New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-25


Is going forward with al speed. Converts aad
v. nous other public buildings already have high
ii. rs of sand on the edges Of their roofs and
In the arches of their towers, aod bitches are
be NJ made at the entrances to the city, aud bsrri-
c,des are 10 be erected in various streets II found
necessary, at the proper time.
IL is stated in the papers that Uraga has fed 10
oiu Haro at ba, and that the section OF coan-
tty be held is now passive the various chiefs oper-
atipg under him having, il is reported, surren-
det ed. and TO show their good will, having offered
10 serve the Government against the present re-
volt. GLiiardi therefore, who operated against
Ursgs is On his return 10 tbs city.
Tie State Of Nchoacan is still held IN state
Of enthralluent BY bigotry and superstition ana
SUI ports. as far as the expression 81 oPihou az"
ffelina 20 tie faction against the Government;
ard although the late attempt IN Moreiis iilieJ,
Nsrayatio. considerable town In the sane State,
has revolted and .eyersl others are ready 10 loo"'
Tie Archbishop 81 Mexico on complaint oeln5
made 10 him By tie Government That the cnra'es
and CLERGY were moving the people 10 sedi'ioh ia
their various parishes, stated that ne was NOT
aware of the fact. but be would punish those VINO
do 20 if the Government would give their names.
ConsequeLtly Gen. GLilardi, VIII" went against
Jraca IA the serrs Gorda gave him the names oi
five culdtes VITO were in open rebellion, ana VINO
constantly preached seGtlous sermons Ia the peo-
ME Of thar section of the country. Ihere are
many others of q higher order doing the same IN
other Parts.
PIesd. Ia To annul the law restricting the privi-
lepes Of the clergy. The Government of the state
of lucatau. on tie contrary, has written Ia the
Minister Of Justice requ, sting him to in'erpose all
lis iraufpce with the President IN order that he
may sustain IL. go
there are now more than dozen revolted mill
tary chiefs operating with more or less forces IN
IL -.
public money and 6ught else they want IN the de-
ierseless psces they visit, in the name OF religion
md chur,b priyie cs Whenever il pleases them,
Lovever they take another tack aud levy on tue
clurch goods in the name OF the Governments
An exam pl. of the latter occurred few days ago.
A party OF nearly hundred and nfty horsemeh
from tie City OF Guapsjuato, who, II was SAID,
were going 10 Join tie forces OF the government
AT Oueretaro, halted on their march at convent
and demanded SJCl in the name oi the Govern
mept: and when the Prior told them he had not
tie Iouey they told him 10 50 out and get II, as
they should wait his return. tiereupon the Pr0r
lett the convent, but he did not come back Inc
trooptrs, finding that trick hid been played
upcn them, ransacked the huge pile, but all they
c, uld find therein were TWO luckless friars, whom
they took away with them as hostages for the
| nancy. UUon arriving at the LeAt town, some
leagues distant they told the fIrs to go and get
the amount they wanted, or they should carry
| them still further one OF them succeeded III
finding merchant who was willing To- serve tntm'
and he. with some difficulty, however, com
nouuc,d the matter for $500, which was imme-
! iiiot.lv Maid and the friars were allowed to 20
hack 10 their abode, while the horsemea continued
tleir Journey. Such events now frequently take
place. " .h.. 81,
Barren & Forbes the richest merchants OF
Tepic have been sent of from that town by the
authorities If the State (Jalisco) tor having uphela
the late detection there against the GOveralnent'
These gentlemen lave held almost untmHtsd scay
or N, ,ftst ccest for tears aud have acquired lm.
nl,n,e wealth Barron is the English Consul aud
| | Lelieye Spanish Consul also, at Teplc, and
Forbes IAN EuglishmaD) has managed to obtain,
and | believe to this day retains, the appointment
| Of American Consul at the same place. Ito Is
also the Chilisn Consul there. ;" mat with all
| this in combination with their wealth, they nave
att. mpted for purposes of their own, 1t appears,
IN un,et the legal authorities. Ii is time that our
| Government should appoint one OF lts own clti'
zeus TO that Consulate and not have Us SUBJECT 10
further disgrace. long ago, called the attention
of the readers Of The TRIBUNE 10 the practices
OF merchants on that coast petition, sigDed by
over 800 of tie most respectable CITIZENS OF lepc
and San Bias, has been sent to tie Government,
prayipg for the removal OF the eIs7uatT from
Forbes as American Consul, and tho 0anishmeat
of both him and Barron fron the Republic as sedi-
tOus peItons. VIA. 49,
In letter to friend in this city Vidturri says
that this revolt against the Government will have
a good effect, as in bis opinion the Government
will be able to put it down, and they can then
with less reluctance aud more SAFETY do away
with tie abuses ard put into immediate elect ali
the reforms required.
Robberies are frequent on the roads and in the
neiehborhood Of this city, as also III that OF every
principal town Of the Republic.
Notwithstanding all the troubles by which the
Government sees itself surrounded, it has found
tine for ore measure of the greatest Importance
to this country: that is the decree just issued de-
claring the cultivation, manufacture, sale and ex-
portation of tobacco free in all the Republic
Each bale of dome site of 200 rs is to pay at the
rlsce where il is introduced for sale, consump-
ton duty of 81, and this is the whole duty to be
required.
Foreign tobacco is to pay as follows:
Cigars gross weight. .....-.....-... bsi 30
(oisunIton duty same. ......-- ID 90
Cigars With paper wraps (cigar'tos/ 10 0 80
Conlumption Guty on do....-.--..- 10 70
CIe.i,tr scco........,........ n 25
Cnnsnm1 tom duty.................. ID l2l
Snua ............ ID 90