New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-23
MEXICO.

Iy Tho nniysl ~ tho steamship Iwas Capt " riaoe
from Noa Cruz va are IN possession ~ aaa h"n' tbai
port a. tho nh Inst md Ron Tho 'iiy ~ hssop 10 Tho
Tho Texas len al Vera Cruz Tho American bde Iisml.
plcrc Maohh mnaiof ready for sos, AMI 10 leave Tor
New lOfk Tho i1th
our flies brought by the To1as arc rather hoa,y aud
contain great variety II Intelligence though thago IL
poraiyoy little Of Importance.
What may perhaps bo considered tho ohiof on roiers
90 the thai great fears entertained 81 a
great portion Of tho country bong Afflicted by famne
Tho harvest IN Durango and other departments OF Tho in
terror II would appear II It has not altogether failed has
afforded such extremely scany returns that the papers are
monng moet bitterly the calamiiies which cannot but
follow the unfortunate failure. The Sig0 HIh. Of the
Sd inst has the following article In reference to the sub
ject
ed article the failure OF the harvest aud TIE Uni
pcrso today devotes It's editorial 10 the confederation of
this important subject In which oxhbrts tho Supreme
Government. early possible TO tho necessary
steps to be taken to provide against tho calamity Of star
wilton. Our contemporary comedies himself with tho con
deraion tba the loss Of Tho crop. cannot be- general
throughout the country and fortunately this IL quito
tain but moi lees 80 IL H. that Tho imperfect state ~
Of communication renders impossible to transport
grain 70 The departments Of Iacaieoaa and Durango asy
from Iuebla for example. What occurred ebpu ihtpe
yonrs bgO truly fRhfaI IN NacaeoRs The only ri
10 be obtained Tho tfiokly paaf and that o 80
obtained only n, 40 heayy price that The rup,es asses
could got nothing ~ cal hni rafoefss and his produced
dyseutory. ny which numbers carried ~ The nur
Der ~ M ndicas that the ,iiY maintained ~ ~ s 10
situations prgd@sl anthst ealslly - he pultld hret
which probably de'iinsie1 NE population Nhrhssri
ing OIL This, however u nsy ha said ha inr 'ip aFi sri
denly occurred bot nov W. have hs e.rs,arrp W ~
pat 10 guide and ns must 10 ,sa.sea !. ,s r,-rl
dibco NJ thu Government
In hhKicS lba eject ~ The famine e hsi.e r-at,pi
A. We lfafn from Jolhos The r,i.s ~ irIia ertr h--
risen throughout The valley sni Zee nl,rirrlia- ~ res
Visions Into that taii'nl u much loco hrsirsss H.b-e
Ysry little animation then p1inafr -,a,tti dare ~.T
wtsk " appears That ihh rerrls sf,si " 81 ~ 80
city for fear ~ iih tptsnfip " ih a o. 1is su,-sir
IL 80 nurh The simpler. hsl ,ia drawing a .,,tp'si -.i
hni there s decree ess'nping ,t Indigenous rss ur,
service In the army
Tho unveufneni ~ Sonora hal eailai 80 500 ,e. 10
form regiment Tor the defense ~ 'ha department alsl
the dcJfcdaiiobs ~ The Indians Irsa asps rtss,
rrdoubiHblo ever. IN Durango The Indian An,,n ~.
hhlcidO 10 20 much dreaded that Tho ~ hes
been subscribed toward expedition which 10 pursue
capture kill him On the roth ult The Indians eaas 81
an armed convoy Of merchants returning from fr and
wounded nine OF the number Ia honore their tavsges
still more fylghiiul
The American frigaio ~ Lawrence Ion Acsnulno ON
the ED ut, on her way to Panama
The difficulty In Acapulco arising VI Tho arrest II
the captain and OF the schooner II T. Allen has been
settled. IL appears that the Of the B L. Allen com
mted nfraciiOn Of the regulations OF the mort for
which they arrested AZ the request u our minister
Mr. Gadsden the President of the Republic sent an order
TO lIerae the prisoners which Immediately complied
with At the port Of Acapulco the duty on coal has been
reduced from ~ cents per tun TO reals.
Senior de Ia Vega has been promoted 10 the rank Of
General Of Division a rccompene for his brilliant ser.
vices In The campaign Of Yuciian
low cues 81 thnora broke ou n ihs C..y II Hoxiso
hhDui ilo ,nd of October AMI Inspired proi,nni pants
e'norf tho iphuhinnr Fortunately ihsy ucre not ~