Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-24
ADDIrIoNAL FRoM MEyIco.
TiIr SEIZURE rnE 81 100000 coSprcTA-roLr1rcaL
NEWS, ZIG.
'e'o Orleans Picdyuns, Nor. II.
CRY OF MyNICo Nov E-P NJ

From hc Ne,o Orleans Picdyfns, Nor H.
CRY oF MENIco Nov pm
have already written YOU of the seizure, by Marquee
at "uadaaJ1ra, of specie condnca Of 81 500 OOO sn
route to the Pacific just at this moment when the con-
rer IL leaving for Vera Cruz full partic OF the whole
affair documents and all have come hand by the
Southern express mail. One of these il decree over
arquszs own signature, in which the bold robber open
ly avows the act and saws -
Thai of the troubled state of the rcpublic
aud the vandalism of the liberal party lie finds IL neces
have in his possession 5000 OO of the money 10
put an end TO the anarchy which regns in the country
and therefore lac takes from the conducta the above men
toned sum, which certainly could not be EMPLOYED in
more advantageous manner"
The next day grown somewhat bolder he issued pro-
clamaiion, in which he says:-
AS it is pos ibe that 5000 900 may not be sufficient 10
accomplish so desirable object he will for the present
keep in his position and hold his disposition the re-
mlnder Isl 2O)O0o) of the conduca so that in case Of
need he may Immediately il for the purpose of re-
storing pence and happiness to his beloved country"
hiranon lelt on the morning Of the 9Th for Guadala
Jara lie left here at O'Clock in the stage couch
with three aides-de-camp This is a bold move on the
part OF Mramon, and its object still unknown is either
extremely noble quite the He either goes to
Guadalaara to prevail upon Marquc1 to deliver up the
conducta for the purpose of dividing the spOs with
robber IL Is whispered that large part OF the conut
ia belonged MiramOn who was attempting TO pet his
gains out of the country under the name of Justo.
Mr. Allsopp, the British Consul has succeeded in es-
Gaping from his prison Topic and taken refuge on
board the Amethyst, an English frgae, at San Bias.
Two English vessels entered the port of san Bias Ia
den with goods for the house of Baron FORBES Co. At
Tepc. They were seized by Coronado The captain of
the Amethyst Immediately demanded them and on Cor
onldas refusal deliver them his boats to cut them
out. The citadel fred the boats The Amethyst
then gave the MeGicans fair broadsde knocked them
over like errapns the beach; after which the two
merchantmen were cut out.
The news Of the specie seizure has caused tremen
dous excitement here especially among the leading mer
chants and bankers, to whom the money principally be-
longs Ii has finally broken up tho famous $4,000 coo
from Jeckcr Co. of which you have hoard so much
and which was in part about being contracted.
difficulty has taken place san Bias The British
cruiser Amethyst cut out English ships Illegally
seized at that port and in doing forced to fire
upon the town.
The escape Of the British Consul at Tepec is confirmed
The other Consuls still In prison Mr. Mathews has
sent his secretary to Juarez demand immediate repar
alton for these outrages.
The Consttuiionasts have taken Guanaiuato and are
again moving towards the capital. The moment il op.
poriune and II they act promptly the may be ended
in week but have hopes.
The clergy report the OF their soldiers over
those Of OaSaca, but great doubts are entertained
The Government there remains in the hands OF the
COucil-Munoz, Lcdo and Corona.
The Cuceynca assassinatOus TO he made the sub
lect of strong representation by next mail They were
certainly Of the most atociOus character.
The country is in condition that surplsses descrir
ton Rohberes and asslssnaons are the topics of our
conversation.
The weather has been uncommony cold for the past
ten days and the lower classes in great suffering