The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-19
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
STRAITS OF The zUL0AGA GOVERNMENT.
The American Minister Blocks the Forced
Loan from Foreigners.
SANTA ANNA's APPEAL TO MEXICO.
Progress Of the War Of Anarchy Sangui.
nary RepIisals Depression Of Com
mercial Interests of the
Juarez Government at Vera Cruz
The Future Full Of Doubt,
&C., &C., 10
Our CITY OF Mexico Correspondence.

o., &C., &c
Our City OF Mexico Correspondence.
MBxoo Msy 80, 1858.
Financial !Srais--1ii.ary Op.yati,ns-Nsv R.prisals
7ares ard Resistance The Necessity o, Pro,scorae DC
sipce my last things here have gone from bal 10
worse. Nat only the million and half with which the
clergy bought the decree repeating the anti church pro
perry aw evaporated but ais, four hundred tho asand
dollars which bad been scrapd together by hook
by crook The straits Of the government, under the
necessity Of Advancing breaking down. daily
TIE administration lives from hand TO mouth the eresi
dent draws his sslars-ope hundred dosrs-daiy from
the Treasury, and the Cabinet ministers do the for
| their quota.
When Osoiios left for San luis potos few days since
the could only $50 to enable him TO
the necessities of the army of the North where the
battle for life death is 10 be fought BE left fortnight
since with coo all tia, could be obtained although
the official Journal states at five times that number
Orders were sent at the tme to Perez Gomez 10
| abanopn bis position at Acsmbaro and fall back upon
Querearo, where he to unite with oso,s, bo;h
march on San Luis
rpe forces New Leon are az Iagos aud said 10 be 900
strong having concentrated all their after
the government betoseps that the struggle is ye,
bloody one Perez Gomez took thirty turee prisoners in
Hichoacsn and hung them as robbers %esha 10 doub,
have bitter repras Iles-n from the best tbs.
Osoos and nramon are no. well pleased with what IS
/ going on here
decree has been published establishing forcei tax
Of per cent all rsona and real pro ,ety which
very unsatisfactory 70 the people, who have hardly got
the payment OF the taxes OF tho last ad
1t viii be psrtisify collected bat will not relieve the trel
sgry q. all Caualists already caDorng agl ns. T.,
and ibis may cali out strong measures which viii increase
the dieconteDt.
Another Decree relating the reduction OF official saa-
ries and Suppression Of o,es, is 10 conem oiaon which
strange events In country IKE This, where everything
goes on by borrowing the time will come when
sfeas s,Iss some kind Of protecra,e !. not carried
out for rs the nationality Of Mexico will disappear.
MExIco, May 81, 1858.
Excitement Amon9 me Foreign Resiisns-A Call upoa NJ
ImsyhJor Protection Military OperationsThe Suffer
ings Of Commerce Efforts Of Mr.. Forsyth 10 Better t.
Course Of he British and French MtHis,ers-HJw the
fbrcsd Loan Law Works AmSricdns and on Aeri
ccns-Ar. Frsyth's Protest Against i,--Ecsybody
Looks 10 Mr.. buchanan and tie American Lsga.ios
for Protection, dc. dc.
There agitation here among foreign residents such
have Witnessed before the subject of COD
buon upon real and personal property Just posed by
government The Americans have called Mr. Forsyth
FOR protection, and have all foreigners upon their res
pectve legations Mr. r. called junta OF the diplomatic
corps but found nSisposed 10 adopt his w. that
this contribution Ia really for ,ed loan, and foreigners
ought not 10 be made 10 pay IT, lie therefore stands
| alone, and has protested.
Mon. dc Gabrac the French Minister is aoah
than by the French ted ali lost 70
the pitch of violence
think the liberal cause Is look ing up certainly the
government is not growing stronger vdsurri was late
In moving, but he has been losing time The latest
accounts say that Zuszls almost gates OF San
Luis Po.os with five thousand and twenty pieces Of
artillery.
