The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Our Mexico city Correspo ndcncs.

INTERESTING FROM xRxIC0.
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Our Mexico city Correspondence.
Mguoo CRY, jan 10 1850.
Asramons Preparations for March on Vera Crus~-Cai.
cal Aid in Men and Money Bomba nf the keziocs, SOL
d'ers sosth Respect to War svih tie Uned zates-Cap
twe Of Vera Cruz and Dispersion Of the Juare. C,rrn
nnem Prodabae-French Ptgayto Airamon-A British
Tain'dtam on the 7dcatcya Mcsacre-N, Chance of a
Reunion # Partis-Dane,S to Fore,g:ers--My Hoffman,
American Citi;e,, SIot-- G..7Tlsu Bonds and Gone
"a! PilIage q Pre4et,, dc, &c.
Everything hurry aid hustle hsr prepava ~ for the
cappagn TO Vera Cruz The preparations maze Cor this
campaign before Miramon return or..hc Interior have
been declared TOO small scale TO cope With any
gency "n Is not improbable" says AraneS "thst there
may be Yankees Vera Cruz, and in that we shall
require $500 shes" And so the smells src now being
charged The time for departure bas besz delayed by
tho addncaa, precautions taken 10 iasure success.
largo bodies o. the clergy forces coming rom tha
terror swell the numbers before In. wsils' Of heroic
Vera Cruz
Genera, vesswA Be here to morrow, with Grcrt 500
men taken frosBan Lu,s Po.osi and Guansuatc From
the lat place he brings small conducta Of 100000
Within the Comi5JfotpsA the crusade against tire libc
rails on the coast WITH have been commenced Scrc say
Mramon has made his private arrangements to esyc tere
IN the coming wee. bhtI doro much If he will Sc. Oh
before the 4th or 5ts of,he pcxs month
During the past fortnight number of grand ents.lr,
ments have been Cf.en 70 ara by Mirsmon. At cirof
these the little AZ been bcsseared with the History
Of his ycophants Tho campaign 70 Vera Cruz has seer
fully discussed at these entertainments aud ,he hope cz
pre&sed that los Yankee; would cniy commi, themselves
by attempting TO aid the costc.icanss In that eve.
rnmon aud bis clergy Crackers woid be forced to carr
into and
the next time have o-ccsoa to make peace with tbs
Yankees, shall dictate terms the American fcde
raj capital The next time Mexico cyesses swords with
The Uned States the Yanke-sw Will nra they have more
dtAcut game to play than t.scy had bcsore.'
This is but mild specimen OF the bombastic talk Of
GMamon and his young oilc.rs, who infest every
ccfin this capital Even older tc,rve that Mramon
and hJ army could conquer he United States and put
them under tribute Well, you beeve that such igno
rense and presumption prevai.her lean you
they do and no more, they provewhat have always
told tina. is hopeless to tinE getting on in any
shape; with these people without putting them under re-
straat Begsars on horseback models Of modesty,
compared with Mexican soldiers and politicians aad Of
this have had abundant proof il negotiations with
the miserable rump Of government. ct Vora Cruz
consider Il certain that Mrs.-on Will 20 to Vera
Cruz and II he goes, that he will tekettc place. unless
foreign forces defend It, With the fall cfVera Cruz the
constitutional government will be forced to take up It's
old gypsy style OF fe flying here ard there before the
clergy army, ua entirely broken up sf~urt aided by
foreign soldiers Our government In that event will be
forced TO assume hostile position towardc tco for to
get on with il in peace will be impossible Mramon is
fully Impressed with the idea that he is the greatest
Of the age He hiss been told by all of hsovn OH GERS
and de GaSriac declares him SUCH in puL.o and pri
vate Gaeae sui goes on with his Old story tibet France
will actively ard the clergy; and, things stand,
see that unles2tbe United States take moro lively int
rect in the ars Of this unhappy country tie clergy
The British Representative, Mr. Mathew, hssp.ssed an
utmatum TO the clergy in relation TO few CO tie many
which have dsgraced the annals CT Mexico in
the past year. TIE Tacubaya massacre, and the bansh
nent Of British subjects believe form the sgrthen Of
this diplomatic ,benbehel which is now crea..sc an in
tense panic In the palace, and which will either 90 of
60 cut tia 23d inst The clergy declare that Mr.
