, 1860-04-28
LATER FIkOM 1IENICO.
Protcat OF the NI1ramon Governments.
Demand for fkeparation-..IRefuxa
Equivalent to War
1Ftsn ta. Ncw Orleans Dat :. 9th: I

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Protcst .l, Of ihe ~ n1ramon Gorernluent-.
GutEmI,u1t, H ~ +, ~ Hsparatioh"""Heiusal
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lFren tn. rcw Orleans Dat, a,tt1
Dy The United States revaova .,,...r n,doa
re bay received tiles ~ vara csu sus'es nooee,
TUG n;l lsto iost
IAe news contained in Them is mt of q yerY
decisive character, but as iar as it goes is yery
favorable to the Liberalst cause The autci-
patton that Mirlnon would experience trouble
in making bis way back to the capital has not
been realized. A letter OF the 9Th inst, to the
Preg,fso says that hc was expected at that date,
md great preparations were being made to re-
ceive him. There we're 10 bei!iumiuations. fire.
works and triumphnl arches, all of which syere
prepared to celebrate tile supposed capture Of
Vera Cruz In effect. Miramun nrriyetf in the
City Of Mexico at four o'clock on the evening
o. the 1ttt, when the 1cioic;nps and display tooE
place according 10 programme.
i new forced! 1oun had been imposed On the
foreign residents by Nirauun. bpt it aonears
that be would hare some difficulty in collecting
it. The French residents met on the morning
OF the Sth, and passed resolution declaring 10
their Minister that they would not par tie lax.
They ase determined to seek the SUPPORT oe their
government, which thsv believe w'tt ha extend.
ed Z, thru. They have n,ore cortdercs IA W. =, ~.
energy Ut IL. 1hnuvpnel thsn tber hatt ~ ti,nt
If ii Wn1e rat; 1rbo -na1aa.na ~ e,1s;da. I 49, .;'n.
Ecclapatiuns. ~
The Eorli.h and Gerroan res;den,s perc to
meet ou the 10Th. for n similar nurnase-
Tie ful;oxin, !. The nr,,cst rpddrasssd bv Tim
N1ramon roye1nmo"t ~ ,hot NJ ,he 1j,;saJ Il, s
S,a,es:
IL H:s ExcaepcY tie sec1c..7 of State Of the Unite.
st4'es OF Ancr'ca:
AA1osAt fAI!cL AEf'eo' Ha1eh - lHHo;
t;ons ~ nas,,h1;c 4. ha. Saaa IGN
nressir d;rsc,a,, hr III. ErcelI-ncv tho I.,e.;.
AZ, = ~ u, n i."oriad1o ~ H. pras;Io,.t
.s, = u,.u ,s,', 80 f,sS;na ~ 80. r"s1
~ oad duI ;1.o1as,n fscts. Nne 'e 'e'' e'0''
n H.. hco;nn;nv or the nrcsent month tro
steamers nrocredinr from Hayuna to Vera
j:rnz on1 r. st;ned ~ he sarvica of tho Cnv.
srr,nent ~ M.r,co s1r,red ot antnn I;,nrdo
~, ~ ,;,f, ani ,harc anchorcJ W,1hnn. rss,,.I'
~ Tho iir.t ~ thssa vessets Tho GrneroI III.
rsnon carried lie Mc.ican liz. and th.. snc.
and ~ Maro.,;s IL ln Uoracn c,rr;.l Tho tar
oeS,n;u @ ,ha ;,ro hem,, loaded with nror;s;cnss
mnnii;ncs arms and othcr naterini nf war. ies
+;n.d ~ .;a .-n,r ~ ,le E,.t wi,;cf, tben IN.
CANNED in front Of Vera Cr.z. vas abo1t to
commence military oncraiious ursiust that
niace. In the evening Of The same day, Capt.
Jarvis, ucder The .pretext Of ascertatnfng the
na,ionaiity Of The vessels anchored at Anton
Liz.rdo. according to lis no1e to His Excellcn-
cy, The President, dated the lG,A instant. or:
dered Commander Turner. Of tile 1nau-of-war
Saratoga, to inform himself Of the said vessels
TIC said Capt. Jarsis asserts thar, ~ the exc.
cution Of thls command bT Commander Turner,
the VESSELS opened fire on the Saratoga, causing
Eome loss orlifc-
Tue undersigned las received subsequent ve-
racious and impartial Information OF these
events in Mexican waters, from which it ap
pears, without any kind Of doubt, that tie +as-
certaining Of nationality" was d measure pre-.
uaeditatedJy put in practice to pro7ose combat
between tbs American naval forces uud tho
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