New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
MEXICO.
TIE following dec-es b.s beer p'onalss'ei ~ the
Nsxi.xr vsrumert:


"yorn ExoELLEscY: The protection due 20 icr'
eion.rs Vi cir busibess and ttsr prape-ty N Oh 49,.
izec cou, tries shoul1 be a. effeetrel ana shei
,hould be severe the measures OF suppIe.sH'n N1N
one or several led Away by improper sen'ihens, VI
by spirit hostile 20 established Governments, aneN
Dot TO recognize Their authority, arc mus So ''"i
example Ct disobedi.nce 70 toe laSs. ..,s A.
"The moment such q scandal u perUit'ed, ths
rights Of paion a. a. ndepenoept r. ,ys ,Ss
dispersec-even peaceful strangers Wouia o9eoui1 e
oltc's Of national haired, ard Prep1.s ~vu'u oo
multiplied for civil vsr, assuming sf'n M a'e'u
features than those which u aEeeoy WeSl5.
mepts would thereby incur YespoDs.oil'y Tor tneh
want OF energy in purls5ing CRIME ~olcn DO ne ceh
pardon who etteems the dignity OF country In
poiut Of such dehcscy and importance. ,,..
d" The Intended execution OF tne w =. tas ' n .1n
MAY with respec 70 The inpossd conroulon hss oeen
devised with the utmoft prudence sn1 equity, and
neither On account Of the amount OF 'ae cAo,os IS
ser ed to those foreigners who were no, "'g ID
pisb an exhibit CT their properly hor iOi any otner
motive ought il TO hsve encountered resistance
which hes already been converted in'o strong pro-
vccstiye OF disorder which the Government cannot
allow. -. l., .,s 49,.
er,ed tb., the supreme authority as been
set at defsnce in public and alarming m.nher, yoar
Excsepcy proceed with al the energy wnlcn the GU
cumstsnoes demand 10 those Strangers who hsve
,e,sed tbs embargo unsss sustained by the presence
of an AIMED force and sso those who should TOR tae
future observe similar course a. once to letVe tne
Republic o. men wanting IN the repect 1hicn toey
law of nations iD poses. You VII also n axe the % un
derstspd that their resistance is the IRE gSrlng
from The fact that has not bien ard never caa De
either directly or indirectly. countenanc,d BY any OF
the foreign Ministers accredited near this Government
" Your Exceency, who well knows bow reluctant
this Government is 10 have resort to such measures
against persons who have commercial or industrial
establishments 10 this country, but wnich, neverthe
less cannot assume so immense q responsibility will
cary into effect the order of his EIcelency, the
Presdept with little loss Of time as it' Importance
demands. ,,...-.-,.,., ..-.,,,-.
God and Liberty; coveo, n the District Of M,xico
His E1eeleDcy, the S9'efD'i VI 'He D''''''' " ~
he5ioo, June 10, 1883"
The latest accounts from the City of Mexico that
Mr.. Forsyth advised bis countrymen TO pursue the
here forbidden in view of which fact the Gov
erment badMr Forsyth's passports ready Heha not
demanded them, however, but was about to cose the
Legation, il was thought, on the l9.h instant.
violent anmosity has sprung mp between the nsives
and foreigners in the capital On some Of the street
corners placards were posted, with Death TO the
foreigners upon them.
The Mobile Register understands the dispatch, to
the effect that our Minister had demanded and re-
ceiyed his ssspors, to signify that Mr.. forsyth
chad demanded passports for the American citizens
" resident in Mexico VITO had Iesoi.ed 10 lesve tne
country rather than submit to the forcea eon
" iiCD. 1t hardly be possible that Mr.. t6' syn
measure contrary to usage if not unwarr rsnted by
" the duty or authority of minister. The PRACTICE
" and the rule are, that minister shall await the
" instructions OF bis government before demsndng
d" bis passports 1t is competent and customary Tor
him. in such cases in bis opinion require extreme
e. action his part, to suspend offcisl intercourse
with the government TO which he is accredited until
he can receive the orders OF his own goSsfnSn' mem
in the premises We think II highly probable, Juos
ing by an ntimaion to tnat ehect IN iette which
ws received By the mail just arrived, that THE mea-
"perceived that correspondence TO the latest
date that eOud be received from tie City OF Mexi-
"co, except by tho telegraph. The cypress which
brought the correspondence for the tennessee
(which tS.t Vera Cruz on the morning OF the @ist,
hs.u TO leave the capital on the i9th, nesriy Two
DAYS being Qared always for the express between
" the points"
The Washington Union, in publishing this para-
eraph and tho suhjoino3 ,oitor, soy.
Nothing is aaid concerning the withdraw. ol our
minister. M Forsyth; and we learn that the dis
patches received ct the Stse Department DO NOT m an
ton H. Ii is doubtless a mistake. Mr. Forsyth hsd
demanded If the Mexican Government passports ior
several Americans, to enable them 10 leave the oouu
ruucr that our minister had demanded passports Tor
himself
On the other bsnd TIE Ntr- Orleans Data says:
We mentioned last evening report that Minister
Forsyth had suspended diplomatic relations with the
Zuosga Government, at the same tune expressng
from uDdoubted authority, that diplomatic relations
had actually been suspended aud that the American
legation was about 10 be closed. Inc GovernIeht
having adhered 10 it's stringent measures IN the mst-
ter of the forced osn resog TO sbste its preensions
or mitigate the severity of its proceedings, shsrp
conesrt ndeDce epsued with Mr. Forsyth; OuI Mia-
ster far TO obtain satisfaction OF any kind, haaly
resolved to demand his passports, Wnch were sc-
corded to him.
The Data also says:
The news from Mexico. by the Tennessee, shows the
Liberal party To be decidedly in the ascendant. Its
prospects grow brighter while dark clouds gather
,und the Zulosgs Admin stration. Inc circle oil It's
influence and its power is beccmng more cream.
scrihed every day the Liberal forces organize and
draw nearer to the Capital. From all sides Zu'osgs
is threatened by Vidauni from the Nortn, Alvarez
from the Sopih and La Lave from tue Ess. II is
not ippossihle that these three cheftsins viii
meet in the City of Mexico. Added to thoss embar-
rsssments the Zuloaga AdInnist alton has TO encoun-
ter the anmos,y OF almost the eLtre Foreign popula
ton aroused by its tyrannca conduc: in the snaI OF
the forced loan.
We learn further, by private letters from Vera
Cruz, that information had just been received there
Of the arrival at Mstemoros OF me and munitions for
Vidsuri. II seems that two vessels the Providence
and the Orion left New-York ou the 9th inst. 9th
these supplies. They carried WO men, under COM
nsnd of Col. Jarksop, comprising 500 rtemen and
SG0 aItilerists 900 muskets, ~ pieces OF srlsry,
and large supply Of ammunition for the service Of
the northern amy They had arrived at Ma-amo:os
in safety, and would be Immediately sent forward.
Wi tits augmentation of force and resources there
can be little doubt that Nidaur will be enabled to
piess forward TO the City of Mexico without encoun-
terng serious opposition. The supplies mentioned
were obtained and forwarded by the JusEez Govern
ment which tact sho that Vidauri is acog in con-
cert with the Constitutional authorities and that there
can be no tru the report that he intends TO p
tteGUveIInent.
We learn, furthermore, that the division Of the
army now concentrated in Vera Cruz is pre- airing 10
take the field sgsiost Ecbeagsray. Its nambers
bsirg rapidly augmented snd is morale is good. For
the payment Of the troops, S3OO,OOO went down on