The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-31

British Charge Ordered 10 Demand HIS
Passports-IIorrible Atrocities by Mira
sncn-A Man and Woman Floggsd To
Ueath-Arrtval OF Minister McLans-Tns
United States steamer Pawnes, &C.
Tho steamship Tennessee, Captain Forbes, from vera
Vruz ae 2lst arrived At New Orleans on the zaln INST
BIZ this arrival we have nles Of Vera Cruz papers TO
Bon 2lst inst ard they contain news OF interest
an iportance At the time the vessel sailed an appa
rontly we'll report prevailed that the i'm
ror,ant city OF Gusdara he'd been taken by the liberal
forces under General orega alter siege which the in
hsbants suffered terribly from famine aud other
We nnd no particulars OF the SIEGE the loss OF life the
conditions under which the city cspituated Tue line
circumvallston completed as early as the 2d inst, ,
and letter OF that date from Ortega stated would be
rapidly advanced in order to hasten the assault
Of Degoado, who dismissed from his command for
the seizure Of the conducta.
lara is now the hands OF the liberals and II moft
important step towards the final overthrow OF the church
party. ,..
except that MARQUEE had marched OF the capital with
u column Of oco men and encamped somewhere on the
road to Quer ataro
OUR GuApALAJARA CORRESPONDENCE.
FEDERAL CAMP, GuADAIAJARA, Oct l. 1850.
The s.1oe-Tae Fsdrals Within the Walls-kiiery 0ps
ra.sons-Dessrsioni from the Garrison-RJas and
Chtesemdn-Ineresting Conuer,ation pcih the F5r7nr
Ills Determined H,tility 10 Mramon-ilsncss Of or
kpo, dc dc.
On the &c your correspondent reached this point just
time The federal forces under General ofesa,
take up their positions In the barrios Of this city The
great oes by desertion suffered by Castillo the clergy
chief opposing the march OF the federal forces upon
this city, gave him such want OF confidence that he
offered bu; little resistance 10 the entrance into the
barrcs During the 26th not Of the cderas
loet, and up to date not moro than twenty
nc.l
70 the number OF 5000 men, at least, took up
their quarters inside the walls Of Guadalajara
During that night barrcaies were thrown up, under
heavy nre from inside In front OF all the works Of the
enemy 70 protect the OF troops and annual
tion and openings were commenced in the bosks OF
houses On she morning Of the 9th II was found that
forty fty Of the enemy had passed over, and
that already positions had been secured 70 check the re
OF the clergy's raemen placed 10 the towers The 9Th
spent In pursuing the mining operations through the
solid blocks OF and In making preparations TO al
vance the barricades during the coming night Towards
the close Of the day active Are opened
from all the batteries inside, which lasted from
three 10 four hours, without any damage to the
federal forces and without drawing a single cannon
sbot in reply. During the night OF the 27th the
advanced pos,s OF the invaders we're strengthened and
the morning operations continued the en- keeping
all the time hre more or less active The 2Ssh was but
rode through all the ine Of advanced works horse
back, and observed everywhere the greatest activity
the rtemen inside showerng their
balls all sides II wonderful how 20 many shos
could be fired without causing more damage.
In my excursion met with the celebrated Rojas and
Cheesemanboth persons quite different from the pichres
drawn OF them bY the carcaturiss OF the clergy fac
ton Rojss frankly confesses his disposition TO destroy
every OF the clergy faction hi falls into his hands
He claims modesty on this point was carefully re
gardng him as he was expressing bis sentiments, upon
which he asked-s'You wonder How you wonder
have made professions OF scruples, nor claimed
"a be leader 10 my party but when chiefs In the ranks
OF our enemy can murder per and foreign
ers-and these men are received with open arms and
treated ~ companions by the spanish Ambassa forcer
sany c.nnos with .Se e oe pn%ea s,as rO numbering ha
never yet maltreated foreigner, but, on the con
trsry protected foreign interests when II has been in
my power. Ny misfortune is that am q rough man
But this does rot bother me will always respect TO-
reigne and protect their interests when bat II my
20 abandon ihe field win not sheath my sword while
there remains damned s.ocho (clergy partisan) 70 KILL
n ssn ~ - rsx s ia, h. then ses usaer
orders his superior but never agan would ses iato
such another businefs Hs men are certainly hard Gus
Of Mexico the day they 70 the siege Of that city
He and Cheeseman together are men for civil war al
tboush the latter has OF late besh cautious
in his operations he Ia charged with the laying
down OF Mines and says that 10 few days he wl give
ne principal men here are ortesa Doblsdo, sarsrosa
and Arramberr-al good mcn--persons Of ability In the
Yestsrcsy the letter or General Degoli,so who sim re.
mains at lagos, 70 Mr.. Mathew reached here , pro.
poses virtual acceptance ot TIC prcposoas q LORD
fAvorably and all will depend upon the action OF Pres
dent Juarez and his Cabinet at Vera Cruz The object Of
these proposals h avoid the destruction OF tue two
cities OF Guadasjna and Mexico, which
seems necessary, u the war must 90 on
win be received n Vera Cruz II President Jusrez st
adberee 10 his policy think the game viii 70 on, with
the probability thai Guadaaara and Mexico VIII pay FOR
The foross innie now number about coo men, with
thirty odd pieces Of artillery SiGce the atask OF Uraga
greatly augmented and the taking Of the city by
no means contemptble basiness General Ortega has
90 far advanced bis works with great caution. BIS line
com pleteIy encirc es the forces inside, and now ex
terds 10 from three 10 i've squares from the val.
Every Dag the cl'ele sscomes sm,lls, asa ,s soon
vel provided With provisions, bit are supposed
% be shor q money The grea.es ai Io The be.gsr'
s the dconert ttAt prevails amongst the clergy forces
Dsetous o hourly occurrence, ami - prevent tbs
they compelled 10 keep perpetual are from the
fortincstons and towns As am now writing (ai one
A there terrac rear Of artillery from al the bat
teree OF the enemy without Enge reply from th@ SIDE
ton al nrst vas feared that be was seriossy i but
late ast risht hs condition was better aad hopes were
entertained has . day be will be able 70 81 out q nj
quarters His Illness created alarm In all the lice.
Ny impression s that the siege of This city s not b.
oonel8ded before ibe middle o. this month, ard mar
with ordinary good luck for The federsls cannot com
men3e before lhe 10Th Of November, after the cen
para,ops ID remove ne orccs 10 the valley q nexco
Prorsons are not y be easily obtained aiong ae o.
march The netg have already been well striped, an
moet u tho granariee are completely empty.
ouR cITY OF MExIco CORRESPONDENCE
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depict ibe yxf5as deeds q dakncss that daily being
perpstratsd ~ a. oSu-oh action u ncrco Too
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