New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-30
MEXICO.

V,n.. "a. New. Pcayuof, Mach y
Fv tAo arrival OF the brig John william CspaD Ocoa
nd fom Vera Cruz We are placed IN possession OF
vsr, from that place to the sih ns AMI IRON 'he IVY
~. III Cessrei0. ofyera Cruz In 's i.sas u The
,>h ps h occupied entirely With only two sso)eeIssns
revslI of Alvarez and the ads1en treaty in9 'e'sl
Ssply publishes preceded BY the MESSAGES oi zoe
I1,f On sending Il 10 the Senate. No comments "na're
Are made on a. On the Alvarez AFFAIR bas 'ops"y y
editorial not concluded, communication RON t;o ~
srnnss accompanied BY report Q. .tosey ron mnng
tAe conduct Of ALVAREZ, r,tera1g ther pS n,
sdAe.ion to the existing order Of inns, dS up p bs @
~ ,ty r,oronnee Alvarezs Ofense not the "r'ho o.
esmmon eeuspiracy bat posiiiVe ael VI nsr i.i,
They slso say that Don Juan si,ncs rb tbs fbss
~ rsIfornis whom he has offered to pay ior ther
ssrice, with lands belonging 10 the nation as%en ~ py
-h;. criminal understandings with me eaFen,TsI tno
~, AZ R,oussat has proved himself an worthy OF me
~Ssme Of Mexican and deserving ior hs coniue' '"e
"eIere;se Of the utmost rgor in his pnnishineh' -
r tsms and they are seized by, behalf OF every
1smber Of the garrison. The Town Connci adopseo
similar profesons and resolutions P1@tios ne SpItho
Goyernmen Mt 70 make Alvarez and all me nm Ieo t19
weight of The laws ia all their power hehss ereaay
been deprived Of all his honoIs and decorations Inc
Dtayio Oftiok tays the ITaH mon, eonilnoes 70
. .arc.nv ;iseE very much about SebOr Alvarez We
have counted twenty five names Of inferior animal
given 10 The ebelious chief 80 thai ne must 30 iue
~nenaperie in himself" The CR.oTs0t says that Alva-
,ex In vain dispute the passage OF the troops
the Cuesta dc Lemon and that the activity which
ts Government has exhibited and the numDer u troop
vheh il has to tho seat Of the rebellion eaas 10 ne
hone of speedy end to il. Elewhere the same paper
says that all communications lately received show the
.eseOn 20 fvoe anSIn IL his hacends Of Ia Prov
Aepcia which was surrounded by Gordon OF troops dsy
growing more snd more narrow while the very peoPs
around him whom be had relied Ior sVpP" naa cent u
sdhepiOps to the GOverlmenT -
aaned that when any port Of the Repuohc mas pee ON
.;sv eIo.,d ON account Of rebellion those owing import
duffQ fnug
keasnry or to the custom house OF the neareei pon
The penalty decrced against parties convicted as con
The colonizaiion Law has been Published. The TraR
q Union gives the following resume OF its PROVISIONS
The Binier of Fomeno viii appoint agents abroad 70
veeruit and embark cOlonss for Mexico The coonsts
must be Of the Catholic religion, aDd'inust be urnished
with certificates Of their being Of correct habits ana man
ners and acquainted with useful professor INC ags
sists on the passage Coons too poor 10 pay Tor Their
ewn passage sha DC provided with with the under
standing that they are to pay Tor II to years ar aIe
So carries OF land for cultivation and each fam
ny Of three persons at least one OF looOooo oarc' car
vfs but they viii be obliged 10 pny for them aier hVe
wears ard must reside upon their lands. The colonists
VIII be considered MeXcsn from the time OF their arrival
and will be subject 10 all duties oppetanpg TO 'hcn q
such Colonss may introduce clothing implements ana
Instruments of agriculture, necessary for them to s"r
With, free of duty. go
Some upeasiness had been excited by the report 9t tn.
ssstence of secret society in Mexico but they dd 10;
meet with general belief. -
Senor Anpuda had been elevated to the rank OF Lieu
Oenant General
II was reported that SeGor hechor OctmpO was can
idste for the Presidency of the Alvarez Relubie The
T,o;t a Union however regards this only as squib.
The Unirersal announces that company of soldiers
undsr the command OF corporal had been surprised and
nearly oil destroyed by Apache Indians in sonora Du
sapgo and Zacaecas s suffering from the raYaSea
Of the barbarisns
Telegraph nes seem TO do better in Mexico than in
fhe United Siaes Noticing the progress Of the line being
eonstucted between Vera Cruz and Jaap1, the TRAIT
yLr;oa ssys Il has already remaSked that the more the
Sues are multiplied the fewer dispatches received
There is nothing new from Walkers expedition Inc
Arrya Of NJ Valdes at Mazatlan and the departure Of
Gen Blancare for Lower California with seven hundred
men are announ eed. The Vera Cruz Eco del C0mercsO
having accused the nonopos OF Mazatlan and the con
rsbands,s of Pacific OF being the accompces OF
ihe expedtonsts the ITost Union throwssoi doub
On the justico Of the accusation.
The Mexican papers announce that the Mexican Govern
neut has accepted the notifications of 'hc "a'isde'
Treaty proposed by the President