The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15


hours after u AID bad been detained by order Of MI
ramon in Pueb, where be broke tie seas of the bag,
and extracted portion Of the letters such hc suspected
could contain anything about the forced ,osn &c. have
not the least Of your correspondent
the capital among the extracted aud row Ia tee haads
OF Mirsmon.
The news by the express from the city is ulnp,r,an.
sramon had left On tie 10Th and has Huce reached
Ofizaba. The contribution dragged slowly out and
fear oniy-enr OF imprisonment and double nro-rnade
the victims pay the designated amount II is sad
that ocooo dollars had been collected THIS enables
Miramon TO push on with his troops to Vera Cruz.
Mr. Toussg, OF the firm Of siInonsfed, Toussg 4 Co..
was STILL in prison Hts being Americt citizen is
suficep, ground for Mramon to throw him into dun.
Reon Report however says that he (roussIg) keot up
correspondence with Mr.. Forsyth, late United States
Minister, which gave rise 70 his imprisonment
Degolado has issued proclamation setting forth that
ne VIII soon be IN the held again. and march into the
city Of Mexico.
when be heard the Arrangement Of he with
the Juarez government Gabrac's plan have tho
city bombaded By The English and French fleets aud did
not expect that the Juarez government would give in
such question the OF the low tariff aud
the payMg Of half the duties 10 foreign governments.
Gabriac is following the of Miramcn and wilt
cape from Avarado, whe boat from the French ni
raj vii be waiting for MIN.
Poor Mr.. Otwsy the English Minister, feels sorry for
what be has cone, much mortified about the reso
utioIs OF tie British aud other merchants at this place.
ienouncng his congs In the strongest terms. No doubt
the Chamber Commerce of Manchester ana Glasgow
will bring the matter 20 the notice o. the Britt govern
ment.
FGnnuAaY a.
This city in a complete state OF defence tho govern
has done could BE- expected VITA an OK.
haustcd treasury. The French Minister writes to the
French Consul here that MromoD Will not he responsible
for outrsges committed by his troops after cnc ing the
city.
Captain Dunlop and the French Admiral deny ha thoy
bad intention TO search the steamer Tennessee give
them credit for this; bit they 10 deny that for
the search had been received fom the French En sh
Ministers.
All the officers board tho English and French fleets
with the exceptoo OF the captains ana the Admiral
inclnng in favor of The liberal government OF Juarez
ard crop often. IN course Of conversation few words
which show that they DO not approve or the course pur
sued by their commander. Capt Dunlop wishes TO dis
tngu'sh himself before nis i've years service the Cuff
when entities him TO baronecy, expire; bit he is mis-
taken when BIO thuis that his will be approved of
By his government Cart Dunlop, in company with
COMMANDING general OF this city, inspected toay the for
tiicatops and declared tho in fret rate condition
Hope be viii tho civy shown him and coun
Gil with Mrauon on his arrival
The city ia nearly deserted A thousand women aud
chiioren left for Ayarado and TIacoalpan The Amer
Cen steamer jasper Of the Tebuantepec Company was
chartered to take of I've hundred persons mostly OF the
wei to 90 portion Of the community. Mr. Ii Sere the
President Of he Tehaeniepec Company, is soicurning
here, and kindly gave his consent Tor the Of the
steamer.
Mr. Churchwel OK n,ber of Congress from Tcnnes.
gee and Mr.. Manu. late Secretary the Legation a, Bra
I'll, and Of Dudley Mann, the Digenco Hotel
watching TIE affairs Of the country Both represent The
American character to perfection do not complain ut
their silence, that they keep their mission secret,
on the contrary approve OF their dgndcd and prudent
anner ana which is appreciated by the g'vcrnmen. ana
the people here.
AT The invitation of Capt. Turner, party (your cor
respondent did MOI go went on board the Saratoga and
jolly time they had Of It, The target firing astonshed
Of l2S rounds
An American rgate, supposed to be tho Savannah has
just anchored at Sarccos and sautes fred from the
whole feet. Tho Brooklyn ana one other armed
vessels daily expected
At meeting of the American citizens at tho United
States Consulate, petition to Capt Turner, requesting
him 10 furnish company of marines, in Iramon
should allow his sole to sack the city, was gotten up,
10 which the gallant captain at once replied promising the
necessary protection IN such CAGE 1t is understood that
thai the British commanders Dunlop also places
into each OF the stores and dwellings of British subjects
Several Of spanards kno favor the church
party and actually attempting to create here
have taken place.
Runors reached us this afternoon that Toluca was
taken by Deeolladc aud that Gudaiaar lad pronounced
in favor Of the liberal party.
Several skirmshes have taken place in the State Of
Vera Cruz, in which the liberal forces victorious.
The Mexican steamer Democrats left here for Tampico
bring 500 remeu which Governor Cara offered TO the
Juarez government Hope they viii land without hin
dIonce though the French Admiral and Captain Dunlop
may attempt before landing TO find out ether these rifle
men are Yankee hlibustcis or real genuine greaseis
General 1rejo, the valiant defender OF Perote has
abandoned the Chiquihuite and turned guerilla.
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forty eight hours ut Saerdcios Captain Jarvis has
sauted yet which the President and other authori
ties have taken unnbragc suspecting that something is
wrong Want Of rolepess and due respect always osnds
the Mexicaps, and Ia this exceedingly sorry
for this overnight the part Of Captain Jarvis aud hope
he will redress the wrong Captain Turner, Of the Sara
oga intends to leave for Pensacola in a few days. AT this
critical moment half dozen United States armed vessels
would not be too much, and trust Captain Jarvis may be
persuaded to order Captain Turner TO remain.
recognition OF the .arez government Is expected by
the next steamer, due the 4th Of month and II
would sut the Interest Of government at Washington
have II proclaim ed here amidst Of cannon and
general festivy. hope Mr.. Buchanan has decided on
this question, and can him that in less than
month Iuarez will be safe in the Presidential chair
the capital
R1snors are current here of 1000 being their
way from New York to Vera Cruz in order TO fight fer
the OF liberty. hope Capt Dunlop aud the french
Admiral will not trouble them.