New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2i. 1853.

the City MEXICO in honor Of the memories Of the victims
Of the war Of Independence. Tbe Authorities Of every
elas. ard large number Of notabie- were present on
the oeessiOn Similar ceremonies we're performed At
Churubusco on the 18th slf in honor Of the memory Of
,hose fell the 2oth Of August lsi7 on the occasion
Of the American inv aston
The cholera continues it, raysges a, Oajaca. The
Academy Of Arts and Sciences had been closed. A nun
Der of well known citizens named am ~ tle yietn-
decree ~. ahl.hnc the Jesrits in the Rep1b.c las
been Published Ii Is dated from TAenbsya the 18th Sep
t,mher and il counfersigned By Senior La-e Minister 81
Justice They placed in the same position in nearly
evey respect they stood in before they ban.hei
They are 10 be considered Mexican citizens, with al
the rights and duties attaching Their property all 70
h. rstored to them with the exception Of the College Of
San defonso and It's appurtenance OF properly devoted
10 military purposes of such has been sold % third pa.
ties ard Of th places Of worship converted into parish
churches or other religious institutions with consent Of toe
Ordinary Of the respective Bishops Funds raised for
their aid during the first relieved OF the greater
part Of the duties which would otherwise have to be pad
On ihem -Four members Of the Order who hapPened to
be in Mexico, DIR Basio Arrillaga. and Fathers Lyon,
Riyss ard cara, have addressed to the President com
uuficacn in which they invoke blessings his head.
and xIan the p0s aid quiet they intend to pur
meudiuc the authorities TO that all foreign dents
in possession OF their letters II safety Another circular
dir cts the prevention Of the irculaon and exposure OF
immoral end indecent pictures and Of such contain any
Oit nsve aluon respecting religion or the authores
Among other returns required from the local authorities IS
one the benevolent societies established in the several
States.
The Minister of fosaeao il engaged in endeavor
secure mass statistical information with respect to the
Republic which cannot bat be very valuable should his
efforts be successful he has issued circular ingenously
arranged requiring bis agents 20 furnish lin with answers
the questions therein proposed in tabular orm in rea-
ton 10 nifty different subject relating 10 the arts manu-
faCuIes, sciences natural productions popuiaton mines,
trades. agriculture, education police, &c &c Of the
Attic execution Of four criminals on the Goth ult
addition wa made the suferings Of the
crn inels. Three gerroed with the accustomed
r-sdre-s but On the executoners endeavorng to per.
form the last functions the fourth the machinery could
not be made 10 work For. minutes endeayors 70
force il 70 do 20 were made but in vain and finally the
unfortunate victim was obliged 10 De released from the
Chsr t. gaze the copses Of his fellow sufferers whl9
oLe 81 them lifted out to make room Tor him, and
finally take bis in the chair thus vacated there TO
undergo bis sentence This Is the second time that SIM
lsr shocking scene has been witnessed ia Mexico.
Some twenty executions have now taken place in yaroas
parts # the Republic there are now some sixty awaiting
sentence and It'll rObbees auiac0us ever continue
The disn from Vera Cruz aud Puebla was robbed At
la CruL de Hernandez by band Of eleven robbers on
the 18Th u VIXEN horse and mule and properyto nearly
the yalue II 900 were taken from the travellers How
ever a. is believed that the rngeadsr Of most Of the
bGrds that have hitherto been concerned in these adiTs
have been taken is 70 be hoped that the seventies being
pursued toward them viii soon eiectually check them
letter had been received from Gen Arista stating that
be had recovered from has malady and purpoei going u
witness the operations between Russia and Turkey should
war break out.
seror Pereda the new Minister to Guatemala a newly
created alton and Senor Federico Faquez, Minister TO
Central America. had both set out.
On the I'D ut troops were marched from GuanaJuato
for Guadala,aTa in consequence Of reported oGtona
~ NOV Il in the latter place
S.ror Vicente Garcia Torres formerly editor Of the
Monitor KeputheaEc, has been banished to Sonora for
what ohense j. not stated.
The Council Of State has been increased by the addition
Of fife members Among them. Gen. NJ. NJ LON
larcini has taken the oath
Since the .oth ult, eectrotelegraPhic communication
was established between Querctaro, CelayO Salamanca
IraIusto, GuanauGto. Slas and Leon
Mueios aud OsoO under arrest in the Nao-
nal Palace in Mexico
II il iepoed that conspiracy had been discovered in
J6ncintGTo.
Twelve bandits lately arrested a, Candelaria, in
ZGcltecas four OF them attempting to hee were shot,
three being killed on the spot.
The rayages of the Indians continue apparently without
check
In consequence of the detacaOn of the cashier of the
Sisters of Charity in MexicO-a Padre Armengol-they
have been reduced bankruptcy leaving debts of many
hundreds of thousands Of dollars. ~ 50 says the TrHt
d [ mon
lie President has accorded exequsors to Mr. Pickett,
APPOINTED L. = Consul Vera Cruz and to Mr Danman,
appointed L. : Consul at Acapulco.