The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

Mn's.er, Who appears be Tho spirit on the ooca
SION, displaying the utmost or Diplomatic re-
serve Should Zuoaga be reinstssed he viii become no
thing better than the puppeto Mramon and Of the foreign
Dsgoado has certainly been dsodgsd from his strong
position between Guadatsrs and Colma Tho details Of
tbe light are imperfect but IL would seem that his
guard went to the enemy and the rest OF his
took 70 fight after throwing their artillery ravns
Degol'ad0 had arrived Michoacan With remnant Of
Their raw ves cannot stand up before the disciplined
uoops OF me government Do not imagine however that
Far Hss ace and r. establish or their
nc WI Ds asyoared BY hostile predatory bands and it,
report prevails ust q. the departure Of the mail that
noDes WIZ abandon the National Palace and run away
eavins DIS friends to take care Of themselves Those fst
Fellows who, Fasta ike, lard lean earth a hey 20
along, make monstrous poor consprators.
AFFAIRs IN TIE CAPITAL AND AT VERA CRUZ
From the New Orleans Crescent jan 2Sl
Before leaving Guadalajara General Mramou sent
despatch TO the capital stating that on the 10th OF January
the magazine in the Government House Of the former
place exploded with tremendous detonaton, blowing up
The number Of victims large but the Providence that
seems 10 watch over my person ordered that my quar-
This appears 70 indicate that the young hero of
Ahualuco believes himself held in by Heaven for
about hundred persons lost their lives by This expo
sion Mramon imposed forced loan Of $500 900 upon
the inhabitants Of Guadaajara. including Foreigners the
latter having the choice between payment and expulsion
They paid the demand under protest.
La ScctedGd states that an American shp-ofwar had
threatened TO bompard Msxatan within three days the
cargo Of vessel from Manzano 70
tain parties from which II had been forciby taken The
cargo question belonged TO American citizens and had
been condscated by the church party.
Letters received in the capital the night Of the nth
state that 5000 men under BIanco and Coronado had
marched from Zacaecas upon San Luis Poosi posses
sion Of the church party brother Of Mramon had left
Guadaaara at the head Of 900 to reinforce the gar
son Of San Luis.
From the New Orleans True Delta, Jan. 2Sl
The press in the city Of Mexico state that the French
and English ministers had notified the that in
million Of dollars not paid for claims tho
subjects Of the two governments days. the ports of
Vera Cruz and Tampco would be taken possession Of the
naval forces there stationed We look upon this state
ment as merely q canard
The Prgreso Of the 22d has extended article the
relations Of the Constitutional Mexican government and
the United States In which II looks with favor
Mr.. Buchanans proposal TO occupy certain posts in
chihuahua and Sonora. The Prc0reso, while II admits
that large portion Of the American people believe
manifest destiny. and the absorption Of the whole Of
Mexico by the United Saes denies that the proposed
se my. %r,en snan a 6
newspaper wherein he excuses his failure to continue the
operations at Vera Cruz and repudiates the charge Of
cowardicc brought against him on that account
Correspondence Of the New Orleans True Delta1
VERA CRuz, Jan. 90, 1859.
am sorry to say that the liberals do not to take
the conservative party more divided than now and stl
the liberals do not gain single point
one Oh ne many under
probably may be entrusted with a command The hero
Of Perote is falling back upon Vera Cruz having
ated the place before taen leaving exposed the poor
habitants 70 the wrath and age Of the incoming party
This has been the case all over the republic One day
place taken and the next abandoned Mark my word
this year Of 1859 will eapse, and we will be in the
position.
Nothing but 5000 Yankee soldiers will give this
try quiet and rest and keep any legitimate President in
power Not Of the Mexican officers be depended
upon-every one in his turn viii be traitor. Examples
are every day before eyes.
TROUBLE AT TAMPICO.
From FL Diario de la Marina Of Havana, Jan. 2O.l
Last night her Maestys Leon entered port
According to the letters have received from Tampico
this steamer TO 60 down TO the bar the 12h
not known whether she able get out 10 sea-
wherefore infer that the weather must have prevented
| her from sailing for several days afterwards.
The letters aIude TO state that the situation Of the
republic douby critical at the moment for Gen. Mi
ramon not agreeing with the plan proclaimed by Gen.
bles, with the troops under his command marching
towards the capital is possible that this took place
during the few days before The election Of The I'd
knOUn
AZ 70 Tnmpico We - that there was On The 1lth.
kind Of pscsuncasio Of the garrison, which seemed
not 70 DO very favorable Garxa Who although be
succeeded in appeasug It for the moment ID supposed
will have TO struggle very soon against sl greater din
culties.