New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-07
MEXICO.
TIE NEWS Ry THE TENNESSEE.


The Tennessee brings intelligence OF tae loss Of the
sssssrer Gen. Taylor, JohEscn, MISTER, from Aioslt
IAN the lst nit, for Mobile, In ballast She bnnteFed
q ses on the 9Th uh, Of the Mexican coast Ine
ssptsin and crew safe, and cane Passengels Oy
the Tennessee. They were olt Elk days IN a sih1h
bos, and were fsay picked up oy & Mexican s'n''"
TIE Extraordinary, which should have len the espl-
AL the morning Of the YOth, 70 connect WIN W
ssssee, had 10; arrived up 70 the poof o. nc,
we, 6occok p No. on the ga. is o. FL oaaatyv
bly, due 70 the uncertain political state Oi ~ g'rnJ
naA the movement OF troops aoog zee "no'e ine "
the road. T1e last extraordinary vince pa''e' ~'"H
hseasbt letters from the capital TO me 11.h. 80,
as.URE or THE LUCFEE AND DE'AeiA'ioN fi.'@
T1syJco-sIR,MOS's HOvENEsTs, &C.
p.,r ,uopa.nce OF TRs rev orb ans PcAyc9 ne - ,e-o
gh. r,sneb and Epelsh vesse s-Of-wor LuClier and
T.,a.ta,on have returned from IanpiCO, WDere tney
have been 70 receive the shnte winch they demanded
a a repsrstiOn for outTages upon tneI chzeLs snd
a.os The F,erch and Epglsh ensigns were hDisted
,p. the ssme staff and saluied with iortytSo guas.
Tbe troops we're up in line AID presented aIs,
end reDsiDed 30 during the firing Of The salute.
Gov. Cara, with tie Cor suls Of both Government,
and the officers Of the tHJ ships, we're pTese0t 10 the
even pR the French COn,ul gave grand ball 70 the
tiotYs which attended by all the digOt ires OF
The place The officers speak Of their visit as one long
70 be ZEN embeIed by them with pleasure. -
The II. s. ship SarstOge ~ still here, and VIII io1k
sh<r our interests. Should Mramon be successful 10
gaining entrance 10 the City Of Vera CTaz, the shlps
Sf the different fleets ID land force 10 protect tAe
prCpeIty Of their citizens.
much excitement was felt here on leaning tina. the
French and Eoglish Ministers bad sent orders ron
Mexico TO pre- the landing OF four hundred armed
men, which they had been informed woald aruVe "
the Ternesseei but much to the aisappos o., Sn o.
nasy who desired TO collision between me oara-
kea and the French and English vesst, they dld no.
arrive.
smaler force than was anticipated he having with
him ,bout 900 men and expects 10 reach here on The
srh or theIe4bouts and make en- immediate attack On
the city.
nIRAnoSs DESCENT on VERA CRUZ.
VERA CRUZ, Feb. -, 1883.
Gen. MiramOn, Presdeit Of the City Of Mexico, has
Ae,t The capital II the mead OF 1000 men, and 10 now
On his march 10 Conquer the heroic city.
BEEF re leaving another forced loan resorted TO
of enc per cent on all capital including fore'guers
THE collected from the already poverty stricken m
habifshts At the capital enables this ilastnDus and
youthful General President TO batter down the city
NramOn has secured the aid OF the British and
French fleets attack this place from the sea side ~
vbieh they have made already several onslaught in
the way Of grabbing the little resources eit u our
Government and the Intervention OF landing troops
which the DeigbbOriDg States OF TobAsco IamPlco
sne Campeacby may send TO our AID.
II was reported that the United States steamer Ten
petsee woud bling and mesns III and OF the cAuse
OF the Constitutional Government, and Capt Daplap
s once interfered in behalf OF MnanOn, aod her 6rtlsn
Maiestys Government protested against Capt. Tdroer
of The United States sp Saratoga, and giving notice
that the landing Of such wond not be t0leraedby
him, Dunlap.
peReEp LOANS IN SAN LUIS, MEXICO AND GUADALA-
VERA Cruz, Feb -, 1850.
