The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-19

versmens No repss have been sounded 10 Consequence
Of the sdvces received bat the contrary said TIA.
tbc interests Of the government In tho interior are
fast Koiag 70 pieces. II said GuaasajSa only bold
Itself; for although the government has considerable
force there the greater portion Of the troops reacto
n.y. not paid, &c. and at las, advices we're evincing
rather errac disposition Apronun;iansiento 10 Guadsls
jsra may be hourly looked for indeed government
is rot already In possession Of the trush
From Michoacan hear that the edsrasts have been
making the country dsagresabIe for parties OF 60
verDment troops, 30 much 80 tha. now q soldier OF
tho palace government not be fond In tae whole
State Besides, the fedsrass satisfied TO give
noyance 10 all friends Of tina government aud
quer 10 that this tho spsniards IN tina. State
receiving frequent calls, and not over pote vsers The
Of haciedzs being destroyed reaches here every
day.
Pirsan, at last aivices, wsa at Norela with 1900
pn'os It's quite PROBABLE that shall coon have to 70
in my letters the Herald more zsssssinaons
Of spaneids. Pirsan has said he will not let i've
sranard leave his bands.
From Gu2napa,o and 0untaro there nothing OF great
importance hese States are geper atty 10 tue hands
OF the federalsts except only the capitals. roe
OF Ceays Sa amaoca and rapua In the State OF Guaoa
uzo, have been more or less occupied By ederssts for
the pact month Salamanca, at last advces had dim'u
tive government OF its II forces hal I'D
for somebody, but no knew fOr whom
All CAP learn is that they are very much opposed
10 general governments altogether they In for small
regulations In every place where suicen, oua,ber Of
highly respsctab cazsos (out OF jail TOR the us)
be found TO form the de notdbs the conssi0 &C. Ia
fact the occupants Of zacg are pat atispg
what will soon become general ali lhs country,
aoica' change GOES not take place his Country
y foreign voice is not quickly heard 10 the halls Of the
MontezgDas.
The great battlefield Ban luis r,ust nov be preuy
well pied and surrounded by tho troops OF tne 60
verDment there rep ri tina. toe government we'd
an exJaordinary yesterday IRON the Oomnantor in
Cbiei, Gen Osolos Toe news was had for the govern
mens aul well assures that hgh log has commenced at
San LJs with far prospect OF roatng government
completely out OF that SAFE The fall of San Luis will be
ca livaIent u fall OF the government e later eysn
will surely follow the former.
In this city there many 10 the weakness
Of the government, ard It's chances of tunbog into
pieces morning for want of erss 70 keep the
business The g1verpmen, Is bard uo for moaey al
governments OF Mexico BEEN The force coltrbu
tons evieo for the creation Of national BANK, have
crested great deal o. talk, AID brought orth positive
square toed protest from the Uoited States Minister
Forsyth, and very clever Diplomatic protes; froa, the
British Minister, Mr. Otsay. have in ny last and m
former letters explained plas Of the bank ana the IN
fairness of making the pubic stump up the mooey
sary TO create an nsuuon. which, badly administered,
would prove ipcacua ,e 10 tue cooptry. Well
the action OF the American aud British NinBte~s player
the mischief with the movements OF tne government.
knsvah lodges In which the French Minister took large
pirt tho government passed. notes ~ tue Unei States
and Der British Majestys Ministers, in which they state
that, Gin consequence 81 the good behavior Of the Fog
lsh ana Americans, the sympathy" existing beta een
foreigners and Mex,can. &C. &C., governo,ent hal
seen proper 10 proroaue the action OF the decree eyog
the contributions These notes out in time for tho
British extraordinary The day folio wing the
Of tho British mail the Official paper out aud says
the Contributions wild be enforced and already the J1ado
has been published. From this circumstance ! very
much fear the American extraordinary OF 70 day viii
never reach the coast fhe evidently sisbes
10 get the money possible and does Dot care be.vea
straw II their poor country has TO take oegiog for H.
Tho presen. government viii be TAR hence before a
foreign arm can b. raised against tbs country.
10 n m tpp IN ipt
force another scheme 10 replenish the small
way, By adding 70 the existing tari 90 commercial ian
ports At least nfty per cent This dodge has been
protested against by Mr. Forsyth, who by tho way,
lately turned over most huge nev leafv and g0iog
ahead here in the lcsmston OF every body nj
that be III be the lion OF the capital f be ~ no
mssteps. Already by mis- chaogcd course has made
hnsc respected in ma pace, aod by everybody out o.
II affords me great pleasure 20 say tina; ar Forsyth
has far played hs part With the
existing questions OF the forced loans aud the infringement
the tariff. In opposition 70 him Is NJ ,rlac
representative Of France. The coursc Of Gabriac has
upon him the OF all OF his countrgmen 80
much that he dare pass alone from bonse 10 the
palace Like meat dishonest men, be Is a coward.
Corpus Chrisu passed OF with grand sho. OF military
and ergy Tho troops for the interior we're aimed 70
assst After the procession they Ie at for the in
terror.