The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-14
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.

Mr.. McLdne at MnotiGo-F Future of his Treaty Neoo-
Gations-7M Project Nrosvn Up-7he Minister Dis. |
gaasd-What ne Plan Was-7ns Cm3ducta at Vera !
Cxs-Gencal Robes Gaue Up the American Money at |
Osce-Ne,Cs from the Lnteror-Dityac of the Libe
raj Party, dc.
The United States Minister, Hon. Robt N. McLane,
rived here on the both Of juno from Vera Cruz,
panied BY Consul Twyman Of that place. Mr. La RENTER
Secretary Of legation and Captain Farragu Of the Brook
lyn Mr.. AcIane came down to receive his correspond
enoe, which he supposed would come on TIE rehuaus
pee Oompanys steamer there steamer running
Vera Cruz present The tennessee and dianola
both put into quarantine their last trip, and is sup
posed that that will determine their not TO send
them to Vera Cruz again The Indanola tried the dodge
Of clearing a New Orleans for Nnatitlan, in.
tending 10 70 Vera Cruz but to take all her papers
rom the Custom house at A.natitiAn. By this
proceeding the owners hoped TO her through the
quarantine inquision vessels from this port
stopped by the doctors The game did succeed
therefore she will not try Il again.
Mr. McIane 10 thoroughly disgussed, and his present
trip TO this place was more like fight than business
errand appears that bis negotiation has come to q
dead lock- and the affair must commence de He is
Illustrated and "out Of sorts He at his original start
ing point, in measure, better Off for al his trouble
dealing WITH He had every thing smoothed away and
the body OF treaty already understood, when 10 and be-
preaentsd him clean sheet Of paper to commence on
again. It was like dash Of cold water and he fed from
the mtc1t Of SUCH T&eyraudg.
The way OF IT, as am informed, this:-Dagollado
wrote you BEFORE came into the Cabinet Of Vera Cruz
with determination, a. he expressed in this place, TO
Lerdo was then already with . mind in favor OF
tho tho, sAme object, and \ was thought the two
article from the HKRAID the subject Of American
inter vention In Mexico, and endorsed throughout while
the Rfoma publahed leading editorials daily in favor Of
the idea II was settled Mexican fashion aud Dego,ado
was selected TO Minister 70 the United States 70
negotiate special treaty. He could only wait to pack
place) and he would be of Mr. Degoado the Cabinet
were in the secret and UNDERWOOD themselves At
party where the general cobsratuatoDs we're being
changed the question came up, and Degolado said he
wanted United States soldiers commanded by regular
officers The conversation extended, and mentioned
that Mr. Degoado's plan would not succeed, unless he
chose 70 wait until Congress assembled, be
brought before that body and passed into law but
o.nsr~se sners was no power TO nesotste IN the terms
party Degoado took fire and aad he would have MOTH
ing else and ~ be could not get woai be wanted no
Cabinet officers turned tail the very project they mad
been working for, just because private Individual con-
trsdcted some part OF their sasconade over bottle OF
Mr. McIAre said before s thoroughly disappointed
treaty He haa said much here his face and CON
duct confirm the statement Tna.is he thinks the
prospect just now Ia dubious, for two rst that
the hexicaDs will bold or for time; and secondly
he will bold Off They have treated so badly tuat
half an excuse would be accepted now break up the
mission and quit the country in disgust In converse
tcn with rather radical Mexicaus in the Consular
Office day or two snce, he declared empbAtcsy that
i treaty was not made with HIM before Congress- met,
there would be "n0 Minister sent from the United States
TO Mexico; for" said he, "if cannot live happily as
two republics, the worst viii have to come
later"
The long talked Of conduc arrived at Vera Cruz and
the money Ia now waiting for shipment. Nc. Mctane
sent Of the Brooklyn up to Jaapa, and de-
manced that the treasure belonging to Americans should
be allowed to pass He also asked that money for the
Germans should be sent forward. Robles gave once
stating that be never intended stop money belong
Ing to Americans, but only that belonging the English
and French Accordingly our portion o. the
and se as nat h belonging TO
tie admras Of both nations had emphaticay decliued
having anything to 90 with \ unless came through vers
sentaifves
In the way OF general newe, have nothing worth re.
porting The army Of Mrsmon does TO be doing
anything, and that Of Gen. Zunzua is not whit better
The latter il said to be recruiting for campaign this
month next against the city Of Mexico and the report
10 that be will have large force to aid him he lis doing
better than Desoado, and hope to report ayoraby Of
him.
The liberal party distracted by jeaIousies at present
and doubt II Juarez hold his Cabinet together much
longer Lerdo detess and abuses Ocampo and pesa
and both threaten to resign Lerdo resigns then good
Bye Juarez for he constitutes she only available strength
the President has. Lerdo shrewd politician and
Of sequestrang or natonazng the large properties be-
longing to the church.
Governor Doblado of Guanauato passed through this
place last week his way Vera Cruz where he seeks
consultation with President JuaTez BE appeared to
be very candid and somewhat good looking man, and
formed favorable opinion Of him. He processes the
radical ideas, and says he wants American assist
ance, whatever the cost may be, whether in lands or
privileges.
Our Monterey Correspondence.
MONTERREY, June s, 1859.
Organization Of the Army-Frged Certificates on he Bank
of Commerce of Neo York-Defeat and Death If Colonel
Muamsr-Aitta'y Moucments-Great Drought, dc.
An express arrived yesterday from headquarters in
forming that General Zuazua had completely organized
his army His total force s stated to be six thousand
BE informs the Governor Of this State that General
VOL, q Frenchman, Of whom you heard 90 much
during the administration Of Santa Anna now taken
In chief Of the forces Of Meja This OF course
Ii not Of much consequence, hts cowardice q we'll
known to the Mexcans ana more particularly 70 the
Texans.
Governor vidaurri 10 actively augmeutug his forces,
and the general government would only provide him
he n1aca A.Id.