The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-04
LATER FROM MEXlCO-THE STEAAJSU; r
TENNESSEE'S NAILS

Santa Anna inuited back Aqain-Restorotion of
has Titles and Honors- British Claims and British
Remonstrance.- U. S. NJ. steamship Tennessee,
Capt. Forbes, from Vera Cruz 23d inst, reached
New Orleans at an early hour on Thursday even
ing with the regular semi monthly Mexican mails.
The news is of the first Importance Santa Anna
has been formally invited back into the country;
his titles and honors and immense estates restored
TO MIN by special Decree and an expedition sent to
meet him on the sea coast
The private claims of British subjects in Mexico,
recently called for by the Minister, Mr.. Otway, has
already amounted to Sl7,00O,0OO; and ag ainst that
gentlemans conduct during the fearful massacre at
Tacubaya, his countrymen resident in The capital
had made the strongest remonstrances
An expedition was also organizing at the capital
under the command of Cobos, one of the most no,
torious bandits of the republic, for an expedition
of rapine and plumber to the Isthmus of Tehuapte-
pee and other parts of the South. This with other
interesting events in the progress of the civil war;
will be found narrated below.
The U. >. steam sloop-of-war BROOKLYN, Can't
Farragut, arrived at Vera Cruz from Minatitlan on
the 18th, Mr.. McLane, the U. S. Minister, on board
The U. ). sloop-of-war Savannah, Capt. Jarvis,
had been relieved by the Saratoga, Capt. Turner,
from Pensacola.
At SACRIFICES. the British ships .of-war Valorous
and Arachne, French ship-of-war Murcure and
Spanish ships-of-war Vadese and Isabel la Catoli-
ca; the latter arrived on the 2lst from Havana
with the Spanish Admiral on board.
Rebolledo, the Governor of Lower Californ ia
under the Santa Anna administration has been
shot by Coronado, at Mazatlan
Gen. Marquee, the assassin of Tacubaya, reached
Morelia, on his expedition against Degollado on
the 10Th of April, and after levying forced loan of
S50,000 left again on the Sd inst, Gen. Huerta. of
the Liberal party, re-occupying the place upon his
departure.
Nothing was known at the capital at last accounts
OF the whereabouts of the many generals who left
Mexico after the massacre Of Tacubaya and it is
generally supposed that each and all of them have
like Mejia, met with Zuazua somewhere near Que,
retaro, where they have been worsted
However, nothing reliable is known, so far, of
their movements.
Zuloaga's quarrel with Mramon continues. The
former is ambitious to regain the Presidency.
At last accounts, Zuloaga, had taken refuge again
at the British legation to avoid the persecution of
MIramon. 1t is said Zuoaga has been seen from a
nelghboring window with the British flag around
his shoulders, in the office of the Legation, with
Mr.. Otway.
The Juarez Government, under date of the 9th
inst. lowered the export duty silver dollars to
per cent, gold to per cent, and allowed the ex
port of silver bars and bullion, the former to paw
per cent. and the latter2 per cent. export duty
This is liberal measure and approved of general
y. 1t is pity that its validity is limited to the
lst OF August next. In the meantime, wonder
whether the English and French fleets will insist
again on raising the duty specie
Latest letters from the capital represent fright
full state OF things there, almost civil war among
the inhabitants growing out of the quarrel between
Mramon and Zuloaga. The former had even threat
eneo the arrest OF ms confederate, and was only
prevented from putting the threat into execution
by the interference of the diplomatic corps.
Another writer, abiding to the Santa Anna
movement, says that if hard pressed Miramon will
openly pronounce for the old chieftain thinking by
the aid of the powerful name and friends of the lat
ter to keep himself in favor.
AS to military movements, we have this from the
other side: The army of Degoado was distribu-
ted about between Morelia, Gunajuato, Leon and
Irapuato, but doing nothing. The General himself
was in COma-General Ortega the Governor of
Zacetecas, commanding during his absence. The
reactionaries, under command of Mejia, Velez Cas-
sanova, &c, were closely following them up, with
the base of their operations at Guadalajara.