New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

4 n ueCIcc just Deen Issued Uy the 'osiuen
for the establishment Of fosr colonies betwcer ia
lapa and Vera CRUZ suspect on the lind p
Santa Anna-st places to he indicated by the Gov.
ernor Of Vera Cruz. The land 80 indicated is 70
be taken as for the public service. and the
owner or owners Of the same are to be unidentified
according to law. Eieess thousand acres a.s to be
destined 10 each colony one thousand of whf.h are
to be for the village settlement, the othe, ten
tb,tsaud for cultivation. The lots in the settle
inert are to be divided among the colonsts and TO
be 20 metres by 100 The ten thousand acres for
cultivation are aIo to be equally divided into ono
hundred acre lets and given at the price put upon
them by Government appraisers, FIVE per cent. Of
which, per snnum, is to be paid until the debt is
cancelled, which payment is to commence sfter the
expiration Of three years from the time of cccupa
ton. The colonists may be MezicaDs or foreign
ers. The absolute condition for the scq sireinent
of this land is resideace on the same for three
consecutive years, during which time they can:
not dispose Of il, but after that period
they may. No contribution is ~ be paid
during the three first years, except ,he municipal
dues nor are the cOlOnisss obliged to do military
duty, except in the locality and for the pubic
security; and in ease Of a foreign invasion, they
are to he under the cOmmea obligation Of all citi-
zens. Foreigners who become settlers afe to be
considered as Mexican citizens, and at the time of
taking formal possession of this land they are to
utensils imported by the cOlOnists for their own
use are to be exempt from duty. Now there is a
chance. The land is good and the climate is fine.
If The conditions be agreeable, it is an excellent
opportunity to make fortune
The Spanish Minister is still here, and the yes
sells of war at Vera Cruz; but he has not yet been
received, nor has the matter of the Spanish Con-
yenton been yet arranged, but endeavOrs on the
part of the creditors are being made to come at
the .ftth definite arrangement OF this business
since lo47.
from The N. y Journal Of Commerce, stating that
the object of Gen. Gadsdcn's visit home was the
attainment of the ratification of new treaty for
more Mexican territory. The said article eau sed
some indignation here, and has given the oppO-
sitOn papers a fine opportunity OF attacking the
Government of COmOnfOrt. which they have
availed themselves of to the extent of ellcting
from the same plain denial of the existence OF
such treaty. In truth q treaty of that kind now
would cause another revolution here and the very
idea il absurd. Nevertheless Gen. Gadsden is
doubtless ambitious of getting up treaty, at any
risk, 80 as to include the limits laid down IN the
Mesilla treaty before it was reformed and i'm
proved by the Senate of the United States, out of
revenge if for nothing else for what he has al
ways angrily called the Senate's usurpation of
the treaty making power" and for their having re-
formed the Mesilla. He may have caused the
said article to be written, taking that mode and
the opportunity Ct bis present visit to the United
States to call the attention of the people there 10
that business again and see if he can do anything
about it and be reveDged on the L. 5. Senate.
But it's no 90 this time
The TRAIT d Union says, in connection with
that subject that when Santa Annals fall was
nigh he said, in reply to the prayers OF III.
satellites not TO abandon them, that if they would
4 Al No sill hnf
il they could not he must go, for without money he
could do nothing. 1t seems they could hit upon
no plan to raise the wind, and he left them; but,
while on his way to Vera Cruz they wrote him to
come back, informing him, at the same time, that
the United States regretted very much not having
obtained q barbor on the Pacific by the Mesilla
Treaty; that that Government would consent to
treat again for that purpose, and that quite as
much money might be got as was procured for the
Mesilla affair." but that santa Anna thought proper
to continue his journey.
There is nothing of much interest in respect to
the seizure Of the Church property, although
good deal is said in the papers about it. A lawyer
of Puebla was fined $500 lately for not delivering
the keys of the house he moved out OF into the
hands of the officers as ordered. The house be-
loDged to a Convent and he delivered the keys
there. This property had been seized. hope
may have convey ed the idea correctly that it the
rerenues of the Church that the Government has
taken. 1t is expected that although the Govern
ment hold all the property, it is for the sake OF
getting those revenues, and that the former Is to
be restored some day.
Senior DegolladO has, after all, resigned for
good his office as Governor of JaliscO, and is here
now as Representative in Congress from the
State of MichOacan.
There is difficulty between the States OF Du-
range and SinaOa. There was an attempt at
reaction in the latter State and being defeated the
chiefs of the movement fled into the former.
They were pursued thther, and not being found the
pursuers from SnalOa sacked several villages and
committed all sorts of atrocities on the innocent
inhabitants.
The hacienda of San Jose, near Cuautla, State
of Mexico, was attacked few days ago by an
armed band and robbed of good deal OF money
and other property. Several Of the dependents
were killed.
The handsome town of Amatitlan, Jalisco, was
completely sacked lately by large band of rob-
bsrs, who have infested that section for some time
An Indian of note of Zacapoaxtla, Puebla, who
seduced the population there and induced them to
joir the movement of IarO Tamariz, has escaped
from prison in that town. aud fled to the noun
tans, where he now commands a band OF robbers
The principal military officer at Tampco has
not been recognised by the garrison there. The
Commander. General of Tuxpan has not been recog
Missed by the people, and the same officer in
Tehuahtepec has been turned out, and the people
have put in one of their own choice.
The last two English packets from Vera Cruz
took away over 100000 in specie.
Two thousand Eve hundred dogs have been
killed in this city within the last two weeks by
order Of the Corporation.
The rainy season has just set in, commencing
couple of days ago with shower which
flooded almost the whole city to the depth of sew
eIal inches. The city appeared to have been
,nnk Tie first shower was followed By another