New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
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The Minister OF War, under date OF TIE 4th mst',
orders the Military Commander OF the Blstrlcs ~
dsband the guerrilla forces of Duran aud Dlaz oai'
Eado for the reason that they are dsgrace W tue
Government. The immediate cause OF this oiuer
was the assassination of peaeeabe citizen IN one o
the central streets Of this city, at md day, oy some
OF these ruitans
s decree fixing the disbursements Of the Govern
p.ent has been published, dated the 10th OF August
1861. The annual expenses Of the dlileient depart
nents ore thus fixed:
foreiea Relations s2O3,O 90 Finsnee..., 5lS62t 90
interior. 1871 $50 % Wa''"'.'' y
Teost,o - S9l7s oorotsi exrenses. So 81 g8 O.
To cover this disbursement the Minister OF Finance
reports the following resources:
Cs,.ogs ps sSSe S Of the 200 oco
Total receipts '3Sot'9
From this statement it will be seen that the annnal
disbursements will exceed the annual receipts of the
Government by $g77 ,4lS OF. To cover this deficit
contingent is imposed upon the revenues OF States
and Territories amounting TO 2Oper cent
The election for members of the Ayuntamiento
has been made, and the following persons have been
elected:
Py1udest-The Cia1en IgnsciO Ramirez Mcmbsr,-J NJ
Cabrera Luis @. Pcszo JOsquin Rsnse jr Luis Rivera
selo Vnosne Rosa. LsHda CuleTmo rreto Lni. Ferrsn
David Niesnor Garlic Csno Recordeys trst Citizen
Antonio Mslo; Second Citizen, Manuel q. PSIsd9.
Toe Ayuntamienio Was installed on the 10th.
Our adyices from the San LUIS PoiOsi are to the
18th. Gen. Dobado was still in San Luis Mar
quez had imposed forced loan of 100000 on Ca
torce and several Spaniards who refused to pay bad
been carried off by MARQUEE Forces had LETT San
Luis under command OF Gov. EscandOn, and il was
expected that the 10th these should have had an
encounter with Marquee.
Gen. 0rtega was yesterday at the hacienda of the
Canada. His advance was on the 18th al the Sole
dad with forty.fve pieces of artillery.
MeJia, with about one thousand men, was still on
the 10th at Toliaan.
1t was reported in San Luis that Comonfort was
y. a IL. l.
would be joined by Marquee and other clergy
chiefs. The line of march TO be taken by Cononfort
is not yet known, bat it wos thought probable he
would move on 1amauiipas.
Everything remains quiet in Guaueluato. The
new impost was complained of by some, but the
blessings Of peace considered by most people as
cheap ut any price. The conduCta that was dis
patched for Tampco has changed lis course aud gone
10 CollGa.
1t s reported that the Government mas been treat
ing with an American house for the sale of the
waste lands of the Republic for So O,C0o These
lands were moTtgaged to the bondhoders years ago,
sud by deiant of more recent contracts with those
creditors of the nation il would appear that they
propose TO fall back their original security. Ii
they do So az they have the night 10 de- the Amerl
can h0use had better be careful.
Olavsrria, SpaniaId, who for some time was
second to Juan Vicario, in the South, defeated
and killed on the 22d ult. in the Valley OF Cuerna
vaca by a force of the Government OllvaTia wee
of he most active men OF the reaction, and his
death l 81 gam Tor the GOVernmeDt.
Gov. Alatrete Of Pueb has resigned bis post as
Governor of that State in order 10 leave the Lees-
Iature free in its action. Don Francisco Ibarra hss
Been elected to fill the place of Sr. Alatriste.
The Minister Of Finance contradicts the report that
the Government proposes TO repeal the forced CON
tribuon imposed by the decree Of the 2lst ult, He
orders tie immediate enforcement Of the decree.
The French bark Panama wrecked at the
mouth of the Coatzaeoaloos River on the 2ist ut.
While going out. -
By decree of the President, dated the 10th, the
state Of siege is raj ed, which was declared over tie
city on the 2Jth July.
On Sunday evening several officers belonging to
the garrison of Cbapultepec, while disguised se.ed
arehes of the aqueduct This done, they fastened 10
tie victims rockets and other exnlosIyes, aud set
them on fire. Torturing their victims IN tins manner
the officers kept them there unn late III Ine 1gn';
The Spauiards we hear, were much lDJured ana
worse f,ightened Such barbari;ies should meet
with some notice at the hands OF the Government
We hear that Mr. Corwin, III The name OF the uplo-
matte corps and civilization and humanity, mas ao-
dressed the Government, urging the exemplary pun
ishment Of the officers cuipaoie.
Arrangements are in progress, we understand, and
during the past month have been IN great part
concIuded which are designed 70 secure the estao-
ushment of a oomplete system Of steam conmunics.
t;n on bob coasts OF this county and between the
nrinripal ports on each coast and the United STATES
The two more important contracts Tor this service
have been concluded between the Mexican Govern.
NeS-York and are for The following lines:
FIRST on rHE PAcIFIc.-A line TO ran twice
month between Acapulco and Guaymas, Touching
each way at the ports Of Marzaniilo. San Bias,
Mazatlan aud La Psz; and line TO ron once
month between MGzatlan and San tranclscoi the
tnps Of this line 10 be sso extended IRON Mazatlan
20 San Bias Quay mas, when the demand ior
freight OF passengers from San Francisco may re-
quire. 80
be Ilaced in operation by the let OF November next,
20 run between New.YOrk aud Vera Cruz,
touching each way at Havana. The days Of de.
psrture OF tis line are 20 be the Let aud 18th OF
each mouth from both New-York and Vera Cruz.
The plans Of the Government embrace also the fol-
lowing additional lines, viz
First In connection with the last mentioned line,
in the Gulf, the establishment Of TWO small branch
h1es to run twice mOath, each way, along tie
coast Of the Gulf from Vera Cruz: one 70 TuxpaD,
Tlmpico and Mafamoras; aud the other to Alyora.
do, Minatitlan Tabaseo, Laguna, Campeete, ana
Sisal and back Vera Cruz, there 10 connect with
tie trunk line 10 Havana aud New-York.
Second On the Pacific Coast, the establishment
Of communication below Acapulco by the extension
OF the Panama Railroad Compant s line lnow run
ming from Panama along the coast Of Central Ameri
cal, TO Acapulco, touching at the ports Of Tonala
State Of Chiapas Ventosa or Salina Cruz lsthmus o
Tehuautepec, and Huatulco, State Of Oaxaca and
connecting al Acapulco with the line 10 Guaymas
and with the present line Of the Pacific Mail Com
psny's steamers 10 San Fralidsco.
This complete system Of steaIn maj, service viii
place every port on both the Pacific aud Gulf Coast
IN frequent communication with every other, and
with California the Atlantic States and Europe, and
while greatly facilitating and enlarging commerce
viii III tho same tine put an end TO the fraudulent
export Of tue precious metals which has heretofore
drawn so largely upon tho resources Of the General
Government.
We understand the entire gubyeutions reon;red