The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.


ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.
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Our City OF Mckee IA. c.poudence.
MEXICO, June s, 1850.
Banishmext Of EnSlishmn-7e b,a # The Bondsoldera
and Of RothscAlds Sent OG-A Neac Forced LooN-
Trouble in the French Le0dtio,-Aooemess Of Ges Aar-
qk'-7he Notifications Xyength4sd- Hobs, Sansa Anna
and Marquee PIottn0Jor the Presidency, de-, dc.
Inc oapisbments Of EDslbbmen are now ectpstng t,e
assAas naons What makes these Afsrs more Infamous
s the TACT that Mr. Otway, her Msjestys Nnister 70
Aexco IN replying 70 one OF his subjects ordered 70 leave
be country, has acknowledged "the right, fh.A,s nj.
word) OF The clergy 70 bAnsh VIII ,nsoss or ,nsv nsa,.
HAD be said he power instead OF tbe righ. be NIGH.
hope TO escape scaihng rebuke from hs so
this condescenson to the padr. But he has not been
clever enough for that and 10 his many foies buuders
and criminal acsS against ks country and aganst hts
cosntrymen in Mexico he has added the new crme-it
nothing lessof becoming the deliberate despoler Of hs
elbow countrymen. In this instance WHARF ha
has in writing admitted "the right, OF tho clergy
TO bansh whom they please, a most worthy
British subject, Of large family, Interested Thia
person and bis eldest ordered to leave The country
forhwh without any cause being assigned fer their
departure further than the right the clergy which
nd
working, frugal persons, and have through their deyo
ton to business become the propretors Of several pspsr
factories in the valley Of Mexico and notwithstanding
they have spent their whole lives rreproachabe fair
butness they subjected the prosoec. OF being
utterly ruined In fortune together the other men
oers OF their family, through the caprice of tho
church fanatics Of this city, and all this by and with the
approval Of her Aajesty's representative
The only suppostous charge which rests against them
49, that they signed the address to Mr. Otway OF which
sent you copy In my last letter from here. Even
this charge is without foundation, for b,h the father
and the eldest son at their factories in the
country ali the time this address was being pre
pared They never II and never signed IT, Bot not
withdrawing these facts have been made Known 70 her
xsjsstys Minister, that worthy refused to make any ef
iorts in their behalf BE has admitted 70 them that that
war their ohence 70 the pdres and, after that perszs
they nave "the right To Danish whom they please Both
Mr. Benned and hs eldest sonhe persons referred TO az
uncer orders 70 leave the countryare married to Ken
trcky sdee, and may be important TO their freads TO
know their present critical position.
Mr. Whitehead. the agent of the bondholders: Mr.
Davidson, the agent Of the Rothschids and seysr.I
others, likely " get sailing orders tomorrow Tbe.s
o. cuments have been made out for sever.l d.v,
awaiting the departures OF foreign msis 70
the banshed sending the worst TINS t,me Afef
to-day We have DO foreign mail again uosl 10Th INST
their acss OF persecution. ~ 'AANs0 !"
We havea new forced loan imposed upon Ms which
covers all casses OF people, but B iutended eaten Al
foreigners especially u is more vnerous than any OF
the previous imPosts Of the name tax of ave ptr
snd al, n,os 81 rents paid, all wages earned
most osgraceful affair took place few dxys ago be-
tween french subject and the Secretary OF the renc,
Legation. Count de Ia Londe. The French subac,
Ike all other foreigners in Mexico with the exceon ~
S S, vIway and few Of their hangers on, is q
hbern-got prison, and KEEP. there Without ancnsa
ton for month and suffered great ndgnties rom the
police % getting out he made represee at,oa J, In,
French legation, claiming what is guaranteed him b,
treaty. The French Minister refused 10 Zee him ani
authorized the secretary to tell French subject IN
CA. 90 INA. c..e was founded In mpertnence and
tnst ne would have nothing u 10 With me
got all Of ths, with lome additional abuse from The
secretary The FrencbmaD, so.ded to maduees BY this
kicked out Of the Legation for his trouble cnsiense
was promptly cent to Count de Londe for this VINO "a
met the Count In the palace ana suddenly canne n No.
