New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-04
MEXICO.
From rnev o Picayrns. Noti =, go, Vera
..m.n'n ,S tennessee, Capt. Forbes, ton '''

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Cruz arrived tuis nQfDrs. a.. y -, -
TIE Parser reports that me tooH'.g osn-;Gc;os.
: ..ish hrigs Pel,yo. Valdes snd HatansIoi s"''n
~ co,or French fdgste Cleopatra ~ s""'' ""'
steamship Smcoh' d. .t ld,irai penaud WAS |
The Perssr also report "a I,cL ronadron
.,reced daily with the rest Of thc ticn." - No. co,n
10 isyn from the Pur.er tha; there Sas ny Vy
raTcafion between Vera Cruz ana ~ M =, - - ~
1o he Informs us taai nolh,pps S3i I'm -.
ccc"Ieu ~ oo Inc 9is. with hs 10. vei troops,
eance ~ He further states "a, there was rn-
nor mV .bat Decolado AGi def s.ed Marsuez near Gus
najuato. 49,. r-,rc
ooresporSSer. a. Vera Cruz:
CsnetponGence of Tie y. o. Pcpyare -. II, 0, tsss
y,,.s,asv r,orlps entered here General Tfelo', W.T.
-, ,ersbie ard deso-e condition, brinF So - sh9ut
1 ,po ssoes These heroic troops have I,i'ea W more
s.S sree rSt, he Of e aeh 'aT v % zoe; Of
ar TcfeaSarsy, End have ieit tha 49, ,r5 ' to.
ysod of starvation e 5eaoea y 81 sae up the fr,re m ls T
,p,ed al .uIs ard 1tstroyrd al tne ea5 La s Ia. M
,sSsy lis ei,Ty only into tAe '' 'e'i'Jsa "a'
OF PsFoe - Cen r. ejo. ana HI. a'-sarvcd soldiers is
A., a, - iseor,hy IN the camp 4 Eobelssray they
cud have not only ~ih 80 ~ - @ eu' g.. esa 20. b
Wea,e slso favored by aconlr~rcia house With the
,nrexed extracts from ctters hought by the Iennes-
sec: 4. No. ~. 20 ,o,s
I'VE ore nDs6e 70 s,s 1',s'o f 5s coor.v W. axe ~
oob,sa revolutions pob hesr or spoken Of bu' the eu
,us, as far from peace Is we ,nls ago Al
with Tie road suspended We esunos n our
SsniioB hopes th the United States Govern neHi
msyyst be indooe4 to interfere y,,, csrz Nov o. 1s,
The potos tsai Of this unfortunate country are IN a
nos a1,eSG sSS i & sSso Scas ao the " SoaoS " viii Be to-
eouoa,on 1, supposed that expect shortly attach
french and fo5r spanish vessels var do not think that
su7 outrsges be committed bcre."
Ne have files of tie Vera Cruz Progreso TO the
2ist inst inclusive, by the Tennessee. We find in
them but little to add to the communication above
given.
auuus the contracts msde by tne I1lOaga Govern
inert. md the night to annul those Of Gen.
ComoDforts Administration.
The Dcznocrocio of Mexico Gays that Mirarnon g
victory over Ni0aurri cost him 600 men, aud may be
regarded in fact defeat. HE troops are said to
have undergone such misery In San Lus. that he is
said 10 have been compelled 70 divi them in detach
ments, at the risk Of facilitating t1cr defeat IN detail
He is said to have had warm alteration with Iuio-
aga the subject Of sore yneede supplies, and that
the consequence but for the interference OF Others
would have been his removal from The command.
IL was reported that there some probability Of
the removal of Echeagaray confidence in him had
been lost.
Correspondence Of The N. 0. Pcayruc.
CITY or NEXICo, Nov. rs, 1885,
The Opposition papers, you are aware, have
been broken 10 long ago by the Conservative party
here; and although We have an English aud a
FreSch paper published in this city, they are no..
allowed 70 sny anything politics, except what
what s published first in the official paper (DiartO
Ofcsal) but the Conservative papers cell every
day Of victories gained Jher enemies aud nj
the END Of the month, instead Of fading ad-
vance toward peace ard tranquility, We find their in
fsTnal affairs more complicated than ever, with
chiefs and forces, )ty after any is defeated
foy their victories, they call them generally consist
in causing the other party 20 away which ID moth
ing more than changing his position and az both par
ties live the country al large, and this kind of game
n more dvertpg than hari aJ"r these bands Increase
continually, ard therefore there be hope Of
ing order restored again IA ts eouuiry by the MoX
cans themso Ives.
This Government tel ms that they have taken the
Castle OF Perota, AMI that few days ago tleir troops
gsI ed victory over 800 Of the otUer party at
Pechuca, a mining district eighteen leagues from
here but We DO not inquire whether l. De true not,
because We are not berehed by it, and The same dis.
order and dscord prevail as before.
Degolad9 the Puro eIelal At oni the %Sth oi last
siege dnj tifacl on i cf a months duration, during
wlich time considerable damage is said to have
been done TO its edifces. Two OF the prisoner chiefs
we're immediately hung, for having as It Is SAID,
executed one OF theirs previously, nor Her
fera; but Gen. Blsncorte, who had defended the
city, was infamonsy assassinated while living in a
private house under the guarantee of capt. ulation;
one OF the conservative papers here telling the pubic
that fore gnors bad shown The MeN'can5 how TO
suke that city by laying mncs and hOwOg up 80 ne o..
the convents and that they also assisted IN putting
artNnO lht neCks oi SONIC lndl were nuiE
THIS is published to excite the p)pulace against foI
<gners, IL paper called tie S0cciad, whose priuci-
pal editors, we believe, are SDsuiards, aEd this paper
r. considered here q semoiicial paper so that this
Government and the editors about par in
I'll, il ideas respecting foreigners here.
Gen. Roblcs, who remained in the state of Vera
Cruz for some weeks after mis- arrival from Washing
Ton came to this city days ago, ana hs friends
wish to make him Presidents but ZulOaga is not dis
posed To- resign. Gen. Mramon's friends wish him to
Dc Pre,deut also but be has had to give 40 all idea
e. Il i
ago 20 take command Of the army which is about
10 attack Degollado in Guadalliarl, and some think
that be viii kc it from the Iuros; bu', as said be-
fire Il is Cf , consequence 10 us which holds NJ, ~
The disorder is bound te continue IN tle untry
nptn some foreign nations oblge them by force to be
quiet, ald TO go g work