New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-20
MEXICO.
F,om The y. q Pieays.s iuG l.
nsbip r, xas. CAPT. For pes, arrived al

v.
The steamship T. las Cap For oes arrived at t. Q
levee shortly befo midnight ast ght.
Capt, Forbes reports that on the 6h INST the bu,sh
Royal Mail steamship Conssy EFF Yer. Cruz ier ma
vaba with 600 in Pec, on feIgn'i ana tha. On
the 2d the American bark Fissb, Gaps. wilson, hoin
New Yolk arrived at Vera Cruz.
We have full files OF papers and correspondence
from Vera Cruz 70 the 9Th int, and from the capital
to the 5th by the Texas, aud $50 telesraphc as
ps,ch from the latter city 10 TIE 7oh inst J..
Ills ast iLcicated item ernontces the passage OF
the si,iole of the new Constitution guaranteeing the
toItratlon OF religion in TIE Republic.
Vigorous had been tax sinst idaurri,
eno the Govtu mest anc The people both seemed 70
feel oobnd. n, that be would be compelled 10 submit
Ibe MeNcan Government have adopted the ktm-
tey route for an inter cceasc railroad between tle
Gu o. NE 1ico and the Pacific at Acapulco Col
Albert T. Ramsey IL suthcizsd 70 I'm .he company
ard take charge of the work.. There is TO be an
Once III Nt"-l~k and one in Mexco AL materials
for the road are 10 be admitted free of duties. All
mails merchandise, and other articles of transit are
sls0 heei aud ships and steamers not to pay tunnage
dties OF port cha'ges The Gro rernment c-uaranIees
sIx per cent OF AL moneys expended until the road
becomes productive, and receives only as ccmpensa
ton for the concession the right to carry the Mexican
mails aud troops at half price. Tn company are 10
regulate the rates of freight and passage Il said
this privilege is the most liberal ever granted in Mex
leo or in Central America
The ocal disturbaI in asco prove TO have been
onlv a qusbbe for office among some of the leaders
of the liberal party and had b, happily quel-d by
the time, y arrival ot the brigade of Gen. Parrodi.
A new poeta tariff had been published. Here .ter
letrers viii psy at the rate Of &C. per half for
ttiry leagues. Unpaid letters are charged double.
Tie American bark Rebeccs Adams which belonged
70 tie ZeIman La Paz expedition has been wrecked
with twenty two Mexcans On board, who al sup
poseC TO have per she'd.
Sehor Nelasquez de Leon, an exminister OF Santa
Ana. has been spprshended and imprisoned in the
capital.
the inhabisls Of tie North with little regard for the
lives Of the people. In Durango they are particularly
troublesome at the pTeseLt tme
Don Cessiio Medellir has been named as sub-agen!
IN ew-Iecn for tie frontier creditors against the
ULittd States for the d.predations OF ssvage these
claims will be pressed under the 18th article of tue
treaty of Guadalupe Hioalgo; although that srhce
was abloga.ed since IN the Gadsden treaty. 80 much
for TIE United States helping Santa Alma to CHEAT
these Mexicans on the frontier.
Appr.l ensOns Of q ministerial Crisis had oeen en-
terta ned flon the resignation of Sehor Mentes he
Minister Of Justice; but all had passed of peaces6ly
and Monies las Withdrawn his resignation. The En-
tr00rdtHary remarks:
than former while the popularity Of rrs.aeS y 0I b
etGrt ds aay and Sa,ns, poses,sS b. sny
Sehor n iceo the Minister of Fomento, who, at last
accounts had rendered his reslgnatlsn subsequently
WITHDREW II. ,,,
Some Of the deputies in Congress had honored the
Spanish Minister with handsome banque. at the
IlvoG. ,
ON Gadsden the American Minister, had returned
"a Mexco but il vas supposed that he would no, re-
main long in charge Of the Legation. His friends had
comnimerted BIN with dinner in honor OF his arrival.
Another entertain meut had been given him by the
press Of the capital.
ire Mui.ter Of Finance has given notice Of the loss
of some national bopds, which took place in that de-
nament at the tine of the occupation or this city oy
the Am. rican army. The numbers Of the bonds are
stated =,
GIN. v beat had resigned his commission in the
Mexican army, and has ietur to the onted States
by the steamer Texas.
The propur cian ento OF Vidsuni, in Monterey, had
not excited much attention in the capital Inc camp
AT Jalata lad been broken mp and some OF the troops
sent by sea to MatamOras to operate against hn
G,1za whs also matching from lampico, and farroii
from Guadasj jars to stack 'idanrr IL Is s1pposeo
that kome FIVE Thousand troops are employed III ths
ee,yice and his fall is loOke1 upon as certain
About IL irty pei sODs, principally ptss, nave peen
ex,d from Pli, ba, on tie change vi enieaVoring 20
excite nsuIrection and revolution. ~
Congress has settled the misunderstanding with the
Executive in relation to their respt Give powers, aud
LOW the utmost harmony prevails. Recently t9e
Depuies have been discussing the articles oil the new
Constitution These articles relate topersonal liberty
am secuuty; the I.stI aiming the military IN time o
peace and making tn IN subject to the civh power
The abolition Of all KINDS OF peonsgs ana slavery; anu
the liberty of the Pres, which is TO be left unTesIrlcte
FAMOUS fifteenth oitolo, on eobs,ons toeratlon, Il
adopted, after giving rise to animated debates
Ii is am ounced tkat the California steamers have
re,uue d touching at Mabzanllla, ON the Pacific.
Sehor d. j. b. MoIa es, of the Supreme Court IL
dead 80 -,
The French Minister has prose cuted the editor OF the
Sjglo for libel in relation to the charivar with winch
be was entertained The editor being Deputy, tae
tra will come off in Congress. -,
The sales Of church property progressing steadily
and pro. o.p.rousy. 1t is supposed that the Govern
ment will obtain q large revenue from this source.