New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-02
MEXICO.
Correnondencs Of The N. O. Bee.

MEXICO Friday, Jan. 10, 1855.
Two important changes have just been made
IN the Cabinet. Mr. Olozagarre has been replaced
in the Treasury Department by Mr.. Luis Par
res, and Gen. Carrera is reinstated 10 the post
of Commandsnt General Of the District in which
Office RomulO de la Vega had succeeded him. The
pretext given for the resignation of Mr.. Oozagarre,
BY the official journals lie singularly amusing. He
wbcraws, we are informed, that he may have leisure
in solitude to matare system OF finance. The truth
10 the Minister just about as capable OF organh
ing the Treasury Santa Anna of suppressng the
revolution. The true history of this event is as fol-
lows:
the mort shameless jobber in the whole country.
When the question of the seven millions for the Me-
silla Treaty was under advisement, Escandon con-
rived to shove his toady into the Cabinet exclusively
With view to bis private and personal interests.
II ia said that Escandon has cleared round sum by
this political stroke. BY this time the seven millions
have fed like a phantom the Treasury is empty
Mr. Escsndon has further use for his ex clerk and
Mr.. Olozsgsrre resigns This is absolute fact. Mr..
Parres the new Minister Of Finance, is believe, an
honest man, but doubt whether his financial talents
are at all equal TO his probity.
The resumption by Carrers Of the office of Gov
ernor of the District due 10 more serious
On Tuesday last the Government received Informs
tion that the Fblibusiers had reentered Tam8upas,
IN band Of ], 400 men, with artillery, ammunition,
and Q formidable military organization. At the
same time it was stated that Ciudad Victoria had
pronounced for the second time and that the fidelity
and zeal of the second in command at Tamauhpss,
Frapcifco Casanova, could not be relied upon. A
Cabinet Council was forthwith summoned, and it
was resolved that Gen. de Ia Vega should leave
without delay for the seat Of war. Gen. Carrera
suuu es his functions in the while although the
Office 10 one which he dislikes.
The news from Tamaulipas must be received with
caution. / may be misinformed, or perhaps the
journals OF New Orleans contain more precise intel
gerce than is known here. II seems, ho~ever, posi-
live that the garrison at Ciudad Victoria has pro-
nourced 1t is composed of from $50 TO 800 men,
ard possesses eight or ten pieces of artillery The
Insurgents outside Of the town have crossed the Rio
Grsrde, and entered Camsrgo, with view of at
tsckipg Monterey. Ii is rumored that the garrison
of Ciudad Victoria was about TO march upon Tam
pico, and many persons think that Gen. de Ia Vega
viii arive too late to prevent this movement
Gen. Vol, at the last accounts, remained inactive
at Monterey. He is perhaps unwilling to give up his
command.
The revolution is assuming formidable aspect in
the South. 1t would appear that Alvarez and his
Eeute nsnts have determined to advance upon Mexico
vDlaresl has been made a general by Alvarez
and placed at the head Of the first division He is
Greatly dreaded by Santa Anna and his minions The
report goes that be is making forced marches and
an inclined to credit the statement from the fact that
this evening feur companies of gGias lett Mexi,o.
This is very ant for the department has been
apost exhausted of its regular troops and the ggsas
ere specially placed at the service OF the President
Bear in mind that the Government Of Santa Aans 10
virtually At an end, and its absolute termisstion.
which cannot be, far distant, will be sad Affair
assure you.
In the interior, laws and DEGREES are multiplied by
The thousand These PEG pie are really crazy. They
crt1e pro ssors in all the faculties without troubling
then selves about their capacity. The Ministers take
every Gay new ttss and Offices. Every one OF them
has ok or eight salaries Prescription still goes on,
aDc oncontent s at its hight. Oh If there were
only siesder' let this s precisely wha, is needed.