New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22
MEXICO.
From lac Ss. O,leoA, Deiss Nos. Il.

From 1A< Ses> O-lsGA, Deiis Nos. l.
The United States Mail steamship OriZsbA Cap'sin
FORBES arrived yesterday morning Tom era Cruz,
wish port she len on the eth instant.
TIE Spanish steamer Mexico, la'e the United Stshs
l,h Vers Cruz for Havana on the I'd inst The B1ush
man steam Sa en- In The All for he same desna-
ton. TIE COnducts arrived At Vera Cruz on The On,
bin eirg SO coo 600 in specie. n.y.
The Orizabs lef, at Vera Cruz 'heship Wsfe' "Icl'
Capt King for Brazos Santiago, 10 sail 10 few days
Ire foil wing is umar, OF the Mexie Al news, a.
extr. ctsd from the Vera Cruz pssers:
General Alvarez is sill the provisional Presifen,,
and has fixed upon the city of rlapan ~ the seat OF
goyernuen' whittier he has removed with the Ca lne'
T,eersI bic comm anica,ion has ben established be-
tween that place and the city Of Mexico Inc choice
Of Tispen the provisional capital SEEMS 10 give
rer ers tstsfsction II lie about eighty mile. south
west Of the city of Mexico.
IRE most important item of news is the resignation
of Don M.lcboir Ocsmpo the Minister OF Foreign
Afars ard bis en'ire Cabinet The casse o. this
uirte,al crisis we learn from the papers; but
!, Is stated that rev Cabbe, mas been formed with
Ar ioia Degoliado and Arriass at lis head.
The salaries Of all the employees OF III, Govern,
uett have been reduced halt ana tie expenses OF
the military establishment, which formerly anoan ed
10 sbou. 50 OcO 600 per month, have been redac7d
TO abou $500 O00 These are looked upon as import
ant reforms.
covenor of Vera Croz hoe temporarily tnora"n
ron bio post ard resigned the eias OF government
into the hands Of Don Juan Soto, an Old aud 1Iel
friend of liberty. 1t became necessary for nor Lave
10 separate bims elf from hs official duties TO steud
10 private business at o izsba, wn7re his fsthsr
recently cied leaving bis estate in al unsettled con
di ion.
Government sckno wledges all debs contracted by toe
leacers OF the lac revolution, for the general COOL
and clssss the same and provides for their pay ment
Tbe debt thus contracted am0uns TO q, 100000 and
il is lot known by the papers whether thi' lnclades
tie debt contracted by Ndaurr in bis ope ation' on
the frontier.
A rumor was current in the City of Mexico TO the
effect that General Vidaurri had seat co nnunicaaon
to the Government of the Uni ed States. through the
Ne xcan Minister at Washington claiming indemnify
for violation Of the treay by the recent INVASION o.
Nexean Territory. by Capt. Callahan and his men,
But the papers say they are gsd TO be aoe 10 deny
this rumor They have too much confidence in vi
daurrs patriotism 10 believe that be would DC capa
bic OF acting thu. upon his own responsibility.
Various clubs have been formed IN Mexico, having
for their object TO carry out the liberal IDEAS sdvancei
by Gen Vdaurri who seems at present 70 be the dol
of oil Mexico
Gen Vidaurri has seat 10 Gen Alvarez an official
dispatch giving brief sccoutt Of his rem oner win
the II xaBs under Capt Cal absn a. Pedras Negras.
He saws that in the action at this last named place
the Americans routed with the oss of forty men,
their camp equipage horses, munulors, and many
| AIMS which were left on the road ia the flight. Ine
| town of PiedIas Negras was pisged by tneu-but
seeing u the people had prepared themselves for this
by removing all their vsuables, IN their rage The IN
vaders ret tie fowl on fire The booy taken al Pied
'NNN
| Ct the tIoope unoer Nldeurrl.
In another ds patch of later date, NlisuTi advises
Gen Alvarez tho. he had learned second EXPEDITION
Of sdyentur ers had started from San Antonio Texts
on the 18Th of October, for the same point ON tue
| boundary lire at which the fret e1 edition crossed,
who II wss said, we're coming % avenge the shameful
defeat Of the frst party Thus expedition was reports
numbered about 500 men, To meet these, he says that
he has aleady one thousand men near Pedras Negras
al ON the 10th section CT troops under his orders
numbelir 1--WE hundred infantry two hundred cavalry
and tix pieces of artillery, had been dispatched Tor the
another force OF one hundred infsntry aSa ne
csva)ry, with "a inch mortar to their support With
this force he considered that the frontier was safe
at all events that it would cost immense sacrifice
blood ard treasure the part d the fLibusters to
I IN this communication from The Frontier Vidaurri
copgratuates Alvarez upon the happy termin stion OF
the revolution and the establishment of q good gov
eminent. He denies having had any inten ion oil
establishing Sierra Maire Repu bic, aud says he
will be the last man TO support dissolu ion of t7e
Mexican Union. The report in regard to his annexa.
ton tendencies ia source Of no little amusement TO
bim he calls Heaven and all good citizens to wit
ness that his only wish is 10 his country great and
happy. He 6eeres that all good Me1ic ans should be
TO understand that the va liant army OF the crth
firmly resolved TO sustain the present Adminstra-
ton at the cost of the blood of all co posing it, aus
that they will not lay aside their unit. they are
satisfied that the views of the revolution which was
iDiated with much glory in Ayutls and happily
| cor summated in Cuernavaca, are established
CoInonfor, in sencing in bis resg nation Minister
of War and COmmanderin Chief of the Army TO Gen.
Alvarez states that he compelled 10 resign be-
cause lie could not agree with the Minister of Foreign
Affairs and other members of the Cabinet o. 10 the
policy to be pursued in the formation Of the new Gov
eminent.