Ipclosed send you hist Of the recent forced loans
made by the IeactiOnary Governor ana coinmanoef,
VskY at San LUIS POtOsi. Tney amount . some
$50 go or $40 coo in all iDcOhsderabls sum tor
city Of the size and business OF San Luis The levy is
made upon every class Of citizens alike, foreigners as
vsn ss natives, French, Englsh and Americans, IN
al departments Of business. IL was 10 GUMS OF sJ 10
a. &C., according TO the ability and character Oh the
man upon whom the levy was made.
Besides the above contribution OF two per cent on
al capital in the City of Mexico is TO be levied, To b
paid into the hands % Miramon for the expensss ot
The campaign sgaiDst Vera Croz.
Al GnaoalaaIa 500 90 was raised from the cit-
zsrs in less than twenty four hours.
On his Hsy down MfamOn Will bleed Puebla and
O7issbs yet, and with the money from inc custom.
Houses here which the French and English fleet
claim from JuareZ, in MiramOns behalf, he may have
IN all about million OF dollars.
The tails and pepiteI tiaries OF Menc0 have been
cpened aud all criminals now on ther way do"n,
being Incorporated with the army TO take Vera Cfaz
RpHoRKD ASSISTANCE FROM THE UNITED STATES
HIRANOS's MOVEMENTS.
VERA Cruz, Feb. %, 1859.
There has been the greatest excitement In Vera
Cruz for the last ten dsys gro Sog ont OF the report or
MINOR set ahoat to the effect that the tennessee
vsuid bring over thousand Americans TO ala the
lbsrA, party in its defense OF Vera Cruz Ths ramor
R,tned cTeC6nce tue more IL was CuCulStou' bON hno
.,ceouI table detention by the American Consul, Of
the Tennessee from the 9Th 20 the Oh, and the arrival
here Of three mysterious American perSOnages-
Colonel W. II. Churchill, OF Tetnessee; w. Gfagson
Nam, Esq, and the Hon. Pierre Soule OF yoar city
iu,t before the sailing Of the steamer OF the sh, and
they all having been into the interior OF MrAc0,
caused numerous COZ lectures and added strength 10
this rumor. Hence the British COneul dispatched a
courier to Mexico, and no doubt n bore ~ondrous az
cosn Of q g ccinifg < American hlibu-ters.
1t Is Understood that the French Minister ~ once
isssed instructions 10 the commander oi the French
neet here to prevent the landing of any number OF
essee and British Minister 0twsy instructed the
COMMANDER OF the British fleet 90 act upon hls owe
iatgmtnt and responsibility. Long ana anxoasly
vss the Tennessee looked for but she was not sig
nailed until nearly darn, and came into port under the
cover Of night. The greatest anxiety was nos felt
through city, until those who hrs boarded toe
Tsunsssee returned and assured the anxious popuace
that the bad no flhbusters on board.
IL ia my opinion that three fourths OF the people OF
yers Cruz were sincerely DESTROYS OF seeing tae
Americans come, and would have received them wiih
open aims. ma n
mon was to leave pGebla with the main body of mis-
army on the GOTH to attack Vera Cruz but there are
few here who believe he will ever come within ten
leas ues of the place The is too far gone, add
the voBita would play sad havoc with his forces were
he nov before the city.
IL is confidently expected here that the return trip
Of the Tennessee viii bring the o. the recognition
Of Malta by the United States lvernment, hence
the liberal party s IL the highest sp rts.
TpeIe IL danger OF Vera Graz rendering 70 the
enemy for il never was better fortified FOR defense
both oy men ana munitions.
Tie var eusYd OF the expedition against Vera Cruz
the "Division Of Reserve'-let the capital on tn,
llh II consisted of 500 men, vita SIX pieces OF ar
ffnery, among them tSo mortns. AnsmoR hlmsel
did not leave I'LL the 18Th. His escorts said 70 have
mustered only some hundred men.
Tse correspondent Of Tae Pr0greso, who hmse'
Fsn. c4earfn