New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-02
MEXICO.

The Me,s- Orleans Picsyzns translates from
the Aglo Dit1 NueOe of LIST Of March, the following
summary Of affairs in Mexico;
sInotber month has passed and with b We have had
another mode Of election, another order Of tn'{'
another Dew phase of the revoution-prooaoy ~. e
ha-,narcby always rife, notwithstanding me ia.sue
md bopelessness o. the country and new co
al osestions of the highest importance sucn te Po
ture presented by the occurrences Of Fegru - ,h
reeosu,ze with pain that in the midst OF all ms OF tne
sou.try Frustrated, Of the rsvages OF ulscOIu 70 t
eompIcafion Of foreign AFFAIR." oil the Warning o,
honest and patriotic men. and OF the warm noPes % ~
par,es Mexico eth far from rescnng Inae see Vi TO-
1ose which will lead her 10 bope ior Oeeee, sin7s
.T1a revolutionary Government OF CeDalos, "hcn
differed az widely from legal orrn a. o'n irot th
nlsp Of CuadaaiaTa did not obtain the recognition OF
ssntbor;,v nv The whole country while The splrt OF
o,oIn,ion ri ON every side, added local ANS 10 the
prinspIe, proclaimed al Jaisco 5onH states retained
heir constitutional Governments onefs aceeaeo % tne
revolution on learning the resgnston OF Arsta others
.s;n RECOGNIZED the acts OF the garrison OF Mexico;
spoe adopted conservatve reaction; IN some the innu
.rcs "a ne military and Santa Ana prevailed while in
&c. the inextinguhsble necessity OF Free Trade
;,s5 ,be customary intrigues of the monopolists.
sPresident Cebsllos dcubtless knew the precar1ous
nature Of his power and did not attempt TO ORGANIZED
government He seemed 20 wait the arrival Of Ten
n order 20 hand over 10 him. chief Of the re-
vottop the rens of power. During his admiuistraton
but few measures were adopted end those mostly OF
secondary batuTe. In the Last moments OF ms sdmus-
trsfion he performed great service 70 ms country,
settipg a. he did the important question OF Tehuante
zee s6judcatDg the opening OF the ROAD 20 tne xed
son,nsnv If oo with which the Oajaca and Garcia com
papiesbaviDg as partners the S'ates vi Oaca ioo""
20 and Chiapas--heve united.
"Gen Uraga left Guadslajara, accompanied by few
sfcers His arrival at tbs CITY OF Mexico was iooked
for with anxiety for u was hoped tnst "onln pun an
snd IN the ta.e OF revolution. Public opinion was well
nyepsred for him TO the government and con-
woke Congress in accordance with the plan OF Guada-
ara Bot from the beginning OF the revolution ne has
eonrsn " affirmed that be did not desire power. On
abe road he found himself surrounded by emissaries
from ell parties, and persons VINO looked only 70 in1
yidus interests
"A Arrogo Zsrco he combined plan with ROBES,
The ex Mnister Of Arsta which was, m fact complete
sonpter yeyolu and caused heliyeestaarm through
out the country it left not vesge OF the primitive
plan of This new plan created mons,rous
left In ttste Of doubt the existence OF the
ederrl system deferred the meeting Of Congress- took
from II All the powers given 10 II ny the revolution ere
sted ridiculous sristocratic juDa reduced Urega 70
ppl,y cheated the hopes Of the country giving author
d. 90 bose friends of Arsfa who counseled him 10 make
eoup tat and placed Robes In an advantageous POI
sition to attain the Presidency Ceballos would not
sceept this plan and the authority rendered to MN ny IT,
and TIrsga as general Of the GuadalaTa division OF the
army Iohardini commander Of the garrison Of the
civ and Robes as chief OF Mhons late DIVISION pro-
eeeded TO elect President.
"Gep Lonbardini received two votes and took pos.
session Of once Of the Executive power This strange
mode of election was generally viewed with displeas
ure for II had no form Of legality appeal 20 the peo-
pe nor any conformity with the principles OF the revo-
remind us Of the last Roman Emperors, and OF the de-
sne of those nations which have left their fortunes 70
chance or 20 the hand Of power The Government thus
formed il looked upon temporary interegnun, and
The course of public affairs depends In great measure
on whoever may now be elected President
up 10 the present time ten States and two Territories
have voted for Santa Ana and one, Aguascaentes for
Trags The recall Of Santa Ana Is founded In the belief
tbnt he will be center Of union and the liberal party
hone Of experience will have made hun
ATTEND Of true liberty Gen Lombndinh considering
HE Government anstory. has abstained from organic
ing Cabinet and all his efforts have been directed TO
putting stop 10 the civil IL would seem that the
hope OF re6rganiz sion Of the army deusive now
hae been on other occasions and that il will become
the instrument Of personal ambition, alike preudcia 10
Ghe Government and the country. Many officers have
returned % the service military insignia are now the
fashion, and have in the vicinity Of the capital nearly
$4,000 men.
"Tbe present order Of things Is only transition.
Government exists thanks the general waiting Of the
country for the of events In Santa lana
returns This expectation, and the discussions Of the
several parties viii doubtless be prolonged until the
meeting Of Congress. Every political organization Is in
notion measuring it, forces, weighing its resources,
and putting all i ~ tngs in action that the result OF
me revolution may accord with ts principles and
epiniops When order shall be established is probable
taf this pacific friie of opinion may result in true
expression of the viii Of the country and bring
suecess 10 this new effort for the reconstruction of