New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-11
MEXICO.
b. r.

At length there 10 peace once more III MeA'oo'
The DEF, at sbd dispersion of those who last raised
the standard Of revo.. st San LUIS Poto'i, ap-
pear to have cruz he'd the further efforts Of any
,hpg like combined movement, at least for long
time, on the part Of the reactiOnsts Osollos, one
Of the principal active ca es Of that revolt, lost an
arm, was taken prisoner, declared his cause
"fhby one" aud has been pardOned BY the Pres'-
dent. O.tion aud Aliaro, two other principals,
were taken prisoners also aud psrdoned, it Is sad,
Nv V,daorr. A movement of the same kind vas
lastly attempted near Guad,lsjara BY Blancafte
(whO abandoned bis post as COmmander-Generalo OF
Lower California; but il was most decided iaildre
He enlisted robbers in hiP service, and endea7ored
10 get the Indian population TO revolt, but did nov
succeed in the attempt Several OF bis principal
friends and abettOrs were arrested at u iadaltars,
and he was forced to make the best OF bad BAR
gain. and surrendered himself 10 Gen. Parrodl on
the list instant, who sends him a prisoner to this
city.
The affair Of TampcO is at an end by the sub
mission of Gov. CARA to the Government, and Zen.
Moreno is in quiet command OF the State oil
TamaUipas
Mexico it appears has then, finally, got through
the trichiful tempest Of Q two years war against
the worst of tyrants, and a continued strife for
more than year against those who endesvOred to
usurp the fruits Of the revolution, and prevent the
onward progress of the nation by opposing the es-
tabsbment of Liberal Government, and she
n ay now look around upon the state OF things son.
sequent upon the struggle she has endured, and
concentrate her remaining energies for the Ia
borious task st before her of permanently
restoring order and promoting her prosperity.
We have beheld twelve months of battle on the
part of the Constituent Assembly against old and
deepy.roottd abuses and prejudices, twelve
months struggle sustained BY the Government
against the most pinchiDg poverty aoxety, aud the
constant and tenacious attempts VI the IeactOnsts
TO overthrow it, and beside this, twelve months Of
exposure by the peaceful inhabitants to the fury of
PARTISAN revenge, TO robbery and murder. The
pipcpal result Of the efforts Of the Constituent AS
semby 10 the presen, Constitution which, If not as
liberal az demanded, is more so than former ones,
and, if complied ie, it will be found sufficient for
the eYigences Of the times, at least until IL can be
reformed in the manner itself prescrlbcs. The
Government has prevailed against all the various
attempts TO upset it. The pluDdering bands have
yet 70 be subdued and the serious eflec:s OF their
acts of those of the local authorities, aud CT pirt
san revenge are to be repaired, far as it ia IN
The power of the Government to DO so. This, II
done FRANKLY and with view to justice, will give
great prestige to the administration OF Cononiort
abroad.
Aside from, the present painful position of the
ITO
money to meet the most urgent necessities, and the
general condition Of the country, four grave diff
entities have arisen with foreign powers, ID cOnse
ouence of the illegal acts of the authorities Of those
nf the r.v,ters OF San Luis POtOsi and also on ac
count of the robberits aud murders of Spanish sub
ieets On the estate OF San Vicente, aud in other
parts Of State Of Guerrero. Three OF these are
with FL glaDd-frst, on account OF the ac's OF Mr.
Depolado. committed while he was Governor Of
the State of JslIsco, against the English Consul at
Tepic Mr. Barron, of the house of Barron, Forbes
Co. which is not yet settled; second, tho robbery
ot s1iO Goo from tie English Vice-Consulate a.
San Iuis Po,osi; and third, the eopf.cation by
Cara, the Governor of Tamsuhpas, Of the effects
of English merchants Of TamplcO. The fourth Is
with Spain for the SAID ahair OF san vicente, ana
in other parts in which her subjects concerned.
Tn regard 10 the acts Of the Governor of JaliscO
ao,ins, the English Ccnsul az rrpic, an agreement
Vas made between tie English Minister and the
Nexiosn Government that the amount Of damages
sustained By the hOufe of Barron, Forbes Il Co.,
of which the Consul IL principal, should De fixed
by srbi.rators and that the Governor should be
tried for those acts before the competent tribunals
of the county. He committed the said acts while
in the exercise of biz functions as Governor of
Jsli.co and was afferwsrd elected member Of the
Const,tuept Assembly, AID the was referred
q, tina, b,dy BY the Mex can Government. They
formed themselves into a Grand Jury, and dec dcd
rha, there was no ground for action against Mr..
Diego ,lsdo end held him scqut ed from the charses
msd, e,inst hia, on account Of Mr.. B,rrva; and,
therefore. the Government Claim tina. they have
comrlied with the agreeIlen. with Great
Rri,ain l. is insisted on the other
band however, that the Const't ueut As
.emblv were not a tribunal, and, consequently.
NOT coupe1nt to try Mr.. Degoliado principally
because hey can only take coenzaic e OF an accu.
.t;on for the purpose of deciding whethef there i.
Grand sufficient for the imu snity ersoyei BY a
9enre.eDtative of the people ~ be Suspended SO
tn,t h. NAV be tried dujng the session Of repre-
sentative body, and that his immunity is extended
IN them v lille in the Performance OF their duties
in order that the publ, business may not be inter-
E.red vi h On slight grcunde; but tina, they have
m noS or 10 aeouit their members Of crimes; and
,haf the session Of that Assembly once being ever,
ne Is b pnd 70 answer for criminal act. before the
ordioarv tribunals, 20 whom all are d. length sub
i.c. mi, mat Ter is row earnestly being argued
.n both ,ides and Notwithstanding the acQuittal
Of Mr.. pesolado BY the CJns,itueu. Assem-. 1ly, he
wa. projected against on the part Of Mr. Barron
hefo-e ore Of the Judicial tribunals but tle Judge
of TIA. Court decided tina. be has no jurisdiction
in the cas-. | doub: that the matter will res.
here.
The question Of the robbery Of the $4,000, be-
on ing . merchants Of ths inter,or-a portion of
tlem being English subjeep-aod which money
yyas Corciby taI en- rom ne British ViceColsuls:s
AZ San Ioi, by The chiefs OF he le:e revolt in that
city, is also under discussion eet@een tie English
Minister spd b. Government Of Mexico.
neDiicu,d some tine aso .hs. relst,rs with
Spain lad hesl Suspended OF acecun. VI TIE de-