, 1859-10-03
prcss Gtih1ttte,
:3IEXICO.
4 View Of Things al They Are.

MEXICO.
4 View Of Things as They Are.
ICoz7n2ondsaee Hsw ereans Cresesnt]
FEAA C1cx, Sept. s. 1s19.
Mr. Me1ane has semi-oaicially resigned, and
will never come back TO Mexico, unless un-
der different euspices. lie has been most scan
dalouslT deceived both here aud at home, and
unless be can bring buchanan up 10 the rack Of
doing something, or Juarez to the honesty Of
keeping promise. there ia an end Of the mis-
sion Hc will talk to Buchanan, and La Rein
tree will listen to Juarcz, and thus, on both
hands. he will be advised Of the condition Of
ahairs-whether pluck at home or honesty hero
will justify his return. In the absence Of 4 de-
cided ullimatum from Mr. Buchanan, which
would allow him to say, ado this or fight" ho
is useless here, except as polite chaperon to
gallant the beauties Of Sen. Audreas do Tuila
about On icte days. I've hare sufficient &C.
count to settle with Mexico to make claim for
indemn6cation or war; and as The latter alter
native will be forced upon rs ut Inst, what the
use of hanging frs aud putting of the adjust
ment, when the injuries inflicted upon our COM
merce are daily on the increase!
1t is given out that sickness, or impaired
health, hurried the Minister Of, but to US On
the spot this is all CANNON. l an not blind
nor near-sigh.ed, and when saw him few
days ago, hs looked quite healthy, and was
really lively. lie had visited up and down the
COAST, had good living. sea-ba1hs and breezes,
frequent excursions on the Brooklyn, aud
withai, a very pleasant time oft !; moreover, be
has kept good company, been with the women,
aud hobuobbed over champagne just like well
man, too much to impose on clear-sighted in
difidua1 like your correspondent; and therefore
hope you will excuse NE for going under the
SrF nh fHR hrff4 IL 3rAf1
Tor actual facts.
As an honest mau, he was sick and tired Of
the constant and never-ceasing falsehoods and
dup1icity with which be was surrounded, and
which has slLora him Of all power.
The legation is in the hands Of Mr. La Rein
tree, Baltimorean, Of French extraction, well
read, fuett in Spanish, instructed in tue mcan-
ingsess professions Of lis people, and conse-
quently capable Minister, pro le5n. Dir. Rein
tree might not cope with Mr. McLane in pro-
found learning in deep thopght, OF in legal acu-
men, but lie IS better able to negotiate with
| Aexicans than Mr. McLane can erer hope to
become. La Reintree will hare no delicacy iu
cause where it is not understood, but will
plain]Y state what he wants. how lie proposes to
get it, and what he will do il it is not conceded.
I do not know that be will offend Ar. AcLane
bY any precipitate movement, but it be had no.
body 10 consult but Mr. buchanan, il is alto.
gether probable We should have muss in the
Gulf bcfnre two months could bare restored the
actual Minister to his post.
TIE xssu1xa cAxrA1Gx--xoxz1 wAx1zD.
Ne1t in importance is the campaign which it
| is proposed to open against the city Of Mexico
I Just III soon "a money eau be had. 1t isgener-
ally believed that the Senior Tejada will be sue.
| cess!nl- The campaign has already opened bY
the attack upon and capture Of the city Of Leon.
in San Luis Potosi, by Gen. Hinososo, on the
l1th ult. The fight is said to have been extern
sise. but as there were only 400 Conservatives
| in the town, presume they all ran away be.
fore Hinogoso's superior force. leaving their
arms and ammunition behind them. THIS little
fuss mas thought worthy Of an extra from the
put it down as the Butfalora Of the campaign.
10 be followed quickly, l hope, by the grand
| Solfcrino which shall bring matters to c0ncIu-
sion- Large dctachneuts Of troops. amounting
in I'LL to 1850 men, and capable Of being rein
forced to 30,00s, are cantonea OF throughout
the Republic, simply waiting for the arrival OF
| moner to mike movement.
WAR coESc1I OF D1suors.
The Bishops OF the various dioceses Of Mex
leo were assembled together by sorder Of the
Archbishops in the city Of Mexico, to consider
the merits and demands Of the war. The yoice
Of the Church Is still for war, though its pocl.
cts clatnor loudly against the expenses. The
padres are willing To sec the slaughter 60 on
and pray loudly for bloody war, but they arc
~ u!1eH5 wan IntH eaSns tua. aleut.y asa.
Snss w. ou 4ofsuS .ho ~
us money and the revolution shall be put down
nnd though Ill this gas is for their heueGt, to
maintain their odious prescriptions, Jet theY
1aA " .nn1e tuosc pGsu.s eas.sn.sa ".lis. aa
a1s aeeT1ut ~ IiaS aoone sasn eane uta.5 -
suo ~. o. ,..a. WopoIs w. ro.,id A. ~.
rough work cheapest 3liramou WAS the only
bidder, and he proposed, in consideration o
tas sual o. s1VV,o" ~ casa, Ana eo,oev,oou ~ ~ u
su9'. ;ns.a,n'e H. ~ put ~ 8. eau " sne ~"
Snu N 'ttsG r.. .ne Lt SaLeu - - a,;a 80 ,sse .'
:ton, aase n't3e o1oot u ssAaon aM sossss.
IL !ns Gnurea sIea4a como uoMu naoeso'nei. a;
anu sIch tp 10 nin coafaEeuasy; Nv lot w ma, ai
S;ao. Sao RAt; u ~ ia tto oa;ig1rr H.. n,for
u.e.s pea"9 9;..;a nan. ~ suo soa LILY. ~;
unnsst sotei ~ - i4tsSa Hnu ~ ~.
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eyer il Il. no real good has as ret come fror
it.
THE ARCHBISHOP cHEA1Ep-H1s kxcHEQuER nASE
Err1 AND ms FArER PROTESTED.
Letters from Mexico. reIate "tzxnsactiou
) between Njramon nnd The Archbishon. whio
reflects upop the honesty Of the one and tt
saeacity Of the other. The venerable prela,
was in DEBT. or rather Niramo1 held his pnpt
for 500 900. PAYABLE in one year. He offered
share these obligations at fhe rate Of fiftYp,
: cent, which Afirainon agreed to. and the Arc|
bishop paid $oU, 900 into the treasury. He the
> sent for his notes, and was rather astonishf
+ | to find that Miramon had lust sold them to
: broker ut discount of IS n.r cent, thereby q
! tafn;nr within is per cent Of tho full ralu
( Uis reRerence was fult Of auser. and soucht /
: protest. but the potaries cotlid do nothing Il
. him, as The Church has lis own Judges. who d
called eccIesiastical. and who alone cnn take CO
nizance of relirious o:sputes. and The notary
the Archbishop is now in Rome. Bnt it is
, poor rule that only works one war, 50. VIII
, certain large demands fell due agaipss Il
Archbishop 4 few DAYS after. be denied tue pa
ncnt saying lie had no money. The crediso
:. ~ tn's cas- eouM 90 nothing, ior Tue eccies's
tiea! }aaEe IS IN itome, and tneFeiofe no pfots
' eoua W eu1sIeo. ha. tne olohef apliaea
}! A'famoe n 1hls e3tsemits, ana tte 'al1er se
nnofatcially appointed commission 10 inqni
: into the matter, 50 hts reverence IVES bee
trcntcd NIL around.
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N Chanuitencc that snlendid residence and fort
u rat;nn shnnc out from itx e,rcro}d setting III.
nevr sun Il vas lii IN from i. siinn tn fiar.st
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