New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
From DEXICO.

nit and Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst
GENERAL IsTELLIGESCE,-'The fears that existed
throughout the Rpu lie at the date OF our st adylGes
regarding the breaking out Of new revolution, bad
been materially ullayed ard affairs generally were az
iuning more tangible aspect.
From the Mexico Extraordinary OF Feb. % we
CLEAN The annexed summary:
a GRAsD SCHEHE.-TUo Governor of the State OF
Querearo has given circular TO the Governors Of tho
other States urving a. adoption Of policy on the
part of The States ag,rst the central government
of the federation. Tits circular pTopoes the
surrender to the State governments Of the Ell
tire con rol of the sales Of the wild lands Of
the nation, The disposal Of the confscated prop
critics Of the clergy he collection and disposal f
the national revenue and in fact Of thing which
by law and night belongs exclusively 10 tho General
Government. This step has evidently been taken In
nnicry If the States rights doc rines Of the Uni
ted States, but with very imperfect notion Of those
doctrines well rs Of tie commonest pineiples upon
which the fabric OF a nation rests. Should the 6over'
nor of Queretaro find many followers, and should sue
attend their plan for gripping the central power
aud authority Mexico AZ tnmbea 10 pieces, ae the
incline Of pre- ervjng nationality viii have dsappear-
ed. This scheme cannot be tolerated by foreign gov
ernments, who nave too many reasons for prOeLl
agains! uLeeAGucti0n Of Mexican nationality in this
manner
II the scheme Of the Governor Of Qneretaro should
he adopted, the means Of payiug the foreign sums
would exs, in the power Of the General Govern
ment, aud is therefore not 10 be supposed for mo-
ment that foreign governments viii tolerate the
adopo, u such II scheme.
TEr MENICiS GOVERNMENT AND THE FREScH
MINIsIEE.-lhe Government has had controversy
with VI. dc sahgny, the French Minister. This gen.
tlemRn who has not yet presented his crudenils 20
tie Government, has claimed tie right Of protection
the Society OF Sisters Of Charity, and has pro-
tested against The Interference with their properties.
TIE Government, on its part, has publish decree
ignoring tho existence VI any society or institution OF
the kind that claims the protection Of foreign Gov
Cment aud that Is not subjec, 10 the laws OF Mexico.
A a.. IL ell
Minister on this subjec, rl continues and there arc
reports that this gentleman will return to France in
consequence Of the unNilngne,s of the Cove nment
to lish 10 bis demands. We do not give credence 10
uese reports, and believe that ere long, tue propa-
gaiOrs Of seditiOn meet with than has
b'rcto attended their la6Ors, the Finch Minister
will take the unavoidable ntep OF recognizing the Gov
ernu NJ leaving tho sisters Of Charity the OF
the Mexican Government who's. duty II IL, and not
that OF the french Government, 70 Look after hem IN
this Republic.
Arrival OF EyGrtsH OFTcEBs.-On the 10Th, Mr..
Mathew IA. II. VI. Charge Atiaircs, ard Capt. ALL
hR ~ scliOr oLcer OF tie Bnfb Naval Force. IN tie
Gull Of Mexico, with two of his officers, arrived in
this caIi Al. Since that dato the difficulties between
the English and Mexican Governments, growing out
Il the iuirit gomenIs Of the rights Of British subjects
IL .dent in Mexic, by ofcero of tho constitutional
army, have been satisfactorily settled, and to-day
formal gnitiou oi tho neAian Government by her
Maies;y representative take Place.
Tar FIIaHr or MIRAnoS.-Tle flight Of Miramon
considerable ilieelibg the part q Captain lie Roy,
Of the French navy, and the French Consul OF Vera
Cruz, who stand aroused before the puthc Of having
coDniyed Of the esape OF this notorious criminal When
il wa supposed that MlramOn on board the slip OF
Captain H. Roy, Captain Aldhan, Of ii. Il. NJ. navy,
addr seed nOle 10 that gentleman, inquirng IL Mira-
mon board, and at the time calling The At
teution OF Capt lie Roy 10 the fact that MiramCn
n criminal before the world for his Violations Of the
laws VI M lone Capt. lie Roy eyaded direct answer
aid second letter from Capt. AIdhRa tie RESULT
Capt. IL Roy again eyaded the question, and bGs thus
confirmed q suprosiOn that Nirlul0n was on board
be vessel At the time the first letter from Capt Aldbam
WAS received. Tie captain Of the port of Vera Cruz
Ia All official report, stated that hiram0n ltii Vera
Cruz in company with the French Consul aud Capt,
IL Roy, he .blirdmOn) being dressed ~ French ol
Ger. This statement Las been declared an unqualified
faLsehood by NJ. Doazan, tie French Consul. The
giving the thus directly to the captain II the port
forced that gentleman 10 call VI. D5alnn 10 task aud
series Of ettep have been exchange, without clearing
Mp the doubls OF the public ne 20 how MiramCn was
spirited away from Vera Cruz.
TIE ill.fetling excited At Vera CruZ--wlich was
eyi i.uy only strstagem 20 evade The point at isue
has extended 20 this dty The publication here of
the core spOndeuce between CAP Aljham ana Leroy
has given opportunity 20 certain persons, in the
Spanish interest 10 attempt 10 engender bad feelings
between Epglish and French residents, aud several
fTenchmeu, vc regret 10 say, were sufficiently led
Shy to append their names 10 q couple Of communi-
cations thai were written in very bad tste aud clcu
lated place both themselves aud the question III
most falte light These gentlemen have retired from
tie ssne and trust their good will again
hermit them 10 be made tue tools OF Spanish rick,ers
whose game Il is 70 sow dicord between Englishnen
aud froLchmcn.
MlscELLSSEors NEws.-Gov. Oga1on has not yet
returned from his campaign 10 Topic where lie has
tbisbed things peaceful BARR. LOlsds and Rivas
have relused 10 submit TO tie Government, and, as
would appear by adyices from Durango are likely
10 occupy the field recently held by Cajen.
The contest for tle Presidency has been sharp
didnes-Ses Juarez Lerdo, and Orte,,s the first has
decided advantage either Of his adyessares, but
Bs vet not an absolute majority Of tho votes cast.
The security Of the road from here 10 Vera Cruz,
Which had beo established through the activity of the
Government bus suddenly been impuire by the deser-
ton " a email force under the command Of one R0ii
guez This lorve has pronounced ngainst the Govern.
ment and the have taken 10 robbiug Yesterday,
the diligence from Puebla wis raLsacked by these out
aws, whose career |, likely ~ DO cut short by the
lres adopted by the Government.
Tho government has sbrosAtej the law reqairiug
foreigners 10 give bonds for costs and damages in pur
suing Legal process before the tribunals OF the
county
d. fsidr, Diaz, the administer of Miramon, has
arrived in this capital and is confined in the Aoor-
dada 10 one Is allowed 10 communicate with him.
His trial VIII take ltce at once.
Gen. Urnga has accepted tie apportment tentered
him rs hinirtsr Pebipoteniary Of the Mexican Re
public near tho Government OF the Unisd States.
The fCe PN'fico Of Gusnajua prOposes 10 ooin
number Of tho church bells Of that place into money
" be distributed among the poor.
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