The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-19

well laid scheme to revoutionzc his government
detected last week and Immediately suppressed. 1t was
fully matured and ably among Of his ge-
neral officers and few days would have developed
the affair in all its intended glory. The plan second
ed by large number OF citizens, who to join with
the officers and pronounce in OF the liberal party
But human nature is weak, especially in Mexico One Of
the very officers deepest in the affair tempted for the
sum Of twenty expose the whole matter But Mi
ramon, finding the movement was general one, arrested
only about twenty Of his officers So many, both in and
out Of the army, will have been found implicated that it
thought no punishment will be inflicted upon those
under arrest Little family disputes such these
continually on the carpet at the capital Every enc is
predicting sudden breaking up of the establishment Of
the Mexican Napoleoncito he called by the opposite
party.
While these troubles weakening the OF the
church party the ber ais here in Vera Cruz are making
active preparations for march upon the capital at
early day and another expedition for the siege of the
cities OF Jalapa and Cordova is under way and near
ly ready TO march under Colonel Espeio. Notwhsand-
ing his recent failure at Cordova the government still
willing TO aid him in another attempt to capture these
places. successful here, he will be joined by the full
force Of the army Of the constitutional government which
| will then move towards the capital.
General Cobos' division of the Miramon army was de
feaed on the LIST inst at Teotlan, Oajaca by General
Yriestre with 500 men. Cobos had upwards of 1000
men, who completely routed leaving in the hands
the liberals large amount of ainmcnition The
officers taken prisoners were generously pardoned by
| Yriestre
Reports OF the victories Of the liberals come in from all
sides, thick and fast General Dobado's victory over
Vol, the reactonary General has already been made
public while the account of the gallant affair Of Gen. Coro
nado at Topic is just in, fresh and interesting The
whole garrison fell into the hands OF Coronado, with
| upwards Of coo men. General Moreno with five or six
other ocers said to have been shot, but this is
fully credited This the third time since June that
Topic has changed rulers. Coronado, said will
his forces with those Of ogazon Of Jaco and march in
full force upon Guataaara, the stronghold of the
dictionary General Marquee and thence to the city of
| Mexico.
Whether these Generals are tending towards Mexico IN
der concoced arrangement or endeavorng to out
general each other in the for the great prize is
question often asked We have at the north General
Degoado in the west Coronado and here in the south
have, quietly bidng his time the fascinating amable
Ygleisa all looking in the direction Of the city general
movement on the part Of these officers with an under
standing to close in upon Mramon from all quarters
would soon settle the question Of supremacy in Mexico.
na ra ' y no. ner object Eich general hods his
arrogance 10 inc supreme government by too slight
tenure, and is too far removed from authority 10 yield
obedience TO any one leader may select. This great
evil and is even now source OF great ribulaton Pre-
sdent Juarez and his cabinet
How to conciae the generals is the vital and all alb
sorbing subject of cabinet council
The Progres0, few days since, published list of
stores and merchandise which had passed through
| the Vera Cruz Custom House Mr. Otway's address
and which, Of course admitted free Of duty The
paura and irresistible conclusion arrived at after the
perusal Of such ponderous list was that he either used
i
Mramon and army ncuded-or that he has been driving
very large and profitable mercantile business in
| Mons. Gabriac.
While his exceloncy has been defrauding the govern
ment on his sde her Maestys officials have been rob-
bling j on the other. These terms harsh when ap-
piled to the high dignitares Of such nation England,
yet ,they could not be modified, and should not
The government has information that her British Ma
jesys ship Calypso which has been sneaking and skuk
ing about the Western coast of Mexico for the past year
has at last effected the embarkaiion Of conducta from
Guadaaara, with upwards SO 600 600 All the hus
Pacific side being possession fthe liberals, information
was conveyed her that the money would be brought
down obscure and unequened bay the south of
San Bias Yet at the sacrifice of honor good faith and all
port, and in defiance Of enters steals away
$4,000 legally belonging to friendly but poweress
this amount duties which should have paid
upon the expectation of 600 netted that figure
The note Of Secretary Of Legation Mr. La Rainree,
10 the government in reference 10 the recent mail rob
berry The lshmus of Tehuantepec elected reply from
ment had official information Of the robbery, but that
upon the representation a the United States Secretary
mediate notice would be taken of the matter and force
OF 600 men despatched at to protect in future the safe
transit Of both mails and passengers Mr. La RaiDree
had especial object in placing this fact (of the robbery
before the Mexican Cabinet and his tact and
Of the affair highly credtabe have been his
duct ard bearing bearing in every other respect Without
the way, is one Of the most popular and highly
a rc9nases in MsScG q. do not hesitate
language his sudat and thorough understanding Of the
manners Of the people, would be able in short time if
clothed with proper powers to negotiate treaty in the
highest degree advantageous and honorable to both par
ties. St the constitutional government look with great
| favor upon Mr.. McIane, and appreciate his manly,
straightforward course and his friendly position towards
them am that his absence is source of anxiety
and regret the whole party for is evident to any OBJ
server that they rely much upon his friendly nerposon
and the moral influence which his brings to bear
upon all their actions
The 10th of September h of July Mexico) was cele
brated here in grant style An address by one Of the
the public plaza, in which he alluded very compliment
ary ci ms to the greatness and increasing prosperity Of
escorted the President and Cabinet ION FOOT the
Aamada. Nothing could have been more republican than
the personnel President Juarez and his minister's their
plain citizens dress in strong contrast to the bril-
liant and gt.erng uniforms of the military officers who
accompanied them. grand display Of fireworks the
The day
The United States sloop of Saratoga, regret to
Her officers and men, though not SICK still pretty well
worn down. and it is with the intention Of giving them
Capt Turner proceeds to That port ''
The Saratoga FREQ salute Yesterday on the occasion of
who hs here en- 1e to The United sates
:, An enterprsng citizen Of your eiy, Mr. Alexander
Hitchcock who is now in Vera Cruz, has made singular
He supplies arms TO the government at certain price, for
which he receives all the old iron, worthless guns SHE'LL
on its way to Minatitlan from New York, designed for
Gen. Alverez the Pacific They will cross the Tehuan-
now shipping tn iron as fast as possible to New York
and am assured that the speculation will yield an i'm
mense profit Both parties are thus benefited by the
| operation.
send you some newspapers, together with list Of the
! American shipping in the harbor.
There English vessels Of in port two Spanish
frgates and French brig of anchor under the
| the Island Of SACRIFICES.
| VERA CRrz, Sept. q, 1859.
Naturalization Of Church Property and Abolition Of Holt
days rry Popular-Heary Loss to the Lenders-The Con-
duct Of Mr.. N'cay-Indcivity Of the Juares Gorera-
ment, DC
address you few lines, though have little news to