The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Kew Plans u the Clcrgy-MkaneD - Enpe'
Ysr-sshenes 70 Depese nlD,
&s., As., ~
eur City Of Mexico Corresponsaen &c.


MEXICO, July H. 1850.
Arprc~sA ofAe Lnsro,s--A Leader Waned-fedrs Of
Rssino in the Capital ROwdTsm-B british hsccnsis
sny. Nese Plans Of the Clergy Party-Te Brothers Cue
p~s-Aeempsed Liberal Emse-{yopossd Reprisal tor h
Hsol Looms Niramon stu at Lceos-Ccmoyort'
F'yespesss- Charlottesville Road 10 Vera C,us-Lynch
no Young LishmGn, de-, dc.
We are here all fustered and confused by the reports
rnipe upcn IN from all sides. There can now be ne
Scuht but constitutional bands approaching from al
points Of the compass but their want OF good general
nsder and the infamous acts committed by Of them
create great alarm in this place. This alarm is made the
greater by daily descron Of troops from this place. and
= feared hat If row should commence the poorly
paid soldiers would join the mob in sacking this city
rumor arrived last night that large cotton factory
ID N,sanores threatened with destruction by some
yewdies belonging the constitutional party This
tory belongs TO family of Central Americans, two
q The members Of which have been made British subjects
r speculative purposes to with British protection
some Of their dirty specuatons with the Mexican govern
nen his family Of Central Americans the deadly enc
MICS Of the constitutional party and the violent supporters
Of The clergy, and by means Of their British protection
have managed 10 keep out Of trouble Some rather
snnanneriy fellows belonging to the constitutional party,
Who have really been driven 10 desperation by
the annoyance they have received s.,., from the
SSVoy the factory and thus rid themselves Of great
enemy This threat nas been reported e TIE Hrfsa 10.
Eaton, which forced TO notice II by sending despatch
English property. 1t is shame and disgrace that Eng
Ind treats her own natural subjects in Mexico with 30
much contempt and neglect while she goes to 60 much
purchased British protection
Considerable talk is going here amongst the capt.
well agreed that AramOn mus. Be- dropped The
brothers Cucvas are looked to to supply the want and
they Win name one Of those brothers President.
They still afraid Of Mramon but should he do nothing
Tor himself in the next two weeks, this fear must be
greatly diminished, il not completely removed. Pache
%, who determined to favor the clergy party but ends
objections TO Nramon Is reported to favor the nominal
tCu Of Cuev1s The great chance for the failure Of these
people IN turning out Mramon aud putting Cuevos is,
that the garrison win all desert TO the liberals, which
circumstance will leave the clergy wireworkers In bad
few nights ago the liberals came very near carrying
q movement out successfully. They had favored move
ment for Nrsmon rs Dictator with the view OF getting
up cnmor and dividing the cries in favor of the consti
tuition Of 1857 Aureano was sent for and presented
himself at one Of the garaa something however went
Tire gates have al since been carefully watched great
many persons have been thrown In prison and some have
been put to fortunes 10 extract confessions from them
I&garde, the Chief Of Police has played the end in all
the present civil and is TO be hoped he will not be
se 81 70 oss he
py Of Eunoz Ledo, Diaz, Miriam and other members
Of the clergy government to cover the reclamatous Of
acted Of them since the diplomatic body agreed that
po general government exists in the capfa5 He says
Ssss forced loans spos.on By force and violence with
out show OF legality and therefore the persons exact
Es them without law are personally responsible: As
these forced loans chiefly put on 70 oil the pockets Of
The members Of the clergy government this threat will
nkey have the eect Of stopping further moestation of
Niramon stiil remained at Lagos at last dates amusing
hmssf with cocks and bulls He had only 60. together
harn1 IN nof Ia
he rumos about Comonfort on the increase. AL.
though mcs Of the constitutional chiefs see that Juarez
y not the for the place, still circumstance has put
him into IL and Comonsort out OF IT, Juarez has been
sosstert while Comonfort has been Inconsistent and
notwithstanding Comonfort il much the more desirable
perscn at the present time s for consistcncys sake,
the majority or the berah Will refuse 10 join him, unless
g g not 0T lena Ss sword s 10 ss
time order that he may rise 10 power lister In the day
coUducta len Guanajaato for rampico on the sth, and
thore talk Of from here for Vera Cruz The Guiana
800 oenduca took million Of dollars; and II the
coaiucta 20 rom here win take on at least two mil
.sa ret o. The rates paid for the interior duties
@ The Guanasuato convoy were eight per cent TO
AZ g tbs s1 AI per cen. more which the money
upoa he expectation Of money from the Interior Of Me1
CO. When such exactons these made can any one
wosder that smuggling should be attempted.
NJ road between here aud Vera Cruz Is In most hcr
nssss he stages between here and PueSa have been
robbed every day, sometimes ~ often as i've and SIX
times.
4 young man named Henry J. Owens (hls mothers
MAIDEN being Lynch), shot himself in the diligence
nsas Perote on The nh ins, Mr.. Ovens or be some
sines called himself, Lynch on his way 70 this capt.
tai he had his person letters Of Introduction 70 sevc
nj Ne1can generals, all recommending him highly 40
eAhnt young man ambitious TO take service In The Next
ean army. Mr. O1cns was evidently an Iriahman, but
hAA lived soma time In Madrid. Al hA papers define
hin - young man OF good education and respectable
ihesohso diagusted with life. He shot hiusef through
~ Asar and died instantly. His body was refused
0SaAn burial Il PeTote, and lies deposited 10 The
asesh n mont Of the castlc.
oar Vera Cars Covrcspendeaee.
vuA Carr, July n, 1890.
Fysjssb Of Psso and war-Tse SpdsiA Insoventies-
Ascsssu Of ne NO Paries-Posaicn II Ne Armies
Osysxw y ne DsAS Of GssdsiaiaEa-zuloaea Ed on
Dssas-<metoas Logss-Lcoa' Insevisenes-S AFpiss
Mess, &C.
We are ss present srosed BY M lsast two interesting
ssSjse via Ne buncsnbs psaos negotAtioas end The
DsGus epanish invasion. II would be dibcut 70 ny
vAieh Of TIE two contains the greater amount Of bosh.
n former y . sham, bsaause Il contains impossible
sns; and - 10 the hster, I'll the world knows pretty
vs md spain particularly veil, sAas NE destiny Of CO.
- vvuld b sealed the moment Kurspan Intervention
vsss 70 b attempted u Mexico. SIN th9s wssar0
wAc e contend that oombinsd rsch and spanish seet
I'm asmble here In three four months, 10 operate
VIII Master Mamon, who y expected 70 come down 70
ssjsy his fs shoosag 1t aSoct that time. wll oaly
~ that becoming preparations arc being nsdc for his