New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-03
FROM MEXICO.
Fro. ThsN. o. Pioayuns, Nor. 27r.

fro1 lac ". w. ftdtunt NOT I'm.
The schooner Alphonsine Capt. Peterson, arrived
ct Ills port last evening direct from Tam co having
croseed tie bar about Sunday. Size left Tam
vco on TIE evening of the l6tb and brings one weeks
later intelligence from Northern Mexico
BY Ills aIival we have papers and correspondence
from TAM leo TO the day Of the vessels sailing "A
final cecision," says letter, has at length been
made in reference the $500 OO recovered from the
eoIdscta, robbed by Degoado, the 9TH Of Sep
tenler last and subsequently brought hther by
Dir GlenIi e tie English COnsnl in virtue Of an order
from tie British Charge, Mr.. Mathews
"TLe money WAS taken prOniscuonsly from the
gros amount Of tie oondncta, irrespective of marks
tie original marks on tie packages, when they
delivered over to Dir. Consul Glennie, were re-
moved by bin, and the marks Of the British Legation
put on to prevent any other seizure.
4" On the anivtl Of the recovered money here, the
mercl anlt interested demanded pro-rata distribution
bnt the demand wac refused.
ave subsequently heard, however, that the Ss-
prene GoyerIuent at Vera Cruz had sent mp hitler an
order for prc-rsa distribution and that Gen. Cara
Lad, with ills object detained the money In the Gus
ton -HOufc.
n ings remained in this state for several days
wi en- tie United States slip-of-war Pawnee, Capt
Hsnrtere, arrived of from Vera CruI, with instruc-
iiobs II, NH lister AeIane 10 your Consul Dir. Chase
OF 10 accept any other bat pro-rata disibuIn OF
the mOT,y.
"All tits time, however, the affair before the
conIr Of tho State ard they have fince de lided 10
favor Of tie prorata GistTibutOn demanded. But the
nCi ~ ttll ftMsls IN TIC hhLdt OF GOV. thrLa
Alltiis difficulty arises, as We learn BY another
letter, from the Of the private marks on the
hayes recovered. There marks bore the names OF
Il 6lns to vi cb they belonged the firms to viii "a
they con,igrod. Some Of them were English,
sone French, German, and some ADe Ian, but
vi ieh 1t is impossible now to determine. IL was on
hi, ground that tie pro-rata Gi.ributioa was de-
mIIttd.
TIE WAR IN THE INTERIOR.
A letter from well informed correspondent In Tam
Iico fays tat tie capture If Guad-lijara puts the
Constitutional army in Iosseion OF 10 pieces u ar
tiIlery ard ten siege mortaIs The army iIself num-
leIs 90 go men, al Of whom bad received orders for
tie inn eCaie march tie ea ital.
Some fCur five thousand Of these men are said to
lie d.ssrers fro Tie reaetionnry forces OF Cen Mar
quz who forook them in lis eight, amer his dis
sttr, W Tout before tie city.
No doubt seems to be entertained nj Tampieo that
tie Constr uionahts would soon he in possession OF
the edsril car ;a ard every body preparing for
charge Il Government. The proclamation Of Mira
non in Which be virtually coufetses Iii. inability to
make 'utees,ful deients Il the city against the sp
piorting army, had created considerable excitement
A. last accounts, the ConstitutioDaiss were already
in IOs,essioD of Tseubaya, Guadaioupe, and os6or
lafes 10 the vicinity Of the capital aud 1t was be-
ievtd that, ON the preach Of BE army from Gnada-
ara, the city would az surrender anios, without
g struggle