New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

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| ing to jan 1, and from Vera Cruz TO Jan. 4.
Sr. Jose do Arrillags has been appointed
Governor of Vera Cruz and the revolutionary move
ments going forward with renewed vgor.
The details Of Mexican news are fully given
in the letter Of our correspondent.
Approach Of the CrlsIs-New Pronunciamea-
tos-Tke Governor ana Chamber Of DepG-
ties-Tke Pope's Bnli-s.uadaInlara- Tho
Governors speech - Santn Anna - TIE
Gardner Commission-Judae ConhIIu.
Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune
MEXICO Saturday, Jan. I, 1853.
Mexico is at present approaching crisis long
expected by many, feared by all and the result
OF which will soon decide whether this Republic
is TO still exist in the catalogue of independent
nations, or fall TO pieces in consequence Of tho
unprincipled and anarchical Efforts Of few
selfish individuals.
PrOnunciamentOs are now, more than ever,
the order Of the day, and they have 80 far pre-
vailed as to render the General Government
nearly, if not quite pOweress The last We had
was that Of Vera Cruz, which took place ON tho
2eth ult and several OF the minor towns OF the
same State, including Orirana and CordOvs, in
addition TO that of Tampico. That of Mazatlau
and Guadalaara is still unchecked This state
If things leaves the Government absolutely
without resources of any kind, and its fall ap-
pears TO be inevitable Should this event I'M
fortunately take place we may bid adieu to
Mexico as a separate nation, because the bet
ter classes Of the Mexican people rM not taxa
any active measures to aid the Government In
suppressing these disorders, but stand com
pletely alOof, and there is not one man among
them who has united in himself the necessary
qualities to cause the regeneration OF this Re-
public.
On the Goth ult the Government applied to
Congress for extraordinary faculties for the pur-
pose of procuring means, and the Chamber OF
Deputies passed the ball. with certain rearie-
tiOns, land they we're original enough but on
being sent TO the Senate il was rejected by q
vote OF 25 70 10. Before the debate was com
menced on this bill by the latter, the Minister
of Finances was sent for and Intercepted a. to
the use the Government intended 20 make OF
these faculties should they be granted and he
stated that, in accordance with the restrictions
Of Chamber of Deputies, "the Government
would not lower the tariff, do away with prohi-
billions, impose forced loans, nor c0ufiscate the
property OF the Chureb, and that the only way
10 procure means was to increase the c0ntribu-
tons on all classes OF society. Adding "that IL
was impossible for the Government 10 say, pre-
cisely, what it should do, or not DO, as that
greatly depended upon circumstances
After the rejection Of the above bin, still an
other application was made, and the Committee
on Finances reported In favor Of it, authorizing
the Executive to contract loan OF s30O0,0O0;
one-tourth Of which should be In Government
paper, and the unbypothicated revenues to be
the guarantee of the payment Of 1t. This Is
still pending
One OF the most important questions OF the
day is the recognition, BY Congress, OF the bull
borne BY the Pope's Legate al Mexico, Mons.
Clement You shall soon have fair synopsis
oft. Ii approved by Congress, he WIN hsve
qrea, power both in ecclesiastical and civil
sffairs. He will have power even 70 anal md
confm marriages eelsbrassd yssvs eye, ssA 70
reverse Judicial sentences unaninc.sy Pro-
nounced by the Ecclesiastical Tribe.ah' ms
Bull or power, was rejectedby 80 CHAMBER o.
Deputies, but approved By the Senafe, And re-
turned % the iormer Strange 70 say, very
rear Notion of the respectable people Of the
eity Of Mexico are i5 asor Of the approval Of
ills Power
On de 3oth ais. "a extraordinary courier A.