The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-28


Additional from Mexico. Ell
INTsRFERENcE or THE EUROPEAN P0wERs-UNIoN
OF THE CHURCH WITH SANTA ANNA 8 OFFICsRs
--sxARoH FoR LARkEs IN THE sANcrUARy-
REPORTED NrRIaUEs or UNITED STATES AGENTS
GEN. GADsDENS LETTER OF DENIAL.
We have received the following additional details Of
Mexican news, to the 9th instant by way Of New Or
leans -
Two American workmen were recently attacked By
robbers between Rio Frio and Pueba One Of them Kill
ed are, but with the butt he delivered terrible blow
at the bead Of the bani, and knocked him down. oas
Haro Ismaris hsa Seeia "a in favor Of Tho plan of
Ayusla and ceased all ,on TO Alvarez v1aurr IL
the only opponent left and bis adhesion Vas daily ex
The szilss oagubei and Csoalos about returning
The New Orleans Detd Of October l4th says-we zee
nothing in regard the san Luis plan suppose 1t
must either be dead letter or else have been
great excitement caused in the city aud sur
rounding country by report having become
the revolutionary generals inten led Ia the pr0ec
torste Of the United The papers are oiled With
the matter and we see letters published from Alvarez
pr0tectorate. Our Minister, Mr. Gadsoen also publishes
communication denying It,
mexico 0y 0cs. correspondence Of the New Orleans
Deia.1
The revolution in Mexico appears to be still progress
sing; but IL cannot be said 10 have nat.d
Two Efforts, and both Smpah zed with T. not backed
BY European Influences. have been .ds to control
It for TIL benefit Of the conservatives spanish and
church absoutes or In the Mexican sion, ito al y
It." The first BY Carrera, proved failure 70 The de-
ranRement Of the foreign props, which had fecitated
it," Haro Tamsrz, in the British interest and
tanned by the French bankers was Invoked next and
wi the aid thus adorded, ded In getting up
pronunciamento in his favor by wing Il the army at
San Lus potosi That district depar has always
army necessary to support it, rnis second aatag
move on the cbess board against the plan Of Ayaa was
strong detachment Of the army bat waa insg.ied and
headed BY man of acknowledged skin In all the past
yS,at,Gn. IN Mssco and VINO was @tst IN
Santa Anna to power.
Haro had been among his earliest associates 10 all his
political abombations and his first Minister Of Ha
cienda bis return from Eaie This place ne left in
disgrace not AZ his supporters affirm from opposition 70
others to participate in the division OF the pabic spoil
to the prejudice Of Hare Ianariz's peculiar French
friends. There among them foreign bankers, wsn
home brokers', ever vgiIsnt The public treasury
the hackers Of Tamsz's designs the high place
or head money changer which the great fugitive la his
alarm lad fed from vidaurr penet rating the DANCE
this movement made demonstration IT, Comon-
fort, however, int vened and in conference dgui-
fed with the Of convention, conci,ated H4ro
1amariz "a party TO the plan Of Ayua. As however,
the church and army the strongest elements
conservative or alb olate party he retains power that
may dangerous to the incoming federation when it
begins the work OF adjusting the relation If the church
and army to the government.
Since this arrangement with ramariz and Comoutort
1t appears that Alvarez the designated head chief
revolution has proceeded in acquiescence to adjust
government under the plan OF Ayutla In the mean
time however which looks om nous OF another orm ia
the midst Of calm the military authorities at the capt.
ta-the only ones In power-hav~ been concentrating
the army around them, and which estimated ten
thousand srong-all noisy their rights and manifest
ing disposition Of should the incoming
government not recognize them
Later Intelligence inform that the church aud
in the capital backed by the foreign ,ankers French ia
the lead and instgated by Haroy mariz hold midnight
sssd1 sns 1cns
with the arch traitor to upset the guerrero panther
General Vega, who military c,mmand,nt the CITY,
upset the civil power in the hands Of Mnon few days
since. at the same time declining to obey two inpor-
tant orders from Avarcz-the arrest and hoi in
Confinement the fugitive ministers Of Santa Anna oAss
Garre OF the Hacenda arrested By Minon before ne
was superseded by Vega the others escape
still in cencealment Iarres, the Minister II Justice.
who availed himself Of The law to egalze the
MICA denominations Of the santa relationship was
enjoying the hospitaies Of the convent Of Guadalupe.
