New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-24
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MEXICO.

TIE LATEST OVERTUKN AT TIE CAPITAL.
MIRAMUN's DESCENT ON VERA CRUZ-PROGREss
OF THE CIyI. wAR-DEFESsE or TaMPICo-
WAR OF RACES IN yUCATAN-LATER FROM
TABAsCO, &c.
BY the steamship Tennessee, we have, in addition
to interesting Vera Cruz correspondence, published
elsewhere, newspaper accounts from all parts Of tine
Republic. Those from the capital give clear and
ected narrative of the exciting events that have
recently tTaDspiIed therein. They are as iOlows:
On the l9.h ofJanuAry, Mnamon cent forward from
QueretaIo dispatch Disappearing OF the recent revO-
luton and declaring il to be his will that affairs at the
capital return to the state in which they were before
the 22d Of December. No wss this kIosn than
Robes friends almost TO man, torsook him. assem-
bed in the house of Gen. Salas and there drew up
Notwithstanding in favor Of the old Taoubsys PLATFORM
To come appearances, however it was sent, previous
TO its publication o Robes HIMSELF for bic approval
and, Iidicu ously enough, received. The lse Gen
ersliD. Chief, Also at the same time, glad enough,
doubtless To get oOt Of the srape delivered over the
command Of the army to Gen. SAlas.
On the 3d. now arrived of Chspultepec Mirsmon
issued decree restoring bis fathef-ln.aw Luoaga,
to power again. Bu,, singular enough, 10 less than
week aiterward he charged bis mind and himself took
the oath as Precedent Of the Republic. Iuoaga,
however remains President al interim while the
ambitious young General tries his fortunes again 10
campaign against Vera Cruz.
Tie ceremony Of .akiug the oath, as described, must
have lbeen uDseemly IN the extreme. In the fret
place the Presideit elect kept the assembly long
lime waiting, because tonooth, they had not cent III
an Escort such as he desiIed. Arrived haaly, how
ever, be manifested tie utmost impotence, scarcely
deigDrg to take of bis hat and gloves and made the
RESPONSES in bsque cOntemptU0us tone of voice.
The ceremony mpleted he il reported 10 have said
to friend at his side, They have got me- but they
tha pay fer it." At another time, he IL reported to
have said, " | only want my pay as President my
army, ard hangman.'
THE DESCENT on VERA CRUZ.
The descent on Vera Cruz, as before reported,
would seem to be actually in contemplation. Ga the
IN IN in he DTON
large number of capitalists, Iturbe EscantoD, monoz
Ledo, Nier Teran and Biestegu were in consults-
ton how the necessary funds shall be raised These
gentlemen are said finally to have consented TO
forced loan TO the amount Of a million dollars. But
this is doubtful. IL is more probable that nothing
was actually decided though it certain that the loan
wss actually proposed and discussed Inc further an
tcpatiOp Of the was also under cOnsidera-
tor hut this quickly dismissed, reflection that
no ports Of Importance still remained in the hands OF
the Reaction airy party.
As TO the force actually available for the Vera Cruz
campagD, MiranOn is said, by his iriends, to have
son Is GOO men at his command. This army - made
up from the old Guadalajsra army, the army OF the
capital, ard the remnants OF the army OF the Etst.
Gen. Casanova has been named second in command;
Col Aye,teran is at the head OF tie cavalry. The
petition reported 10 have set out on the 9Th INST
On the other hand, we learn from gentlemen direct
from Vera Cruz, that the idea Of a descent on the
heroic city by Miramon, IS there scoated at The city
il defended by 30 cannon and 5000 men; the State
by about 600. The CJDstuhOnast troops are neither
well arm ed nor clothed Their pay is also very much
la Arrears nevertheless their enthusiasm Is ssid to be
uubUubded.
TIE WAR oY THE OTHER SIDE.
On the other side the Constitutiondlis's boast ol
great success Diego Alvarez had routed Nicsno
ear CuerI Joaquin hnsmon, eH roas 70 San
Lpis had met with a serious revere IN Laca,ecas'
Decolado Also is on his way to the capital vita al
ART Of 1000 men. CaamanO and Nlllalva were with
youug Alvarez in CueInav0ca which stronghold had
In ais fallen into their hands. IL was reported tina
yss the intention Of the Southern army u unite at
some convenient point and maroh fortnsith on the
capital; in -hiCh case Mranon would nave a nTe IN
III
FALL or SAN LUIS POTOsl.
On this side also, II is stated, OF the best authority
that San Luis POlo- had fallen into the hands OF tue
Liberals. Joaquin Mirsmon, unfortunate ct Zecate-
cas- failed TO up 10 tue relief OF the city, and ths
united army Of Nueyo Leon and Taneulpas entefed
without resistance. .tc.ho. In,
wa vigorously besieged by the army o. otsta, NJ"
united with portion Of that Of Yer, Cruz.
FoRTIrICATIoN OF TAMPIco.
From Tampico sdyices are 10 the LIST inst, hve daV
later. The city was quiet, ana the Iiison iu VI GU
thusiasm in the cause O. order and the CoIs..uLohA
Government The repairs OF the existing fOrthcations
and the extension OF otuer works OF defense, ordered
" 10 provide o. aInst eventual les, were progressing
rapidly. The account from when we copy saJe, 40
sddi,icn that letters from Havana express me 50
faction OF the Captain Gererdi az toe manner ~
the forced loan question hal been settled Letters
highly complimentary 10 the Juarez )vefnneh' nso
ALEC been received al Iaupco IRON the American
ofcers at Vera Cruz.
WAR OF RACES N YrCTAN.
Z Adyiees iron Igcaian are - tie l3th. IL vas
feared q pIOiisIed aunesiy would rot as ~ hls1
hopeG BE- accepted by the lIdsls 10 nsuF-cton a.d
the vigorous prosecution II the war VIZ 70 me *
teIaII alton OF the nStives threaterel IL tue oe-
eIee OF Aunesty, wss contemplation oy the UO'efn-
/ melt
LATER FROM TAEAsCo.
From the neighboT.ng stat CT IaD6sso news -
three weeks later. A voluntary loan ~ the JuAfet
Government, - TO An amour. suiitceh 10 carry II
through 10 victory was before the people ehI nhd
been everywhere well received. Inc peope o. Ia
tasco are not only very liberal bat prooapyI 70 som
degree, ignorant Of the amount OF money inc NonsI-
rational Government COW stands II need CT.
MISCELLANEOUS ISTEILlGENCL.
The Mexican schooner P0ks, nom ' era Craz itr
Tsmpoo, fOuDdered 81 sea come srers soutH o. TIE
form or port on u about the 18th ut The crew were
saved but tie cargo wac total loss'
Also or the night of the ITO, between Canpeschy
and the Coszsooalcos driven ashore shd wrecked
the Ne xicen packet Gen. Vega Inc Is0As'o papers,
from which We copy, give 20 pArtlcuISs;
On the 18th ult a cOnducta With million OF ooIsrs
in silver Lett GosDausto via the Capital, for tnls SIDE,
but whether il would be shipped a. vera CTiz OF some
Of the northern poI,s II ret nennorei IL wouih de-
pend, doubtless, the politics.! sate o. ;as eonhty.
Gen. OIihuela who proEouncsd at Ioluca In faVo.
of Nrauon has Deen placed In Command OF the army
Of the Department Of Mexico.
Niram0n Rot only disspproved OF al Q, kooies :
political acts, bat OF al bis financial transsc@ons-
Two sors al an Anlercsn citizen have been e1Pe1-d
from the college a. P1eb.G, ster being theirs i've
- fr HaF. go