New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
u,,h hnu.e. including The Convent, which has fin.

-. h.,ses in~fudjrp the Convent, which has a fine
odd, in the centre) by order OF the Government
ard besap to tear down he houses tor the purpose
of oreing a street directly through the center OF
this property, which has been TAKEN TOT Tue Paoi
s,ryire by virtue of supreme decree OF Tue 10Th
Instant They are kept at work day and light, and
H. st,., i IN h. fni,hed in fifteen days ana Called
" Indercndence Street" The conspiracy was as
covered On the ll,h and 18Th, and You Sc he "oiA
Of retribufiou was at once begun. In 'ais i"'-N
will all future cousplrng corporations be 'restSt
Tie Government is determined 10 60 aheau' M ~
street will not take away the Convent l'stll' 'u' WI"
leave il lust room Ia stand upon. IL i Inc eV"'u-
alton OF the street called =" IL CaIelon de ,oor's
q. tie ind If which are The stables oi the Di-''e
House ard On the north side 1t the termination oi
the same the old Casa Ge Daigenei0s Itself. the
Convent l. perfectly closed and guarded D! soluiers'
aid this act OF the President l. 1ondy dpP'd@"ed'
and tie little delay in giving the degree tOr Tue IAe
possession of property enough for 4 strte' SHOWS
tie unanimty of opinion between tue la''tF anu n''
Cabinet.
The President has thought proper 70 suppress the
publication of the SigiO NiN" the French
psper, The indePonddni and the Opinion The Padres
de- aqua Frid, an ultra liberal ceased Oi is own
accord. The Monitor does not approve a, his act
ofComonfort. The decree Suppressiug these papers
savs il is because of the attacks they have made on
tie sovereign Constituent Assembly aud the si-
Tor of The Sigio is warned not to publish ANY other
political paper without express permission | un-
derstand. however h. will publish another one, but
not in his own usIne
The celebration of Mexican independence Was
very tue-parade Of troops, speeches IN the Ala
ueda and grand dinner given 10y the authorities 70
over y coo artisans These were selected bv lot cut
OF he different establishments of the city. The table
was go yards long, sci ia the opcu iitd. covered
the whole length Is magnificent awning which
render red the place cool and conducive 20 the com
fort of the guests. who, about p. M, sat down 70
SPLENDID coid feast, consisting OF at On roasted eli
tire which Was the center OF the immense table;
and a couple OF dozen al hogs and sheep also cutre,
craced Ike beard at moderate intervals, which were
nutitnllv flledup by hundreds Chcy said l5o0D OF
roasted fowls aud turkeys. boiled haus. &c, beside
"walls Of bread" and oceans OF beer. The plates
were of timed plate. and more -prndhloohng
feast cannot well BE- imagined. AMER the guests
had been seated, the President arrived, and seated
himself in the center Of the table, amid the corpo.
ration and other city aud district tunctonarlrs, and
| was hailed with laundering applause. There Was
! no ceremony and the cOmmUut>t spoke Ia nun ana
drank his health as be- would 10 one OF his compan,
IONS Including the spectators of this feast. should
think the concour>e could not have been less than
5000 persons. The greatest order andlo, prevailed
! | Was ouly surprised at not seeing our Munster
there for be- seldom misses such occasions tor show
| inc himself and trdtrrulZlng with me MtNl"hh'
tremendous shower pre-, ented The grand display ot
fireworks aud the monster concert by Know not
how many musicians, destined to crown the te~tivl-
| ties OF the day
There has been some fighting between the troops
| of Vidaurri and those sent against them by the
| Governor OF Tamaupas. Both claimed To be ne
| torious. Vdaurri attempted to reyolutonize Du'
range and Zacatecas, but without success.
| Letters from various parts OF the interior an
al. nf
of the severe drouth. But in general these crops
| have not failed. The season in this section has
| been excessively dry.
Gen. Ghilardi has cone to Europe. understand
be is not satis fed at the treatment he has received
| Tie sales ot tie church property, up to The 9lh
| inst. amounted TO over S3,50O,00O. The Monitor
states that many sales have been made lately.
| The British steam-pachet Tay was wrecked ~
the 10Th ult. on her trip to Tampico from Vera
| Cruz No hives were lost.
Gen. Milou another old fogy and consprator,
| has been sent of.
An Opera company is daily expected to arrive at
| Vera Cruz. 1t has been contracted by fehcita
| Vestyali. The prima donna is Jaccani Jasca.