The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-20
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

Me- to be Cured Except by Foreign AidWhat the Jsares
Government Dessre-Inst uctions 10 Senior Aata-HoW
AWcican Troops Should be Carried In and Tlsem Out
Oranions Of Neaicans-AGairs in the Interior-Zuoaga
and Padre Miranda Stsu N P,ison-Ar. McLoHe al Sun
Andres-7he Saratoga at 7ampico, DC
Mexico the sick Of America Is in its last agonies
Of EXISTENCE decay has set In and all hopes Of recovery
have dwindled away.
The spectacle Mexico presents this day is indescrba
ble Two years Of bloody cruel have destroyed all
the and riches the country possessed
The armies OF the two conending parties mounting to
from 20 600 TO COO men, have drained the country 10
the utmost and the hour has arrived that the bread
TO feed the hungry soldiers is no, TO be had.
Every able bodied man, and particularly the able field
hands, been compelled TO enlist and abandon the pro-
ductve so for other purpose but the destruction Of
each other.
All this of blood and treasure has led to nothing
Neither the other party boast Of any victory
is true the constitutional party has gained
in public opinion while the church party has lost
sderably through the shifting high handed
Of It's chiefs The sway of the latter, however, still
nues at those places and In the large cities, where the
priesthood uphods the defenders of the church, the
constitutional party powerless in destroying their n1u
is impossible for one party TO overcome the
other, and neither can obtain any decided success.
This state Of things is uncomfortable. Where have
look for remedy The Juarez government represent
ing the constitutional party, would listen to proposals
from The United States, and would be willing admit
or three thousand United States soldiers ocored by
phant to the capital would remain in the country
for term OF years. lending their aid in sustaining and
holding The constitutional government.
Let the United States government agree, and
shoulder the responsibility TO withdraw the
forces when the government of Mexico dads itself
stable and able to preside over the country. On this
NE help and l understand from friends whose posi-
lions enue 'hes % ere ill., that such are the instructions
given to Mr. Mats by last steamer.
With the troops oxiliares the constitutional 90
vernment, confidence 10 commercial matters would at
once be 70 established; peace and tranquility would
reign throughout the year, and Americans
well other foreigners would and settle
here confident their lives ana property would be
sIected and this in my opinion the great object
accomplished by emgI aon-emis OF the hardy and
sturdy Anglo Saxon race-to conquer the habits and ntu
ences Of the Latns Spqnards whose influence in this
country is greater than generally imagined. II their nu
destroyed and element brought TO beac in
difusing pew ideas, u would have wonderful effect
upon the Mexcans. If this achieved Mexico would
be without revolution, and in whatever direction ncen
diaries might BIO at work, it would be sufocated aud
killed on the scot race is required to
PIES Why lot give the Mexican o chance to learn and
study the habits OF other natonsS Way must the
Spapards always be their teacbersY
Therefore, in the name OF the nation let the assistance
asked for by the constitutional governmsat come for
ward, and within year the influx Of emerants will
be ouch that Mexico will not be troubled any with
revolutions. q. .t
MexCanS standing society, well the toll
ing mechanic the sunburnt aborer in the fed, ali
have uttered The OPINION Their confession sincere
aud LotbDg would be hailed With greater delis than
the arrival OF the assistance from the Uated States. Let
the press Of the United States point the necessity of
such STEP AS neghbors, rs Christians, bound TO
We have no news from the interior. Neither the
French nor British Legation has sent expresses the
only channel through which We are in communication
rumor reached here that the expedition under Cob0s
(~bch left Mexico the 20tb TO invade the Ithmus or
rehuanepec has been attacked by force of the cons
tutionAl party while marching through the State Of
An action took place Chieta, and IL is said that
the brigand Cobos was killed.
This is all we have from the Interior owing to the
watch kept by Robes at Jaapa, not allowing single mail
The Padre Miranda and Zuoaga remain both Imprisoned
The Hon Robert McLane at present soournng at St.
Andres village the summit Of the ST. Mar tin vol
On the arrival of the Tennessee from New Orleans
on the 4th Mr. McLAne expects 10 return to his post
The United States ship Saratoga Capt Turner loft the
oath ut for TampC0 TO witness the attack of WO and
If necessary to defend American lives and property
The United States ship Brooklyn is still In port.
News from Northern Mexico.
GOV. vIDAURRI NAMED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE CONSTITU rIoNAL
FoRCEs-REACTIONARY MOVEMENT IN CHIHUA-
HUA, ETC.
From the Boetin Official of Monterey, May I4]
The government yesterday received extraordinary
General Zvazua in which the intelligence which here
after supply was contained.
Inc nomination made OF his Excelency Don Santiago
Vdaurr for tho command chief Of the forces of this
state ana Of those Of San Luis, Aguascaentes, Guaua
jnato and Zacatecas, according to ofcia! communca-
toDs which he has received from the Governors
of the three principal States has been accepted with
many marks of satisfaction rho Governor of Zacaecas
Senior Gonzalez Ortega has also given his reply which
has been yet received be RENTED through the
Governor for the time berg who is di5chargng the
duties Of the Office capital but 1t ought to be u
the spirit because he has placed all the forces
he has at his command ut the orders OF the General
s second in commando Don lgnacio Zagoza. Senior qua
in th.v htaV ~ thu
interior, and for the that he
has accomplished unity Of command iu such solemn
sen,ed By evils grave double sacrifices would be
necessary 70 repair Them but tho circumstances very
pressing readers will infer from the facts when
We continue to extract.
Tne government has received multitude of dispatches
which tie ncurslons which have recently
made by the baraus In different parts OF the Sate but
that which has attracted ths noet attention is ae that
took place the road from this city Sallc which
cfeo the train OF of the young Don Eugenio
TO- having previously caused the death Of Don lorenzo
Caivaus coacbman VINO with servant bad charge Of his
wagon and equpage who captured by the Indians
well as Two OF his sons, Of whom killed the
spot and the other serioualy wounded
The authorities Of Villa de Garcia and Santa Catarina,
in compliance with repeated orders which they have
ceved on this subject sent forces in pursuit Of the
my ss soon as they received Information OF the occur
the assault accomplished with means OF
treat in ,he Sierra, will not be easy TO teach lesson 70
these ruaDs who perhaps may be now retiring with the
The government has established at couve-
nent points forces which max
ing movements 10 watch for the advance Of the barba
rians but this s net sufficient because astue
my eudes their vigilance, casting themselves upon other
points which could only be garrsoned by means OF the
execution Of combined plan with greater force aud
for all this resources are wanted, Of which the govern
ment now stand in need. Nevertheless, the activity
with which the authorities Of the cities proceed in tho
cases mentioned shows that the baroarians will
never 40 totally unpublished; and although this is not
very satisfactory, easy know that under preseat
circumstances more cannot DO demanded from the 60
vernment or the people
On the 4h instant, the hacienda of Burras the IA
ragoza DIVISION while seeking FIR the Indian Mea, found
hum IN Celaya with SEQ men and ten pieces OF artillery
General ZsrakoZa proposed TO attack him II he ad
vanced without Incorporating himself with the
division OF The rebel Marquee, which mad made move
mept on Moreo, according 10 by Puruandiro, IN
the direction OF Guanauato, and according TO By
PeiJjamo, to assist ut Gnadaajara-
On the 5h inst the Zacatecas brigade occupied Lagos
and Leon, and bad made movement TO incorporate itself
with the forces OF Zaragoza With the OF operating
conformity with the plan proposed by this gentleman and
accepted by the General in. Chief, Don juan Zuazla.
The Garcia brigade, with eight hundred men and
hiatt al Aaroo o1toota