Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-19

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Later From mexico--PrOgrtss Of the iEsTo-
luton.
The steamship Tennessee arrived 81 New Orleans
the 10Th, with Vera Cruz dates to the slh iast,
and dates from The City Of Mexico to the "a. Ths
news brought BY her Is interesting. The tao. far-
ties now OOntsnding for suprsmacy-the Rsaotionsis
and Libsrals-are both preparing for q aatl stag
gle, but, as We have previously stated ohanoss
strongly in favor Of the success Of The LlBaal
(JuarsE) government. The EzFsorsng7y, 81 The
18th ult, the only journal from hs capital We ase
received, gives gloomy enough review 81 ihs
events Of the past month, and Is evidently AFRAID to
tel even half the truth IS The zuloaga goVerumsnt
would certainly suppress It, Wsze it to do The
most noteworthy act Of the Zaloaga gorernmoas vas
the forced 0as, in order to defay tbs expenses Of
the government. The Extraordinary says.
In this capital We have had an unusual aulsuut
Of discussion within Tie past fortni7ht grdRinr
out Of the PFomulgation By the government 81 tE0
DEGREES, imposing contribution Of one per cent.
al capitals exceeding 81, OOo and not excssdinE
81, 500 600. One decree imposed this contribution.
and another provided that ell who might oouae-for-
ward and pay the impost levied upon rham, wiihia
q given time, should participate in the advantages
Of national bank, proposed 70 be crested The
commerce. Of the city have been particularly active
in endeaEOring to avert the actual enforcsmahf Of
these DEGREES. Amongst the foreigners meetings
have been held, and their liability has been fully
argued. Their judgment has aimos. Universally
been contrary % their liability under existing fsa-
ties. meeting Of the diplomatic corps took place
on the same subject, but combined action vas not
secured, and the matter Of enforcement remains yet
point Of discussion.
The American Minister, Mr. FoRsvrH, had pro-
tested in long and able note, addressed 70 ST. DOz
LUIS G. CUEvAs, Minister Of Foreign Relations
against the imposition Of this impos on forsiyners
generally, and American citizens especially. Mr..
0rwAE, the British Minister, had taken similar
step. 'aas
Dates from The capital Of the ID state if7t The
ZulOaga government had only received $4,000 on
account Of the forced loan. Foreigners had raeiBsS
an extension Of iadgiaits mae or he Pqyspf e thsr
share.
The American plan for the piei6oation Of Mexico
~ ProteGtorate Is atiraeting attention both q the
capital and az era Cruz ..I Ed
From Jalapa We learn that after The Consultation
alists drove the government force from Puents Ma
oional, Gen. Oronoz went down from Jaiapa and
after struggle, reOesuPied the bridge, IN which
some blood was shed
The siege q Psrote does not progress Tia cas-
tie hss provisions for 900 men for seven months
Trego, the eOmmaudant, minated 20 Gen Eehea-
garsy that if he occupied the town Of Psrote. he
would shell him out Of it. The General trks m
an offensive position in the place and he Ere from
the castle obliged him to retire TIE 5sgiegs3 fies
saLisd 0ut, and sacked be todn Of PsroH Gen Ech-
eagaray ordered stack, Containing 2,000 loads Of
barley, 70 be burnt farm near Perofs. TO pre-
vent the Constitutionalists from making uss OF Il
for forage.
AdTiees from San Luis Potosi state fhss Mira
mon, the ZulOsga V0mmander had been fWiss de-
feated BY Gen. Zaazus. Mirsm0n had but lttla
money, and no small amount Of discretion 5rists
among The troops. On the other had the FEstori-
Gus march Of Zuazua caused the people 81 che
country TO JOIN the standard Of the ir0ntiersman IN
great numbers. lsE
Gen. Mirsmon was pressing large numbers into
his ranks, and but few idlsrs were allowed 81 pass
unmolesled in the streets Of San Luis
Al Puebla, San Luis Poiosi, snd other oigiss in
possession Of the Luloaga government forced loans
ike those at the capital had bean fesortsd ia and
were particularly unpopular amongst the frsiQn
residents. Protests we're made by an Glasses off6r-
signers, always excepting the spaniards
President Juarsz vas e Vera Cruz administering
the government
Mr.. James A. Peasants, United States Consul at
Minstitlan, hsd addressed an official note TO the
President expressing his gratihoation a. bis safe
arrival Ct Vera CruE. We rather suspect that Mr.
Peasants vas solieitous more for the charter
Of the RshqaatsPee company than for ssngF Jua-
rez's health. -
EbE1uus 1l1PdeLt4 o. AaH0El4E alf AllEaA
party had been imprisoned BY Gen. Zuloaga in the
city Of Mexico.
The Pope had through bis nunoio sent az auto
graph letter to President Zuloaga in which be takes
occasion to thank him for restoring to The clergy
their estates.
D. Pan6lo Galindo has been appointed b. Gen.
ZulOaga, Governor Of the State Of Michoacsn. As
that State is however, in the hands Of the Liberals
Senior Gslndo win not have very snerous duties 10
perform.
Indian raYagss continue TO be ths order Of the
day in the State Of DurangO
A decree Of Juarez's Government dated Vera Cruz,
June ?, warns all Mexican c0nsul8 against r8cogni-
King or holding communications with the Zul0aga
party on pain Of dismissal from Office. Tampico and
Mazatlan are said 70 be the only sospors no now IN
the hands Of the Juarsz G0veFnmsnt.
The last accounts received &C Vera Cruz from San
Luis Potosi via McKee, state that Gen OsoIios had
1 effected junction with Gen. Mirsmon. Opposed
70 them were the frontier men, under Gen Zlazua,
at the haciendGs Of Hedionda and Las Bocsg. Ce-
laya and Salamanca, where it VIII be rscoTleeisd
the troops Of the Liberal party we're dsfsstod By
OsollOs, had been rsoocupisd b their troops.
The lsthmus Of Tehuantspec has not been exempt
from the effects Of the revolution. A spaniard
named jose Maria C0nchada, and sargeaEt named
Manuel Gareia, headed rising 10 favor Of che Lu-
loaga Government, but 10 was promptly suppressed,
The newspapers ct the capital have taste Of
the censorship. Gen. Zuloaga has suppressed the
HsralaO, and its successor, the aurora others
have been e warned "a Louis Napoleon
Il is said that gold has been discovered on the
Isthmus Of Tshuantspeo b. the surveyors in the
employ Of B. Jsoker & Co., the oontraei0rs Of
the Transit road.
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