The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21
MEuco, Dec. 5, 1859.

hciently strong put upon the road.
MEuco Dec. s, 1859
Reported Signing of the Treaty wh the Uited Stats-hs
Effect in the Capti-Secra Convention Nth Spain
Ofensios and Defensive Auiance-Oubd in Perspective
Character Of Gen. Nejid, DC, dc.
Only yesterday the clergy and their followers in
great glee-mpudent ana bombastic TO a degree. Only
yesterday their leading journal announced that the Nc
Lane treaty signed the clergy faction would be
PEELED expel all Americans from their domnions THIS
morning they in an mdescribabc Consideration in
consequence of the arrival last night of extraordinary
from Vera Cruz with the that the treaty signed
the spte they yesterday spat upon the North Amer
this morning falls back their faces. It is evil
dent tie clergy are in tearing to day. but as yet it
is impossible say what they will do about the business
My opinion they will Danish the American residents and
declare war agains, the United States. Don't be scared
at this startling intelligence but do not consider face
tous The clergy have pluck yet and what more, they
have just concluded offensive and defensive alliance
with Spain at least so informed from very good au
thority To the Amonti treaty has been added a
secret article which left here The ID and which said
to be just what have told you If this treaty be wha.I
say the Cuba question put its proper place.
and the natural road Cuba opened which is through
Mexco-Mexico Anglo Saxonzed and Cuba tumbles of it,
self into the hands Of the United States.
To prevent this natural turn of American affairs the
clergy have been working through two French Jesus-
both JOURNALISTIC stimulate Catholic countries
TO aid Mexico with their political influence
and population Their plan has been published here in
the clergy papers, and is very fair indication Of the
efforts the Jesus putting forth sap the principles Of
freedom upon which the great North American Colossus
rests In their plan they say Mexico must make of
the ywpathes she has amongst the Catholic countries of
Err Sha aia ,hatr
acting with their aid check the onward progress OF tina.
restless who have made mighty 'the North (tne
United S,aies) and geek TO overrun and demorahze
Mexico with their "babarous insututons-the revolver
and Lynch law. Gabrlac IL known 10 be openly work
TO carry out the Spanish Mexican alliance and
loi the support OF France ana suspec The many new
French Jesuis WHO have lately appeared in miist
have something more 10 Do than merely look on
compromise between the parties Although the plan has
failed, it nevertheless had points il il to
From what can learn the plan jesuit dodge
hrOughoultbe main object being to keep the exclusive
ness OF religion ana all those rights Of tho CHURCH which
have at ali times proved so disastrous 10 the cause OF
human liberty THIS country. TIC constitution of 1857
s niset able concern, and could have been very
disposed Of also al the points Of the erdo that
attacked the wealth OF the church believe lerdo is
the who las smashed this compromise, and h.
s'ainy dese rves great credit for 50 dong
We have no further news from the interior OF impor
tance To day the official paper publishes addresses OF
Marquez-one TO his coanrymen aud the other 10 his
soldersin both Of winch he says he going 70 retire to
private life He sal his intentions were always good
that he person OF great patriotism, and winds up
by giving lot of afvce to tue parties he is addressing
WHICH IN Dfiei, amounts 70, DE Virtuous, and you VIA
be happy" The cool npudence Of this cathroat and
rObber is something refreshing even IN Mexico.
Gen MeTa, VINO came here with the trophies Of Estan
ella, after spending week or IN manner debauch
ed that scrlou OF would be improper in print, left
on the afternoon OF the ID for orea or rather in that
direction. This lia a mOnster-pothag less
He is an Indian Of e darkest cast aud brute who
knowledge whatever Of civ zed life. He cannot yeeat
knife and fork, although tho clergy have decorated hu
off with gold lace and plunes. While here this time he
lived at the principal hotel, because the did not
dare to Kick bm out. His room constantly contained
or three OF the most abandoned females Of this capital
from dozn Of the most bcsotted friars besides
portion Of his staff whose infamous faces could not be
equaed by the choicest band OF robbers OF this country
The fellow is fanatic for the OF the church. and
long as they supply his oepraved vicesas they have 10
dohe will light for them But this little monster, after
all, ia the b. st chief the clergy side He is daring.
thuslastc, and so lar, has not equaed either VOL
MARQUEE pundering by wholesale. He robs and kits
with the greatest coolness but IN these things only ooeys
his masters, the clergy.
The clergy have done nothing as yet regarding the
atrocities OF VOL at Zacaecas. learn several Atneri
cana were victims with the Englsh and other foreigners
Mr. Mathew s doubtless pressing this matter, well
The forced loan in this city from which he is striving
save his country men well as Americans.
NO further particulars from the condUcta Miramon has
dispatched II for the Pacific but il docs not seem
~. ere nc IL 10 snip It, az san Bias Is said 10 b. mold
~ we constutionalts, under Cuesta, who has gafri
oh " sucieh strength should any thing less than 500
be sent against him.
MARQUEE has not yet arrived here It doub.fa il he
comes as the farce Of trial had better be avoided than
commenced Most Of the Es,anca prisoners are sun on
the road. to be here IN few days M udnes from pe
Eolado later than the I'D uL when he left San r,,a
lotosi. e e.-- w ~ i
The westaer here is now dehghGul-coo and bracing
airs, With clear Skies sunny Day and starry nigh, %
trees are losing their foliage, and IN ali our ss 80
gardens have the beauties OF northern an,,n1n So
weeks from now the leaves will begin % start With ali tho
beauties or spring whata pity thai such cm,ta sd
such soA enjoyed by OF beings Of h,h.
graGe than the Mexcinsl
NEWS FROM TAMPICo.
from the New Orleans hcayune, Dec. 49,
Tie schooner Antonio, Capt Olvera, arrived this
yort this morning from 1ampico the 9th u She brings
full dfcial reports the late u,tcr defeat and rou Q,
the constitutional army Queretaro the essential facts
which are already before the reader.
She brings in addition, however, the address Of tho
comma chief the army the occasion IL does
not attempt to conceal the serious nature q the msfor
tune: the contrary, it il spoken of "a new aud terri
BILE blow TO their hopes The army however is ca.
treated not 10 give way to despair The ultimate triumph
OF the constitutional does not depend upon the
chances Of fortune Above ALL the army are cautioned
not to give way 10 mutual recrminatiou and detracion
which II would seem the officers freely 1dulgng in
In TACT the charge OF treason md cowardce the part
Of several officers, not Damei openly made the ip
nails. 1t is this doubtless to which the commander in.
chief audes.
Az to the cause OF the defeat and Who il any are 10 be
blamed therefor steps had already been taken 10 have
the whole subject INQUIRED into It would appear indeed
Gel, from which led To infer thar the rout was
charged directly upon himself and his nehlciency.
In The meantime, the Commander in Chief renaWs in
most touching terms the appeal to arms which is
cd with the same enthusiasm throughout tho country
10 mis- appeal the state Of Tamauipas has responded y
q ordering forward the brigade of reserve with
that could possibly be spared from tho garri.
g.. &c Tampco, Victoria and other cities
state OF Zacatecas had also raised new force OF
= men, to make head against Vol, who was over.
ang that par cfthe country to the great terror of tho
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