When hinons order tor arrest reached that sanctuary
the bells toled The alarm, and cry OF robbers il
dfones echoed through the halls tue virgin and the
officers were arrested by the mu tude ees while
the person Of Iarres continued in security The other
order was to arm The National Guard. which had
disarmed by .anta Anna This was like use declined.
Ava ez feels strongly that the revelation is failure
II santa Annals legacy in ;hurch army is not made to
feel IT. place the servants not the of the
republic THIS appear, To be the state OF affairs
neciioI VII h the revolution in Mexico.
1snsrl likewise is expected at he capital and Juntas
(AmeIioan caucuses) OF conservatives every xht
70 consult their posi- ion nua IT are matter
in the city OF diplomatic gossip, which may ceste dis-
trust 10 the incoming government and originate eppos
on should opportunity olier Among these
OF money and arm supplied by the American Minister
and treaty Of alliance and proec crate aleeaiy
ed between him and Alvarez The French
published the convention entire, with all it, provisions
and which it er'ed procured from reliable
in the United States. This produced suicent
element the aptal to require u denial Alvarez
and tomonfort and remarks On the grave charge
OF COLLISION between the chiefs II the revoa ion aud the
American legation, which give below. This document
rather turns the dip macy practised against the
sentative II seems that Il from thar alone
that the Minister ever heard suggestions Of prote ,to
clearly indicate that the elements IT dseord and posi-
tn are st at work In the Mexican pa noaiau aud
that the revolution has yet minated In
harmony or with that scquiescence promises
9sillit, and Permsuency to the incoming federation
pent is whispering mischief INTO Eyes ear.
LEGATION CsIrED STATES MEXICO, Sept - 1855.
The which has dis bed the sympathes Of the
two opposing political elements 81 Mexico ia fearful
strifefor the sovereignty OF the public which
to have received embodiment treaty allan y
and proectorate published repubbed ia seve al ii
the journals Of the capital dem snds notice fro the
foreign periodical ufcent ~ ha ted distr s
endorsed IL with prompt repudiation from liberal
press, yet not until its fabrication detected ami
the and design from whence eliminated
that the character which the merited given &,
II by The opposing Journals This desoves stronger
the obligation this legation, whose duy-and when
has ben most sAcredly o,served-waa TO preserve a
neutrality between the two contending powers for the
legitimate supremacy 10 deny most urequivocaiy that
propositions fJr alliance and proecorate
the two republics been entertained medi
tated by the government, Of the United States. I
Inc upiomauc RELATIONS between INC United states
and tie government which has recently abdicated,
suspended before that and there has
opportunity for sgslizng their newa ash well known
and Understood by this community With the chiefs Of
the different departments and States
plan Of Ayutla and which TO have achieved
triumph, there has been communication by either
ger In writing to what In innate relations
that revolution in its summation, desired to main
tain with the United States IL we'll known TO
each and to ALL that the American Minister accredited
Mexico could only hold intercourse and with the
legitimate sovereignty In government de fdo II IL
bpnec n M al and
distngub bed members Of the party they represent
and with whom have been In the enjoyment Of social
but not frequent intercourse during my brief residence
1T this sl that there imation that
even close alliance involving protectorate annexa-
ton could either be sought was 10 any degree de
sired. On the contrary, one and all manifested
great seDsibility the denationali y III their
country; and the opinion common 30 h
the revolution must De regarded w a,.,pust
BY both republics This Iegaiim cannot however test
y much fer some who profess loyalty to the