The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-18
IMPURTANT FROM MEXICO.
Marques Seized Conducta or ~ 500, ,OO<
In Specie and then Pronounced fol
Santa Anns-Mtramon Started 60 Al.
tack Marquez-Thc Liberal Party In
Good 6pHrits. &c,

tack Marquez-Thc Liberal Party I'm
Good 6ptrits, &c.
The steamship Tonnessee, Capt. Forbes, arrived at
New Orleans from Vera Cruz the morning Of the llh
instant bringing as passengers, Perez and q In the
steeragc. She also brought sa5 $3.50 in specie.
We have fcs o. Mexican papers to the S.h instant
from which the annexed information ia complied
The coast OF Vera Cruz has been visited by
norther which, beginning the 22d ult lasted full ton
days. This " doubtless the storm in which portion OF
our own shipping was canght and suffered severely.
The English steamer from Havana did not get into Vera
Cruz TIL the list inst and the Spanish mail steamer did
mot get oil I'LL the same day, she not being able TO land
her cargo befe on account Of the violence Of tho storm
The Iolitica news Ia important The grand expedition
time eince fitted out from Oxaca on the other side
and Vera Cruz on this, against Tehuacan Orzaba Cor
dova and other sronghods Of the Mramon party in the
mountains, has proved most disastrous failure Several
hundred prisoners captured and large quantity Of
arms and ammunition fell into the hands OF the enemy
On the other eide another conducta 90 OOO
cordDg TO account had been seized by Marquee Tho
story that he was entrusted with the regular conducta
from the capital, which ha charged safe ono
of her Britannia Aajcstys ships the PacAc that he
took on 70 Guadaaara openly laid It under contribution
the rest We learn from the Pyogreo Also that con
ductas containing in all about So 600 O00 had left San
Luis for the ports Of the north.
periodical called the William TELL has been pub
shed in Vera Cruz, under the editorial management Of
Don Joaquin vlllaobos. The Rforma Social speaks of
the paper In terms Of praise
Various acts Of sacrilege had occurred in Vera Cruz
One OF the priests Of Zacaecas-Don Francisco de Ne
greteIhad abandoned his parish, carrying with him all
being made by the government for the casgaiou
Of the robbers It Is said that other priests had followed
his laudablc example.
The Prsma, Of Tampico, states that Don Juan zuazua
was prisoner in Tampico.
The Rnmd Social, Of the 26th OF October, contains
account from correspondent Of the injustice shown
British subjects, and OF the ilreRtment and mprison
ment Of Mr. Chess OF Topic, an American subject COL
Arguees at later date received orders from Marqlex
to shoot Chess immediately and afterwards to hang him
n front Of the principal gate, as warning TO foreigners
Whether the decree was carried out or no Is not said
Don Ignaco Herrera, priest of Haltenango has been
banished from Mexico
The report Of defeat of portion OF DObados troops
The demands Of Mramon on the clergy, according to
the views of the Vera Cruz papers tending 70 de-
grade him in the estimation OF the people.
The government Of Zacatecas making prepar atoms
for the protection Of Durango and it Is stated that they
There great many robbers and villains In this neigh
borhood whom II Is necessary TO cut of.
The Frogreso of the ls Of November contains letter
from the Secretary Of the United States Legation Mexico
to the Foreign Minister Of the Mexican republic complain
ing Of an attack ON the American mails the morning Of
the 18th Of August between ventosa and Tohnan,epec
The American Minister warmly protested and expressed
the hope that such occurrence would not again
and punish such occurrences in future
The city Of Comtan, Chiapas defended by forty five
men, reccaty attacked by i5o rebels but they
The Prgreo Of the 9th Of November the pre-
sence Of Gen. Vol in Tagos the 4th inst Doblado
ready ot that time to advance against him.
