New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
MEXICO
Prsnrpeianicpte IN Vera Cruz.

tie lEs-
We copy the following from La UHioH, of Vera
Ths CITY OF v.za cIaz has seconded the plan OF Ga@ds
hGra TIE movement beam uisat eeiose lAt "a tae "a
IL Of San Juan De Ulas, the toos WHICH weFe %
etsrk for Tsmpico IL seems t54f erites IN me CITY aa
an uuleTstanps with otieIs IA The Cssis and tae ssa
sr,nrsS YES The of the light 10 the sh-
harc Accordingly NO the light put cat than
Teore bessB through the city, Evlns the ssnAs
Isral such occasions Il would take 10 too ach tinc
ara sraee 10 awe an account Of what passed during the
right ard detail the events which have resulted IN re-
jeefie1 Of the authority Of the supreme o. te
pafion and fear 10 extend oa remarks - cur WI
ticn rot Re exactly correct We vii only say tnN ,ne
tsn pssssd the decree which we puotss below
Gen Marin end Co.'s. Robes ard Uriks heve not !oinea
the proBuneisdos The military command OF the city e
exercised ~ Ssnor Gsmtos, and The Castle eemADeed
Tie Eco del Concrete published an extra on
the cS;h Ia which il says:
Last ngh took place Of those events IN the his
tory Of nations which honorable 10 those Which, Ike
Vefa Cluz have swsys marched in the psth OF liberal pm
G,ss. The people IN mass have peoned ms Pstriotc
that force in the port OF Tsnpeo and al adherence
10 the Plan of Gundasafs in order that the Government
nav be administered with regularity and concert
The ayunismiento having met, the CHIEF OF the De
pertmeut 6osres sed the people who assembled
The Pszs from the balcony OF the Palace stating that
the ayun'smieno bad met In order TO receive the re
Quest of the majority OF the people OF Vera Cruz.
Committee OF the people accordingly presented L.
self 20 tie ayuntamentO, stating that the people
disseminated with the present critical situation of the
sars OF the country, which felt more heavily III
vera Cruz thHn m any Otner part OF hepuotC SUI
demanded immediate relief The particular measures
we have slready stated The syunamiento took these
den snds into consideration and passed act declaring
thst they scceded 10 the request OF the people In every
respsCt PToclsuaiions were issued the next morning.
Nv bon Manuel Gsmboa, NJ Mhtsry Commsndante of
tie city addressed 10 the people and 70 the troOps Tue
Custom House reopeued on the 2lth. the Deputy
Coles tor officiating the Collector had not joined the
rnov.rnt IT. and the Reformed Tariff was proclaimed,
which i exactly the same o. ihat adopted al rsmpeo
and published Ia Tie Pio0yUAe Of the 9Th inst
Tie eff and troops Of the regular army IN the cas-
tie hsd published their sdhcrenc 70 tue pronucianco
The Zempoaitecd, of Jalapa, of the 3lst ult,
does rot arpear 70 favor The pronuncismento which
WIS adopedty the National Guard and the ayuuamento
of that town 10 Ire edition Of the 3lst ult contains
three columns in blank and the editor explains II BY
sayng that he had prepared an article on the prondn
cisneIto in Vera Cruz, but IN the existing state OF
affairs IL OUGHT il prudent TO suppress il BY anot,c
in tie Eco DEF CoEorO we see tnt the editors OF tie
Zfu poclfeca have retired from the paper
The Eco del COmeTciO, of the ID states that
Den Frsnc Tamariz bad gone to Jsapa, 10 take com
msud OF tie National Guard there which had joined the
movement
Don Jose de Arrillago had been named and
sworn IN Governor pro TEN OF the state Don Miguel
Pascio the former Governor having refused to sn the
moyen eI the seat OF Government was removed 10 the
City OF Vera Cruz.
Coldova had Joined the Vera Cruz move
ment, and edSces to the same effect were momertaruy
expectedfrCm Orzaba
The garrison had been increased by recruits
10 nearly 500 men, and the Eco states that the most
energetic measures were being taken by the new au-
thorcs place the fortifcsons OF the city in a state
Ofcompete repair.
