The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-20
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

| ETtrdOfu1nuTy g.
| The local news for the past few DAYS contains but
! few points of interests. A conspiracy has been
broken up in an insipient state. We believe the
! parties compromised in it were not of a dangerous
character, and the object in view-the proclaiming
| of Santa Anna-rendered their schemes of but lit
| tie Importance.
From the interior the news is not encouraging to
the government. The State of Colima still adheres
! to the federast party, and from our letters we
learn that the general feeling in that State is to
| sustain the existing order of things there We
have advices that considerable force from Vidaur-
ri has entered the city of Iacatecas, and that re-
volt forced General Manero to retire from the civ
The official journal of this morning contains some
account of the fall of Zacatecas into the hands of
| the troops from Nuevo Leon. 1t appears that 800
OF the government troops went over to the side of
the federalists.
From other quarters we get nothing of impor-
lance. The siege of Tampico continued at last ad-
vices The arrival there of the United States steam
err Fulton will put stop to the plundering of Amer
lean vessels.
The long silence that has prevailed in regard to
Mexican governmental finances seems to have been
the precursor to some most astounding reforms
Already the Official paper has opened its mouth
and we are induced to believe the present week will
make further developments in connection with some
reforms in the adm instration of Mexican finances
We shall see if the prescription will be followed by
cure.
Some time since referred to an article publish
ed in praise of the public character of ExPresident
Carrera. At that time he was somewhat severely
treated by the sem-oflicial Journal the Sociedod
Within the past few days this same journal has
contained an article most lattering to EX-Presdent
Carrera. There is something ominous in this, and
1t may be torerunner to something of still more
impressive character.
The treasurers of the fund set aside for the ioui-
oatl0n OF the claims created by the robbery of the
conducta at San Luis, Messrs. Graham Greaves
Co. give notice that another dividend of 25 per cent
will be paid to holders of bills of lading
~, The condition of Yucatan daily becomes worse.
The whites are constantly divided and quarrelling
amongs themselves, whilst the savages are united
and are pressing their merciless warfare upon the
settlement of the whites. Late dates from the pc
nnsua contain accounts of further outrages of the
Indians.
Senior Larrmzar, Minister of War, has been
named Minister from Mexico to Rome
Lave, Irias, Alatriste, Mejia and Carretoro are
reported in Vera Cruz. Treo still holds out at Pc
rote in favor of the federalists.
Our letters from Colima to the Goth of April. saw
that Coma stands fast in the support of the con
stltuton, and the tide of bad luck to the consttu-
tonal party seems to have been checked at the line
of this State.
There is at this time a strong force at the great
barrancas-say 1000 men-and increasing daily
They say, "Liberty under the constitution or
DEATH" VI
Time alone will determine this struggle, for good
or Tor evil The party that succeeds will have to
LOOK back upon the past with sorrow for the
follies OF their country. Poor Mexico! The rich
est and prettest part of this globe must 90 to de-
structlon to crafty the whims and caprices of a
lew generals who go to battle one against another
without having a single point to gain, except the
destruction of their country.
From another correspondent we have received
dates to the 22d ult.
Sr. ID. Benito Juarez remained here on his way
to Acapulco for few days, for which port he left
Manzanillo some ten days since
The newly appointed minister of Guerramy Mari
ma, Sr. D. Santos Degollado, is still in this city,
Gen. Degollado has been left with full powers for
CARRYING on the government in the absence of
Sr. Juarez.
just now our State is perfectly tranquil although
we hear of ''wars and rumors of wars" from the
interior.
Very little specie has passed through this place
since the revolution commenced at Guadalaiara
with the exception of some $4,000, which went to
Panama by the last steamer.