Of contributions and 10 bring the ques
,on before the State Legislature Several arrests were
IN The meantime made. The port Of Mazat an was de-
serted by shipping, and its commerce dead.
A difficulty OF somewhat serious ma
tre bad taken place between the French Minister and
Mexican Government IL will be remembered that oy
The Arrangement entered into between the Mexican
Government and the English holders of Mexican bonds
he latter 70 receive az part oil the DEBT due tnem
ihesum Of e. 600 from the indemnity paid to Next
co BIZ the United States The money being In specie
ard In process Of payment TO the Mexican authorities
y MI Fors,a of this city, the United States agent sent
down for the purpose the question arose whether the
<2,JOOUOO should De 8ken OUT OF lne country ny Tue
EpRish holders whOu pay ing the duty levied on all
specie exported from Mexico Alter some discussion
on this point-One of importance for the payment OF
The duties would have reduced the whole sum to
$1,000 000-ihe Mexican Government decided TO allow
the money 10 leave the country without being taxed.
Hsppeafs however, that French commercial mouse
In The City Of Mexico 10 whom the Mexican Govern
nent h largely indebted had the payment oil us deot
secured by claim on all contributions received from
taxes on specie exported. H. therefore, protested,
through the French Minister against the S25OOOO Do,
ipe sent out of the country without paying the usual
duty Several notes were exchanged between the MIN
i,ter ana the Mexican Government The latter In It's
discussion with the English creditors, had been Induced
40 remit The tax under the very excellent plea that
money disbursed from the public Treasury to acquit
public debt ought not to be taxed to make pub reve
nue. The French Minister'S notes were written it APP
pear In rsher decided spirit and 1t rumored
that one OF them had been returned TO the Minister but
the Trait d Union denies this. The affair terminated
Tor the time being with the departure by the last steamer
of The French 81 cretary of Legation for Paris IL was
rumored that the Mexican Government by the same
means seut dispatches IN their Minister at Paris show
ing up the French Minister'S course In no iattering
terms.
The S25O0,OO0 of the American indemnity were
al this time being paid to the Mexican treasu-
~ under Mr. FOIstalls supervision. DIR. Forstail,
fearing that amid the rumOTs Of coup dttat coup dc
rain might be made on bis specie, addressed docu.
ment to Mr. etcber, the American Minister, requesting
him TO take the necessary precautions Mr.. Letcher
forwarded note to the Mexican Government, which
promised place troops at Mr. Forstas disposition in
case Of necessity and that gentleman was also author
lied to hoist the American flag if its protection were
needed The s. 100000 were to leave the City OF Mex
Eco on the 18th ult for Vera Cruz under special es-
cort Mr.. Forstal was to accompany it.
We have received our files OF Et Conner
eO de TampicO TO the 10th ut but find them without
any news of interest The discussion relative TO the
gubernstoral election still carries on with warmth
In the papers but there to be legislative action
In The matter up to our latest dates