New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-28
Later from Mexico.

In addition to what we have already published con
cernng matters and things in Mexico, we CLEAN from
our exchanges additional items Of interest to
those who have relations with that country. Es
The house Of Baron, Forbes & Co., Of Tepic, has
suffered the dispeasure of the government and Mr.
Forbes, U. S. Consul at Tepc has been sent out of
the country. Mr.. Collin, the manager of their fac
tory, was arrested and kept in confinement four DAYS
These outrages will probably, induce the interference
OF our government, as they constantly occurring,
| and are such as no nation overlook.
The most important matter that reaches us from
Mexico, by this arrival, is the news of difficulty
between the government and the Catholic clergy
which is complicated with the difficulties Of the for
eign ministry. The course of conduct pursued bv
President Comonfort towards the clergy of Pueba,
offended the Sandman minister and the representa-
tlVes OF Catholic countries, so far that ALL with the
exception OF the French minister, only, had demand.
ed their passports 1t is stated, reason WHY the
French minister not involved in the trouble that
he had been previously instructed to protect the
Popes Nunco.
The Picayune has some private information from
Vera Cruz, on the 10Th, which we copy
"Order regns in the Republic. The bands of dis
affected in the states of Mexico and Michoacan have
been overcome Something, however, has just oc-
ehleu winch Aiy uiFe Important results. The Gov
ernment has ordered the holders of bonds of the Span
lsh debt to deliver them up should give security
tor Their value, under pain OF embargo The bonds were
surrendered by convention equivalent to treaty.
1t is feared that if this Government does not WELD as
Is just since has no right to act in this manner DIFF
hcutles may arise between Spain and Mexico.''
is stated that decree is about to be issued com
mandng the Board Of Public Credit to issue bonds to
the amount of sl2,O0o,O0o, and providing that with
these bonds Alone payments shall be made in the Gus
toms and other government Offices; that the sale
Board shall pay into the public treasury from $40O OG(
to 100000 per month, out Of the pcoceeds of the
sale of the said bonds, and that the balance shall be
placed to the public credit.
Gen. Vidauri is said to have declared against the
government, and $500 men have marched against
him from the Capital. Vdaurri declares that every
merchant, national or foreign, who shall import
chandise into the Republic, by way of Matamoros
or by or through the frontier customs of the North
shall pay into the treasury of the state of Nueva Leon
and Coahuia twothirds Of the import dues to which
the imported goods subject under the tariff; aud
in case Of failure, the cargo shall be sezed without
any formal process and without any right to recama
ton.
The Government has called for revision pf the
Spanish Convention, which was resisted by Mr. Lazas
the Spanish Minister, the ground that hle treaty
did not authorize it. The Government edered many
Spanish creditors to return the boRis and the dlvl-
dends they had received them, il order that they
might remain in deposit during lie revision to which
the Spanish Government wouk not assent The cred
tor refused to comply wit the order to depositthem
and the government hasaid an embargo on them.