Osolos has effected junction with Mramo1s division
which occupying San Luis Potosi Osollos now a.
the head OF well appointed army Of 5000 Zlaz1a
has about the came oroehs whereabouts not pre- ,ely
known. 1t strikes me he mnitssd military bander in
striking at Osolos Mrsmop, both Of them bscre
their Junction. II certainly not Ia Napceon. Toe
var assuming vpdc,ive and sanguinsry co npexon
shooting prisoners oeers after tho eight BIDS fair 10 be
Commerce s suffering cruelty by the political diG,r
cnce between Vera Cruz and the capital II s said
there are 10000 packages Of sooos In the former
city, waiting for permission 10 " the interior u
collected the upon them and the supreme
government Will not alow Them TO enter Ecbeagays
lines Meantime they are suffering dao1age from 10, az
mate, long interest ssnyon for saie &C. No eoftqs OF
specie, o. course, ~ down
Our Minister lately effort To remsdy this dls.
between the government NORA the bvis OF which
equitable division Of the dut o., ana tho object
free passsge 10 merchandise and srecie In this he
listed the British and French Minister'S and they had an
interview with the Minister Of Foreign Relations II
70 nothing because was APPARENT that the government
he only object 10 force money Of tho merchants
condition Of ts cttnR the gcsds up Ia ether
large part OF the dute. TO the government, aud IL vas
equally clear that tho Ffcrcn Minister in eouson
with the government 10 effect the end.
Mr. Forsyth then called to the attention Of the govern
ment TO the fact that bis protest against the cx,on o,dou
ole duties from american merchants was on the record
Mr. Cuevas department, that the propositions Of TIE 20
verpmept we're ssdmnsble, and that cute clear
that the purpose cf the government was 10 copnus Ne
warfare upon zsmora the shoulcc OF Innocent
chants who doomed 10 rain Tho British Minister
Was Of the same opinion. n de Gabrac however was
said would be ?, sactcry 70 his su sccts-an assertion
istiy conrndicted by Gil Feenchmcn ever STAGE. ~
foreign house in Mexico II upon the top Of state OF
hirgs like this that me government pies forced loan OF
one per cent on capital DO you wonder the foreigners
The pro'ectorste idea grows visibIy The perios is
critical and pregnant win great events. one feels It
Coolidge II here and free. Zulosga, ike gentleman
yielded MIN up MT Forsyshs bonds FOR his good
duct. Garca has gone 10 his home IN Puesls with let
Ter from the President, with which he hopes IN snr 10
ustce the rrscsy Project who had him Imprisoned out
Of private pique
To give you idea how the new contribution decree is
executed, Mr.. Manuel Bzsrd smeric n citz.n, some
NJ hls mind 70 submit 70 a. He therefore hs do.
csraon that be OF $500 600 In tbs repub
or Two AGO tho o. mss,,n ssp, him socaman, asssss
ing bis qucts at fi3 bo0the highest urder the lar
Mr 1zaroi contends tha' $1,000 is very hoers csti
mate Of his kexicsn capital But" says the Commis-
sion, "you bave estates in Louisiana and sIosks
40, In Eng and-~h'ch Is rue-and you must pay on
themn
On the other hand know Mcxcars worth 100000,
who have de,srcd only 600 and has been accepted
although their and carriages worth tna, sum
know too that the commissioners have saii 10 others
who cueht 70 pay 5000, t,ath hey vuud pay $500
they would be let OF IRE truth II tho law made 70
fleece foreigners The Church excepted from the
trbutcn II is very important that the 20 gerument az
home should sustain our Minister IN the principle he has
defended Not only Americans but AL fsrego interests
are involved in the decision a. Washington and doubtless
Mr. Robes Will be instructed TO DO his best 70 impress
upon the State Department views favorable 10 THIS 60
vernment Every foreign merchant ani capitalist In
Mexico u looking TO Mr. Buchanan and the American To
cation here for defence against precedent wach,
established, will place them asd their property at IN,
mercy OF needy and unscIupuors government
Msxico, June s, 1853.
Ners from ne Interior Suppressed ty the G0ueamsn7hs