New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
MEXICO.
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MEXICO, Feb. fe, 1867.
Ne Constitution was swSrn 10 on the OH inst
y President Coucniott and BY each member OF the
osnstispent Assembly, and on the l6 b they heAlJ
sasss1 having been 10 sesson for the spscs OF ono
yeas. or the merits Of the new Constsua'n "
psw useless for me 10 speak for it has been aresay
hH before the readers Of THE TRIBUNE and the
psAHc generally in the United States and they can
}se of Il for themselves 1t will not 90 into enec'
ami the 10th of September next The io,n Ai'
sle was suppressed altogether, and that lns'runen'
y ,i,ent about religion, the Government hA'ing
Dover 10 intervene in respect 70 al matters ioaN
he to rel gious worship. The President SUBSTITUTE,
Csmonfort, remains with the dlcaloflai Po~ois
srssted by the plan OF AyutIa Until 'ne Pioinos%
fSn Of this Contribution.
The States have now 10 make their Cons atutIons:
Ssr which purpose the elections are PROVIDED ana
tAey will soon take places
Tbe revolt at San Luis Potos has been put down,
~ / supposed it would be-, by the Government
lsoops, the reyolters who retired from tha' ci'y
having been defeated in the State OF Quere.a.o' ana
anpersed among the mountains OF that Stab anu
those who remained in the city reured on tne
approach Of Vidaurr who entered there win Ms
ssrces On the 18th inst
The affair of Tampe0 has also, we uhoetsIaho'
Aoen queted By GautieJs submission 10 lhe aP-
continent by Government Of Gen. Moreno as UD'-
amor and COmns nder General OF the State OF Ia
nswInss There il. however, some doubt alb ut
fAe attitude that Cara, the Governor whom eau
der reyolted against will take in respect TO this APP
sentiment of Gen. Moreno but after all he IS pow
erIsss and will soon have to give in.
IL now remains for the Government to put down
a. independent pundering bands who infest the
Hisbvsys and piage throughout, and the excesse'
esmmtted by the local authorities at distant points
and things will 90 ON better This will be attended
hy more or less difficulty, In respect to the latter
particularly, because there is deep personal ani'
mostly still existing and the authorities iar away
6om the capital having also dictatOrial powers, do
net always withhold from the use Of them, in many
ipstances according TO the dictates OF passion.
Guch disorders as have frequently detailed were
not UNEXPECTED, because they are always attendant
upon the change from such hOrrid state as existed
before the Revolution, and in great part during the
continuance of the same; but a great effort has
been made and will continue TO be made TO bring
things into better condition.
Notwithstanding the good endeavOrs on the part
Of the Government, we see continual enort on
that of the reacionists throughout the country to
prevent the settlement Of things, but they have no
bead to guide them, is there honesty enough on
tAe part Of their adherents to be trusted with SUM-
sient means for their purpose, and consequently
with all their money they cannot apply II to the
uses they could wish, and thus ii is of no avail.
There are great hopes of getting for the Govern
uent the loan of SI5, O0O, 600 from the United
State, and the most strenuous exertOns will be
made for this purpose in Washington.
by decree of the 9Th inst. general amnesty
has been granted to all belonging to the military
erder, from the grade Of sergeant below, concerned
10 the various late reyots against the General Gov
egsment. Officers Of higher grade will be par
doned, their application for such, 10 the terms
Ne Government may see proper to dictate.
General Puebts one Of the chiefs OF the revolt
zion, has been arrested and imprisoned by order OF
the Government, on complaint made for arbitrary
eonduet toward various individuals. He is 10 be
sie} by court-martia for the ofense.
Seventeen of those persons concerned IN the rob
berries and murders on the estate OF San vicente
and other parts Of the south are now being tried a.
Cuernavaca.
During the last six months 9,977 arrests were
made IN this city, OF these, 3Olo were for street
Arawls; 1903 for drunkenness; ,30l for theft,
aad the balance for various other crimes.
Some two years ago Count Cossato, an Italian
noblemsn was murdered while on his way 70 Vera
Cruz His murderers were lately arrested while
pursuDg their trade in the enyirons of this city.
Ii is stated thai rich plscers Of gold have been
Uncovered on the boundary line between tbs States
If Coahuiis and chihuahua.
Up to the 9th ult SIS, ,372 10 OF Chnrch
property had been sold. The Government nave
made srrsp gements for large amount Of this prop
srty, situated out Of this city, to be sold heie Oh the
kOth inst and onward.