Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-16
FROM MEXICO.

We Lave files Of Mexican papers to- Apri
10th. The war Of arms seems to have beer
succeeded by war Of words, quite as hotly
contesttd. The Diariv de -4visos. Miramon'!
organ at the capital says that although th,
results of the campaign of Vera Cruz hav,
not responded to the wishes of the nation
yet the de,nagogy, as it calls the Constitu
tional Government, have met with grave ani
more than counterbalancing losses on thu
frontier. Vidaurri has deserted Juarez tht
principal towns of TamauIipas have fallen
Durango is iii the hands of the party Of or
der it has been followed by Chihauhau, ,and
Lozada has marched in triumph through
Sinaloe;;- where he has been hailed as bene
factor. The lack of success inone corner o
the country is thus rdore than counterbal'
anced by the superior advantages gained ir
the most tlourishing part Of the nation. -
10 these assertiot,s Ls Trait d. C1tion, O
Vera Cruz; replies that A. last accounts vi.
daurri was preparing to attack the reaction.
lists with 3,OO0 men : that the towns Of Ia.
maulipas, referred to, Cindad, Victoria, and
Matamoras: have not declared for Milamon
it acknowledges that Durangoshas been gain.
ed by Miramon, but says that 1t Was in Feb
ruary, long before the commencement Of the
Vera Cruzcampaign and it declares that Sc
far from Lozada being hailed as b ns'acto,
in Sinaioa, he burned one town, leaving 8, ,OOc
inhabitants houseess, and then made as bad
"a fasco b lore Mazatlan us Miramon did be.
fore Vera Cruz in fact, that he has gained
the name Of the Tiger Of Alica.. ln Vera
CrGz tie inhabitan MS are slowly recovering
from the siege The iajuiy to the gas works
has been repaired, and it is again in use. and
Juarez has publish decree giving an in.
demnity out Of the property Of the Church
to those who have LOST by the bornbardment
In the City af Mexico taxes have been raised
more than l2O per cent. NJ. Laubarede, a
correspondent Of the Resue des Races Latines,
seduced from his position to become the his
Photographer Of Miramon's Expedition to We
ra Cruz complains that he cannot get his
pay Indeed, it is said that Miramon drew
on Jecker for $50, 900 during his retreat, and
got but $4,000. The Consiitutionalists
complain that Miramon plundered the towns
along the road on his way back to Mexico.
lie entered the city on the 9TH Of April, amid
the ringing of bells and the firing Of cannon,
and on the 9th Te Deum was sung, proba-
bly, because the expedition turned out no
worse. The Constitutionalsts amuse them
selves by remarking that the motto, "God
and Liberty" which used to be appended to
al official documents, and which was chang
a. al b, Miramon to God and Law, has been
changed o,.ck again, though it is now i. some
instances prin:.:"d God and L., which may
mean either or, the; ms'iciousy add God
and Lucifer Gen. RAMIREZ, Of the Reac-
tionists, after a slight success over the Con-
stituficnalists, entered Zacatecos, AMI lind
ing that the'citiz.ns>had placed their valu.:
bles- in the consulates for security, attacked
and robbed them: The consuls, English,
French, and Spanish, have protested. The
Constitu'ionalists have taken Jalisco and
Carbajal, with the7forces Of Zacatecas, Ta-
maulipss, Aguascalientes and San Luis, has
marched on San Luis, now in,the hands ol
the Church party. He has abundant muni-
tions OF war and artillery, and the forces d1
Nueva-Leon will assist IN the expedition.