New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

,o,,t;on,. under the new Jaw, bat us3esst1sd il
= of that belonging 20 civil corp rstoss.
On ,he 9Th ibs.. q lS &c psHhc ncsrnR oi Preach
,ubi. cts gss hsS here ior the psrpO~s Of making
, ,abscrption fcr me sufferers III France by the
late inuuSstioss ,here. oToe French Mbist4r was
invited but he alleged Illness for non Attendance,
ara ,,rptd his name for hundred francs $t6 75).
VII, n this ass spBcuDeed 10 the meeting there
were ro,rs Of Laughter and words Of derisiOn but
il gave great ofeese. He was crnsured in ooen
meeting sbd0n the dis~olu'ioD Of The sane over
no uf HE cOunfrymeD y ent 10 his dor and sere-
padtd him for about ~ hour with tin pans, kettl-s
and the like. The pSat day the Mibister sent aud
n ade bic subscriytpn hundred dollars, saying
that that vas " hat he cant aod has ashe1 for
the arre,t and punishment of those who treated
hin, to the Aforesaid ssreDsde.
Robbtrrs sre very frequent. Armed hands OF
robbers exit ia almost all parts Of the country,
and 10 not ctane themselves TO the roads but 10
vsde the dcfeDseless estates and villages aud lay
them under heavy contribution. These bands are.
"a part, fhe remains of the independent parties
w.O scosred the country during the Revolution.
II ey do great mi~cbief. Troops arc now eeng
cabfone1 in various parts Of the interior and will,
p.rtavs, ere long, clear them off. There are very
| f.~ troops now in this city.
The IbdIaIs continue their depredations 10 Du-
rapea Cbibuahsa, and San Louis Potosi.
Ia sD Official letter To tbe Department OF III
| nsDce the Governor Of Dprapgo gives melancholy
! account Of the condition Of that state. lie says
"fhe revenues which ought 10 De counted upon ara
extremely small because the desolatibg var
| (which we have suffered for many years war
"destrOyiDg commerce, agriculture ana niin .t Ss.
"bs impoverished all classe. OF producers so that
| "all kinds Of business is reduced 10 t0e lowest
state of ]ecay, sDd yields hardly any thing; and
consequently, the income OF the state 's eibose
"a nulllsy." he ssys aso that the revenue Of the
State from the tobacco monopoly vas s3o.V
month, which was applied TO the deieBse oil the
state against the IndisDs, but upon the suppress
zion of that monopol; that revenue bas ceased. and
they bsye 10 dispose of all the revenues without
di.tipctun collected there but even then II 10 di-
cult 10 attend 70 the defense of the citizens who
rerisb daily victims to the fer0cty OF the savdges.
He asks the General Government to aid toat state
vi u an amount not less than $40, 600 m NTH by
drafts on the custom house Of NazatIan and says
"it is impossible for him TO leave any revenue IN
that State for the General Government" and
tbet hOreoer much the laos declare schdt reUeHuo
belongs 10 The General Government, and tchat TO
"Me State IRE cannot gice them to The former because
~'re hare lac superior to all Of them, that Of our
"O~n preservation Governor BaIcena sa JUST
md liberal man. and doubt not what he says is
perfectly true.
There has been some trouble lately in the State
of Jssco, but it is principally of local nature,
and ia believed to pOrtcnd nothing serious. Ef.
fonts have been made by various chiefs to get bold
| 'Ot the government OF me SIdtt tuce tue
tiun of Senior DegoadO, for the sake of the spols,
| suppose. The General Government does not
appt ar 10 feel disposed to interfere much at pres
ent thinking it best, probably, t, let them alOOe
BE- long as their acts do not seriously interfere with
the general course Of affairs.
The greatest possible Disorder exists in Sonora
Jbe Commander Gsneral of that State aud the
civil authurities are in open war, and the iDdan'
are numbering and p'underBg all around. There
ia a proposition in Congress to declare the ap
poipt1nent of Gandara (Ihe Com. Generall null
and void.
Telegrapbic dispatches from Pueba inform "
that the Governor Of the Mitrt has been expelled
from that State as a cOnspiratOr against the Gov
eIDmeDt as also four Generals, by Governor
TIbcoDis
A proposition has been introduced in Congress-
70 defer the discussion of the 18th Article of the
Constitution until all the rest have been disposed
Of; or iD other words, until the very last.
The 9th Article has been approved. 1t is il
these words: d" Every man has the right to possess
and carry arms for bis security, and Legitimate
"defense The law shall define what arms are e
I" be prohibited, and the penalty incurred by those
"wh0 carry such prohibited arms" One of the
Deputies said in answer TO objections to this ar
ticle of the Constitution, that " lie saw no dan
ger in if, for the robbers already ar2ed, and
it i, only proposed to arm those who have TO de-
" Iend The nIse yes against them"
Gen. Gadsden arrived safe at Vera Cruz on the
Texas. She arrived on the 18th inst