New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

| propsDI! lesi&n' lie report was rejected oy ~
- :, and returned 10 the Committee. principally
on the ground that il should have been against tie
set entirely or in favor entirely.
The resignation Of Gen. Alvarez was kept
profound secret from the public until the above
mentioned decree reorssrizin9 the C0uncil came
| before Congress. and then il was made known.
Why this decree was kept back from the 18th til
the 23d May We do not know. Il is inferred how
ever that the real object of il was 70 secure
! the election of ComODfort, who probably knew
( Alysrezs Intention, and thought bis resignation
would make bis (Conorfort.) appointment void,
which think II does: and who could not depend
upon the original Council or upon their meeting in
/ time. Al al events this action Of Comonfort has
| sovn germ Of discord between him and the Con-
| gress, and lost him ground in the good opinion Of
| the Liberal party.
! The resignation by Alvarez. of both the Presi-
/ deDcy and LIS commission IN the Army, naturally
took everybody by surprise, and the true cause OF
it i. still mystery. 1t is probable that bis rea
/ s0hs for refusing 10 hold the Office Of President
longer (ill health and old sge) are in reality as
stated by him but We see no reason for the resig-
nation OF bis commission OF General OF Division,
which be has held for many years, except 70 avoid
TIE obligation OF serving under the orders OF
Cononfort should he at last sbandon his party.
We do not know how this NAV be. but Congress
appointed Committee 10 tahe the matter OF bis
reeigDsi into consideration Who reported against
il and in favor OF sending al especial Committee o.
two members Of their body TO a,quant him with
this resolution, should it be approved This re-
port has lot yet been acted upon.
The report of the Committee of Congress in
favor Of holding Santa Anna aud his agents respon
sible for eIpeliDg people from this country during
the formers late y rsnny was adopted. and has
| ALREADY become q law. Therefore. al persons 40
| expelled may low prefer their claims for losses
! and damages on that account before the proper
! trbupols here.
! The affair Of the union Of the States Of Coahuils
! and Nueyo-Leon was under discussion for many
! DAYS. think | stated to YOU before that the Gov
| eriment had dsapproyed of this act of Vidaurri.
| The matter came before Congress, and Commit
tee of that body reported also against il, and in
favor of replacing those States in the position they
stood in before their union by Vieaprri. After a
! long and excited discussion, and the examination
If preseutatons both IN favor aud against Il from
/ different sections Of sald States, the report was
! not accepted and Was returned to the Committee
| for revision. 80
| The report in respect 10 annulug all the mill
tary commissit Us issued by Santa Anna during his
| late administration has been under consideration,
but no positive decision has yet been cone to.
One party desire that all these commissions shall
be swept away, while the other desire certain s1-
c.ptiop.. including the Generals of Division, Basa'
! DIRE. Almobte and Jarrero. If this matter be car.
!
| ade of vega Ampudia and VOL, as well as of zine
| others will be annueed.
| Nothing more has been done OF Importance very
| lately in regard 10 the seizure OF the properly Oh
| the Church in Pueba, but soon after the date OF
NV lat letter the following facts were made pup
| lie:
The superintendents appointed for the admin
| istration OF this property IN the village OF Az
| lexco. pesr Pa ebla accompanied by their Dtary,
| ,,k i,,L b,, I'D
! nesse- called "a one Of the head church officers
! potih ing him that they had come to take an ac-
| count of the property under his charge, ana
| den anded to see his books relating to the same.
| But be said that it appeared to bum tnat tnelr nus
sion was to the major domos of the Cctrddtds and
| other pous institutions of that Kind, with when
| be had nothing 10 do. He gave, however the
names of the persons having that property In
charge, and the superintendent called on them
| Tie inst they visited said, demand being made
| for bis books accounts aud other documents Refer
| ring 10 the property under his management, in
| order that they might make the required balance
sheet that the accounts relating 10 that properly
were not written cut in clean copy, because bis
continual occupations had hardly permitted him 10
foim even a few simple notes tor wscn reason
they were not III lit state to exhibit but ne wouid
| eudeayorto have them ready in ten or twelve days
They then called upon the maJordomo OF an
! establishment belonging TO the parish church, ana
! l.. stated that certain property including tna'
| which the, had called to see about bel 'nged 10
/ said church and it was true was under his copro,
but tlat lie " as waiting i"r another chuIc~"hlcel
! 10 render his accounts before be c0uii Know Tue
exhct condition Of all OF II, and III respect %
! books, lie never tad kept any, nor did ne kho"
where those sept by hls predecessors were 10 DC
fLI d: that lie had never had any neccss!l! " sec
them. ard no lawsuits lad ever occurred 10 make
II necessary Ia refer to the ancient records; ahd
corcluetd b, saving that he knew pretty mach all
about the property from memory, and that a. soon
a. he could lie would make out statement lOf 'ne
purposes Of the GOyeTnntht'
Tie curste Of tie parish was then c,iied uPon'
aud be- replied that good many oi the MAJOR
domos had lately re.Igued tthey dH 80 on account
Of tie Jaw Il question: ala IL "s' .''! u"o ,G!
| bad slsn of their 0Wa accord, without suggestion
IRON Lin, d.Ijyafed 20 lin all Their book', ac-
commits : % and that be bad them IA MS SAFE
k,,ri,,g. but that without meaning aay dlsfespect
L. the law. b. could not e1h0H 'heuI p-oauso VI
| bis cousci,Liiuus scTupts pom 'li'' we 'a% -
+ rrlard - resistance We read I" hini' iic IVN'N
yery grave bowed proioundiy' aeAn"N "usN -
NJ the law, signed the aeAno" 10,
! same and tie parties separaIed-'Ae one " s"T
/ an src,rnt 10 The Government, aIt Tue O'NeI
/ si.rr,.e ~ i, edifate still further RESISTANCE
/ TIE vogi,oy has letters FROM dueren' Parts
.,.,;,o a. Ito Indians al note in their 'luigeS
/ ar e,d.ay,rirg 10 folnent aD9ther revolt "a VIC
STAT. al Iuetia Oh account OF ne s''%-'' "a Us
uron,rfr Adiscontel,eo pries; been appointed
n ,e yiIaee to .aperinield TIE same aad BY rs
-. s,,.e1 rersons who nad it IN their
harde and others Who were pa! ire n'erf-, % 'he
churcL Tor loars, have been eAPo'el aAu V1''-7H
70 ,er6er accoub. 10 IL G9'eI1l'eN''
IDeuColmity VIII tie decree r..1:,e to 70 ta he
s.zlre oi ts porery "l-'A Jv,',.' oP,s,os
81 10 ~ e ne revol. At pueba. rcuiar
L 'ons,qS 10 re ,te .-th ut Tor al such to make
vas ltutd oD 1H' lar, u tb. Ia one mouth