The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-23
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Arrival Of the 0riZIba
Alvarez Elected Preside"t-Laer from Genera!
Gddsden.

Arrival of the 0rizlba
Alvarez Elected Preside,t-L.: Ter from Genera!
Gddsden.
Our dates are to the 4th instant from the city OF
Mexico and TO the 7th from Vera Cruz The most
imp lrtai intelligence is, that Gen Don Juan Al
varez has been elected President Of the Rupubhc
On the oath ultimo he issued his proclamation at
the city OF Igula, appointing one delegate from
each State agreeebly with the I'd article OF the
plan of Ayuta upon which delegates devoVed
the responsibility of choosing a President Tor tue
r public The delegates assembled, and on the
9th instant says Geographic dispatch to the vera
Cruz mo elected Don Juan Alvarez President. -
The vote was-for Alvarez l6; for Comoniort .;
for O'Campo s. and for Vidauri l. The election
seems to give general satisfaction, although the
press seemed to be strongly in favor OF COmonfort.
Senior O'Campo was at once appointed Prime MIN
lister, and charged with the formation oil the jail
net. .
difficulty occurred in the capital previous to Al
varez taking command, between General La vega
and Minon which resulted in the latter resg lnS the
Governor-hip of the District. 1t caused quite an
excitement in the capital at the time ana another
revolution wa feared The difficulty occurred IN
this manner; MinOn applied TO La Vega Tor arms 10
arm the National Guard in obedience to the wishes
OF Gen. Alvarez The latter General refused them
hence the rupture.
We see nothing in regard to the San Luis plan
and suppose it must either be dead letter or else
have been overcome by Vidauri.
great excitement was caused in the city and sur
rounding country by report having become current
that the revolutionary generals intended to accept
the protectOrate of the United States. The pa
pers are file with the natter and we see letters
published from Alvarez, ComOntort and Vidaur,
DENY ing all knOsledge of any such PrOtectOrate.-
Our Minister, Mr.. Ga1sden, also publishes the follow
ing communication denying it,
LEGATION UNITED STATES,
Mexico, SPIT. %, 1875 j..
"The rumors which have disturbed the sympat les
of the two opposing political elements of N, XIco
now in fearsI strife for Il sovereignty of the Re-
public, and which seems TO have received cmbOd.
ment in secret treaty of alliance and prOtectorate
published and republished in several of the Journals
OF the Capital, demands some notice from the un.
dersigned. Though its first anuunciatiOn, aud
through foreign periodical, sufficient to have
created dStrust endorsed as il was with prompt
reputation from liberal press yet it was not un-
Ill its fabrication was detected, and the source
and design whence it emanated, was exposed, that
the character which the report mcrited was given
to it by tn, opposing journals This drVOlvrs the
stronger the obligation this Legation whose du
ty, aud viii has been most sicrcdly observed,
TO preserve a neutrality between the two contend
ing powers, for the legitimate supremacy, to deny
most uuequivocHlly that any propositions for al
lance and prOtectoratc between the two Repuh-
the Government OF the United States
"Thr diplomatic relations between the United
States and the GOveunIr 4" hch has recently alb
dcated suspend before thai event aud there
has been no opportunity for galIz z their renewal
as II well known and understood bN tnIs community
With the Chiefs of the different Dep rtm ut- and
States, pronouncIng for the plan OF Ayuta and
which seems now to have achieved triumph there
has been no communication by either me-sen g"r or
IA wFitJ as t. what intimate relations that revuu
ton, III It's contamination, desired 70 maintain with
tie United States a. il vas well known 10 each and
20 all, that the American Minister accredited at
Mexico, could only hold an intercourse aud treat
with the legitimate sovereignt' in a Government d.
tdctO IL is due, however to those Chiefs, and to
many respected aud distinguished members OF the
party they now represent, and with whom | have
been in the enjoyment OF social, but not frequent
Intercourse during my brief residence at this Capt.
tai, that there never was an intimatOn that even
close alliance, involving prOtectorate annexa
ton, could either be sought, or was in any degree
desired. On the contrary, one and all manifested
great seusblity on the G5Hdt5OHdiity of their
Try; and the opinion common on both sides,
that even the possible necessity OF such a result to
the present revolution must be regarded with dis.
trust by both Republics. This Legation cannot,
however, testify much for some who profess low
atty TO the conservative power, aud who have made
suggestions favorable TO American Protector tie;
but always with the melancholy and distressing con.
viction that Mexico, after thirty years of internal
commissions, presented the struggles of a people in
capable Of self government; aud that to rescue Mex
leo from anarchy, there was now a necessity to seek
protection under the wings of a neighhoring Repub
lie that had so signay demonstrated its capacity
TO cOnsummate its Declaration OF Independence"
in tranquility and Advancement.
"As the diplomacy OF the American country,
whose hi h trusts in the keeping of this -ega-
ton, is Truth, neither yelled nor disguised it has
tell the imperative obligation TO speak it, through
a free and public press, that the United States shall
not be mistaken or misrepresented on an occasion
when the responsibility of maintaining her integrity
and honor abroad devoves on the undersigned
JAMES GADSDENn
Later intellig, nee informs us that the Church
and army in the Capital, backed by the foreign
bankers, French in the lead, aud ns'igated by
Hsrro Tamariz, hold midnight meeting, to con
coct designs against the incoming Government
The Church, it is said, will deposit its last me
do with the arch traitor 70 upset the guerrero
panther.
The lNAUGURATIoN.-The Inauguration Of
Gov. johnson will take place this morning at
IL O'Clock, in the Hill OF the House of Rep
resentatives.