The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22


envelope the country an continue to rage until
the whole fabric is reduced charred and CHASTITY ruin
II safe consider for any one 10 calculate upon the
realization any the suggestions or hopes entertained
by parties here To establish the church party all the
bayonets OF Spain devoted to the work, is
impossible: or then the American ihbuster would
appear IN the ranks OF the opposition To drive out
the clergy and the Spanards and form government
frsm the liberal party Us impossible for there are
too few intelligent amongst them and, moreover,
they canno, endure to admit foreigners in their country on
an equality To hope for relief from the United States
like hoping against hope after the singular
conduct the American government has pursued in leaving
10 neglect the of its prosecuted citizens and repre-
sentatves What is before remains to be developed,
but the work has commenced and mistake very much
II be not followed up vigorously The object OF Spain in
sending troops against Mexico although avowedy 70 bring
General Cara TO account unquestonaby 10 aid the
present church party OF Mexico with the ultimate view of
reestablishng Spanish superiority this country
In this capital expectation will he tip toe 10 receive
the next message Of Mr.. Buchanan In all the public
places this forthcoming document now spoken OF and It's
probable contents discussed and here again three positive
opinions are found, The government party think Mr.
Buchanan will apologize 10 Mexico for the conduct Of the
late representative Of the United States and recommend
suitable steps Congress for that end The purOs think
Mr. Buchanan will advise alliance Of the American CO.
vernment with them for the establishment of an anti
church rule Mexico and they base their arguments upon
the conduct Of the late representative OF the United
States, who, as they say and believe, acted under
instructions from Mr. Buchanan. third opinion Us gene
rally entertained by foreigners that Mr. Buchanan VIII
call the attention Congress To the fact tina. the govern
lawful acts and in defiance of said protests banishcd Sc
vcrai American citizens from this country that he VIII
urge upon Congress to redress the prosecutions OF
American citizens and the insults repeatedly offered to
American consus and to the American nag anu that he
will suggest the prorety Of Congress taking some steps
prevent the recurrence OF these acts the future
Some clear headed persons who form portion OF thus
party 90 further and think that Mr. Buchanan VIII pro
tue adoption Of such measures as viii forever pre-
the possibility OF Spain landing troops upon Mexican
soil which can only by the United States keep
ING troops here under one Of the many pretexts she has
got for doing These the opinions here as 70
Mr. Buchanans forthcoming message, as cleaned from the
chit chat OF THIS capital.
The political Of the country has assumed several
and interesting forms since my last letter Guada
aiara after Of forty days and after the backing
and filing Of the federal troops (the bcsegers) several
has at last srccumbed 10 the tedeasts and at this
time quaTercd inside OF its walls at out 1000 Of their
forces The government, gcpcral,Bancarte aud CASINO
va-hed out well and believe have saved their lives
but seyeiai Of their officers were caught and shot The
Chief OF Police Of the city OF Guadaaiara and one of
Bancartes colonies hung from the balcony OF the
Archhishops palace OF that place. The news OF this
disaster to the arrived here yesterday butas
yet the details have not been made known Guadalajara
is the third place of importance in the republic
While Guadalaiara falling into the hands Of the
fedasts. Zcatecas which has been abandoned By them
entered and possessed y General Marques with about
500 government troops No lighting took place, but the
government general who wished to distinguish the event
the spiAug of some blood, shot Americans. We
have no adgices here who these Americans were very
Likely innocent traders for il Is not possible any persons
beiongn. to the federal army would have thus foolshy
exposed themselves.
some new pronpnedmino to the nation. Echeagaray
Is for procamng Robes President Of the repubhc but
nearly all OF the government generals tainted with
the patriotic desire Of filing the Presidential char i
extremely difficult for the self deny M Eheagaray 10 get
any in with him Tor the elevation OF Mr. Robes
although week has now been consumed IN making
efforts
From the camp Banco hear that dissensions have
sprung mp between that leader AID some of his fiery
foreign officers who wish him to upon this city again
and take il lose Their wigs IN the attempt Banco
does not like the idea q his troops do and have
hp do 10 Led
Mysterious disappearance Of bars OF gold and
silver from the camp while Bancos forces were here,
the lih 18th and 10th OF last month have brought about
division of the forces and Is believed that Sabas ltnr
bide has now the mjs OF them with him. What tbs will
produce remains 10 b. seen.
