The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-23
tFroD, the Ne,v Orleans Picayaene, July 49,
THE LATEST MEXICAN NEWS-ANOTHER


The mails of the schooner Suffolk, Captain Smith
from Vera Cruz, the 7th inst, to hand in full
last evening" An extra of the Progress repeats the
rumors mentioned by our CORRESPONDENT. that
Zuloaga had escaped to Degolado's camp, and pro-
nouneed in favor of the constitutions al courses also
that Charles Miramon, brother of the President
commanding the nth battalion of the reacuonary
army, had gone over to the same side The same
paper also records a rumor that Miramon has es.
capped from the Sayula marshes though with the
loss OF all his artillery, and a great part of his
men, But this, like the other rum0rs, would seem
to lack confirmation. All accounts, however, agree
that his late reverses have seriously affected the for
tune OF the President; that his late well dis
ciplined army is dispersed, and that if he makes
good his escape to the capital, it will be compare
lively alone, and with the prestige of his anne very
much lessened.
AS to the Liberals, it is said that they now num-
ber some 1000 to $4,000 men, with upwards of
fifty pieces OF artillery and that they were prepar-
ing, SO soon as union could be effected, to march
directly on the capital. 'The future of the Liberal
party, therefore," adds letter. ''is most hopeful
and without one of those fatal and unforeseen mis-
fortunes OF war, its speedy triumph is sure."
The foreign representatives who have finally
withdrawn from all diplomatic intercourse with
the Government of Miramon, are, Mr.. Mathews
OF Great Britain; M. DeLaunde, of France; NJ
wagner, of Prussia; Mr.. Pastor, of Ecuador, and
MIR. Barrio, of Guatemala, an can of the diplo-
matte corps. dD
ANOTHER FAILURE IN MExIco.-VERA Cruz, July
Al send you by the Suffolk, which is about to
sail, the latest official accounts, from which YOU
will be able to form somewhat correct idea as to
the chances of the contending parties The retr eat
of Gen. Miramon has created profound impression
at the capital and the Conservatives are in conse
quence in very low spirits and about pronouucinp
in favor of the Constitutional Government.
Another large failure has taken place, viz The
eminent banking house of Tore & Co., former
partner of Jecker, Tore & Co.. retired some wears
ago with large fortune. s
Zuloaga has escaped from Miramon, reported
himself to Degollado, and pronounced in favor o.
the Liberals Gen. Miramon' 3 brother was caught
tried by his soldiers and the troops then went over
to the Liberals, marching against Jalapa and
Robes. ~ -. = =
Degollado, Ortega, Pueblta and Barrio Labal
are about marching on the city of Mexico, and
there is every reason to suppose they will carry tb,
| day, and you may look forward before long t.
news from this country that will astonish YOU
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, we regret I,
| learn, is again under the weather. The Cumber
! land Ciritidn says: "Dam No. 5 has given ava,
to another break. When the leak will be stopped
| and the canal be again in nayigable order is har
to tell. The prospect before as is of the eloomies
| character We understand that nothing is doing n
| the dams. The water in the Potomac and WIZ
creek is getting low, and there is almost an entir
| suspension of boating on the canal. In the mean
time, several of our coal companies have larp
contracts TO fulfil, and were about making Others
but from the uncertainty of being able to get it
the market will have to decline any new contracts
This is an unfortunate state of things for Allegan
county.