The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-14
Late News from McxicO-POIiti-
ticaI Sltic Of the Country--An-
archy Prevails EveFyWhcrc.

y
Ths New Orleans Picayune Of thss2st b
ult. contains full details of che recent intel
iigehce from Mexico, an outline Of which
reached Us by telegraph three or four days
Siace. The latest from Che city of Mexico
are to the Cd of September, and from Vero
Cruz. four days later than those heretofer
received. From a reliable informant in
Mexico. the Picayune has obtained the fol-.
lowing intelligence o,v n. y
81 have been informed. although not from
an official source, that Dir. Forsyth, our min
lister IN Mexico, had finally closed the lesa.
ton, but not actually demanded his pass.
ports. He had gone to Tucubaya, intend.
ing to rem in there until the latter part OF
October. Th" British minister in Mexico
acted in concert with Mr.. Forsyth in resist.
ing the ymrnt by foreigners Of the { frcee
loan. The French minister hid heen re
called for advising his countrvnen to IN,
ply. The Duc,ur says that the Americans
are much though, O by the liberal party,
aud uccupy high stations of trust. That
party generally favors the American protec.
tora'e, though opposrd to NM x,tion. They
frequently cont!a~ the security which they
enjoyed 0i lie and property during the war,
when Gen. Scott, with The American amy,
held possession Of the government, to the
robberies murders daily committed by
their own ditereht chieituiIls no may hap.
pen to have the as:eRdency. A long pas
sage in sailing man of war, at this hurri
cafe and vomit0 season, arc the chief OBJ.
sjeciuus 10 our ministers coming home on
the Plymouth, which had not yet arrived,
although due twenty days since. according
to orders.
Zaloaga Is lost, and tho only hope of his
party is in the return OF Santa Anna 8 and
this his own generate (espe the chief,
Echeagaruy. J positively ridicule. because it
would be fatal to them. The success OF the
liberals in all parts, save the capital and its
environs, and there they but await opportu
lmy,,is subject Of daily discourse in al
most every city or town. Still, inactivity
may mar their hopes. Great pecuniary trou-
BILE aud much real distress, from denths,
hopelessness, modification, and despair Of
peace, are yisibly apparent. Juarez is hon.
est, u imuro enthusiastic, Echeagaray foxy,
wavering nnd silent Ngrete, as drill mas
ter, seems desirous to prepare troops to whip
the liberals, whom he so lately most dlst.
ardly betrayed and deserted ''
Letters from Queretaro of the 2Sth state
that the frontier force had moved from San
Luis towards that place, the main body re.
maining in Jarel. Reports had been pub.
'lished in the PensGmisnto, Of Guada!ajara,
that in an action St A Acambaro the constilu.
tionalists had had 500 men slain but the
Progreso redicules this, ond affects TO see
in the subsequent course OF the Pensgminto
good reuson to believe that very different
result had been experienced. -faalJ
The Vera Cruz Pro9reso gives an account
of the manner in which Sr. Rubles was
Etreated Of Vera Cruz, on his return thither,
after he had vainly endeavored to land Of
| TampicO. A boat was sent from the Span
sh ship Cor,ez to the British steamer Clyde
and took thence d. Manuel Robles Pezue.
20, D. Jose r. de Castro Sr. EspiHosa, o
the Mexican legation at Washington, and q
servant. The reason Of permission to lane
being refused them is said TO be that Sr
Robes is considered dangerous to the pub
lie tranquility, and that Sr. de Castro is still
under the the ban Of . decree OF expulsior
ior the same reason. The Pro9reso add
that some OF the fugitive chiefs from rampi
CO, who ere on board the Clyde. having en-
deavored 10 go with them to the Corlez, th'
officer in command Of the boat refused TO re
ceive them, stating that he had instruction
to receive those named only. - a.
Mr.. CoIidge, captured at Ofizaba, was lib
Grated at the immediate meditation ofMr
Forsyth, and no one else. Gardner. thu
Englishman, It is true, used his influence
i (and it is great at Orizaba, for he 10 yer
highly respected,) but without avail tn
Coldge was taken of with others to be she
at Ruelsta. Zuloaga, at Forsyth's persons
request or solicitation, procured HE release
Internationally. Mr. c. Afterwards waite
on Zuloaga, with our secretary Of legation
Walter Fearn, aud thanked that FUNCTION
ary. 81
A letter dated the I'D inst, from the cap
tai is stated by the Prcgrsso TO make Ii
j following announcement: "Zuloaea 10 e,
} tremely disgusted with Echeagsray, and
talks seriously Of appointing successor
him. In fact, he proposed to Portilla tn,
he should go and take command OF u
! troops but he Foundly refused, and, on b,
= ing pressed, said that he really did not wis
, to fight against the Vera Crusanos. Subs
duently he il said 10 have pr0posed to 4
"A u A.. AkA Amn nNn 4