The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-29
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

Dispatches from our Ministers In Chile, Peru
and EcuDdOr-Tne intelligence rsom Mex
icO-FrOmpl and Decided Action by our
Government-rIea,ies Betweca she Uaised
States and MEXICO Move naents OF MEXICAN
Generals. &C., So.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1869.
Dispatches received to day State Depart
ment from Ministers in Chile, Peru Ecuador. The
aspect Of affairs in Chile had materially changed. The
revoutionists wherever they could be found, dis
posed OF In q very summary manner. Quite formidable
revolution had broken out In Ecuador which threatened
o r. s~~.s s~'
exceedingly doubtful whether they would be abba IA
suppress it.
The startling intelligence from Mexico has nroa,c.
quite sensation here. Tho administration are sva,tn~
win anxiety advices from our Minister. The nghbapdea
and dassady course pursued by both Miramon aud Zu
aloaga may necesstae prompt action by our
government and mako plenty work for our large naval
force in the Gulf.
The Navy Department has just made discovery OF tho
manner in which liquor smuegled by sh,ps' crews on
board ships Bread ID made regular ship loaves In
side which are tin cans, holding about pint filled with
liquor The last Pacific mail brought one of these ooxsx
nlied with Bread inside which can alled with vn,s
KEY. H certainly very ingenious Continuance.
TIE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
wAsmscroS, June %, 1859.
Attorney General Black has decided that there s m
form Of certificate in the nature passport which
State officer may lawfully ISSUE he says the in positions
prsctised upon the terate and wary by the fsbrcs
ton Of worthless passports led the passage of Lac
connng their issuance 70 certain legally authorized
despatch nom the American Consul at Hamburg
SHOWS how frighully innocent men have been robbed
BY the sale Of these spurious passports the Attorney
General advises that the notary who signed the paper
which accompanied the despatch prosecuted he being
clearly within the penal provisions of the law
Distinguished gentlemen Of both the United States and
Mexico are anxious for treaty arrangement by which
the inhabitants on the frontiers Of countries shall
be protected Such proposition will donbtless soon be
submitted for Executive consideration.
is known that the treaties which to be made bv
Minister Mclean will grant the right Of way the Untd
States the Ishmus Of Tehuantepsc and from other
points Of Mexican territory to the Pacific ocean or Gulf OF
California the route to be under joint protection Of the
two governments but Ia believed that any cesson os
Mexican territory will be ma te even asked postal
treaty now in the course Of arrangement Washington
The liberal government has already arranged with C,opsl
Butterneld Tor the carriage Of mails between New
Orleans Mobile and all the Gulf ports including that NJ
sisal Should our government acquesce, which highly
probable, regular weekly steam communication bctweoa
the two countries will DO secured.
private letter has been received here from eneray
Viduarr, dated June 3D. He says that on tho 2otn OF
May General zuazua was at Leon, in the vicinity
OF Guanajuato, with more than 5000 men. A
skrmiah had taken pace at sloa resulting the defeat
Of the reachonsts under General Meta. Ziszus was
waiting for brigade which had started from Morca end
for two artillery batteries from Zacatecas in order TO at
tack General Vol, who from to twenty mos dis
ant Tho liberals were confident they would rout him. in
which event they would continue their to the city
thatp ,i,,tV
cd to receivc three thousand American troops
liberal cause is untrue 1t is probable, however, that
the services Of thirty American officers viii 30 &C.
cured.