The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-29

ecftu0 70 the clergy party these iaLhu servants OF tho
clergy why they should not dip their fingers
IN the strong box before Il again becomes empty
The advces from the interior show that the conscu-
journalists are again moving. Zuazua Is now near GUIANA
Juato, and General Rocha is near 10 suadattara Tho
forces Of these generals stated TO be about
o,OOO men, General Vol, who attempted TO march 70
san Luis Potosi IN May last, is In Guanajuata with
General Perez and garrison Of 1000 men. Reinforce
ments have gone from here, that possible the con-
sutonalists win DO forced fall back from uanajuato.
The objects Of these new movements are known but
supposed to be intended to distract the plans made
attack upon Morea, another upon San Luis Potos and
the campaign TO Vera Cruz.
Mramon is making extensive preparations for the
Vera Cruz campaign 10 be commenced some time in the
last Of next month He now declares that he Is deter
mined to reduce the place by bombardment, and is
making for that purpose large number Of heavy nor
But, Notwithstanding nil his clustering, IL 10 ex-
remely doubtful he begins his campaign at the thee he,
proposes carries out on the grand scale planned
If the constutonalists can manage either TO give his
forces defeat in the interior, worry them for two;
battle. they will be in a position % fall upon
this capital so as Miranon passes over the cunves
nto the hot lands, and will take possession Of all the in
erior towns and cities without opposition
But have very little hope that the .constntionalista
eign troops and officers than they Eavc Since
the siege in April last, the Notifications about this city
have been much improved and several new worksthrown
up, that IL will be impossible for the frontier rifemen
again up safely and pick of the sennels GU tine
outskirts Of this city, TO take Mexico Wi require some
nard fighting and good general. But good tactician
may any time, with Ave thousand men, be certain Oh
possessing himself Of portion Of this city with less loss
than the constituonass suffered at San Cosne the I'd
0, April last their gallant but l-adysed charge upol
one of the strongest positions in the whole line Of the city
deicnces.
The expedition of Cobes to Oaxaca has turned ont q.
complete failure He got far Tehaacan and there
stuck for two months until the other day he returned with
one half Of his forces leaving the other half To hold tho
position AS they have no money, il IL very likely they
win soon follow the track Of their chief.
All the expeditions planned by the clergy faction have
proved failures during the last three months The expo
dition Of Vol to san Luis and Tampico met With disas
trous failure VOL had or two small skirmshes with
small parties Of the enemy, and his brigade of 600
became so reduced that he forced To ask oc re
orcemens The expedition to Zcatecas got farther
than Gdadaiaara, the expedition Moreia ended by
occupying the place one day and being forced to abandon
On the 2Sth ult the young son of Mramon was pap
TIED. The affair planned to be grand, and was
perhaps as much 50 as might have been expected. All
the rogues, cut throats, &c, who surround Mramon,
present. One Of the first named Of Mexican
society was godfather and all the second named class,
with the rest, drank the champagne and played their
parts NJ. De Gabriac after all his ceverness making
out Miramon of French royal blood, was not in at
tendance. Whether, with all his drncss, he
hunght himself too clean for such party, cannot say
Mr.. and Mrs. 0tway were at the performance, and Mr.
Otway speech II is the last reported but not
therefore, sometimes happens the best After deal
Of senseess compliment 10 Mramon Mr.. o. gave the
,imen sstrong in battle and generous in victory This
sentiment, am told is to be illustrated thus Miriam n
signing the order for the Tacubaya butchery the back
ground with the ghost Of Dr. Dnva his head shot TO
pieces and his body rddcd with lance wounds in tho
foreground pointing to Mramon, Mr.. Otways STRONG
and generous hero Alas!
Not all the blood of all the Towards,
Can ennobe slaves towards.
The British government will find this truth in poor
Otway
Otway leaves here the 2Oth, will be followed by
the deep d sincere prayers Of all his countrymen that
he may find his proper level in England, and DO
again sent to disgrace the English and curse his
countrymcn abroad.
