The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-03
LATE NEWS FROM MEXICO.
poLl1IcAL srlrE OF THE COUNTRY,
ANARCHY PREVAILS EvERYwnERE.

ANARCHY PREVAILS EVERYWHERE. III .
The New Orleans Pcayune of the 2Sth ultimo contains
full details of the recent intelligence from Mexico an
outline Of which reached us by telegraph three OF four
days since The latest dates from the city Of Mexico
to the 2d Of September, and from Vera Cruz four days
later than those heretofore received From reliable in
fornant In Mexico the pcayuno has obtained the follow
Ing intelligence ~ s
~ have been infofned although not from an official
source that Mr.. Forsyth, minister In Mexico had
finally closed tho legation but not actually demanded
his passports He had gone to Iacubaya intending to
remain there until the latter part Of October The Brit
ish minister in Mexico acted In concert with Mr. Forsyth
in resisting the payment by foreigners of the forced loan
The French minister had been recalled for advising his
oountymen to comply The Doctor says that the Amer
cans ao much thought Of by the liberal party and
py high stations of trust. That party generally fayors
an American protecoato though opposed to annexation
They frequently contrast the security which they enjoy
of life and property during the war, when Gen. Scott
with the American army. held possession Of the govern
ment, to the robberes and murders daily committed ty
their own different ehieftans who may happen TO haze
the ascendehcy long passage In sailing manof war,
at this hurricane and yomito season. the chief obec
tohs to minister's coming home on the Plymouth,
which had not yet arrived, although due twenty days
since, according to orders
zuloaga lost and the only hope of his party in the
return Of Santa Anna and this his generals espe
caly the chief Echeagaray positively rdicule because
1t would be fatal to them The Of the liberals
In all parts the capital and s enyirons and there
they but wait opportunity, Is subject OF daily discourse
In almost every city or town. STILL inactivity may mar
their hopes Great pecuniary trouble and much real dis
tress from deaths hopelessness, modification and dUs-
pair of peace, vsbly apparent Juarez is honest
zamoa enthusiastic Eeheagaray foxy, wayerng, and ST.
lent Ngrete, as drill master desrous to prepare
troops to whip the liberals whom he lately most das
tardly betrayed and deserted.
Letters from Queretaro of tho ssth state that the from
tier force had moved from San Luis towards that place.
the main body remaining in Jaral Reports had been
of tna1a thaft
aption at Acambaro the constitutonass had had 500
slain but the P,eTeso ridieules this and affects to
in the subsequent course OF the Isnsamo good
to believe that very different result had been cxpo
rienced
The Vera Cruz Prreso gives an account Of the man
ner in which Sr Robes treated off Vera Cruz, his
return thter after he had vainy endeavored to land at
Iampico boat sent from the Spanish ship Corez
to the British steamer Clyde and took thence d. Manuel
Robles pezuea, d. Jose r. de Castro, ST. Espnosa OF
the Mexican legation at Washington, and servant The
of permission to land being refused them is said to
be that S Robes is considered dangerous to the public
trannuitv and that Sr dc Castro is still under the ban
CF decree II expulsion for the ruaG. IhH Eg@s
gsso adds that OF tue fuEtya rleis from Iaiapeq
5a we're on haar3 LAeGlEd ~, saqis l3gageEed b gs
wth them fo tbu EUrt&s ta4 oflaa Ia conllar a. t!l
tOqs RI receive tnrse Iatnet anly.
Mr.. Coldge captured at orzab was liberated at the
immediate mediation Of Mr. Forsyth, and one else
Gardiner the Englshman it is true used bis influence
(and it is great at Orizaba for he Is very highly re-
spccted but without avail and Coolidge taken off
with Others to be shot at Ruesa zuoaga at Forsyths
personal request solicitation procured his release
condtonally, Mr.. g. afterwards waited on zuloaga,
with secretary Of legation Walter Featn and thanked
that functionary.
letter. dated the I'd instant from the capital is stated
by the Progreso to make the following announcement:
'zuloaga is extremely disguised with Echeagaray
and talks seriously Of appointing successor to
him In fact he proposed to Portila that be should go
and take command Of the troops but he roundly re-
fused and being pressed said that he really did not
wish to fight against the Vera Cruzanus. Subsequently
he is said to have proposed to d. Miguel Kegretc 60
and send Echeagaray to the capital, promising him for
this service thousands Of dollars and the rank of
full general Several instances Of shooting by the half
dozen Of prisoners taken by the cactionis are recorded
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