The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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MORE SPANISH ASSAsSISATIONS.
Robbery of the Conducta by
Marquee.
Flight Of Miram0n from the
Capital.
NcApAClTY OF THE JuAREz ClBlNET.
THE RULE OF Anarchy IN THE REPUBLIC,
&C., Ac., &c.

We have received, by way Of Havana and New Or
leans our correspondence from the city Of Mexico to the
9th and Vera Cruz To the INST Want OF space com
pels us 70 cut down 10 bare statement u racts but il
contains much matter Of Importance 70 ali having in
tsress here ana presents graphic picture OF the rule Of
anarchy which is enthroned in that republic.
fire hao in the residence OF Messrs Tras A.
Macintosh, in the city Of Mexco destroying the building
and consuming the frpiture Of the former and two NIL
lions Of bonds belonging the latter.
Our City OF Mexico Correspond ence.
Mexico, Oct. Is, 1859
More Assassnatios Of Spantards and French at Ona-
raca-A Ranchero's Inquiries sato the AGair-
Rotles and the Ro1ers-Dismissal Of Pesa the Secretary
Of the Treasury, dc
Considerable excitement has been here recently
by some extraordinary occurrences in the Cuernayaca
district appears that Spaniard who employed on
the celebrated San Vicente hacienda administrators
fell out with Senor Bermeo, the owner and in conse
quence left his situation He shortly after set up small
in the vicinity appears have been doing good
business This did Dot suit Senior Bermejlo, who claimed
monopoly in that quarter of supplying the wants Of the
inhabitants at his exorbtant prces and in order to
get rid Of his rival in business he denounced him to the
uttorties conspirator The authorities at once or
dered his arrest and considerable force was detailed To
make the prisoner Unfortunately these forces ar
rived at the mans store late in the night, and as
the district has been overrun with brigands for
the past two years the mercha refused TO admit the SOL
des naturally suspectng they robbers The soldiers
commenced an attack upon the house, and the merchant
and two friends-another spanard and Frenchman-
returned the fire. The combat lasted all night and re-
suited in the death of several Of the soldiers and the
woundng mortaly of the merchants two friends When
daylight at length the merchant learned the cha
racier of the people attacking him, and
dered The merchant and his two dying friends were
carried 70 Cuernayaca. On their arrival in that place
the Of the night reported to the
commanding officer than he ordered the merchant TO be
shot, and he accordingly taken and shot like a
dog, by the side of dtch and afterwards pitched into it,
The two friends shortly after died Of their wounds and
from want of attention
This atrocity was no sooner made known than friend
Of the merchant ranchero In the district raised party
OF and set out to revenge the merchants brutal
murder. He soon fell in with the government Commis
soners and hung every of them to trees He then
this side of Cuernavaca in pursuit other persons
attached 10 the clergy party and encountcrng the stage
secretary both relatives OF the military Governor of
CueTnavaca, ard hung them tree ia sight of that
place Since this act OF the gallant ranchero, have
diDgs OF him or his party but they are doubtless seek
ing other victims TO revenge the death of the murdered
merchant and his friends
The occurrence has created considerable seueaon in
this city, The French Minister has detailed the Fren c Con
sui proceed to the spot and examine the parhcuars
lhe known ushODesty ol The french Minister however.
and his partay to The clergy party have driven several
Frenchmen and Spaniards send special agents also to
Cuernavaca inquire into the particulars of this most
arocous affair II yet too obtain their reports
but they will doubtless be made known through
the British Charge dAairs who is the oay foreign
representative who be looked represent the state
OF affairs In this country IN their proper light The time
must unquestoDabiy when Scnor BermeIlo will re-
ceive on his head the rebound of the cowardy blow
he has aimee A. his unfortunate business rival
Ten days Gen. Robles left this city for Puebla tax
ing with hn Of about $500 900 belonging to
the commerce OF this place. Owing the insecurity of
the roads the gallant general and party from
here some eight hours before the usual time avoid be-
ing robbed. They arrived at Puebla in safety aud at
tempted TO continue the Journey Orzaba by the same
Dodge. This time the robbers alive business ana
gave them a brush The robbers about the same
number as the escort of Robes, forty fve and hand
some little fight ensued in which half dozen so were
Killed and wounded each side and the robbers retired
leaving behind them a number Of mules laden with mer-
chandise which they d robbed The copducta was un
questonaby the object of the robbers and the robbers
finding the general had left that behind Pueba there
was Of course further interest rskng their lives for
mere glory. The conducta is to go on to Orlzaba or
JaaPa.
The Cabinet Of Mramou has suffered the loss Of s won
derfu financial man, Sensr Peza author of the Great
Financial Scheme. The fellow found to be such an
out and out rogue that impossible his associates
to get with hm. They first took from him the funds
tried make him honest Comparatively speakiugl
by every Miramon cursed him and even threat
ened to Kick him, but ali was OF avail and they
forced last week to kick him out Of the pala:e Mira
mons private secretary, Diaz, who is also Minister Of
Peza has maciousy remarked since his discharge that
MsamoD turned him out and put Young Daz in order
to be able to help himself TO the public funds when there
are any, with greater facility Pe2a may be right his
remark.
MEXICO Nov. l. 1850