The region Of Tuancogo is now infested with federal
iss. Real del Monte is their possession. II is said
that Carvaja with two thousand men, Is IN that quarter
and Il lively times may scon come Upon us here for
with Carvaia Sabas Itnrbde, &C. thronging the outlets
of this valley, the government " II again be thrown into
state OF excitement horrld apprehension Of
ropes aud the haconcs bishops palaces IL likely
rise up before the President and his Cabinet II Is clear
that this Apprehension has already seized them for the
young Traconis who taken prisoner the 18th u,
while calamity leading party Of bouses into the Church
Of the MERGED yesterday pardoned The day before
lac had been put capa to prepare for death and that
step only precedes the work Of the executoner but,
the receipt of the from Guadalaiara the govern
unanimously pardoned him" No alluson j. made TO the
motive which, unquestionaby, is bid for pardon II the
the Cabinet IN the course OF events come next door to
the exccutioner
In this capital the great generals Of the government
still and jus, now present picture very much
ike the camp Of Blanco. Discussions exist on all sides,
IN which the female generals take hand. Generals
Perez Gomez and Feha are quarreling through the
papers about the honors Of the battle the Cosme
come saws he did all the hard fighting. aad that Peiia
did not appear in the acton at all. Pena says
thai Gomez from the enemy and that he did nothing
for the victory The fact both pretty correct
and that have told YOU in former letter the federal
tthc day by the explosion Of Of their magazines
in their midst However. Gomez y furious, and swears
he viii give 20 the world the particulars Of the battle Of
HutcheoQuc. where pea fired upon lot Of poor Indians
WHO q the moment making bonfire IN his honor,
and who lad guns IN their hands IN their hives.
Gomez and Mranon have words. and lastly, the
wives Of Miramon and Zuloaga have had a ssrmsh, IN
which their shng tresses barely escaped About ten
dayS ago Mramon got married 70 Miss Lombardo, an
pXra0rd lady for Mexico who has had end
Of riaons a. young foreigners and who has IN times
past been much admired b. many American families
dent here. she j. something 81 strong minded young
lady and wished her darling Miguel to kick zuoaga out
and take tie Presidency himself This got to thSesrs Of
Madame Zuoaga Who. by the way, makes Of the
nascuiin. hahmcnts IN Don Felix's household. and she
~ once ct 20 watching her ahngon WITH terrible eyes
Of jealousy soon offered Miranon. on the LIST.
(il Saints day drunk and got dfubbng IRON the
vulgar hands a French beer maker, and with coudcd
eyes brought home IA carriage To- Tic arms of his
Young wife. Madame Iuioaga came down uron the
y0unV and ambitious Madame Mramon. aud. report has
IL language PASSED between thain the OF their
husbands which would haycrcccicd credit uion the stars
Of - tsh market.
81 forced under the decree 81 18th May but
foreigner pays willingly, the government resorts 70
force and the collection Of the loans goes ahead again
slowly. NuH American, aCtnK Nhufr tnf AlNCe gwen
~ Mi Forsyth and approved Ivy the United States gov.
eminent and now reiterated by Mr. Hack, Acting United
States Charge Aairs yesterday was forced " see his
goods carried from his place o business for the payment
Of this loan. The American citizen, Chatham, still re-
mains IN prison uucared Tor, except by the useless ef
forts OF Mr. Hack who. the absence Of any attention 10
this ca OF outrages the part 81 the United States
eminent y nov praying, the broad argument of hu
mainly for the Mexican government 70 set CHATHAM At
liberty, show some his detention IN prsoa,
where be must be set free by death, other relief
come 10 him very soon.
Mr. Perry stii remains IN the Dcpuacon Ia my last
N saying b. bad been allowed ~ 70 ont to
attend a. his business. HIS agents permitted 10 see
him prison. and be " o. be forwarded out of the
try ID a few DAYS Mr. Worral. under order Of Danish.
ment for compliance with the decree q 18th May,
lett have already stated Ia you, on the morning u
the "a inst lie will most likely go TO the toted States by
the mail steamer which takes this letter to YOU.
Within the past few days no new demonstrations have
been made towards the rcestabshment of the Inqus-
ton. Doubtless the plans going ahead IN private
ana should the government ret ria az the fears
that operate upon their nerves ana should
The SJaniards succeed IN holding Tampeo, the
taf tho shane Of