The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-03
TERRIBLE EKhCay IN MEXICO.
The News ry the Tennessee at
New Orleans.
the r efreat Of The Lif.als from Before
the City of Mex'GO.
SHOCKING EXCeSStS BY BOTH PARTIES.
MiramOn's Protest Of Mr.. McLaneS Recognition
Of the Juarz Government.
BRUTAL CONDUCT OF The BRITISH MINISTER,
&C, 10, to

The mail steamship Tennessee, IRON Vera Cruz tho 22d
arrived New Orleans the 25th ultimo. She briggs
Two weeks later Mexican news than we had direct and
ieht days later than had by the Coazacoalcos via
Mjna,iap.
Among the arrivals by the Tennessee is Colonel ]. E.
Johnston, let cavalry, U. s. A. COL J. Is en- route to
Washington with espatohes from Mr. McI4sne.
The following is the full list Of passengers
MF Puptas LADY, three children and servant Me- Cogor.
dan aud lady, Mrs. Dsoerg and daughter Col j. John
stop u A., bearer Of dispatches to Washing Jasp.r
8 Whiting, A. Rehoe GFahenshont, A. Schroeder, Al.
Doud, and nine ID toe stearage
The New Orleans Picayune is informed by gentlemen
direct from Vera Cruz that the Juarez do not
despair under their recent the capital but
continue still TO keep up good courage. They "hope to
conquer yet
AS To Mr McLare, he was in conference with the Cab
net when the steamer left The OF the at
the capital indeed, reached Vera Cruz but short time
before and be had tine TO take acton GA the mat
ter he called upon to take asy at all than to
keep himself and government advised OF whatever
transpiring. The Minister snd his suite well
Tbs steamer express brought intelligence that Am
pudia Tscopis aud Alsirs.e CHE yislant generals
who were prevent Mrsmon's passage the noun
taiDs) were following him up, and when the courier
passed them within twelve easues OF the capital
They said TO have 6,ooo men
private letter received this city dated on the 2lst
ultimo in Vera Cruz. says
The affairs OF ths country do not improve II looks
though the present civil will last long time. The
clergy very pwerTu and although federal party is
by public opu'On, it wants unity OF acton, and
becomes weak ~hsn called upon TO meet who obey
one VOC and advance al the word Of command.
The Tennessee sacrihcos United States soopsos
Brooklyn, Captain Fafragut, and Savannah, Captain
Jarvis British frea;es Cesar, Diadem, Devastation and
Arachne French fraa'es eopare, Mercure ucifer
and Valdez
The British frate Tartar and gunboat Jasper called or
the Goth for Jamaica
OUR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Mexico, April Is, 1859.
The Slaughter Of Proners-Dr. Dluau among the Buick
eyed- Threats Of A.ramo-Lritenpent ia kerico, dc.
Sixty -sx is the number slaughtered and murdered by
the church party Iacubays after Degoado evacuated
the place. Among the number FIVE Americans four
Fnglshnep, and several Germans Frenchmen.
DR.. Duval the eminent English physician, shot for
his of humanity attending to the sick and wounded
At the hospital OF Tacubaya Such bar acts Of the
reaction party have pever been heard OF before
Consul Black may be massacred either here the CAPT.
tai or on his way Gown Vengeance is threatened all
foreigners and number Of mer shants-mos,ly those
who have branches in Vera be banished from
the country for other than because they paid
their duties to the established government here thus up
holding the liberia government
The impression caused by the wholesale butchery at
Tacubaya cannot be described All in a nervous
state OF excitement here treoble at the idea OF
what ais to lot under the couplst rule OF Mira
nbn Aad the French Count Gsbriac.
The next mail may bring You the news Of
all foreigners in this capital.
The En glsh Minister hunting all old claims, and
Instructions sent 10 the commanders.
The recognition Of the Juafez government by the United
Cfofoo Affu
Miramone rule extends
The inactivity Of Degollado and all the chiefs OF the
liberal party is ncomprebensive. The city was open to
HIM. Why did he lot enter itS