New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM MEXICO.
srtzuRE OF THE 9, 100000 CONDUCTA-PO
LITiCAL NEWS, sc.

Erov NelE- OTtcGss Ptcdsonf, Noe 10
CRY os MExIco, Nov. }, ?. N.
Ihave already written you Of the seiznre. BY Mar
ouss M Guadaajara OF specie eonda'tao OF ocVv,
On route 10 the Pacific. Full particulars OF the whole
sfair. documents and all have come 70 hand by the
chsrn . y press mail. One Of those Is z decree over
Marouess own signature, IN wmeh he ooid roooer
openiy avows the act. and says: p.A,,,..
on account troubled state o. the ana tae
s.ion $eo 600 OF the money, put end 70 TIE sshy
which reigns the cosuy and therefore ne sx nj, -
EMPLOYED in more advantageous manner" =, -
The xt day, grown somewhat ooeie'' nc N7"e"
= o..hl ,Sa, SEQ eS usy net BE- sufficient
psh 80 desirable object be viii ier the presn p ~
II IN. eonaea 80 that Of need be may innsie %
for the purpose restoring and happiness 10 Dis Oe''ea
Msmon left on the morning OF the ith, for Gusdas-
lara He left here at o'clock, IN me stage eoaSh,
with three aides-de-camp Ihis IS oolu NOV on no
mart of Miramon and lis object still UNKNOWN ls either
Extremely noble or quite the reverse. lie enef GOES
10 Gnadaajara TO prevail npoo Marquee 10 asnNer ~
the eouduca for the purpose OF dv'oihg v
with the robter Ii is whispered that large par Oh
the eouducia belonged to Mramon, Who was sueuPt-
ING 10 ret his gains Of the country, uder ne name
of Justo At all events Mramon runs great nsk. ms
road passes by Guanajuato and Queretaro, ootn OK
which places have fallen into the hands OF the Liberals.
IL he falls in with any OF these last they VIII speedily
revenge on his person the assassination OF Iaeubaya.
ON the other hand Marquee II not very easy CUSTOM
er TO deal WITH aud would not think much Of putting
Mramon ont of his way, such an act could serve has
purpose. ,,..,, ...,. 49,. -
10 Mexico If such an event takes place, Woe TO the
foreigners residing in this city. Marquee VII butcher
Them most numerically. There will be but Of
two things to be done by the foreign population
either speedily leave the caplal, a9andonlns iher
houses and property TO pillage, or make stand and,
armng them es prevent the assassin from entering
the city, MN lief is that the foreigners here princi-
rally the French and English, will resort TO the lass
alternative. They have not YET mixed IN tne reyon-
tons of the country because, bad as has oeen there
was still the apology of Government and head OF
the Republic. But if Marquee and his rabble aP-
proach the place, there will not be the smallest excuse
for their remaining inactive. Marquee Is an outlaw,
bandit an assassin and considered az such by all ma
tons; and if be approaches, all men thai have any
thing to lose must fear.
MIR. Allsopp the British Consul, has succeeded in
escaping from his prison at Topic and taken refuge on
board the Amethyst, an Engfsh frigate at San Bias.
Two English vessels entered the port OF San HAS
laden with goods for the house OF Baron, Forbes a.
Co al Tepc. They were seized by Coronado The
captain of the Amethyst Immediately demanded them,
and on Coronadas refusal to deliver them seut his
boats them out. The citadel fired on the boats
The Amethyst then gave the Mexicans fair Droadde,
knocking them over like terrapns on the beach; after
which the two merchantmen were cut out. b.
LATEST MOMENT.
The news of the specie seizure has caused tremen-
dous excitement here, especially among the leading
merchants and bankers, 20 whom the money prinei-
pally belongs. 10 has finally broken up the famous
Sl5UOO COO loan from Jecker a. Co., of which you
have heard so much, and which in part about
being contracted.
Miramon tookonly an escort of fifty men with him.
His friends seem to entertain fears for him. but it's all
a mystery. No one knows anything positively here,
TIL he sees il.
Foreigners are bitterly denounced in the daily papers
of the city, and think it is high time 70 begin To
act on the defensive
1t is rumored and believed here that Marquez has
already, or will very soon pronounce ior himself, with
a clear-grt Clergy platform. The clergy viii stand
by him 70 the last Already they speak OF him as their
only hope.
The British Minister has demanded restitution
of MARQUEE for shooting Chase and will unquesiiona-
bly, move from here at once, should Marquez be de-
cared President
The escape OF the British Consul at Topic is cou-
frined. The other Consuls are still in prison. Mr..
Mathews has his Secretary to Juarez 10 demand
immediate PREPARATION for these outrages. ~
The ConstitutiOnasts have taken Guanajuato, ant
are again moving toward the capital. The moment u
opportune, and If they act promptly the war may DO
ended in week; but have no hopes.
The clergy report the of their soldiers over
those of Oaxaea but great doubts entertained.
The Government here remains IN the hands Of tho
Cabinet Council-Munoz, Ledo, and Corona.
The Cuernayaca assassinations 10 be made tho
subject of strong representation by next mall They
were certainly of the most atrocous character.
The country is in a condition that surpasses descrip-
ton. Robberies and assassina;ons the topics OF
ur conversation. E.E.