New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

1883 are subject to the action Of the Federal trbu-
mails, and TO DO judged according to the common law,
Inc grace cohceaed by TINS law does not comprehend
TO the MANAGEMENT of the public funds. The major.
ity OF the Comipisson to form and present the law
approved It, with few EXCEPTIONS TO its provisions.
One OF these exceptions was that those who saryed
In political Office should be debarred from political
Monies and az Robes Mastnez @ or sno
porters of the Government, make more exceptions,
and do not pardon SO many, bringing in at the same
time long and tedious bill Of lawyerike specGea-
tions.
The war in Guerrero continues. Gen. Jimenez had
sent to the Government the acts Of lS0 towns which
refuse to recognize his rival Ayarez. project nas
the Union of the State of Guerrero and providing that
the chief Executive shall nominate authorities there
Elections made therein under the present state OF
In Tubasco disturbances are reported to have been
iormenfed industriously by agents from Cuba work
The Minister OF War informed Congress that
measures have been taken to suppress the reyots OF
Ss mny n e sae q TsGa
Cruz The aforementioned places are In the State OF
Mexico To the list Of small revolts must BE- added
that OF Negrete in favor of Ortega in the Sierra OF
Puebla; that of brother Of the executed MrSmon
IN the State OF Durango, some petty Disturbance
these troubles undoubtedly arise from aggregasions
and everything.
A motion has been offered in Congress 10 exact
citizens on her border. Guatemala recognized the
Empire
solicitation has been made for the establishments
of o railroad between Puebla and Oaxaca. and Com
mittee of Congress reports in favor of one from San
Luis to TampicO. .r r .
The commission of Hacienda have asked leave to
defer the project for the suppression of the duty OF
one dollar on every package that weighs more than
eight arrobas till the question OF the budget is re-
solved
The Minister Of Hacienda reports the Treasury to
be in a better condition than was believed. The
monthly expenses of the Government 40 present arc
about sl,2Oo,0OO. The pending claims against the
Government constitute large part Of the demands
One of these is urged by the American Legion.
which, after long waiting has agreed to accept 500
apiece and 20 home. .l
port to Congress that the proposition for opening
| railroad from San Luis to Tampieo should be ap-
Gov. Bustamente of San Luis declares that his
worst fault IN the recent oppressive taxation ia that
State Was that he had wished the merchants 20 pay
taxes beforehand, and that some of them had been
| imprisoned for want of respect TO authorityl
A committee OF Congress report that the PROPOSE
ton on the abolition of acabalas cannot be admit
ted, as it is not stated in what manner they sub
stituted; that in the Federal district only they
Vera Cr1lz has followed the attempt of San Lnis
has done at the instance of project offered by Gen.
| Mata for equable taxation.
motion has been made in Congress for priyi-
| ege in behalf of company TO navigate by steam
| the lakes of the Valley of Mexico.
In several Of the State Legislatures motions for
abOshing the death penalty have been entertained
Judges aud juries have been proposed at the same
time, instead of the old arbitrary system Of iudica
| ture in parts of Mexico
from the DariO OG1Sdl the fact that something like
5000 has been expended the foreign press Of the
Capital Upon this hint 1ho Iir9 Repablics denies in
tho most emphatic strain that it has received
penny of patronage from the Government, and chal-
lenges its English cotemporary The Standard TO con-
front public opinion, if it can upon this issue. The
commission has been nominated by the President
TO make up new rates and regulations Tor the mari
time eustOm-hOuscs -
Three sergeants were put in prison on o charge Of
trying to raise troops for Santa Anna:
The papers state that Prussia Is about 20 send q
diplomatic agent TO the Republic.
The bakers of Puebla, by . decree Of the Iegis-
lature longer obliged to serve their masters
for the debts they owe them.
The Government has privileged Mr. Yallorte, the
new Minister of Government TO extend a Telegraph
from Leon through GuadalaaTa TO the Pacific Tele-
graph poles had been laid near San Luis on the way
to Matamoros by orders of Gen. Eseobedo. J
Many efforts are being made to abolish the SYSTEM
of forcing for the army, hitherto used IN any emeT-
gency. by acomplete organization OF national guards
The total Of persons arrested for crimes and oenses
of all kinds by the day police in tho Federal DEtrict
was 1,029 from the 1st November TO 3lst December
and by the night police, during the same time, 40
The number of murders II; and Of wounded
persons, l14
VOTE OF THANKS TO DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS
NEW GOLD MlNES-SUCCESS OF TIE Cow
ERSMENT TROOPS IN YUCATAN
HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1858.
= The citizens Vicente Riva Palacio Manuel
PeGa Ramirez. and Nicholas Romero, have been de-
clarcd by tho Mexican Congress bntnoitos of their
country.
In chihuahua, rich gold mines had been discovered In
one Of them the deposits rich that by scoOpng
up handkerchiefu Of dirt, 81 worth OF gold OBJ
taned further pay $40 day for to carry earth
riv IN ha was n
According 20 all appearances we viii soon have" says
The 1Iarsea arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz. 6ho
left that port the 2d inst and Sisa the ith lust
In Sisa, were the TObasco and three schOOBers.
The night before ed nst the body of oeers command
ing the garrison had left the Plaza, and embarked ON
board the 0rente which vessel armed by the nsur
rectonists. rm Hf
The expedition under Alatorre had trumphed tho
Rev0lutonists. but it does not that all nppear-
party had retired To the mountains carrying with theni
caDnons aud warlike stores. The principal places OF
Yucatan We're in the power OF the Government In an
action which took place on the 2d iIlst, between tho
troops of the Government aud the RevOutOnSfs. Col
Vafahe killed. commanded the latter forces,
and had served formerly IN the Imperial ranks. SOne
time since, he had become Resident of Merida, near
which the tight took place. His adjutant Don Eugepo
Calderon fell prisoner TO tho opposite side and II was
said that he and 10 Others who tue unhappy
condition, woud be shot the day after the sailing OF ths
MaTsea from Ssal This should have taken place the
9Th met Among the passengers by the ast-Damed
steamer the former colonel Of the regiment OF the
Empress, Don Pedro A. Gonzales lie Of those
who fought 10 the last IN Querearo and who has obtained
his liberty after slN months OF ofhnprisonnent
There great scarcity OF provisions IN Merida.
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