The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-05
LATER FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TEN NEssEE

by the arrival of the steamship Tennessee we
have received files of Vera Cruz papers to the 2lst
INST we do not observe by these papers, that there
has been any radical or even appreciable change in
the relative position of parties.
Inc new government Is slowly falling into some
sort OF organization, and is busy promulgating
edlcts, appointing new officials and regulating rev
enue arrangements. The clergy are maxine desne-
rate efforts to recover their importance to regain
possession of their contiscated estates and to eff
feet, If possible, close union of Church and
state The new administration is increasing its
military force and garrsonng all parts of the conn
try, to insure its allegiance by bonds of force -
In several States much turbulence and discord
stlll exlst-the disconnected not annearinp To
De the advocates of the late government but of
still another which they desire to take the nlaca of
the present. Large bands of robbers are maraudino
In different sections of the country and in mapy in
stances, had overrun and plundered whole villares
IN the village OF Cuantla, however. the most formi-
dable band met check 1t was commanded Nv
Angel Morales, and, making the assault. was re-
pulsed with great loss by the armed inhabitants
Morales slain, and his body hung up in a market
place. The band, which was composed of one hun
dred and fifty convicts, who were enlarged during
the revolution, were preparing for second attack
under the leadership of Quirino who assumed com
mand on the death of Morales.
VERA CRUZ HOLDS OUT.
The City of Vera Cruz, and in fact the whole
ga Government.
CONDUCT OF MR.. FORSYTH
The Progreso is fierce in its denunciations of the
reachonary party. In commenting on the conduct
OF the foreign Minister'S who have recognized the
authorities at the capital it saws of Gen Forsyth
We could wish his conduct in this particuIar ;bt
be better explained, in order that he NAV not de-
serve the censure of his Government, and its en-
hghtened National Congress. The constitutional
Government Of Mexico has entered into close rela
tlons with the Government of the American Union
and has granted privileges to persons from that Re-
puplc In an affair OF great Importance for both conn
tries, and if Mr.. Forsyth did not achieve success in
the PROJECT OF treaty which he conceived and pro-
posed to ST.. Comontort and his Minister'S Mr.. -Bu-
chanan and his Cabinet are satisfied with the raa
sons which made it inadmissabe. But PERTAINS he
will wish to try his fortune with the so-called Gov
eminent OF this Republic, which is capable of doing
anything in order to obtain means to- sustan lie rs
bellion.
But let Mr.. Forsyth ask the Cabinet of Washino-
ton If, in the grand idea of opposing the Democracy
OF o., the New World to the Democracy of the Old
"orld is contained that OF recognizing a Govern
ment which tends to sympathizing with the latter
Let him ask if he ought to feicitate upon an enbe
neral triumph, traitor and coward sold to the
anatclsm OF the clergy, in reachery the legiti-
mate Government, not only existing, but likewise
capable OF destroying the liberticde faction which
preends to represent the sovereignty and will of the
nation Let him ask, in short, if he has been sent
to Mexico to prove that it is lie that the United
States are the support of Democracy and progress.
After he shall have received an answer to these
questions he will tell us if he has done well in sec
ondng the fictitious and ineffcacious aid which the
representations OF the European powers have offered
to the so-called President Zuloaga.'
COMMERCIAL DECREE
Auloaga mas issued decree, commanding that all
duties on goods imported into Vera Cruz and Tam
pico shall be paid at the city of Mexico Duties
paid at those two seaports will not be recopnzed
This is, OF course, bitterly denounced BY the Pro
greso.
m FORCES OF oAJACA, VERA CRUZ AND pUEBLA.
Inc Boletin Orizaveno says that the States of We
Cruy Puahln opl0 o;oo
In organizing forces to celebrate the funeral honors
OF the Luloaga government. They have only com
menced developing their military resources. vet
they already have assembled force of IS 900 men,
with forty pieces of artillery.
Oajaca has thousand men under arms Sr Ala |
trlste has another thousand; Gen. Migrate at ORR
zaba has well disciplined and effective force of
Ioo infantry. Col Treo, at the same place, has 900
that OF Vera Cruz 200. At Cordoba there are 500
to TOO; at Telmacan 200; and all these without in
GLIDING the National Guard
THE FORCES OF LEON, JALIsco AND GUANJUATo.
A formidable movement foot in the States
OF Leon, Jalisco and Guanuato the object of which
was the confederation of the three to resist the new
government. This movement was causing consd- |
cradle uneasiness at the capital, among those in
favor OF the new regime, which is seeking popular
lty by lberating large numbers of political prison
ers which itself confined.
YUCATAN.
The difficulties at Campeachy have been settled |
at last and order restored. 1t has been agreed |
among all parties to entrust the government Of the
State ito D. Tomas Aznar Barbachano Thus the |
whole State is united against the Zuloaga Govern
ment.
MISCELLANEOUS
Great complaints are still made of the terrible
'avages and atrocities committed by the reactiona-
y chief Mia.
Une OF the Mexican papers recommends Zuloaga
% assume the title of His Highness, and to re-es
ablish the order of Guadalupe
lh1hnahno fbaT e 49,
ul outrages upon the defenceless inhabitants muir
lering and plundering