New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
FROM MEXICO

We have received some additional advices from
Mexico, which will be found of considerable i'm.
portancs. ,-.
VERA Cruz, July 90 1857.
The Spanish matter continues to cause the greatest
alarm here, and there daily new reasons Tor be-
levrg that the proud ard foolish Spehards Will rush
into the war they have go urustly proclaimed. Ihis
belief is awakening public spirit heie IN surprising
degree and from every qusrter OF the NepuDhc we nea,
Of new eLlistneats in the National Guard, aud
even old men ard offer their services tor the
campaign At last the chatter of the Spanish Journals
and the bravadoes of many mbeole gsehupnes resld-
ing in the Republic have worn out the patience OF tue
Mexican people, and created the Signs Oh coming
vengeance ard ehastisement upon the culpabe char
acfers.
By telegraph We learned here yesterday that on that
day the l9bl tumult occurred i, Pueblo, In which
several Spsnards were stoned aud beaten and
the worst Of the affair is that the Spanish asg.
bich one of the Spaniards had taken in his hands To
protect him from the popular fury, was torn from him.
rodden upon and torn 20 pieces, and several Peros
perio med upon it certain not rery decent coporeal
performances
Guadslsara the following letter:
The enemies of liberty whsse system is to disparage
the illustrious author of tAe plan of Ayutla, mali
ciou.ly spread the rumor e Senator Comenort pre-
fencing to make himself Dictator. AS soon AS this
assertion came to my ears, gave It the lie with oil
the energy capable 81 and offered to prove that
the Supreme Chief Of the Republic has no such in.on
tions To-day publish the following letter, in ord r
IN show what have asserted to be the truth:
Mexico, June n, 1857.
To Gen. JUAN n. ROcHA, GUADALAJARA.
Nv Esteemed Friend: The rumOrs which are afoat 10
your State reatve to the Dictatorship entirely with
out foundation and certainly am astonlshed that one
Of my GOOD friends such you are, should have been
able without theoretically rejecting them to listen to
the gross calumnies which are attempted to be propa-
gated for you know that am the slave of my prom.
ises and that am resolved to confront all difficult
ties which may present themselves in order to obtain
the preservation peace and the establishment OF con-
sutOna order.
pray you to make known this resolution to al those
who suppose me to entertain other Intentions. You
will thus render service to the Republic end to your
devoted friend and servant j. ConosFoRr.
This man, who began and contaminated the most
memorable Of our revolutions-who directed the Re-
public to the road Of progress and refom-and who,
better than any other person, filled his promises,
deserves to be considered AID believed. The true
liberals must confds in hin. and reject with ndigna-
ton the gross calumnies 7ented by miserable men for
the purpose OF disr srsHng him. JUAN ID. Kocr
The Ayun'- .niento Of Vera C 70 mas asked the
GoveIpm Int to per;:: a. that port the introduction
~, United States of corn, rice and lard, on &C.
at of the extreme want Of them now beginning 70
:, be felt .
On the British packet Dee, which sailed from Vera
Cruz on the 5th Of July Mr. Plumb and party LETT foI
| New.York II will bereccllected that this party nave
been engaged for about six months in making explora
tons for coal in the South. Their success has beer
the very best and ere long they will return to oPer
some OF the rich mines which they have discovered