New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-15
MEXICO.
r,o,, tn, A. o. P;eavune Of .4pyRa

From The ~ o. Piedyune Of .ipyHa.
The schooner james II. Toone, Capt. Pennington,
aniyed at this port yesterday morning, with advIces
from Vera Cruz 10 the Goth ult., week later. She
brings eightyfve passenger, late employees on tfe
Tehuantepec preliminary road $50 "A IN specie, and
mails from the City of Mexico 10 the Goth ut four
days later.
Al.o. arrived yesterday schooner w. w. Harkness
CAPT Peterson from Tampico with $2l 6S3 in specie
and several days later intelligence from Northern
Mexico.
Also, arrived last evening, the very latest, schooner
c. X. Nickrry, Capt. Horton tIom Vera Cruz, with
nd,ices from the City of Mexico to the 9th ult, eight
duys later.
iur files of papers are to the 9th of March from
the capital Tie political and general news IL of
much ihIcTost and Importance.
Intelligence of the ,ectlOn OF the Forsyth treaties
Lad reached the Government, aud rumors of the same
the people creating considerable disappointment. II
WIS difficult to cOnN ince the public mind OF the tact
80 confident was il of their acceptance by our Govern
m.nt. We observe, III our files, no mention OF the
measures likely to be adopted by the Supreme Gov
eminent to relieve itself from It's pecunlary embar-
easements.
By sp,cal decree the various executive officers of
the i;overnments heads of Departments, Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court, the Marshal and Governor OF
the Federal District, and Commander-inCh Chief, took
the oath of allegiance 10 the new Constitution Oh the
18th ult., III the following words:
Il swear To guard and defend the political COnstltu.
tion Of the Republic of Mexico, framed by the
Constituent Congress aud ratified the 9th OF February
1857
The ceremony was very solemn and imposing, the
out, being administered by the President in person
- jpro. swear responded all the dignitaries. Some
EMPLOYEES OF the Government who refused TO take the
oath were at once dismissed from Office.
The new Constitution has been openly denounced in
several of the metropolitan churches. II Is said the
Archbishop who counseled, and the ecclesastics who
took part III the same, Will be called 10 account Tor re-
distance to the laws of the land.
With the PRONUNCIATION of the new Constitution, the
President had published most elaborate address on
the foreign and domestic relations of the Republic IN
which he reviews at length the treaties negotiated
bv Mr. Forsyth and the pending difficulty with Spain,
bit no new facts are elected. This misunderstanding
with England he thinks, will be aIncaby settled
With the rest OF the world the Republic is at peace.
Violent disturbances have taken place IN the lerrl-
tory ut Tehuanepec, resulting IN the loss Oi many
lives III, HcrGldO says they have seriously affected
operations ON the Ismus, though The origin OF the
troubles had no connection with the transit route.
section of the LIT Battalion of the National Guard ana
picket OF artillery, left Oa1aca on the loh ior the
scene Of the difficulty.
The Espagnol the new paper in the Spanish IN
crest has been suspended by order Of the Supreme
Government lis closing articles are said TO be very
violent Our files contain further discussion OF the
difficulty with Spain.
A pair Of " trisky young mules attached 10 the
carriage Of the American Minister, Mr. Forsyth took
fright on the I'D ut., while standing IN the court-yat
of his residence and without waiting Tor the lady
who was just about TO step INTO II, dasheo at iun
sl-ed out Of the gateway, with which they came IN
collision, leaving the carriage perfect wreck roI-
uuately one was III II.
TTf SgIO mentions u rumor that the Chief of Santa
Annas enssares is at present secreted al the cap'ai