New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18
MEXICO.
DETAILED NARRATIVE OF LATEST EVENTS.
Frou The sess-orieans Piooyv~> NSs. II
Ven, C,rz Nov Z ISJq

/ ON Cordova A suau body OF troops from HuAtusco
was TO prevent the reinforcement Of Iehuacan from
| Orzaba and ultimately all were 70 act on Onzsiba and
clear the road from this poet Oaxaca, on the Pacific
/ Tbis would have formed a desirable base Of action
| aeainst puebla. " So proposes but God dis
| poses"
Iniestra il a blunt, rough, fighting man, the dearest
action Of whose arms has been in the tented field, for
merry a. a careterO, lattery as a General. On ap
preaching Tehuaean, the cry Of some OF the subord
| mates was Qpiero cgf6-and coffee there was none.
/ Iniestra Teprmanded them; murmnrs and discomfort
arose two were arrested tried, convicted, and shot.
Iieiia wac Immediately recalled by that mildhearied
man Ocampo now Minister Of War, and Mea left in
| command. Meanwhile CObos went 70 Iehuacan with
| n tbousand cavalry 20 reinforce that place. Meia
esme-Cobos did rot ruI--so Mejia retired not having
any cavalry and fearing he could not take the place.
and if he did, could not hold IT, he retired TO Ieoan
| del Canine. Since then, Cobos and MramOn have
| pursued him and beaten him at that place.
On this side Espeja had hard fight al Cordova but
was compelled 10 retire after having gained the plaza
He has been recalled, and Iniesra sent to take his
command. Espeia remained here a couple Of days,
and wasthen ordered back some sort OF cDmmissOn
| Alatrisie, Who should have supported Espea, of
| course found wanting. Robes is still at Orizaba. Il
not the whole affair our side imbeclle and ridiculous
| truly Mexioanl
| AZ 1epc. Roias and Coronado have been "cutting
up rough" claiming to be Liberals Isas is cont
law, and it on the band of his hat in which be
Some months ago the "buicher" MARQUEE with a
cOndacta, left Guiana uato for the Pacific coast. The
Liberals held Tepic, but retired, first committing
MANY Ourages, San Bias. San Bias is the port of
shipment, about co miles from Topic, D. being a
wreicled little village the sand beach hot and
healthy the custom house is al Topic. Marquee being
gifted with "amplissmo poder, on reaching Topic de-
ermined not TO ship the money from San Bias but by
the power in him vested by solemn decree, declared
Santa Cruz twelve miles distant from San Bias to be
port of entry and shipment of the Republic Hethen
| he I.Il.
Quota taking with him at that time Ormond Chase,
American, as prisoner. The Liberals again entered
Tepic. MARQUEE returned with the condueta, and they
again retired. Then il that the savage murderer
MaTauezcaused Chase 10 be shot and hung up naked,
as waningt foreigners, without trial without warn
ing. The blackness OF night was beittingy used TO
hide tie atrocity of the act At midnight the order
was gwen; at four in the morning poor Chase was
murdered, "unhouseled, unaneled." The fact you
have heard beiore-- occurred IN August last
MARQUEE having arrived with the conduca at Topic,
inform alton was given H. Il. NJ ship Calypso, and ar
Taneements made 10 ship the money on her. The Mex
lean sbipOf-war Ipala protested and threatened TO IN
teTfere. Calypso said If she did she wOnd sink her.
The Ipala c0m0Rsed the ranch, and the money was
shipped accordingly on the Calypso which main fact
YOU have also been informed Of Marquee came back
10 Tepic retired to GuadalajaTa, and Coronado and
Rojas Homedo Liberals entered Tepc. Coronado de-
mauded per cent to be paid the money shipped by
the Calypso. II was refused and among others, by
Mr. Asopp merchant of the house of Barron, Forbes
g. Co.. and at present II. Il. VI. Acting Consul. He was
imprisoned and insulted-told by Rojas that though
Coronado said he was Consul, he would as lief shoot
a Consul as a Lazardo Indian-refused him chair to
sit down on and in his cell these incidents
are reliable; went TO him 81 IL o'clock at night md
told him, if be did not pay. he would be shot Under
the circumstances Mr. AllsOpp paid sl 900, and was
released but was not allowed TO leave the city ard
few DAYS alterward again imprisoned and more
money demaBded-the result not yet known. Mr..
