New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-21
MEXICO


we nave received files of the !Sig'0 Di.- N1e-s e.
'Tden and L. Trait linn. from the City Of Mexico to
s 2-tn ut from which translate the following items
me Hfrersdf says Il Is deemed proper publish the
lehu'epec treaty. signed few days since until both
parties have ratified il
Senior Orti-osa senator and agent for tie Sat. Of
oaJaca IN the contract Of that State with Mr >loo had
copy OF the contract made by him with Mr. >oo - the
Government OF the State II submitted the Council
and Unanimously approved.
The arrival Of Santa Ana 20 have excited very H.
lie enthusiasm among the Nexcans Many OF his immediate
adherents among whom notice senior Torne one Of the
negotaiors Of the euantepec treaty had left the City Of
Mtxlco Tor ERA Cruz. in order 10 meet him.
The >'co says with some significance, in a review Of
Senior Escobar'S report
Instead Of the reproaches which Senior Escobar put in
the mouth O the General would rather have heard his
opinion Of the plan Of Guadsara what kind of reforms
h. deems necessary for institutions what expansion he
wishes IN the power Of the Executive and information N
regard 70 other questions which must naturally Present
themselves TO him in reading the history Of the last revou
ton We gladly recognize the great services Of the Gene
raj but he should be The last man 20 proclaim them.
Under the tide Of Bagatee the same paper announces
that General Lombarini has issued decree authorizing
Santa Ana TO use and any other decOra
tons he las received or may hereafter receive
The supreme Government have ordered that unoccuped
lands in Lower California or sonora Snaoa to the val
Of 100000 be given 70 tie heirs Of Don Augustn tur
bde on account of the million Of dollars granted to him
for having effected the independence II the country
war of castes j. said 20 be- the of breaking out
IL Oaaca account Of the proceedings of Gov Martinez
All The arms in The capital ot the STATE 1000 stand had been
distributed ~ the Cucrent departments Bands OF Indians
had appeared IN The capital crying Death 20 the whites
forced loan of 100000 had been levied in Guanauat0
by the Governor OF this $50 600 had been demanded
from senior Munoz Ledo $4,000 from Godoay and ssOOOO
from Iburgoeug gotta
The affair Of Senior F3lconnet relative II bribng the
Deputies was making much noise, and said that he
was preparing 10 leave the Republic. Fifty two Deputies
had combined to prosecute him
In Durango the Governor offers reward of 5000 for
every head o an Indian and the for each prisoner
killed taken within the State.
Col Cruz has been named chief of the Northern frontier
Three hundred additional troops have been sent To his com
mand y. q Pcayune, 18th
By Telegraph from Mexico to vera Cruz.
MTXICo. March 3oIhc treaty has been ratified by the
Government Don Ramon Oarte left today for Vera Cruz
and the United States with the ratified copy OF the treaty
From Tampico-Santa Ana's Policy.
BY the schooner j. Irucman Capt Ackery We have re
cciyod Il Eco di Cyercio the 9th inst, from which
translate the following;
letter ha, been received here from Gen Santa Ana
from which learn what his desires in regard To- the
systemic be- adopted in political affairs.
He recommends the preservation of order IN principle
requisite I'm the formation of system IN accordance with
and possible under the neccss, OF the country he re-
quc,. also. that the people 81 the state shall have unlimited
confidence I'm the desire which anmtes him - work ont
the happucs, of the nation whose call he has not hes
tacd oeave the tranquility his retirement Ia enter again
upon the bitter path 81 public life He charges u That we
shall unite for the purpose ot saving the nation and that we
need launch into couiccures in regard To the system
which should rule they will only create obstacles To the
general welfare and lastly he directs us To watch and per
secutc the traitor Caryaal
On tie itl The garrison OF Iampco gave BAH to cele
bratc the arrival al Santa Ana.
violent uorhcr the night of the 81 drove ashore the
spanish schooner Merc,le, aud French and an English
ve,>c-a three I'm the harbor II thought they
would be got off without receiving muc. d1mage 60,