The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-05
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Affairs In the Interior Hatred Of Americans
Commander Marin's Protest,
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AgIasow ne CapitaI-NeSs Of Kasin's Captxre-Ana.
0emas on Amcricans- Captai~ Turner'S Course approved
by the British Comm Acknowledgement Among the IN
dia~s-Deaa to the WAaes-A New Leader Among the
Indians-Massare in Yucatan-The New British Minis.
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MONS Iatesssio~ 70 Raise the Sie0s Of Vera Crass, de-
On the inside Of the walls Of this city the cry que
los Taxs; the outside OF the walls we hear
the cry CT qe usaa los tlarco Between the Indians
outside aud the equally savage Mexicans and spaniards
inside appear at this moment to be what might be
called delicate ground.
Tho fact Of MArns capture to hand days ago,
and since hen the very air Of Aexco-it conssrva-
tive and priest rdden-has CRIED "Deah traitor
Gus enemies the Yankees" The pulpit aud the press
have since sent forth anathema aer anahema upon
sinful heads Heaven has been upbraded for longer
olerang the existence Of such pesferous people as We
People the street corners express their wonder
that The bones Of departed Mexican heroes lay quietly
their tombs while their country thus being crushed
nsulted beneath the feet OF the i'll
,emptuous Northern monster Men, and children
Of the clergy faction cry out against us, bite their teeth
aud write their oowardy faces they pass look at
Of Of the prescribed So far they have only got
their hands in at abusing us and unless something turn
up to divert their attention, they will 90 improving 10
the dcton OF their nvective for the next fortnight It
seems probable that in that time they will take steps
redress the Marin affair and they cannot hope to do
anything against American territory, they will fall per-
scouting us who here their power now stripped
Of ali protection 1t is reported they will Danish from
the country all Americans but consider by no means
tae to say yet what they will do Unless our govern
meni takes steps at for protection con-
slider would be the beat thing for ali il general
der OF bansnmen should bs ssued for that would
from acts OF vengeance which to follow
We are left in our present unprotected condition. The
cause Of a this iurore against the Marin bust
ness OF which you will full particulars long
his reach you So far have particulars OF the
business, which from the English naval com
mander at Vera Cruz to Mr.. Matthew, it appears
the captain Of the Saratoga was in the right, and
his conduct, / learn, is approved by
both the English commander and the British Minister
oppions which should be worth much than the
views Of the French and Spanish commanders, who
the natural allies Of the clergy faction.
While the Marin business bringing innumera-
be devoted heads in this capital the cry OF the
Gown rodSen Indian for vengeance rising up from eli
sides A large camp has been established Just beyond
Touca, where 1900 savages reported have
cole tea Tney are committing all manner OF depreda
tons with the cry OF Death TO the whites and long live
lbertyP This cry has struck to many, and any
day may expect to hear sounding in demonac tones
override walls Of his very city The camp estab
shed only some sixty five miles from here and the
Gown uodden race A few weeks ago the Indians of
Chalco showed signs OF rebeng but the death of Vlla
va stopped theft movements for the time. They have
poH leader, indian youth OF education, and any
day expect 10 them in arms all about This
will not be for the constitution for religion but
tn supremacy Of the Indians and the destruction of
every thing pertaining TO the whites In Yucatan In
dars have tat terrible blow TO the whites Out of
eco troops sent against the Indian encampment at Chan
Santa Cruz but 600 returned to tell the tale All the rest
butchered by the Indians. This signal victory Of
the indians Of YucaAn places that peninsula at their
mercy, and il Will not be matter Of wonder if they
the aggressive aud drive the whites What has
taken place Yucaan is threatened in Jasco and all
the Northern Stakes Of the republic. would not be
wonderful the clergy tried to get the control Of this ele
ment They have already several Indian chiefs at their
disposal, aud If they lose they will unquestionaby
strive bring down the whole national fabric in bar
barous war The times are r,pe for this enterprise
The appointment Of a British Minister in the place OF
Mr.. Matthew has caused great surprise amongst all
i signifies that England viii now support them.
the British has bsen Mr. Matthews
great popularity and the great and deserved applause he
has received from the American press for his many i'm
porant services rendered to Americans The known red
tapism OF the British Foreign Office does not allow
rise too soon, but hsowr government will sustain
him for good services rendered since he has been in
charge Of the legation the American pubic must forever
feel ateu TO him for the important and generous
vices he rendered to our fellow countrymen in hours
Of danger and need.
The house Of Jecker hes made further heavy loans to
the clergy and ii ia said these loans are made into dlo
mac cOnVentions unCer the protecuOn or france ana
Prussia-the Ministers Of both these countries touching
very handsome per centaee OF the profits.
The State OF Oajaca hss undoubtedly fallen into the hands
of the constitutionalists.
The clergy forces the Plain OF Peroe reported TO
have been completely beaten by CarvaJal
Aurelana still holds all the villages in the south OF the
Valley OF Mexico coming up with his twice
a week to the city walls.
New Notifications being put up all about the city,
which looks If the clergy intend 10 make desperate
stand here when the comes.
The reports from the interior are very contradictory
but appears the liberals have all the country the clergy
forces being reduced 10 the cities Of Guadalaara and
Luis Potosi
BY the mail of TO day Gabrias sends powerful orders
Admiral Penaud 10 operate against vessels Vera
Cruz MIR Matthew, learn sends word for his lis to
observe strict neutrality.
In Mramon has not taken Vera Cruz he has sent
word tnat 10 day he will raise his camp and fall back
Protest of Admiral Marin.
TIE MEXICAN VIEW OE Tile VERA CRUZ OUTRAGE.