New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22
MEXICO.
From The New.orleaDs Picsyune. Feb. /

81 From The New-Orleaos Pcsyune, Feb. H.
ne Sielo XIX, Of the I'd inst, publishes correspond
Ne between Senior Bonilla, the Mexican Minister for
gseign Affairs and Mr.. Crpps interim Charge Aares
ihe United States at Mexico, on the subject of the
Is1ton against Lower California and Sonora. The Mex
Minister calls attention 10 the fGct that the fitting Of
expeditions still continues and complains that although
hs notorious the authorities at San francisco had not
taken eeeni steps prevent them Notwithstanding the
taprtme Government had directed them 10 do The
lsitrto this ehectwas written the 10Th ult Mr. Grips
did pot reply till the 27h when he stated that the reason
efh delay was that he had expected intelligence from
ssnfsncco of the result OF the orders which had been
IeuthiheT by the supreme Government to prohibit all
legal enterprises These not having arrived he attributes
10 Nc Esm Of ready communication between San Fran
Se ana Mexico. He proceeds however 20 say that the
sc saies Government has appointed to the military
nsnd oftbat station of its most experienced and
cneers with full Instructions to prevent the fitting
Hexpeditions and with full power to break them up
reA any be organized and that has also trans nted
sso the commander of the naval forces in the Pacific,
1a en- armed steamship to cruise the coast OF the
snNhas Mr. Grips adds that he has sent special
xter to the Government authorities at San Francis
~ Mcfnug them Of the representations made to him by
N aenfan authorities the effect of which he was satisfied
'Sdosio give the Mexican Government the best proof
god faith by which the conduct Of the United States
.stene neghbor Mexico is guided He expressed his
ftaons nevertheless, that the information on which
: ancsn Government had founded these representa-
vas Without foundation, or a. least greatly exagge
sM reply, Senior Bonilla states that according to in
3xn received by his Government, those who had
sdat Ensenada by the Anita had raised fort fron
~ hey wore making iRoursons and harassing the in
~ tzs, whom they nevertheless calumniate by alleging
sympathise with the adventurers and are traitors
"a eountry. AT the same time, the Mexican Govern
wa informed of new expedition which was being
~ id was to depart Immediately under the command
f Raousset de Boulbon that il consists of $50 men
nationality Of those composing il of the arms they
ryded with of the pieces of artillery that they pos
q the aid given to them by the captain OF the Archi
Having two good boats ready for them and finally,
81 ne Mexican Government is equally well informed
Dfore the departure Of this expedition, the material
ykeond column will be In course of formation. And
that steps have been taken TO prevent such
nj proceedings, although the Mexican Government
nstantly communicated TO that of the United States
zes Of information and complaint on the subject ever
~ the nth Of May last.
DC Sigho XIX Of the cath ult copies from The Uni
'leoTrespondence of the Count Raousset de Boulbon
'a Mr. Salar Of San Francisco, in which the whole
<<t however, az far back as Oct. 81 The Count dc.
.k himself ready TO exert himself as much possible
1athrow the existing order Of things in Mexico, aud
<<ihe time for action bad come. The chief features of
kheme are the engaging of ID f. de Ia Vega of Sina-
9b lead the revolution and the organizing of some
500 Frenchmen in California, who are to invade
'sFfitory in support Of pronuncamento procianing
s.oraton Of the Federal system and The sovereignty
e Sates. The ambition of La Vega, and the ven
be Is said TO have TO crafty in consequence OF ms
nsm by Santa Anna a former occasion, the Count
ssp sure TO be found sufficient to induce him 10
cSirr In the movement The population OF Sinaioa
Ss Chhuabua ,G uadalajara, and Durango, were the
70 be acted on and the population was said 10 90
- rise in support Of the movement. Men, arms
NJ aud vessels represented as being 1T ready ana
%0t command.