Mathews, ii. Is. NJ. Charge dAfaires fired up, and
orders W ere given To Marquez-mind, 10 M0rqEez-to
march 10 GuadalajaTa and attack Roas at Topic. He
has left Guadalaara, and il on his way.
LATER FROM THE NORTH.
The English steamer arrived with mails while writ
ing the above. Vidaurr is in Texas. Degollado ~ at
san Luis Po;osi STILL with 3G00 men; Cara at Tala;
Gomez FaIias near and threatening GuanaInato. On
the other side, VOL is running about actively from
place TO place. Around San Luis the L7eIal troops
number 9CC0 but private and reliable information
savs that Degoado Is without dollar and unable 70
move if San Luis is attacked. God help the Liberal
cause There is greater proof OF Miramons weak
ness than the fact that he can't whip us into the sea-
The Liberals it would seem, 10 hold their own, need
uoney-to conquer, need everything
This place alone il strong. We have no fear OF re-
verses At last accounts from Mexico the Government
on the alert Ihefe seems 10 DC some ie'r vi
Gen. Ufaaa went ~ Oh the English steamer to Tam
pico en- route TO join DeyolndO
You have heard about the 5000 tuns of old iron
here. which the NewsY0rk men have been hooked
with Mr. Lerdo, the great statesman and statisucian,
folio OF finance, Of erecting gigantic machine ior
breaking and melting it into "pgs, for expectation
and sale by which the Government was TO realize M
mense sums Not being able to carry this through
and after reaching New-York, finding the church
property mortgages by means gilt edge, the huge
masees Of old iron arose before his dstended imagna-
ton, and infused Joy into his soul by the glHering
prospect he had by It's sale, OF o5eyg thar anuluaed
mandate, "put money in thy purse"-the mountain.
labored contracts were entered mt0thlrteen vessels
chartered 10 begin WITH and an agent sent 70 Vera truz
The mountain is about 10 be delivered. New-forK
sueculators walk Wall street with a confident chneke,
dream OF money and iron, and 10 the meunlsin Is de-
Evered. ~
Yes, only rat, ard dead rat. The Government
had already sold the iron TO some one else. And how
much think yOu there viii be IN all after digging up
| the old cannon at the corner of the streets Why
nearly 800 tuns Quere-Has our little liberal Gov
| eminent unconsciously got ahead of our New-fork
! spectators
STILL LATER.
| November & 1859.
| The English express had arrived. MARQUEE has
pronounced, at Guadalajara, for trumvrate until
Santa Anna arrives. He has cOnducta of g 8D,Uo1
there under his charge, s6aOOOO of which he already
appropriaes for the support of the new government
ghe French and English Legations have protested and
threatened to withdraw unless the money given up
| Tine next morning Miramon set out with our ad-de-
camps 10 Join Velez and attack Marquee. II ls said
| be Himself lad $4,000 in the conducta- Meanwinle
Doblado lI.ibeIan has beaten Generals PachecO ana
Aaro near Guanaiuato and entered that place, where
be was well received by the inhabitants Gen. Do
blado Il Constitutional Governor of the State OF
| Guanajuatos. We are all in glow here this being
| the frst good news for some time. The main faors
you nav rely upon. Marquee has taken 500 600 and
Malaon left Mexico IN the diligence, Ut l Il. m. the
morning OF the 4th, for Queretaro. IL is expected
/ here that Robles VIII soon prOnounce-an old stony
but now having some foundation. The details have
not and may not be arranged but they under con-
sufation Also, we are TO buy Minister Of War