New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-21
MEXICO.

From 7Ae y. o. Ptsayune, July Is
The steamship Empire City, Capt Gsiiiln which ar
rived last evening, brought copies Of TIE Mer,c1n
Extraordinary Of the 18th and 10Th ut, forwarded to
US With appreciated attention via Havana.
The paper Of the later OF the two dates stated pub
shes circular from Sr. Parrs Minister OF War and
Marine dated the llth u, addressed 70 the Captain
General Of Guansjuato with desire that II he COM
muncated TO Governors Of Departments and military
Chiefs he may deem proper, prohibiting the impo-
sion Of forced loans foreigners alleging ss grounds
that they have given rise TO claims on the part OF tor
egn ministers ntng nations with whom Mexico
friendly terms, that the Government wishes TO
avoid all motives of complaint which might psrchsnce
endarger the mutual good understanding nov existing
between them, and tnat foreigners are exempt from
contributing to forced loans, by virtue Oh tue solemn
declaration made by the Supreme Government in the
month of February.
A. the request OF the French Minister order for
the expulsion Of three ctzens of France has bsen re-
called. Those for tie expulsion of Sr. Zamora and
Mr.. Capson had also been cancelled.
The cathedral snd temple of LIS Compsna and San
Augustin al MoIeia, were thrown down in ruins oy
the earthquake of the l9th u some private build
pgs fell and most of the others remained in very
dspcsted condition. At Patzacusro, fifteen leagues
west OF MoreEa, the temples OF La Parroquia, La
Compania San Juan de Dios, and the Sanctuary of
Guadalupe, were shaken to the ground, as well as
number Of private houses, from the ruins OF which
sixteen dead bodies had been recovered.
The adjacent villages Of Indapares, Chsro &C.,
were thrown into ruins. In the town Of Chilpsncngo
sinty houses were thrown down, and the streets
hesped with ruins In Gusdsla ara, all the houses,
and IN Igusls number, reported TO have suffered
less and the earthquake occurring during the
heat of firing between the Zuoags and Juarez forces
for time interrupted it. 10 other towns noticed, the
earthq quake, though severely felt and causing much
alaIm is not reported to have done much damage.
At Jaspa shock Slso felt the 10Th. So that
the phenomenon experienced three successive
days in different parts Of the country.
The Federal forces reported to have been driven
out Of by those Zuosgs under Gov. Mora
Vilemil-the latter losing over over one hundred
men, and the former doubtless it is said much more.
The Federal forces also reported ~ havsxetired
from Gusdalsjara, but no particulars were known.
The State OF Durango had been declared under mar
tal law, in consequence of anticipated invasion
from chihuahua.
Gen. Alvarez and his son Diego are reported still at
their home but it was reported they would take
the field. Reports say that from 600 TO 1000 Pntoe
had crossed the Mescala Pnson with the largest force
having gore toward Toluca, for which place the Gov
ernment had dispatched troops from the capital.
Ii is said that Gen. Yanez TO succeed the late
Gen. Osoloe.
Gov. Pesquera Of Sonora has issued proclamation
aganst Comonfort Zuloaga and all revolutionary
military officers says he will not submit 10 the gov
ernmeLt Of the clergy, and that Sonors vii hold ner
self Independent OF al factions. and invites other
States TO JON with her. The Extraordinary suggests
this may indicate that there Is something In the
marks Of Senator Houston regards the disposition
Of the State Of Sonora