The Washington union., 1858-02-12
BY rELEGRApH,
Further from Msnico.

Faaaer from M1co.
Nav ORLEANS, Feb l0-lhe by the Tennessee
furnishes The following particulars recent transactions
Mexico
fort having been abandoned by his troops who went
To the opposite faction he lett the city OF Mexico
when the Prounciados entered the palace aud namrtia
Congress OF Notables as head of the government
The Notables elected General Zuoaga as provisional
President of Puebh Touca and other points within tho
radius OF the city He acknowledged the gosesnment
which had been organized and nominated its ministers
They however up the 7th had not a single port and
| depending upon the clergy for support
Jualez president OF the supreme court, is President
of the republic according to the provisions Of the
stituon and he has called Congress together at Guiana
uato the great point Of the union of the Liberals while
Parodi d Cado Artena and Degulsdo at several POINTS
preparing to unite their forces and march against the
city of Mexico.
Laare holds Orrsba The castle Of Perote is In the
hands of the Ubeals.
Don Juan Alvarez said to have his forces under
The entire country is In a state OF disturbance and
mors of approaching conflicts rife at Vera Cruz
when the Tennessee sailed
[sEcoND DISPATCH.
Additional Details from Asrioo.
NEw ORLsANs Feb 1.-THE Mexican papers furnish
interesting details Of the state Of affairs in Mexico
There a series OF fights during eleven days before
Zuloaga triumphed the government troops
There very few however killed.
Gen. Zuoaga received twenty six out Of the twenty
eight votes forming the councils OF notablesl for pro-
vsonal President of Pncbla and the lew other points
where the new order Of things recognised. Tho
whole country continued in state Of anarchy and con-
fusion.
Juarrer Parodi, and others opposed to the gov
ernment expected to march against the capt.
tai where preparations making to give them
warm reception. More fighting deemed inevitable
Gen. Alfonso had pronounced in favor of Santa Anna
AS dictator at Vera Cruz.
Gen Zoaga had issued DEGREES restoring the ecclssi
astcl and military jurisdiction and repeating the laws
,,f pf
poratons alienablc and annng the sales made of the
| church estates under that law.
1t is reported that the clergy have loaned the Zuoaga
party million dollars to promote the success OF their
| movements.
| Advccs from Sonora show the state OF civil
| fare existing in that State
| Intelligence from northern Mexico confirms the state
ment that Governors CARA and ydaur had settled their
difficulties and also that the States Of Tamaulpaa and
Coahuila will act in unison in the coming conflict
Marriage Q, En- President
! ALBANY Feb lI.-Ex- President Fillmore married
| last evening to Mrs Mcintosh, OF Albany.
Massacausas Democrats
Bosroy, Feb 1.-THE democratic county committee
have endorsed the President and ecompon bya vote OF
26 against II.
| Kansas Correspondence.
ST. LOUIS Feb 1.-The Kansas correspondence of the
Leader says that General Denver will probably veto all
of the special Legislature 1t stated that the
in favor Of another constitution have strength 70
carry the veto The proprey of repeating all
the statutes of the first Legislature has caused much dis
! cussion. gs8
The difficulties at Fort Scott appear to be Of private
nature.
| DEATH 1N
New YoRK Feb ii Commander Vim Rogers Tay-
lor navy died at his residence at Newport Rhode
| Island, this morning.
| Markets. s asJ S. -se4s
/ NEw YORK. Feb ll.--Cotton- s 900 bales, ad
vanced cent upands 12l cents; Orleans 12l cents
Flour lower-sales IA 500 barrels; State, Sc. I5e
lower quoted 81 10 a $4 20 Ohio, "a rs a 81 90
southern 81 80 81 85. Wheat frm--sales 200
bushels white, 81 30 ST. 40. Corn quietsales 8, 900
bushels white, 20 669 cents; yellow, % q 20 c'nts
Prime pork declined 10 40 centsquoted SIS So Mo
lasses du-2G 20 cents. Spirits OF turpentine firm
and dearer | O0~queed 45a 46 cents Roain
baoyant, advanced 400-40a 424 cents Rice quiet