The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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yssy Latsst News-IDsults 60 the Auserican
ussnisser-flch mexicans co be- squsszcd-
Eso~Haon Thrown Into P,isos.--nnsr
Hun W~N, Sc. &C.
OUR CITY OF MsxIco CORRESPONDENCE.
Msnco. August 2, 1868.
Ayress Of Wealthy Copitaists-A Ne,o WY 10 Raise
Money Numero. Imprisonmsnts for 7alking-InsSiss
to W. Forsyth General &tyamcn after Money -Wrached
State Of the Countrywide Press Psysecxted, de-. de-
Three days ago cant you lengthy review Of our u-
terpsi social condition. but postal communications
uncertain VIII briefly glance at the principal events
since my previous letter, while AN giving you, by
the extraordinary Of the sritAh packet the news q the
La three Gays.
In gossppg circles growing out Of the arrest Of two Of
principal men OF wealth, Don Manuel EsoAndon and
. brother in law OF Con. Robes, Don Miguel Brnsas.
The cause Of their ares: 10 ths-About ton
Gays or Q fortnight ago the government con.
ceved the idea OF repeushng It's bsggared treasury by
forcing the principal Of wealth OF this city loan the
nation 81 100000 the paper OF the church rae
pasts who had heretofore been tho supporters
Of this government did not like tho which
this proposition was made and declined the neoocio
Tho government, urged II, but the capitalists held
out. This excited the government, and was
decided thai tho government should not aban.
don its demands. The chief or police WAS there-
fore ordered 70 arrest several capilAlsA bat - they
kept on. Of the va " arrests were made for severa
days, until finally the government. grew impatient and
capitalists became scared Eacandon and Brngas tried to
make their but the chief Of police got hold of them
and they were thrown In prison. where they have been
for past six days. cut off from al relations with their
ffiens, and confined to prison food Besides this, the
government imposes fine Of 81 900 per diem for their
perveseness In refusing the amounts asked OF them Up
to iast night these gentlemen still remained In prison. and
still persisted in refusing to pay their assessments.
Several others of the rich OF this city have pursued
by the police, but have hidden themselves. In cases
where parties have not paid something to crafty the 60.
vernment, passports have been made out aad several
gentlemen who are now "away on their haciendas" will
find these interesting documents their tables wnen they
return
Altogether these arbitrary proceedings have created
great deal Of loose talk but prepared
for that emergency and the highly enlightened Conspiracy
bill was put in operation Sixty persons reduced 10
prison In forty eight hours for talking" Arrests still
continue frequent The editor of the SgIo chased
the United States Legation few days since by the
police. He took refuge there in defiance Of the police but
afterwards induced to leave his comfortable quarters
by Mr. Foryth who "could compromise his legation
In that manner" Poor Zarco therefore forced 70
make his escape by the asoed secrets himself best
he could.
This act OF Mr.. Forsyth has altogether made him un-
popular with both Sides The government consequence
have, WILL notify Mr. f. that 10 the Of tumut he
(Mr. f. must take OF himself Indeed Il is said that
well Mr. f. marked by the police that two days since
he very being the instrument Of gross insult
10 the diplomatic cloth Of the United States by his
reduction 70 prison - . common vsgabond The
circumstance about ths-Mr Forsyth was returning
from morning ride, whom he up with two dogs that
were wrangllng about . bone In one Of tho principal
streets This very canine amusement In Mexico
terminated suddenly by the parties TO the combat rubbing
violently against the feet OF hmpighters ladder and
oyerturning the amplghter In the street with great
crash OF gla. sputor Of OIL and, bysanders think the
fracture Of several Of the ampghers ribs This CHATTER
and crash excited the metal Of Mr. Forsyths hery horse
and he In consequence lying from The Of
the disaster Tho police of course always regarding fus
tves culprs BET Ntes him and ausmensed q every
block until Mr. +. had gone four blocks when his hone
seized and no ordered regard with submission The
representatives Of law and order In vain did Mr. r.
plead his sacred and invohble person Tho police
nipgly suggested In reply that any might do tho
thing 10 escape from justice Mr.. r. then forced 70
that they persisted he should be forced 70 disturb their
brains induced the police TO fall back and allow the 70
preventative Of the United States 10 pass his homo
Cen Miramou, who made his appearance here some
five days SINCE LEFT again yesterday morning. with
siderable money, for his DIVISION which supposed
near GuansuHao The Of his coming here was
70 be for money and that undoubtedly the TIE
Of hs going away suddenly the reported sp
proach Of vdaurri 70 Guansuato considerable force
ri
leagues OF that place. vidaurn is within day
march Of their forces By th: time. He must have b.
him therefore shA have the great battle before long
GuanAjuaso. Should Mramon triumph the country
will reman h. should vidsurri triumph the strife
will be between vdaafn and JuArez. A. for peace,
neither side has The elements to restore H.
$50 country most yrscn.G condition s ~, = the pre-
paralzatiou OF business is something very alarming
s with all Of ths those miserable people Afford TO
and curse the Yankces they hate with cordially
shas cannot be appreciated by ousidsrs st with all this
we S n.,S ~ ss, ps hero
AZ presen, the liberal press 10 closed up and all Of the
editors in jail except Moran. kassen othe French paper
zarco Of the Sgo, his hidden hmsel and the editor Of
the Extraordinary would certainly have been ordered 70
government COMMENCED 70 prosecute him, found DO
bad TO much Influence his side. Tho oher editors
have no strong friends 70 assist them IN emorseocos Of
pans eye OF the government
Our postal communications interrupted In every
direction and with the silencng Of eli The liberal
papers, have but very little news stirring hero. In
fAct very dangerous 70 write even csfers abroad, Tor
these people capable Of banianng any presx
me dispatches from the United sases government Of
date of about the IAN ut nom Washington have not ye
rcsched The legation In This city, owing 70 the bearer Of
them having stopped by The quarantine lay 81 Vera
Cruz We therefore pretty much In the dark - 10
what you are going 70 DO with m.
CRY on Mkxroo, July "a, 1855.
Tnterfr~cs smfh COryeTo~droe-falvrs Of PrcpsSi
Lste-oI Neutrality-suspicious. If kiromo~-Te Nsr ks~ss-
hy-Es Presid<w Gom>s Fdrsas-TAs Pres ku.zloi-
7rads-fhs Position Of Ne Te~oA kirssev, DC, de-
Deprived Of all direct communication with Ne United
NaAss there certainty Of ny ctfsr reaching you IN
dns TINA neverthclem shall ncs rstais any longer
but give chance, In sending 70 Vera Cruz, an
rate opportunity offered By person scins down -
and yho h. -