The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
0GxESS OF ANARCHY In THE REPUBLIC.

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Iucc1ESS OF ANARCHY IN THE REPUBLIC.
- uosasson About the Presidency-Doubts
- - the Course OF Miramou-The An-
0orD1sMch Fleet About to Blockade
De1a Gruz-Ths Constitutionalists Losing
md--Aa Amerscan shap Threstens 20
uomhard Maxatlan-Trouble at Tampico,
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Whs United States steamship Tennessee, which ar
ylvod - New Orleans the 9Th ult, have
pAsnce and exchanges from the city Of Mexico 70 the
~ snd Vera Cruz to the z3d ultimo.
1ennessee detained aa Vera Cruz until the oath,
" norher which prevented the embarking Of
~ as She brought $3l 1858 In specie and the follow
~ ynssepgers,-
een. rias, Admiral German, Gen. Garay, r. Gamndo
- AMsDougel-and seven In the steerage.
OUR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
4s MEXICO, Jan. 10, 1859.
kGnwS from Mramon to Robtes-F5ment IN tie City,
Dexbs a. To MIamons Course What the Priests Want
1As Reported Anglo French Demand on Vera Crxs-7he
RNt 10 b Blockadsd v Rsf.sed-1he BandiM on the
Aoad-zHe Explosion at Guadalajara-zuloaga Still in
!. ~ British legation, &C., dc.
We ai agog the facts ON two important
pcintshc action Of the foreign fleets Vera Cruz
the action Of the newly elected President Of the republic
regret to say that the fvolousness Of these people
allows them To give superior importance to the latter
matter.
Yesterday courier arrived here from Miramon, with
letters to Zaoaga and Robes and the commanders Of
the garrison, saying that he he new PresidenD would
recognise OF the late movements here, and that
the garrison must pronounce for zuoaga, and re-
instate Zuoaga in the palace, that he would be
forced 10 bring force here TO make them do it, which
might be dsagreeabe to the officers of the garrison and
10 Mr.. Robles The city in lively ferment all last
night and doubt hangs everything this morning.
AT the hour write it is too early for politicians To be
abroad. The weather is excessively cold, and our
Mexican consprators look TO personal comfort before
everything is probable that between taking their de-
nj s1 sa Mu ~ s a @ Ss op
sumed, and we will have no movement for zuioaga or
against Niranon
Niramon awaits at Querearo the decision Of the garr
Of this city. garrison put Zuoaga back in the
palace Miramon will come on here at once by
express, but If zuloaga is not put back Mramon will
bring with him Gen. Mea and his forces, and between
them they will force the position.
There Is movement foot TO urge the army 10 pro-
claim Hramon and force him TO take the Presidency at
all hazards The garrison Of Touca, the 15th COM
menced this movement by kicking away their commander
and declaring for a hssmon re- and the Plan Of racaDaya
Aramon had any money to spend but the padres are
with zulosga and the funds dsbursed for his benefit
Before week Mramon must be with US, and will have
put Zuoaga back in the palace at all hazards 20 TO Vera
akG t. sssn Of he The
probable future offers no cause for satisfaction
among any class Of people but the padres
heavy forced loans and all manner Of persecution. Mi
ramons conduct other places has been that Of brgand
loan the cy Of
making condition that those persons who did pay up
their parts in hours should be sent out Of the
country.
On the 9Th ns after the hour Of departure of the last
mail for the United Sstes the English French Mns-
In three hours the mail made up and sent Off and
consisted Of orders to the people Of Vera Cruz to be
French ees, and also orders to Cobos to move against
Vera Cruz with all possible despatch These Lass were
from Zuosga The orders TO vera Cruz for the i'm
English claimants and holders Of sucan bonds, guarsn-
teed by conventms
fe ordered g $780, 40 oy sns so s e
tne Gun until sgrn@ eake nossassion a the custom
complete interference in the aars Of this dis
tracted country These the orders which have gone
bcm here % Vera Cruz, and we are all anxiety TO
what turn affairs will take in that quarter We know that
tho people Of Vera Cruz have money and cannot pay
and therefore seems foregone conclusion that the
blockade win be promptly established This done the long
cherhed schemes q Spain and France against Mexico
will have the partial support of England. You will,
doubtless, hear from Vera Cruz Of the steps taken
By The foreign feets The time act has been up for
several days, but on account Of severe northern
which from all appearances stl prevails the English and
COmIuouOerB Docn correspond
the shore, and thus we are ignorant Of what s going
The country IN the meantime in the most awful state
from one end 70 the other The road to Vera Cruz with
bsndit Stages robbed from one to four times day
In the robbers have behaved In the most out
manncr Tin, Tno other day Madame cores the
pany were seized between Puebla and Orzaba and ex
amned and insuted In manner not at all satisfactory 70
when 1t is longer safe for ladies' travel The road to
Vera Cruz is no exception to all the others.
The town Of Cordova has been retaken by the church
had garrison Of 2,0c0 men and run away from 900
without firing shot. The fact E the liberals are good
for nothing. They have moral among them, however
much they may work upon the sympates of the Ameri
people by their professions OF liberalism
On the iU.n INST the palace OF Guadaiaara was acci
pitched unextDguished segar In the powder magazine
and the whole Of the ammunition sent flying in every
in the palace at the time, but escaped unhurt
Some 200 persons were killed and badly wounded.
Since Mramon leit Guadaaara the place is again threat
The forced loan imposed by Miramon at GuadaIajara
gave great dissatisfaction and doubtless will be made
Of many more foreign claims. Guadalajara said
to be in mined condition The city has now passed
through three heavy cges and bombardmens in the last
year The merchants have done nothing but still are re-
quired to pay up 70 Mramon leave their places of
business.
From San Luis Potosi we have nothing We do not know
to which side that place now belongs.
Zuloaga still remains at the British legation and Robles
In the palace The latter has played poor part in all
these late movements. he has proved himself very
weak person.
Before the time for the departure Of the next mail we
undoubtedly viii experience important changes 10 this
likely be again tn prison. They too foohardy to
away whilst they have q chance.
b not unlikely that before the next mail European
tervcnton viii have been commenced In the affairs OF
Mexico. If the United States allows this IL will be the
best for u.s. We cannot be In more deplorable position
than we are now, and any change must be improve
ment
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
From the Boletin Ofcia Of Mexico jan 1871
elegraphic despatch received yesterday We learn
that Colonel the secretary Of General Mamon
at ten O'Clock In the morning San Juan del Rio and
was coming with all speed TO Mexico.
According TO the same despatch General Mlramon LEFT
Guanauato for Querearo at four O'Clock yesterday
ing We have also the satisfacton announce that he