New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15
MEXICO.

From The Nelo Orleans PfcapVHe
Congress met on the 17th with eighty members in
attendance. At 2p. m, on the 18th, President 0om-
onfort was to deliver his message.
The state of the capital is said to be very bad al
though there was abundantly much ado about nOth-
ing'-muchas barrtcddes pero nada de accton. Inc IN,
troops which had left under the command OF Gen. VII
labeal had not yet advanced beyond Ayutla ,
According to accounts in the Idmduffpec0 OF tne
23d ut. the position of HarO in Pueba was crltlca,
and his cause everywhere to the last degree unpoPuar
The insurgents are publishing q paper entitled La
LiBertad q Fl Orden, with ID. Joaquin Vargas y Vale
as It's editor Haro through it, declares the Govern
ment inimical to the Catholic religion. lie has al-
pointed prefec and subpretects for places not al al
paronzng his movement. 1t is said to be announced
in his organs that reaction had tnumphed IN Moreha'
that the whole state of Pueba obeyed his orders;
that the greater part of the Ghlard Dgade had gone
over TO Uraga; that he was expecting reeniorce,
mente from all quarters; that Guerrero had pronounced
in favor of the Zacapoaxta PLAN and that IN MeAico
a law had been promulgated deprlvlng the chuIch ol
ali its property. ID. Rafael B. de Cohna Is iiaro
Secretary ID. Panflo Galindo has been nominated
Commandant. General of the State under him. Gen.
Minon had gone over to HarO, and Gen. Marquee had
also rendered him his services. notice published on
the 3Oh of January says that the levy was about TO
cease. decree of the lst ult. by Haro, reads as
follows:
Goods which may leave Vera Cruz or which may
be en- route for Mexico or any other interior point oi
the Republic shall be deposited in the warehouses OF
the administration of the revenues OF Puebla, unth
the restoring amy shall occupy the capital OF the
Repubic; and those interested in said goods shall pay
the legal dues upon them, less deduction of % per
cent. This payment legally made shall secure safe
conduct for the transmission of the goods i'll due time
TO their destination and shall free them from payment
of any other dues The reduction of 25 per cent shall
not be made in the of goods consumed in the City
of Puebla."
goods until Vera Cruz acknowledges the plan OF Zaca
poaxtla and provides for the c0nscaton OF the goods
in cases of nactions third to go to the nforme
another third to the seizer and the other TO the fuo
lie Treasury
The Monitor announces that sundry agents and
emssaries of HarO's had been apprehended and sent
to the capital.
An express sent by the United States Minister is
said to have been taken at Atlisco by the insurgents
and Notwithstanding they shown the seals of
the legation, they -treated the courier and put him
in prison. They afterwards released him, but
not being able to pursue his journey, he returned to
the capital suffering from the injuries inflicted on him.
President Comonfort, under date of the 18th ult.,
sends a communication to Gov Cara, IN winch be
announces that the 18th CIaga entered Tuanclngo
with only forty men, in complete rout, and that Gov
err ment troops marching the place, so as TO
render 1t extremely difficult for him TO escape. The
Reactionists had bsCn driven from I1aXcala he says
which had been occupied by the legitimate authorities.
All HaIos partisans, he adds, therefore shut up in
Puebla the forces being sent against which would be
amply sufficient to crush their revolt at blow. The
Nillareal Division, 800 strong ana with eigGtseh
guns, were marching from Mexico against the place,
and the commander has issued spirited address TO
bis men. The Moreno Brigade, of / 200 men, was az
Otumba, approaching II by way OF the plans Inc
Ghlardi Brigade was TO leave Mexico on the lith,
600 strong and with six pieces and on the 18th the
Guansjuato Brigade, under Colonel Dobado, l7O9
strong, and with three guns. Haro, he says, hsd
barely 3 600 men, and would be obliged TO succumo,
with as President Comonfor fattered himself, the
sacrifice Of very little blood.
Don Santiago Vidaurri has published q series OF
communications to the Governors si the dinerent
States, which show that project Is on foot TO for
coalition between the States Of 1amAuhpas, New
Leon, CoShua. Zacatccas San Luis Poos, Durango
Sonora chihuahua and Snaloa, the object OF which Is
stated to be TO sustain liberal institutions, aud by mn-
tusly aiding each other to avoid those evils which
have so long and much prejudced their Interests.
Nidauri thinks that the time has now come ior Inc
consummaton OF the proposed coshtiOn, IN order 10
support the General Government against Haro and his
party, and at all hazards to prevent any invasion OF
said States by the military. To effect this purpose
be says il i necessary that the forces OF the different
States should be under head, a1d suggests that
each State should appoint commissioners, who shall
meet at Monterey, and consult upon that and other
measures necessary to carry the proposed coalition
into effect