The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
BOTH PARTIES EXHAUSTED.
Plans for Change Of President by the Liberals,
and Recall Of Santa lima by the Clergy.
LERD0D De TEJADAPROpOSED AS PRESIDENT
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Relations of Mr.. McLane with Pre:i-
dent JuareZ.
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Disgraceful Conduct of the British
Minister.
NTRIGUES OF MONS. GABRIAC.
American Intervention the Onlv Hone
!" for Mexico,
LERDo De TEJADAPRopoSED AS PRESIDENT
MrRIGUEs OF MONS. aABRIAC.

1Or MEXICO,
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BY the United States mail steamship Tennessee arrived
at New oreans have dates from the city OF Mexico 70
the 10th and Vera Cruz 10 the 2sd ult
The newspaper mail has not to ham, but our cor.
resroncence contains full and report of the
news.
= 10 consequence Of the quarantine New Orleans and
OF gross to authorize the postal service the
Tennessee will cease running for the present. and our
communications with Mexico must depend upon the Bri-
tish postal service or transient sailing vessels
OUR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
Mexico, May Is, 1859.
Picture Of tie STATE Of the County-Aore Murders Jy the
Centyalists-Dr. Ho'oard and German sho.-Case Of
SeHey-0ficial Defence Of Mr.. Ot,o1y-CredI Due TO
General ZresScenesc Of Gabviac and Ot,oay-Proposed
Loan BY Rothschilds and the Brti.h Boadaosasrs
Ceryy-Gabriac Upssts the Plan-zuloaga -. ns
British Legatioa-The Clergy Dows in The KouM-TAe
Ecuddrian Minister Not Auo,o.d TO Repreent american
lntrest-46ans in he haerior-Death IF the Brissh
Consnps Wve-Repored Deah Of Aeiia-Jecker,s Loan,
de-, dc.
whole fortngh. in 8exico-a whole fortnight watch
ing the dying throes Of poor Mexico-and what will nv
reader expect ofme after his9 More blood more
exhibitions Of folly and vcicusness the par. Of the
BrtRh and French Ministers, more potngs European
ntervenon more infamies of the clergy persecu
tons of foreigners, and putian denuncisons of
the Colossus of the Northg All these the reader shall
have, and more Shall tell hrstY-I don't see why 7
should no-Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna has been
restored to his lands and his es been granted
the privilege Of returning to bis native country The man
who the sworn enemy Of Amercanshe greatest robber
Of his countrywide has dsgraced power ten tess now
oronfad tha nrivt If bach
been invited to take the Presidency the eleventh time
Eleven times raised favor and ten times banished
and execrated by the majority Of his countrymen-al
within twenty six To comment upon this recalling
OF Santa Anna, and kicking him out again after few
months would be to attack the national Of this
people They want help They get all prices and then
try to shk their obligations. Santa Anna is the last re-
sort OF the clergy and Spanish party They yet hope that
with him they may bring in European intervention.
Qxien sats' Perhaps they may Our indifference GER
irss ni.e ,.si,U
Since my last letter. the assassns of the church b.u
been keeping to their work. At Atleco in the State OF
Pueba some thirty persons seized by these murder
Gus rascals and forthwith sho, One OF the victims Of
this new butchery was Dr. Howard, American cit
aged seventy years BE had been resident physician in
the place for many year, and had aassed considerable
fortune. The only charge against Doctor Howard
Is, 'nst ne bought house under tho law Lerdo when
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vernment acknowledged by all foreign Powers and which
Kept the country In the OF unusual period OF
peace But all this matters not The clergy wish to
destroy those who support their outrageous nre
tensions. Poor Dr. Howard is another victim He haa
been shot without trial. and without permission TO ex
ercise any OF thote little privileges which are in civilized
countries, granted to the most hardened criminal to
smooth the road to death and give comfort or consolation
70 oereaved relatives The officer who ordered and ma,
mayed this butchery Colonel Geronimo verdin.
Another victim has fallen this valley in the last fort.
night German-but an American citizen-whose name
mas been lost on my DESK was arrested by the police and
wncu' snowpgt the why or wherefore shot the same
day. Since then tis putchery been excused on tho
plea that he had aided some of the other party The truth
Of this story is that be attended pair Of pistols be-
longing to officer the constitutional side Hs hin so-
Fix dollars for these attentions paid and be has
been shot In the bargain This meanch story assumes
such ridiculous character that sounds amost proba-
BILE. Il 10 nevertheless true.
The studied silence of clergy PAPERS MT hasa
as wen as the extra CAUTION taken all classes of
to escape malignant persecution, render probable that
no tidings whatever. The order the police ia KIN
but don't report" This very Christian niunction draf
came rom the worthy champion Of the church Of Mexico
The Of poor selley still attracts great attention
here The British Minister, Mr.. Otway has been exces-
sivey put out by the affidavit Of Seey which sent Won
by last mail Mr.. Otway has made every exerton 70 ds
credit the affidavit Of Seey although the main features
IN it are known to be true by every person in Mexico
Mr. O. went to the palace and every effort 70 make
black appear white After days spent in this most
shabby disreputabe manner the following made IT,
appearance; in the Diario Ofcial, as
oIwAY's DEFENCE Of HIMSELF BY OFFICIAL CORRESPOND.
ENcx
BRITISH LrGHrios. MExro, April H. 1859.
DEAR sR-On returning % this your house a half past
s s nas, ms :snS me
Of is Contents If The man Be an EnssSnans - NJ Sisnne
assures me be T. beg Of YOU tn case bis uis Be
.,o%S until bis crime be fully proysd hHrsUp e much
To his Frcelency L. orwAr &c &c @asVios ne tsS
your Ast night
NJ &c a s As A ;Ss
% return s MI g s,syS y my
ss e e. s LADY lsft s. s1s
and sasssncy he siO.r Brsannis sajs saS
patton, 10 this capital has msde Eovn him that snons
called Ard he sss. hs. IL the $ q
this Individual be In danger possible may e
Se fully proved virtue shiSs "a. ss plss:od
I1ceer y MsIqs.1, and matter may be pro.
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harmony with The English hsss siaHi. .o,
The above is fair translation OF the defence Of VI
Otway, a. published in the Diavio Ofci1l
General Zres who deserves the credit Of saving Seevs
bfe has aS been thanked for the same by numerousy
british residents Of Mexico The fact of this address hsy-
ing been presented TO fires aroused the Of Mr. Otvay
and he promptly took steps TO set aside It's effects General
res was required not TO the address Of the Eng
lshmen who presented It. BE furthermore operated
upon, by threats of dismissal 70 deny that he was the
principal cause Of seey lite having been saved Bat
TINS extorted document, which all Mexico well knows
was obtained from General fires to prevent what Senior
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