, 1859-11-22
LATER FROM MEXICO.


tcorrespontenee ofthe New Orleans rksJuae.]
cfrT or MKxtco, Nor. i, r. MI have already
written you Of the seizure by MardueS at aua-
dalalala Of specie conducta Of 81 500 coo: en-
the courier is leaving fof Te=a Craz, full par
ticulars Of the whole affair, documents ana all,
hare come TO hand by the southern express
mail coe Of these il decree over Marquez's
own signature, in which the bod :ctber openly
avows the act, and says:
hat On account OF the troubled state OF tue
Republic and the vandalism Of the Liberty party.
be finds It necessary to hare in his possession
sGo0, 900 Of the money, to put IN end to the an
archy which reigns in the country, and there
fore he takes from the conducta the above Men~
toned sum, which certainly could not be en-
ployed IN more advantageous manner"
The next day, grown somewhat bolder, he IS
sued q proclamation in which he says:
"As it is possible that 26q0, 900 may not be
sufficient to accomplish 80 desirable Gn object,
be will for the present keen in his possession
and hold at his disposition the remainder t9l,-
geo ,90} Of the conducts, so that In ease Of need
be may Immediately use it for the purpose Of
restoring peace and happiness to his beloved
What think you of this: Is not Mexico fne
country to live in.
Reports were current here yesterday that Mar
guez had pronounced in fayor Of SAINTS Anna
There is no foundation for such a rumor.
Another report gires to understand that the
.ac, f!ssgy are o.ka;ng qaa to bring Marquee to the
Niranon LETT on tie morning Of the 18th for
Guadafsjara. lie left there ut ! o'clock in the
etage coach, With thrte nids-de-camp. This is q
bold more on the part Of Miea1non, and its OBJ
ject, still unknown, is extremely not!s, or quite
The reverse. He either goes to Guadalsiara to
prerail upon Marquee to deliver up the cen
dncta, or for the purpose Of dividing the spoils
with the rotber.
Marquee is an OUTLAW, a bandit, an assassin,
| and considered rs such by ill nations, and il
he approaches, all men that hare anything to
: zee must fear.
Mr., A!}soPp. the British consn!. has succeeded
refuge e Eoard ths Amethyst, IN English frig
ate, Ut San Bias.
LATEST MoxESr.-The news Of the specle
seizure has caused tremendous excitement
here, especially among the leading merchant:
and bankers, to whom the money principally
belongs. 1t'has finally broken up the farnou!
SIX, poo from JfcE<r l. Co., Of which yot
have heard 90 much, aid which WIS in par
about being contradlcted.
Miramon took only an escort Of ffty men viii
him. His friends seem to entertain fears to-
himt but its all q mystery. No one know;
anything positive hsrs til he sees It. s.; a,,,
| papers Of the city, and some think 1t is higl
time to begin to act on the defensive.
It's ruraored and believed here that Marque
has already, or will soon pronounce for himself
NTH clear grit clergy platform. The cleFg.
will stand by him to the last Already the,
speak Of him as their only hope. ,---.
Foreigners are justly alarmed at the prospec
OF Aarqucz coming to po1er. He will unique.
tionably hang portion Of us, unless we tax
up arms against him and his soldiers until zells
can come from abroad.
Ths British Minister has demanded the rest
tuition Of Aarqusz for shooting Chase, and wi
undoubtedly move from here at once, Shout
Marqner he declared President.
4 difficulty has taken piace ut San Dlas: tn
British cruiser Amethyst cut out two Englis
ships illegally seized at that port, and in doip
SO was forced to FIRE upon the town.
!; The escape Of The British Consul at Tepin
confirmed. The other Cousuls are still in prisot
J Mr.. Mathews has sent his Secretary to Juaze
tn demand immediate reparation for these ou
:; | RACES.
The Constitutioua1ists have taken Guanajuat
and are again moving towards the capital Th
| moment is opportune, and if they act prompt
: tlte war may be ended in q week; but I hnv
: ro hopes.
The clergy report The saccess Of their soldier
over ::.s.ccse Of 0xaca, but great doubts are Ell
| tettaiped,