New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-21

the rel establishment OF The secured 10y TIE
Constitution. These guarantees were some uine
since suspended, and il was deemed advisable, by
those who did not wish longer to Zee the Cobsilu-
ton a mockery that these should again he esia5-
lished. On notice Of the motion the Executive maze
some observations which were passed 10 {. hai' ol
debate, bat at the moment Of opening the discussion
the indications of the President not TO be iOurc
The leaders Of the two wings, IN expressing thei'
surprise at the occurrence IN Congress OF WHAT is
common in nearly every department OF the Govern
meDt became bv degrees excited IN their REMARKS
and from moderate insinuations they came 10 o.en
accusations The house thrown iuto tumuit
everybody spoke in debate and the galleries FoaTed
their sentiments st what was passing below. Inc
President of the Chamber vainly enGeayored 10
restore order and in the tumult large number OF
the Government faction withdrew, leaving the o. Po-
siton without quorum. The opposltloh Iorineu d
jta TO bring the refractory members 20 order, but
there ia still wrankliDg feeling and nothing has yet
been DONE II is worthy of remark that no'wlth-
standing a great deal OF hard language was ex-
changed. we have not heard of anything more
serious as might have been expected.
The PatealOs are, ss we predicted some time ago,
on the increase. We zee that one party of them now
numbers 500 men, and lately they fell upon Ayaca-
pixtla, a village near Cuautla, and committed many
horrors.
On the 10Th the opposition finally carried their
point in annuiling the law OF an June ~, suspend
| ing the guarantees conceded by the Constitution.
The Government finding it impossible longer to boa
ont eracously conceded tie point and the repeal Of
the odious law was carried by a large majority.
report was put in circulation 10 the elect that
the Government was about concluding sale OF ter
ritorv 10 some foreign Power. Absurd as was TINS
report-for the reason that the day for selling terri
tory has paesed-Sr. XGmacona, chief Of The Cabl-
net. formally centralized it in Congress on the lAh
! The Italian Kingdom is 10 lie representedIn Mexico
by Consul-General. In this nomination the pc"
KINGDOM has acted upon the expensive lesson 1ur-
pished by the relations kept up with Mexico by
other countries.
4 MIR. Maretzek, with portion of his company
/ Madame ID Angii, Madame Bertucca, and MessTs
Biacch Erraui Spriglia, and ipoIilo-has taken the
route 10 Puebla, Jalapa, and Vera Cruz, Tor the ur
pose of performing in those places.
II is reported that ST. Dond6, distinguished MEM
Der of Congress from the State of Guerrero, was
murdered recently near ChilaPa, while returning to
biz home
The number Of Spaniards said TO be with Montana
In the South Is 100. Considering the numbers in
other parts Of the country, 1t begins TO look hSe
Santo Domingo.
Senior Cara. late Governor Of Tamaulpes, in biz
march for this capital obliged to take refuge in
the Castle of Perote TO avoid being captured by q
band Of clergy forces.
BY various notices published by the Postmaster
General it appears that the correspondence n sJs-
tenaticaily robbed several OF the main mail route
Of the country.
/ Duiing the present year The Government has can
celed 5ii3 265 Of the floating debt of the country
in the transactions on Clergy property.
Matamoros hucar has been evacuated by the re-
dictionary forces in consequence OF the approach Of
! Gen. Caryaia.
Tamaulpas stil remains agi,ated on account OF the
/ late election OF State Of Governor. Forces were TO
leave Tampico TO march against CiudGd Victoria.
/ TIE diver Of tie diligence from Puobla TO this
city was seized ~ Rio FriO the Nth by Or1onez,
aud shot by tbat chief This barbaro1s act was per-
peirated on account OF some correspondence. After
/ Ordonez had shot the goodman, he permitted lis
men 20 sack the inn and surrounding houses.
A project il on foot 10 commence steam navigation
on the Zacatula CT Nescala River IL Il said the
river is navigabie from pom, twenty leagues OF
Puebla 10 Cocula on the Pacific coast.
Il We hear that an American circus company viii be
here next month 20 delight the Mexican people iih
I equestrian performances
Lipdoro Caeicas bas been defeated By the Irdians
Of Atizapam. Csgigas is the Spanish chief who
seized Sr. Ocampo, aud who has been robbing and
burning the interior mails for some months past A
few DAYS ago be sacked Cuanttlan.
\ Flour is scarce IN Vera Cruz, and permit to i'm
port from abroad has been asked from the Govern
ment.
Tho port Of Tuxpam has finally been opened TO
i foreign commerce By decree Of Government.
Gen. Afaro Of the Teactionary party has been ar
rested in this city.
Il Tie throwing Of hand grenades into apartments Of
the confscated converts has become practice with
persons whose object appears to be to brighten Ieo-
Die from living IN ibese quarters.
The forces OF ButrOn entered Toluca on the night
Of the 18th, but were repulsed after bT1ef skin
mish.
Charles Gutenberg, esq., lately APPOINTED United
States Consul to this city, arrived BY the last packet
from Havana, bringing, il is said, important de
patches 10 the Hon. Nlr. Corwin. By this arrival
the old and universally esteemed veteran in The
United States Consular service John Black, osq.
is thrown ont OF the employment Of country nc hai
80 faithfully served for q quarter OF a century.
RyCTNT FROM TIE WEST COAST.
Attempts have been made in the po-ts Of the West
Coast to it out pnygteerd Tor the service OF TIC
Southern Conlcderacy. At Mazatlan these proved
unsuccessful, but il il not known what result Lay
have been obtained AZ other points.
At Topic, Rojas has recently sho; several persons
for what reason we do not know. One Of the vie.
T tins was an American named Mott, owner OF tie
stage line from Topic 20 san Bias, and another was
owner of the stage line 20 Mazatlan-a SpaniiTd We
believe.
Admiral Maitland was expected to arrive soon on
the coast from vancouver
Mr.. Conner, United States Consul nj MGzatlan
has had some difficulty with the ScccssI0nist portion
Of his countymsn resident in that place, the SUBJ
Jet Of cor{as dc scguTidad. Before granting GER
iEcate Of nationality, Mr. Conner requires oath
OF allegiance which gentlemen of Secession views do
not like 10 give.
| Notwithttauding the accommodation afforded by
the steam communication with san FranciscO, u
aurears thst most of tho specie h being shipped In
British war vessels for Panama. No doubt the war
risks at present operate uniay0rably for the new
steam lac.
We learn that the bark A. A. Ellridge OF San
Francisco went ashore in the harbOr Of San Bias,
and was in consequence leaking badly. IT, L. NJ.
ship Clio went down the 9Th; her commander
promised to render the Edrdge all tbs assistance he
could
Ii is understood that Gen. Shields il at San Bias,
on bis way TO Nazalan having left San Francisco in
tie little steamer Anahuac Gate Satellitol. He has
some interest III q nine near Durango, and 1t is sa;d
that be has come idea Of getting Lands from this Gov