Don Tomas Meia has taken the place vacated by Esco-
bar as head Of the government Of Qucretaro
II was currently reported that Don Santiago vidaurr
had abandoned the State Of New Leon and gone 70
Texas nasmuch he received support from the peo
pie TO whom he appealed for help
the sth inst contains letter from MEXICO dated Nov !,
General Marquee, who commands in Guadalajara came
to leon with his troops 70 receive the coduda bound
frcm Mexico Guanauato and other points, for the Pacific
to 81 Ooo and Marquee who had escorted thilher
! appropriated to himself $500 eco.
small 81 Sa1s sersa 1--WE o 6 e. was
consigned TO the house Of Somelera Hernandez where
Gates that he intends TO have Il at hand In Of
cessity.
yesterday, and caused general alarm. Sr. Matthew
has energetcay protested, and sr. Gabrac coad not
do less than do the same He has even sent so is
said, autograph letter, telling him that France has
arms sufficiently long 70 chastse robbers like him, even
diigence-to put things in order, as he said; but is
feared he s in league with Marquez to divide the spos
who succeeded in drawing out Aaro and all the garrison
aud beating them at Irapuato The rout Of Afaro was
complete and he lost all his artillery. We have not
ceived official Of this action, but everybody gives
credit.
On the other side is said that Banco has been beaten
by veIcz, near San Miguel de Aendc; but this is be-
II stated that paper issue Of fifteen million dol
lars has made on which the house Of ecker has
concluded arrangement with the government. The
following are the bases Of the arrangements
The government issues $3.50 900 Of bonds with
interest at Six cent per Half Of the interest
guaranteed by Jecker Co. for five years. The bonds
will be received in payment Of the fifth Of all duos con-
ment, including import and registration Dues These
bonds given exchange for the bonds Of the interior
OF ,a 70 the ~ In as Of
ria, Jose Maya Hpoite and Bernabe Hrachcta Antonio
de los Reyes and Doniso Hernandez, leaders of the late
revolt, were executed by shooting.
The fret Tamaulpas battalion had left Victoria for San
Luis Potos.
Vol and Costello had been attempting TO collect forced
loan Of $50 900 imposed the inhabitants Of Aguasca
hentes Much resistance made, and many Of the
haS,nts who no Refused Refused 70 pay n, Three
TO contribute. Doblado with two thousand men, was
following up Vol and Costello.
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Pcayune]
VERA CRUZ, Nov. 8, 1869
Nothing would give me more pleasure than TO commu-
nicae TO decided victory OF either the Mramon
the Juarez party but sorry 10 say that all great pre-
parations for decisive battle end generally the flight
Of the other without coming to close quarters So
it happened with formidable army OF 900 men which
started from Osica to attack Cobos Tehuacan and Ro
bles at Orixaba- When coming in view Of Tehuacan tho
valiant Commander in Chief Don Ignacio Meia, thought
prudent not to face the enemy, but TO return half way
back 10 Oajaca ed there to await the enemy Gen Nj
non second command Of Cobos forces, pursued the
retiring army, and without firing single shot made 600
prisoners found 600 muskets took twelve cannon and
did not kill single man. This victory without bloc ished
Is auded by the Mramon party as the greatest triumph
obtained.
The projected Simultaneous attacks upon Tchuacan ORR
zaba and Cordoba with 900 men from here has there
fore, been frustrated and abandoned.
The express from Mexico, just in brings the
pronunIamieito by Marqucx in Guadalaara in favor
Of his Serene Hshness old Santa or old Satan, which
amounts to pretty much the thing. This General
Marquee he Is better known the butcher Marqucx
had convoy Of So 900 under his charge his way
Tepc there TO be smugged out Of the country by
Britannia Macsys ships ofwar stationed there for that
purpose Marquee in order 70 carry out his movement.
helped himself to eoo,cooof the money and detained
The balance.
Mramon, on hcarrr the news, called Cabinet council
and decided a e start for Quercaro. there Join
The army under Wo and Sc.oz, and march against Mar
quez whom he calls traitor
Robes has been vihcfawn from tho eastern division,
and has been appon,ca Commander General OF the
Of Pucbla
Robes has lost ground with the church party and IL Is
suspected that he will yet play false 10 them.
MIR Could Of tAe British Legation Is here and in daily
conference with the Juarez government towards which
the Minister, Mr. Mathews, has friendly feelings, and
will probably soon recognise in some manner other.
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