A number of foreign families about leaving hero
owing state anarchy and insecurity which exists
in the country Amongst the families going that Of L.
: Hargous, ESQ., one Of our most worthy foreign resi-
dents.
The clergy government have withdrawn two of tn, pass
ports issued TO Engishmen, as especial favor TO Mr.
otway" In Withdrawing these passports the clergy
n th4U tnyn pntr oh
serves the dongs of every foreign resident This espon
age chiefly kept by the priests, who operate upon
nestic servants aud make them dvulge all that passes
the houses OF their masters.
BY this mail large amount Of documentary evidence
the most infamous transactions here.
v MEXICO, Sept. l. 1859.
British Relations c Mrico- Vie,cs of an Impartial o.
server Of Ermts IN that Country.
The correspondent of the HERALD has been requested
to forward the following expose Of the true Of the
most noted outrages perpeEated upon British subjects m
Mexico, and by whom they were committed and what
has been done in each case Your correspondent has
hesitation in saying the facts stated Their author
is an old resident Of Mexico and person who has no
party bias His word good OATH and his state
ment just as reliable Or SOY as it had been
extracted from the books Of the different British Con-
suates where tho outrages mentioned fully recorded
From this statement it will be how very much more
and different character are the outraDes per
perated by the clergy faction those committed by
the constutionaisis.
may here state to you that the reason sImpaYtial
Observer has for sending this expose to the HERALD is &c
DC found IN the fact that certain influences have prevailed
with the leading London papers TO suppress similar
partial statements is therefore the British resi-
dents Of Mexico to appeal to the New York HERALD no
order to make their opinions known the people Of Eng
land
oUTRAGEs UPON BRITISH SUBJECTS IN xExrco.
On the reply Of Lord John Russell made to injuries Of
Mr. SCHNEIDER into the state Mexico in the British House
Of Commons on the 9Th OF july his ordshp was pieased
to that British subjects have persecued and ont
raged by both the contendg parties Mexico Although
the assertion is strictly correct st appears verv n
just unless it be accompanied by some explnnation
will therefore give you correct list of most aggrayat
ed ourages perpetraed upon British subjects Mexico
The Punishment of the British Consul from
Topic by the consttutionalists. For this out
rage Comonfort paid indemnity apoogised and
fired salute the return Of the Consul his post AL
though the American Consul was banished at the same
time, and Nr precisely the reasons the American
government demanded no apology and none was youn-
tecred ''-
the LIST Of January 1857 by party of church revolution
lists, all now in the employ of the clergy government
The money robbed that occasion was honorablv re-
sponded for by Common(ort. T. +
Infamous treatment inflicted upon Mr. Davis and Mr.
ptllnan at san Luis Posos by Mramon, now the clergy
President Of Mexico Those gentlemen forced in the
ranks with common soldiers, and submitted to other
mdgnties in order to force them to pay considerable
sums OF money to Miramon, although no. reason exsah
for the demands further than the caprice Of the atter
The British government saw fit to demand lust relara
ton for this infamous Of two of its worthr
subjects, but Mr. Otway compromised the matter with
his friends most dsrepuaby, and the injured subjects
have appealed TO their government while Mrauon lei
treated by her Majestys Minister the President Of
Mexico y
Ordering to death Of Mr.. Newal of Zacatecas because
nc would not give to Marquee the Of SIS 800 on tho
aters capricious demand Mr. Newal narrowly escaped
death by friend paying the amount asked for after
Mr. n had been several hours in capita. 10 Mr.. MS
feeling appeal to Mr. Oway for the interference of the
British government to stop the scene
as nc had passed through Mr. Otway agreed TO settle the
matter for an Indemnity Of ESQ., or Mr. " has.
refused this and he has appealed the British Pariia-
ment for protection, while Marquee still remains General
IN the service Of the clergy party and Is of the most
popular asprants the Presidency under clergy aus
pieces
Assassination of DR. John Duval by the clergy forces