with him. The Fienchman was knocked DO wn and bessn
We, smust ne Cree OF ne,p, murder &c The re-
suit OF al NIB was the FfeDchman again thrown IN
prison but this time with the gsng n the most nor
nd oseus'ing hole thAt prisoners confined in in any
part Of the world while the Coant goes a. iarge Tns
irenchman has large family OF small children who are
thus reduced to besgary, and nov Supported bv
ns csily labor furnished them with he n,sa ny
Of living. Now they are robbed OF this r,,nort.
and notwithstanding their poverty neither The T,euct,
Minister his fecretry has had The uoSene.a 20
mtercede in their behalf. This Gaze s one m msnw
when show Ae power Of the French hnis,er aud bis
miserable reseneeto spirit There be no doubt hut
shs poor Frencnman Is IN prison bv drec,,on ~
Gaorae; for, what reskon the clergy hage for inn
frNonlhg man Wno nAs already suffered drubbtng tina,
mig be considered proper cnaei,seent for the mot
Migrant impertnence which outraged foreigner cons
hinse,f and family? 80 '~J +"
From reliable news Of recent date we know tia. ;en
Aaiquez nag arrived IN Guadasjara With forces We
ago know tbat Cen Veiez Is Guaus uao Gen VOL, in
Celaya and gejiA In Queretao Tnese pos,ons .nnasr
70 pave al been occupied by the forces otne clergy WITH
.u. any mosoe resistance on the pars the consu-
one can tell Tnere appears TO be d ,ensson in
their camp well as TREASON and tbsra.a,a
the few who viii fight are peessiysd hv; ,S
VINO only look 70 rob beray their associates for moos
several Of the consitutonast chiefs are near this civ
with considerable forces, but TO morrow tney NAV he
where the clergy chiefs and the clergy cniefe
where they are today So the game goes and 20 i win
80 until we get some positive support from abroad.
The defensive works about city are being improved
and prepared for defence again bat whether n at,ca
ton Of an Of the conAstuonasu or on account Of
the plans gong in this capital Il Is very df.nh ~
NY own s, from the signs the tes tnas We
VII nave state Of siege declared Of an inter-
na Ponhictopei7xo Deore the constiiutouslsa amin
make tne appearance in strength The Tomas of rscu
psya The nation savers in Mexico busy with several
plans Three OF these may be Considered a. u0vemenr
ALREADY initiated Tney headed by Santa Anna CEN
Marquee 0he butcher Of Tacubsya), and poor Robles
Robes counts upon support q part of the cIsro
that part who convinced their uecks and dn.r
are IN real danger The chief moneyed sch rner, are s.o
WHO aT az s Wen s az M, o:~sy who, it is said, com
was the only msn TO save the country and al oderst
men wish to see MIN in power" the grand prosramme
mprovemenu-raLroads, &c. Funny storv f
The santa Anna party Is The old story-the army the
church, and the plunderDg OF the uatlon,ba q ,hr.
guarantees you hear much about
The Marquee party the padres-nov and forever. d.,
OK Gie lbs iaA B Inc most honest, as II will uu-
doubedy be The moot severe here,c If ii happens 10
come uppermost IN these days. "
huamon getting more obnoxious every day although
bis weakness makes the man for the tinss he
cannot last long. ~ s'' NO
The weather has entirely changed the public health
10 likely 10 improve. FAS A'>'s"
MEXICO, June 10, 1859.
More dtoia Ne Condu1a-WAat iriu ROLES Do,-TA> Ra
"ahed Englthmea-Baa.c al Guanajuoto-7ae G. usa.
su'S"da Army IN Aore!ia-Cl Lane Hand-Ra1ey
g The Mint at GuanajuaD, dc.
The money question decides all things 10 Mexico as well
every where else. Tho Tennessee which should have