New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-22


base been Therefore, il is the more iacanbsnt on
this legation whcse inyiclsble duty i is to rensn
DC ua the contest 10 deny 10 the most positive 90
ner that the United States government ever hove
fhcuRht Of or mediate any proposals for s!snce r 10
decorate between the two republics The diplomarc
lsons between The government CT the United ststes
and that OF bis Serene HghDess were suspendei AMI
Is II notorious sitce the retirement OF zen san
Anna, there has been no occasion 10 rere thsin NO
ceIe< poDdeICe, either written or verbal, ms taAl
uIsce with n chiefs Of the depa-e nts Staes de-
sred for the psn Of Ayutls rels'ive TO the arrange
rnets that this revolution, when cons11n mattel, won q
desire 10 make with the United Saes, Tor those c1ies
well Ipev that the American minister bad no facuues
10 or4n negotiations rest except with the Supreme
II mast be stated that in coLversa. Jns
had With persons OF that party 10 TINS Guy trey never
ceve u leas. in icaon that pro'ecfo-se Alliance or
srnexston coui be ar mt.ei desired; or the con-
tTarv tbey mutually agreed that the disability o. the
revolutions resulting ia this project should De 10 oSe
,,o, With The greatest cistrus by both republics But
- same canpot be ssid in favor Of protesting
onserystive principles, and who sustained ythe mel
srcboy conviction that the Mexcans, after thirty yeas
az interior cOnvulsons could not govern the nselvee
an American protec crate 70 free Themselves
from anarchy uneer the suspics OF the neighboring
reuubic. seeing that the latter had provet is
capacity 70 copsum mate with tranquility and pro
eress The declaration Of Ifs independence Tne d'Qio
macy of the Uniec States ia truth for this legation
encbarped with their interests 10 Mexico has reco2
nized the obligation Of speaking csnddly and sincerely
by me1I OF the prees in order that the nited staes
should not be misunderstood nor accused OF Sinister
views when it corresponds to the undersigned 10
bod their honor and reputation unsuied ~ foIeig
country. Signedl JAMES uADsDIs'
Since the above letter was published nothing has
been said in the papers as to any interference on
the part of the United States in Mexican affairs.
Several of the States have published their constl-
tutiOns.
By adecree the governor Of Jalisco has declared
the tariff Of Ceballos to exist in the ports OF the
Pacific which have recognized the headquarters
Of that State as the center Of unity for said State
and the adjoining ones The port of Mazatlan
accordingly is excepted, for that remained neutral
at last dates But they continue to do as they Ike
there, as the commander-general of that port does
not acknowledge the State government (Sinaloa)
and has force enough to resist it, 1t is said by the
papers here that he pockets all the cash.
BY the fourth article of the aboye-named decree,
twelve per cent Of the tariff of Ceballos is to be
deducted on goods brought to the ports Of the Pa
cifc, and thirty per cent when duties are paid In
advance The latter payment and deduction to be
upon the request Of the principal authority OF any
of said ports The circulation duty on money sent
to those ports lie abolished
Gen. VOL has fed from Matamoros, and his
troops have agreed among themselves to remain
neutral and recognize any government that may be
established in Mexico (the capital. This Is OPP
pCreu by NHauiII' 4,
Tampico has declared for the plan Of Ayatla
Casanova, the late commander there, made his
escape, fed to Vera Cruz, where he was arrested
and imprisoned by order Of the governor of same
He is accused Of several crimes, and that Of muir
der is one Of them.
Serious disorders exist in Durango Lagarde,
the most cruel instrument Of Santa Anna, and his
chief of police, has been arrested at Orizaba lie
was disguised as a priest, and had a rosary in his
hands when taken. His design was to get to Vera
Cruz andembark.
John H. Mears, the partner Of the late DR..
Gardiner in bis immense frauds on the United
States government who, / believe, was also in.
dcted, has been banisbed from San Luis PotOsi
for mixing himself up in this revolution. He
claims american protection, has protested against
that act, and threatens to claim heavy damages.
Keep it before the people"
The election has been postponed till the 9th inst,
to morrow. Respectfully, 20
p. S.-A Spanish steamer Of war has lately ar
rived at Vera Cruz, and also sailing vessel, be-
leve o brig of the same nation.