The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-21
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
ATTEMPTED OVERTHROW OF MlaAMoN.
EXPEDITION AGAINST TEHyANrEPEC.
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Retreat of General Vol from
Tampico.
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VIEWS AND PROSPECTS OF Mr.. hIcLANE.
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Expected Specie Train from the
Capital,
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Jews AND PROSPECTS OF Mr.. IsLANE.

Expected Specie Train from the
Capital,
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By the arrival Of the steamship Jasper at New Orleans
with the California malls by the Tebuantepec route, W
received from Vera Cruz 10 the
rs h ut and from Mnitan TO the 4sh inst.
From New Orleans we learn that the Tennessee would
at for the arrival of the expected specie
from Mexico, and that she would pro oaby
make another trip ths summer account OF the de.on
lion and difficulties Ut the quarantine station
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA CRUZ, May %, 1850.
7Ae Attempted Revolution in the CaptsalImprisoaossn of
ZulooQa Jauregui and Standardization Of Airamm-
Cobos Expedition IN Oajaca- Retreat Of Gen. VOL from
T4mpieo- Movements Of Gen. Robes-Aroctsts Of Mar.
qMes-Wsr Of the Constitutional Gocerame. -Crtsis
| in Mexican AGairs-V ispos of Ssaor Lsrdo-Wiu he
Esricans Acces Fm.ssu Add Prospect of Var Nth
he MATED States-What Mr. NeLane kay Try to Do
Purchase Of Terroyy-C Commercial Advantages of the
Atam Of 7ehuantepec- Blockade of Tanpico by
| Gen. Marin--No Conducts from Mzico, dc.
Our aovces the city of Mexico very Irregular
only account OF the stoppage OF the regular mais
but also because difficulties have been recently thrown
the of the express mails for the American and Bri
Steamers which heretofore have been allowed TO
come down.
Accounts have been received Of the most varied
character in relation to recent attempt to overthrow
Nramon 1t seems that pyonunciamieno was discover.
ed 70 be the point Of bursting forth about the
2lst against Mramon, IN favor OF Zuoaga Tue parties to
this revolution Padres Jauregoi and Miranda, two
strong men the church. Miramon too quick for
them however for no sooner the first note OF rebel
ho
and gave orders have them sent here, when he told
them the berass might punish them. Another report
states that Zuloaga, Jauregui and Miranda ali in
prison.
This Ia blu. step ia the CONFUSION which threatens
the conservatives for you must know that the church
party getting tired Of Mramon, a. his regime far has
been altogether barren Of fruits to the priests, and
yet he is constantly asking them for money They
last tired of this thing and they fought
for patriotism but always for self they willing
try somebody elee Mramon must look to II he loses
influence OF the iess for bic decree restoring Santa
Anna 70 power and his rather singular conduct in other
respects, will leave him without party in the country
He has sent expedition to the State of Osaca In the
SOUTH for the supposed purpose Of breaking up the
rcan transit the sthmus Of TehuAnepec and get
ting possession of the ports of ventoea and MnattIan
said TO consist men, under Spaniard Cobos
forced contribution is reported to be contem-
plated by Miramon.
The expedition against Tampico under General wo for
the purpose of opening that port 70 Santa failed
ter marching 10 within Elk leagues Of the place. VOL
und that his ntrgdes 70 bring about co-operatin
movement Tampco had been defeated by the wig
OF The and he gave up the idea OF
deAsorng 10 take by siege during the hot 80
report ia curren. here Thai Gen Robes s annoyed at
the Anna movement IN the City Of aexico
be has opened COMMUNICATIONS with President Jasrez
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for Mean she ne Is watcniul TO prevent CON-
nun csson between the md The INTERIOR and en-.
with greaI rgor the collection OF the Of fifty per
cent TN all merchandise gong up His headquarters
Jalapa
the Austrian woman Uhlpper, for ne is folio wing in
the footsteps Of that worthy he is the responsible
thor OF the massacre OF people In Cacubaya aud quite
Gently be has given anoher Of his humanity in the
captare and puge Of the Town OF More'ia IL gener
ally reported tost Desouado had marched upon Moreia
with to effect junction, with liberal forces
At that place. Marquee sent out from the city OF
Mexico 10 prevent this junction by driving Degoado
away but finding Moreia abandoned BY the liberal FORCES,
he vaaDty gave the town 70 his solters twenty
four boars pilAge 1t Is asserted that puo
cy whipped by the order Of MARQUEE make them 70.
veal the secret hiding places Of their friends.
The fuctuatog fortunes Of the liberal party render
matter Of great DOUBT at present whether Juarez will
enabled To reach Mexico and be Sufficiently established
TO call national Congress in the year. if ever and
s very doubtful il the treaty he signs viii be ra
little too constitutional. They override that instrument
when their interests or desires urge them do So
To
avoid settlement they cnDjue up the organic act
are the srictest consructonns outside Of South Caro-
lima.
it not for the actual presence of Mr. McI.ane
believe the JuareZ Cabinet would de out Of inanon
really does not seem 70 possess tue strength TO kck
the buckeI decently Unable take the field and en-.
title Itself 10 confluence and support every hand
loses friends, and # the attack on Vera Cruz
fence could be made Degollsdo has completely para.
zed tho military arm Of the government, and It has
become necessary to remove him from the chief
md in fhn ua HAL Imam hnvnH
his portfolio 81 Minister Of War.
think affairs are approaching crisis here which will
precipiate war between the United States and Mexico.
In conversation on the subject Of employing foreign
SOLDIERS TO assist ranQuiizng the country Lerdo
day or two since admitted that that the only sal
walton OF the Sate and spoke very eporovngy Of the
policy recommended by the HERALD, that reiable man
be selected the United States and that he be
ized to enlist volunteers for the liberal SERVICE who
should serve until the country reduced and order
restored In all the refractory States. Yet while he ad
WouS sss ~ o. lone Se that
cepble to the naton as the people here opposed
TO foreign assistance.
the scheme voluntarily. They have horror Of all pri
vae parties and may that they justified 10 their
aversion to individual efforts 10 arneiorate country
but they quietly looK to the day when nstion viii
take their in hand ana Constran their demagogues
ana military adventurcrs 10 live in peace respect Of
private rights This Is their ultimate nope, and is the
fate to which they are resigned Therefore, they will
!ect all overtures that may from individual sources
for they feel that by accepting this lesser benefit they
endanger the contamination Of the greater
10 under this view Of the cAse TINT anticipate the
approaching crisis which may involve us in o war with
Mexico Since the evacuation Of the country by General
Scout leaong men In Mexico have sougot to bring about
smother war The desgn has been 70 force the United
states into hostile course with the view that
ner troops had landed Gexican soil they would never
leave II again,
Ihere no other remedy for the violent death which
sne oumtfy 10 tending 10, ana 1t is done, all Mexico
VIII suier ACKNOWLEDGMENT int as many STATES as she now
has provinces rumors ara current IN AZ one or
Two Of sne Of the border States are medtssng
Pisns ievot wnicn Will allow them stand neutral
.ne revolutionary right seizs upon the receipts
OF the custom houses, which will at national
party for will leave without money! n thrsa r~mors
should prove correct there telling where this KinS
Of quasi rebellion will end, in what position q ii
republic ~ 'Ae
Every eye in this country Is turned the Un,ted State,
for help, and, while Of the people opposed 10
Intervention on part because they detest IN ~
thoroughly, still they fee that Ia inevitable and that il
ia the beet thing tor tho country The gar hara -