Mathew wishes to make himself dictator OF Eesaco and
that no foregn representative shall take such liberties
with thea But we shall see. II they do rot comply
with his demands he will 60 to Vera Cruz to oerssnty
demands, they will be forced TO give guarantees
for the safety. OF the lives and properties Of
here ii VIII be on the sole condition that
the clergy make amends at for past atrocities
CONDITIONS impossible it is certain the British repre-.
sentative will TO Vera Cruz very coud the
clergy surrender the 23d AS at this moment,
it exceedingly difficult for Mr. Mathew to act according
to the feelings OF the English nation in with
bis own desires England does not wish to give for
disagreement with the United States by interfering in
Mexico; and abe awaits the movements Of the United
States she cannot withdraw from here uul policy
one year alter the recognition Of Juarez For ths Selfish
Legation TO Withdraw from here would be tOexpose
every Foglishman and American In this part OF the
country TO the upbrdled persecution OF tho Clergy.
II is probable this might produce more speedy &C.
ton; but TO- expose more OF us to the essassIns
dagger for this des!rnbe object would be too heartess
policy. That neither americans Epglishmcs will be
safe haEe after Mr. Mathews departure perfectly GER
tap AID the mere thought Of the fate OF Duv:i Chase
Lsmon Glenn, and more axes US al trem
BILE at the idea Of Mr.. Mathews deparu he has done
STILL he will, feel certain, unless the clergy
yield to the demands ne has made upon them It is
not ualikely that, in case Mr. Mathew goes to VeraCruz
there will be considerable decrease OF foreign popu
hon at once, owing TO the danger of living herconger
There were some hopes not long since, that ara<range
ment could be made between the two partes, These
however, longer exist The proceedings OF Mr. McIane
aEera Cruz and the message of President have
emstesed the clergy degree they have com
mi..ed themselves to thorough ultra policy from which
they cahpot cow be persuaded. Later they may be
driven from it. Several persons OF large CAPITALS, sus
pcSted Of leaning to foreign intervenon have recently
attended the at American reunions Of MranoE and his
oScers, and the quiet and gentemany Gen Vega has
out With most bombasc manifesto, calling upon
bis fellow country for the conflict cganst the
United States and the sratorous liberal party. Every
thing tends 70 extreme measures aud atery thu conduct
Of Cornas Texas ha received the hearty praise OF the
clergy journals Of this capital
The cabinet of Mramon, Is said, is to be renodeled
aud thorough to the knife cabinet forced Should
this change take place this capital will become specially
hot quar-: ers for foreigners, especially Americans.
The CONSTITUTIONS. secret unta In this capital has under
gone complete change ihe past fortnight Senior zarco
the old chief Of the nnta made very severe remarks
against Mel ane treaty This gave oerce TO Jaarez,
who las named new chief whose name, OF course can
not ba wten for the present The presers chief and the
new ANITA are To-. foreign aid and that at once.
TIE news from the interior Of tho country has
features OF special interest Ias clergy are
Withdrawing thar forces towards this capitai and,
az this process goes on, the liberals are gradually
Vaning ground There Is a report hers-but bow true :
saythat Rocha has seriously defeated the clergy
forces Guadaajara, killing and weundng two
hundred and taking sixty prisoners. Such occurrences
this, however, have very little waeh on the ultimate
resut IL very certain the clergy cannot pacify she
countIy-aad have hopes that tie other party do
able to keep up style Of government the whole country
will BIO oyerrun with small ban1s OF gueriis. Even
now while this capital filed vAh clergy forces, there
are some seven hundred constitutional guerilles who
have their camp not over twenty miles off, cod are
constantly coming up under the very walls OF this
city Tho other day, while spending a day in