New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-02
MEXICO.



The Government papers here sgE tel the scope .
victories gained tie IsurgCnts but no oue be-
heye- r1si they say. L ia vel ksOwa % AL tha'
tbe revolution Is gaming ground, an ies> prospect
every dav Of its being put end 20. Sano- Ramirez,
former NJ nister % Relations under Ars,ss Govern
ment has been sent away from the capital into the IN
terror, ana Senior Mercado, Counsellor of STATE, has
been OrCersd out o. the country. Gen B2saifc, the
President Of the Supreme Military Court has been
also OrGered cut Of the capital and his successor
Gen Andrade has been announced n t1e Govern
mentpspers Basadre is accused Of havirg eXoressei
bis opinion TOO freely against the present c i5inet
The recall Of Gen. Aupuiia from the Command Of
New-Ieon so long talked Of has been officially an
DouBeed IN the papers and new ccmmdndins geher.
has been al-O sent 70 CoShrila
WiN Cat the old Seminole Chief who. with q
remnant of bic tribe, has been residing ia COahuila
for the last wears said 10 be king war on the
CsmauChes and Flibusters IN ad OF tHs GpVernment
The Eex;csrs in this capital, for want OF some
thing better 10 do diverttng Themselves with an
exposition Of their national industry.
The French and English residents heve hal their
houses illuminated 10 celebrate the victory over the
Russians 81 SeyastopOl
Gen. Alnonte. who Minister at Washington,
has beeu ordered 70 Vienna in the same capacity;
but what political relations thu country has with
Austria ore here can tell, unless Santa Anna ~
vain enough TO think that he can engage that Gov
eminent in hi, alliasce against The United states,
now that lie hos lost Christina; or perhaps he may
be looking in that quarter for donations of nib
bons, medals ana crosses, although, If he looks
around him at nome, he Will find crosses enough OF
a nature very difficult 10 be Oyesoome-for, by Some
strange fatality, every measure be adopts appears
TO be adverse TO him and, notwithstanding the i'll
fortune which attends bin. there hatterers about
him that tax evel ye! of erecting ali equestrian
statue of him.
After the disagreement Of his Highness with the
Cabinet, about the middle of last month and the
circular informing the Governor shat nothing of the
KIDD had taken place affairs go % show that the dis
agreement or Ices, still continues. The Cover
nor of this District at that time reminded the public
of the law prohibiting them frOr. speaking against
the Government or authorities, and the goth nit
the Minister of the Interior issued another circular,
or rather decree, TO The Governors and Projects
derng them TO take the vote of the people in order
TO ascertain whether bis Highness is 10 continue with
the same arbitrary power heretofore; and if not,
the people are to say who is TO replace him. This
vote is to be taken the lst of December next aud
the result to be known on tue ls OF February follow
ing when the Council Of State ia 10 examine the re-
turn of the votes. The press will also be allowed TO
express its sentiments the lst of December, but
with such conditions that i cannot say anything ex
cept in favor of Santa Anna and his Government,
whose friends tell you very calmly that Il is in imi-
tation of what Louis Napoleon has done in France.
But what object his Eigbness has here in view
one as yet l. able TO divine because it will only
tend to ncrt the opposition and advance the revo
luton, and will vote except the military, the
employees and these depending upon them, aud who
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The Governor of this Department lef, Touca, his
capital some weeks ago. TO direct operations against
the insurgents in his jurisdiction, and report says
that he has been defeated little south of this,
Sulttpec where two of the insurgents had been shot
and few days ago troops to the number OF about
1,5OO-infantry, cavalry and artillery-were hurried
al of a sudden away from this capital on the rosd
toward Guanajusto in which quarter 1t is said the
GOVemt mt troops have been defeated and which has
given rise TO various and reports of which
il that the whole Baxo has pronounced which Is an
extensive plain bordering on the Departments of Mi
chOacan, Jalisco, Guaneuato San Luis aud Quere-
taro being finely cultivated country, thckly popu
lated, and with many hOurlshng to gns and villages,
in whose vicinity the st pronuncismento for indie
pendepce was made by Hidalgo IN 1910. The true
account OF Whist is passing in those different districts
we Of course cannot get at but we know that II hi.
Hghuess thinks Of leaving the country the only road
now left TO him, free and open, il thar Of Pueblo and
Vera Crnz and If nsurreetlon should take place in
either ofthem he will be eneOmpassed where his guards
win have opportunity OF defending him, pArtcu-
larry one battsiion of them, commanded by Spanish
colonel who looks like thunder cloud, and is con
sidered By hs countryTen thunder-bOlt of himself.
Another sign that something new must be going TO
happen here is that the Uairersd that faithful
organ of Spanish conserv stsm has changed its tone
entirely since the Cabinet disturbances It used TO tell
the public that His ighness and Cabinet were direct
ing the affairs Of the nation in most mastery man
her, that the insurgents were getting defeated In all
directions and the country tiOurshing and progress
Ing in the most desirable manner but very suddenly
tast paper tells the public that the insurgents in Mi
.hOscan are destroying, numbering, and committing
every horrible excess, mentioning, at the same time
the names Of the Government officers killed by them
for the Insurgents in retaliation for previous execu
tons are said 10 spare no Government officers that
fall into their hands IN another number II speaks Of
the inability Of the Government troops TO reach the
insurgents and ends the owners of estates 10
defend their property with their own people; and
In later number II speaks of the anarchists and the
different modes they employ TO advance their cause
which il h az OF the rsyOlutOn and il mOdesy tells
tire public thst among the rest Of their calumnes,
they accuse His Highness of putting the public
money into his own pocket. in all which observa-
tons the UartrsGJ SAYS nothing against his High
ness but az the time expresses lis sentiments
so clearly that they cannot be Misunderstood. Yet
these are the sentiments of the party who brought
Santa Anna back % his country and placed him III
the situation he "a IN At present, and this the party
that has brougb. al the calamites the country
that they now describe and cOmpl ain Of and il is the
same PARTY who are sensitive 10 consider their
delicacy wounded when foreigners compare them 10
HottcntOts or kalirs. We are told that the builders
of Babel did not understand each other account Of
speaking different languages, and We believe no
further injury occurred 10 them bu, here We have n
people pretending 10 speak the same language who
are becoming lsss likely every day TO understand
each other and who killing each other OF besides
al of which We cite the UAiDersdt authority for
and agree with ts editors when they say that rIess
Providence removes the evils no here will and
and the sooner they from other countries 10 do
il the better; for IL must be supposed that the con-
servatve party intends 10 call in some European
nation 10 remove these evils when they say one
here can and that they nend TO hold absolute power
10 the last.
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