New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
MEXICO.
From The Nep Orleans Piedyune, June q.


The following are the names of British subjects ban
shed from Mexico by the recent decree oil the Mira
mon Government. They are the same who signed the
celebrated manifesto on the massacre at Tacuoaya,
which action indeed is the assigned reason OF their
Punishment:
Graham ayesey Comp, Alexander T. Low C. o. Phillips
lame. Baron Tbo. Phillips: John o. SULLIVAN Forbe. Birch
F. Stewart {. o. Kaufman C. Whitehead; James H. Arthur
A Bmseld Joseph A. Benfeld w D. seseer II. F. Gbbon,
A. Grant, B. Ba,;on Bidle, Jas Horncaste' Potts Hinder
This excitement a. the capital in consequence OF the
decree SAYS a letter, scarcely be conceived As
to Mr. Otway the British Minister no Interference on
his part expected. He is reported, indeed to have
| sad that his countrymen deserved their fate, ard
probably with truth The manifesto, which we pub
| shed at the time, was very severe on Mr. ot"ay
himself for his conduct during those three days OF ter
ror in abandoning his countrymen, whom ne was
bopud by all law 10 protect to Mexican vengeance.
Advices from the City of Mexico are TO the 18th.
"The same strife and disorder continue here to exist
SAYS letter, that We have had since the return o
| " MramoD and the dreadul day OF Iacuoaya. IN tue
meantime rubberes daily becoming more ana more
frequent on the highways, unheald al exactions are
"made upon the people OF that city, while tue cheis
| "Zuosga, Miriam on, Padre, Mnanea, AzcraIe ana
| " BonilIa are filing well their purses from Doth
source" The writer then proceeds TO speak OF ths
uorduste duties shsmefuy leveled upon the great
specie ccuducta still detained near Jalspa, the pGrtl
culsrs of which are given by your correspondent al
Vera Cruz.
Abiding TO this latter shameful affair aud to the
two deputsiinns sent up 10 Robless camp to effect the
lease of the specie the Vera Cruz Progress, Us also
the Rg0rma, say in their last Issues that Is IP3s
bic TO tell or conceive what VIII be the result ot
| the negotiation.
From The same papers we learn that the first depu-
tston consisting of the French and English Cons dls
aud three Of the merchants OF the city, carried with
| them authority to offer Robes certain sum OF
''mopey on condition he allowed the cOniucta 10
| "pass." They also took up with them tue written
refusal Of the commanders OF the French and Engish
/ AZ boar fNgr
Our cotemporaries however would seem to expect
more flom the formal and dsni6ed demand OF Mr..
McLane, through Capt. Farragut, than from The bar
gaining proposed by the other deputatlon. Mean
while the excitement at Vera Cruz i represented TO be
very great, greater says the Progreso, I" than
when Mramon appeared before walls Never
theless there is reason 70 fear the specie will be
lost. ON the contrary, probable IN view OF the
refusal to receive on board the fleets at Sacrifc0s
that Roble sill permit Il to pass down TO Vera Cruz,
To be shipped in usual form.
To clear themselves, however, of al responsibility
In the matter the Juarez Government have published
ar official statement Of the whole affair From that
We learn that escort of 800 men had been sent t.
Plan del Rio 10 receive tie money, according TO sn
agreement entered into with the opposite party, upon
whom the Liberals boldly charge bad faith From this
also We learn that the eonducta stopped tle the
other eide OF Cerro Gordo. Robes had with him
2CO men, beside the specie escort. Tue Government,
concnde with the formal approval of the decision OF
Gen Psz, lot to allow the cOnducta 10 pass the Ma
tiopal Bridge under Roblrss escort.
The Gu1inary troops sent by MiramOn to the aid OF
Vol and MsUa surprised nesr Salamanca by
Gen. Hinooss, and put to rout. general order from
Zuazus the commani ier-ir chief would seem 20 attach
considerable importance the affair; but asde from
iliS event of portanoe to have iraospred
il the interior. The Cous,utousis army j. scattered
sl along between San Lus PotOsi and GuAnsju .to;
the ReactonaIies all along between QueTearo aud Ira
iustO.
Tie Mirsmon Government has seized upon the
funds of the College for Mining ami the Academy OF
San Carlos, the former beng hypohecg:-t TO Escan-
don security for further loans.
A curious event in the ever bubblng political world
OF Mexico IL the organzai at the capital OF what Is
called the Conservative Society, similar IN its OBJ
j.cs ard rules TO the celebrated Ecozesas sud York;
Los SOeIetes, which 90 many yeArs divided tbs a.