New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
MEXICO.

On the 9Th inst. the Acting Minister Of For
eer Affairs advised the American Minister o. the dc<er
uus;ion OF The President relative 70 the Tehaaniapec
route ard hoped that IA neutrality treaty would sooH D.
eoteluded between the two Republics Tue next aAy
Judge CCuklmg replied expressing his great sa'iacsio
90 tire tcmn alton q the Tchusn,epec contra qlsoa
and expressing Ii, readiness - entertain any propose
lions Tue Government might be inclined to nAEe
The company have appointed Nessrs. II. bO-
ntsct gutierrez Manuel Gonzalez de IA Tore ani ias
engineer. Mr. John Il Williams, 20 pass ever 70 Ie-n
srtcf IN IL name 10 take p'sS,Ssi. o. me 1l
Tie Government have sppOntcd on their side - iShV
De horsry NusTa gene ri u sri-sGc. -.
Mr. Albert Speyers came passenger Oh re
Anatrcss q bearer Of dispatches 70 our GoFerniHan
else taviu viii i'm the TeVla,0pse c'n,rac'' - ;.e;'
sud sealed by the Mexican authorizes 70 denver - O'-
: 90.
The >lgl0 Die: Mere. Monitor and OHirerSal
srpruye III, Teiusntepec contrast "
Gen Irraca arrived in the City of Mexico on
tis ri in.f i'm courrny with Gen. Robes These two
chief. had met tie 3lst vi; AZ A'T2yozarco' ana
confined basis OF acton which differs very L1uca
nom the plsn Of GusdsJara l. = said that Araoz
Iedo WIS az the bottom Cf the affair, IN order 20 pre-
serve his influence win tie ruling pJweEs TIA. be might
secure TIC TCbuantepec contra.
Ulaga and RCbes had long negotiation with
Pres Celt Cc.1ios enaehyorug 10 Induce Linn O. stopt
tie PIN OF Airoyozsr Tuls be refused 70 in. In
q course Of the conferences the Commissioners on the
pat OF the President consulting continually Win h'
declared La tDe Govern 10 wrsi1r The pau oi Quad
EuaTr. lr'ga 0nr hnNicf r ftstu sever 81 filoiilA-
Ors o. their psn Of ArrOyOzarcO. proposing aow tr
umvrGte, then the election Of President by the coun
tTy Rhtu order should be established, but i1s ng A.
ways J1Hta Of Noablfs ihe representation OF the
arisccrtc CLASSES. snd the un5oundo dctsor-ap Tor
che year To al this President Cebaiios presented q
dee mined opposition snd Uasa prepared 70 leave me
city.
The Sigio says: "The plan of Arroyozsrc0
will be ectcd By the entire nation, and especially by
tie poIt which vii tn their efforts frustrated it
- - frur hafaf zftf
Gen Urgs and be loses all the merits he had acquired
He has fallen into the power OF an Intrigue whose ends
TO destroy the revolution, but which can only serve
to proloug anarchy"
On the 9TH Uraga, Robes and Lombard.ni
arranged jointly a plan of Government, making the
President Ceballos supreme with Council OF twenty
one notahes President Cchalos refused % accept fhe
unwsrranted power snd resigned che Presidency Uri
50, Robes and L0mbardint then met, and chose the
latter Pre- sden with dictatoria powers.
On the 9Th the proclamation calling upon
Gen santa Auna 10 return 20 the Republic and occupy
the poet OF President if TIA De0Die Should eject Ria
In Vera Cruz the local Government refused
gnize the arrangements made by Uraga God the
otlers asd determined tO send q special commission n
Mexicsn steamer 20 invite santa Anna to return Until
h. returns the garrison Of Vera Cruz viii not recognize
any Federal Government Gen. Wool had arrived at
Vera Cruz.
The State of Peuba had adhered to the plan
of Cuadsajare, and elected Don Cosme Furiong Gov.
in Nj xico.
Difficulties had sprung up with Guatemala
and some two hundred troops of mat State had marched
into ChaPss and taken possession Of the District q 50
co1usco with the intention OF auneXing % Gua'e
mols This affair Was likely 20 bring about serious dsl
6cus between the two countries
The State Of Oajaca declarcdin favor at Pre-
sideut Cehall)s and his expulsion OF Congress
Casanova, the assassin OF Rodriguez, and Cal-
leio the concoctor OF the Vera Cuz pronunciamoat1
had been IN the City OF Mexico watching tie cOurse OF
events and had left IL was rumored they were going
to raise new rnunciemento IN favor OF Santa Ann1
MunOZ LedO was at GuanauatO. At first 10
said he had resigned and subsequently that he hal
asked two hundred men from Gen. Minon 10 meet an
expected prouuuciamcnt0.
Mier and Saltillo had both pronounced for the
plan OF Guadasjars. Csrhsisl &C soto ls Marina
with lew troop The National Guard OF Attain r. al.
ter the shooting OF Rodriguez rebeled and committed
several excuses.
ExGOv. Vega, of Sinaloa, had raised $50
and taken Cuiacan, putting the garrison 10 death.
The Indians were making incurSiOnS into the
States of Sonora and Zacatecus. N o. Pic, Feb p.