New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-03
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM MEAICO.
REELECTION OF COMoNFORT-TH
TROUBLE WITH SPAIN.
From TIE N. O. Picayune Of July

From TIE N. o. Pcdyune of July 20.
The mails of the steamship Texas, Capt. Forbes,
from Vera Cruz the 2lst inst reached us last evening
nv the tow boat Anglo American. The Texas brings
S,>.j iC0 i'll specie.
By this Arrival We have papers from Vera Cruz to
the alst, from the City of Mexico to the 18th INST,
fourteen DAYS later The election for President Ut the
Republic under the new Constitution took place on
Mdpcay the 18th inst So far as the returns were in,
they are entirely favorable to Comoniortr OF whose
election Of the papers at the capital seem TO en-
terrain doubt In the District of Mexico, the Elec-
toral College stood 2Sl for Comonfor Il for Lerdo de
Teiada, and IL scattering. Some days would elapse
before al, the States would be heard from, but the
vote in the district believed to be about fair exam
pie of what might be expected from The rest OF the
country.
The election for President of the Supreme Court,
who in case Of the DEATH absence or inability OF the
elect If the people becomes by the Constitution Pres
dent of the Republic, also took paes on the same Gay,
uurez Of the PIosessistO ultra Democratic branch
Of the Liberal party, C6uiobfort being classed with
the ModeradOs. There seems to have been an under
stapcpg and entire accord between the two par!ies'
The elections in the distict and so far as heard from
eli ewhere passed off in the mort orderly manner In
deed. the Troi TUnion complains Of the want OF
"ardor and enthusiasm on the part OF the people In
"the exercise OF right which hes II the LIQUIDATION
"of the institutions Of the country.
The election for Deputies for the capital took place on
Sunesy the 18th inst and resulted IN the complete
triumph Of the Liberal party.
The prospect Of q war with SPAN, however, SeemS
10 occupy most OF the attention OfOur neghbors at the
present time, The alarm has already become serious
Among other thin the Secretary OF the Interior has
addressed formal circular to the Governors OF the
several States the subject. Ii begins by stating
that Gen. Lairagua, the Mexican envoy, had NOT ye,
been honoraby received in his official capacity, and
intimaipg that notwithstanding that everything hao
been done to avert it, rupture must ineVltaoy ahe
place; declares that full OF confidence IN the Justce
Of her cause, Mexico awaits with canlness the course
ulf ch - faEe
relying upon the patriotism d her citizens, she reaay
10 neett and finally calls upon the Governors OF tne
several States to hold the National Guards under tne
command ready for order IN Inc ~ the
proper ministry at the capital number
In connection with this subject, the Ees Nac'oHds
SAYS that in case of war with Spain, Comoniort WIZ
place himself at the head Of the army 10 WHICH Case
JusRZ would he Pre- sident OF the kePuphci, cou
The Legislature of Paebla has authorized the SvV
,lboI to contract for the equipment OF 4oov Vi iuo
National Guards of that State in the shortest uue PGs
sb e. Other and similar preparations 10 Hso. .i
ityac!Dg enemy continue 10 De maoe "no"e
Republic.
In regard TO the actual state and prosper OF tne Ie
gU iaOus between the two governments, IL Is s.a.eu
end geheraly believed by most OF tne - ~
cspilal, that Instructions have been sen' q. a.
I6flsp LID 10 the effect that il he be not oeialy e
ceiyed in eight dave after giving notice 10 tne span
i.h Government OF the receipt OF said ne
is TO Withdraw from Madrid Inns, says lnc S.,;.L
dinary will effectuay bring the iocg-Pend.s Spanish
question to close ore way the other In the course
OF the next two months. -, o.t :; .;u
Tie news from the Pinto war OF the sou'n Is sun
conflicting. II is quite certain, howe.ei a; %
has not vet succeeded in subduiDg the inoiaAh, WI"
are as troublesome as ever. Ii is reported, among
other hpss that the old ehefain is breaSns aGwn IN 10
health. and does not conduct the campaign Win Ms
A. to the pctcaI state of the Republic, revolution.
sry movements are reported on every eide One at
japan Ia The interest of Santa Anna' nau causeo Tie
Government considerable inquietude.
neoLlors Ar Vern Cruz and the capital considerable
anxiety 1t was generally believed he was somewhere
ON the Island Of Cuba. -, OIL. .,.,as u.. IN
Tie Vera Cruz Progtso, 81 me -ls., STATES uat a..
been receis ed at the capital and htnates that 1t will
.oon be laid before the puohe, when Ell the inys
'cries iny diving this afai, "il II cieared'up.
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