The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-26

yrDAURRI's DEFEAT IN MEXICO AND ITS coSsE-
ouESCEs-NEGoTIATIoss OF THE JCAREz REPRE-
sENTATIvE-RETuRS OF OUR MINISTER TO CHINA,
ETC, ETC.
WASHINGTON Oct 25, 1858.
Advces from Monterey tina, the receipt Of the
there Of vdaurrs defeat at San Luis Potos quite
panic took possession Of the citizens and particularly the
foreign residents, who had been lending yidaurr the
money which enabled him TO on the centre II
supposed that the central would march at once
the frontier, and that all tho foreigners would be
PEELED Tor the United states Our Consul Mon
tercy involved these speculative loans and IT is
supposed he may have involved in degree the
reference policy Of the government
senior Maa the representative of President Juarez and
the constutonass, has left for Vera Cruz Before eav
ing admitted private interview with Presi.
dent aud another with Cen Case The chief point Of
sire On the part OF President Juarez is to obtain
some pecuniary aid from government and
scnor Mata was given to understand that govern
mcni could take no part in the present contest in
Mexico; but should the constutonal,s succeed, and
oynce disposition arrange the pending questions be.
tween the two countries and the claims Of American cti
zens In M amicabe and just spirit they would find the
par, Of this government. every disposition to afford them
such moral and material aid 10 tie power.
The points on which such n negotiation might turn
area railroad route 10 port the Gu1 Of Cali
isrnia liberal commercial treaty, including reciprocity
articles the northern and California frontier;
and treaty guarantyng the neutrality Of the Tehuan.
tepcc Senior Mala viii return here before the close
u hs session. TO give The PresGen, an opportunity
70 request Congress 10 act before spring
Some ~ the foreign ministers have been IN communca.
ton with the State Department regarding Mexico. II
appears that not only spanar but foreigners generally
were subject to prescription a, san Luis Potos
and other places.
Mr.. Reed will return home from China eisurcy, by the
route Of the British mail steamers. II rumofed here
that he will obtain the mission England acknos-
edgmcnt 81 bis Ia the East
Governor wnslow Of North Carolina 10 whom the Pre-
sdcni offered the mFson 10 sardinia docs accept H.
is Ia Washington NJ. Daniel our present Minister, ten.
dercd his resignation, but Il Is supposed, Mr. wns'ow
having declined that NJ Daniels resignation IN no, b.
accepted at present.
The oler Of the Society Islands 10 this country by GER
tain native chiefs through Consul Tahiti has no,
yet been noticed by the administration The State DC
partmeni has received communication from other chiefs
parties ohcctng % the the Islands The pro
position not regarded n much Importance Besides
with their almcs, barharous population, subject tho
islands 10 government Is considered doubtful policy
The statement inside IN certain newspapers that Sir VII
liam Gore Oasccy had submitted srais o: treaty which
he intended to propose TO Nicaragua our government
and that they entirely satisfactory has founi
ton No drafrf treaty has been submitted nor has the
government expressed rscf upon the subject,
II Mr.. Wright, Minister Al Berlin. has taken the
extreme ground attributed him. with regard 30 natu
razcd citizens returning 70 Their native country ant
beng required - perform military duty i j. NO, lSey lie
viii he sustained. While the Untca States viii protect
20 the fullest cNteut ta citizens what u right, II
not take upon Itself TO naturazcd citizens OF the
debts obligations they before coming this
try.
AZ the time a the dfhcul,y with British cruisers and
vessels the coast q Cuba this government, officially
expressed 10 Spain ~ qualification the friendly conduct
Of the Spanish ccas. The Spanish government has,
the friendly manner, formally acknowledged having
received the communication.
The War Department has received information Of the
death % Brcvet Lieutenant Colonel Frank Taylor, at
Brownsville TEXAS, the iith inst Of yellow fever