TIE news from the City Of Mexico is exceed
nely mcagre The portfolio q Foreign Affairs continued
in the han6s Of She chef clerk Don Miguel Arroyo,
having been found 20 acceptt Il il said that new
uniier would be pnsed IN by certain parties who style
Themselves "puIe iederalsts.'
Senior Iurbe had loaned to the Government
tie Of Geo. upon the personal guarantee OF two
gentlemen, whose names sre not given.
The Senate as yet has taken no action upon
the Tehuanepec question. We translate the following
from the S,Ri0 Of the 10Th ult:
This morning sencres Olate, Payne and Pesado, TOR
agents Of Mr. sloo published N pamphlet form rep
Teeniaon hch they have made the Supreme Govern
ment their propositions relative to the rehnsntepec
route. n the ntreeretou they refer to the political ina-
end the pamphlet rheh hey Published the sth De
emb They then reer to the night which they have le-
gay acquired bidders under The made BY the Govern
meut p0vuE that none Of the other companies have made
propositions tor uaysans tie nyer They ulen resste the
JsOpostuns before published and enlarge upon the al
yAnages which would scee the om the spt
then propositions meeting they do all present
ard future dheuihe ''h' and contingencies OF ti' I'M
"Tiey conclude by showing the necessity Of obliging the
Company OF Guans 20 become mixed Company thus
ottaLin the aid foreign capital 10 the construction OF tho
Road trd 10 many other ent.pns when VIII no dontt be
undertake. when the opeuins OF The lshmus shall give
lmpuise 90 the spnt of speculation"
The Sigio, In its leading articles, argues that
the Company Of GuansjusiO alone without aid from
North American "elemenfs' will be able to meet the
egencies Of the case and add that IL is indipensaby
necessary Il at the United shall recognize the
uality 81 T,tuaDiepoc.
Tie adYices from the theaser of military OPP
OF little interest Nc active movements has
taken place either side and the papers ct the City Of
Mexico speek IN terms Of severe sare of the Govern
meut troops.
Gen. Uraga had received a thousand mnskets
ard seven pieces Of srticry from MszatsD.
Gen. BshamOnde was AZ ZamOrawith about a
thousand men. Ocampo and Perez Pslaeo, his sntago-
riste, entirely without and cndeav
oIing TO make a forced loan.
la Durango, Gep. MOrctt has been proclaim
e. Governor OF the State by the reyou,oniss aud the
,,bunsls aud the ecclesiastical Cabdo hayerecognxed
the state Of things.
In discussion in the Chamber Of Deputies,
aRepressLtitye stated that he firmly believed the Gov
crpmeri to be capable OF selling the whole country for
$4,000
Many of the soldiers of the National Guard
Of the Guy Of Mexico complain Of having been preset
into the seryiee. The Orden seys, " 10 unfortunate
that Louis Napoleon has not sent us AbdeLKader"
Senior MInoz Ledo Las again offered bis re-
sigrhiloD es Governor Of the State OF Gusnsjus.o.
Adyicc' from Tehuantepec state that that
Department had pronounced in favor OF the plan OF
Gusdf and desired rs separation from the State
Of Osjaca. A Vera Cruz pepper says thston the lOrh
ut some Insurgents stsCked the barracks Of Tchuane
pee, bat wire repulsed
Letters from respectable persons in Chi.
lAh-lt picture VI ol
cestiutbn IN which the troops Ia hat State at
pfesent They add that neither discipline, order,
social Jaw can be maintained
The Opera Company continue their perform
IN the City Of Mexico with great success The
Crdea having announced, ia one oil iz crtquer on II
Pursn thai the trumpet ia the orchestra had lost the
note Lbrp in the celebrated duo between the bassos,
tie artist waited spon the editors u the pepper with his
i,sinmeni and desired 10 BE- heard by inteIli gent
Judges He played Ia sharp uagl the editors compro-
nlsed The narer BY orerEs 10 giYe the name u the
tior Cf the critic
Tie Tren Union says the port of Acapulco
has been selected by large whaling company formed
a, San Ffancisco ~ the depot for their operations
Tie rIs, whaling chip arrived at Acapulco on the lssl
q December.
Tie brig Ada, for this port, was 10 leave
ys,s Cruz about me Gtb inst. The bark FIssh, for
kev-Yofk VISA 10 sa Ia eight CT ten days Those
the only yessek IN porr when tie America lerf.