The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

ruebla issccupisd oy oae Cccacl Fernandez.
unable move fox want q and Also en- account Of
the increasing liberal forces before the place.
Generst Ortega. with the bulk Of his army (ssy 5000
men) Is stin at Queretaro His advance under Puebta
occuptcd Cuatiusa yesserday. Huera. BenioEabe Ar
rsmbr and host OF others occupying the villages In
the hodng themselves in readiness 70 act upon the
Degollado Ut GuaDsjuato where the chief headquar-
Txouca Geo. Moreno holds Texyuca. CArvaAi Ia in
fachuca; AvreiAno, ever at San Augustin The bro
kerr Fandrohoid dueru for Of the liberal
party and the east and north Of this valley under the
direction OF -uelsr.
Gen. Ia Lave WAS at last dates At Jalapa, forming
plans TO send force in this direction he raise some
ave thousand that region and there Is st
nothing 70 prevent an overwhelming force being cent
Ycu viii see By the above that the clergy oay occupy
three walled Cities whilst liberals have all The country
There s talk here Of sending out Marquee against
Otege but this Of for the present ory device
70 raise money from the faithful 70 The garrison
We have just the report that Pesluiera, with
LOO men from snaoa and sonors has presented himself
In front Of GuadaaJara.
MEXICO, Sept. Is, $780,
Otepa', Plan q Aaion-YAe Cities ,ohich Remain 10
Airomos-Sror Pacheco in a H,lt-Oa Dplomatised BY
Orteoa-Cdse Of The Maria Conception, dc.
The only cities remaining 70 the church faction
Guadaars Mexico and Puebla and 1t Ia upon these that
must necessarily fall weight Of continuing the
test Already ruined by the various cruel and illegal
actions levied II s difficult to conceive from whence any
further resource be Obtained that the liberal
forces only manage keep the ned would appear
Almost % matter Of course that the present faction
must fall Of it, weight Guadalajara taken, ortega
win then be able to direct the whsle Of his forces against
Mexico, when, II to be hoped, this atrocous and
ruinous contest win be brought Close The badness
Of the will all probability delay the concentra-
tion OF forces in the Valley Of Mexico until the month
November
Mramon and the spAnph Ambassador appears 10 have
ceyea shock The llth Of this month"; the anniversary
Of obtained in bygone years by the Mexi-
cans the spanards, noticed, contrary 70 usual
custom, by the firing OF cannon, hoistng OF Gags sc.
This noisy celebration Of rejecting
tent the vaor OF the Spanish appears to have
been considered by Senior Pacheco as rather scurvy
turn for hs acknow Judgment OF faction at moment
when their GAUGE seemed all but desperate AMI when the
rest Of the corps donas had refused to ,ecogase the
creatures Of his own nomination. TO the Presidential
chair.
passed between himself aud General ortega has n much
than Rowland for his Oliver. and people begin 10
think that the eminent dipomats Of bygone must
have subsidized into respectable aged female.
would have allowed the tables TO be 50 completely
The Spanish ships which were to have insisted up the
surrender Of the schooner Conception and the a
hcaton of the "Mon Amonte treaty have suddenly been
recalled by the Captain General Of Cuba at least s
affirmed. This has been severe blow to the church fac
ton who iondy expected powerful diversion al Vera
whoiesome dread Of the United states and an sn1ious
desire 70 retain long possible their much valued
island have been the principal not the sole reasons Of
err or MEXICO sept. %, 1880.
Asemp<s Al Xediatios-TAe Seizure Of he C1sdaaa-esi
iuiisa Ordered ~ ute Jaayes Ggoenment-WAa, ne
Liberals HaN 10 Fear Most, de-, dc.
The lun which has taken place in military operations
afforded
nifty Of again trying their handiwork, aud there little
doubt but the Engsh, Prussian and Spanish mins
and all been engaged w attempts 10 bring
the conte nting parties TO amcaolo ssiuement The
difference which has always been supposed 10 sxist
between Views OF these gentlemen would lead
suppose that there little chance OF agreement
between them there 10 between tho two parties
tending respectively for despotism aud liberty; yet,
strange 10 say has Cor tho last txo or three days
persaod that coincidence Of oplaon had been arrived
at Flow and In what manner nobody knows; bat II re-.
port to be credited would imagine that some Of the
musty papers Of Santa Anna had been ransassed
rive al echcne which, whilst protesting to settle the
counsy would plans OF that rractced revonton
lot invariably did have insured q repetition OF tie
same rIghllIl dzorders within The space Of six months
That chieis Of the church faction would gladly avail
themselves Of any pillow 10 break their fall Is easily
TO be imaslned but that the Juarez government, in
their boar Of friendship, should asen 70 any shor
Of the arm establishment Of those principles for which
they have long contended In not 70 be supposed
and The last sdvies from Vera Cruz clearly indicate
there 10 no intention the part Of the constitutional
authorities 70 Sesray the sAcred interests committed 10
their charge.
ne seizure q the Guansuao Zscasecas AM saa Luis
ccn9act with 81 all 600, planned aud executed By
Dobaio and DcsoIIsdo with whom the blame exclusively
resw Their necessities may have been great the very
succcfs a. the constitutional may have dcpcndsi
upon ths desperate act st Il Ia impossible 70 justify
proceeding xhich may involve in ruin hundreds OF uno
cent psrsons neutral by position, aud IN way
neeted with civil slrcs Of the country. uaforu.
ustsly tor lorss nsrs the definition between "meum
and ntcump has never been property understood by
Nsxicans; and the proposition that "what Is yours
Is mine aud what Is nins Is mine owl" ms ever
been most ocrscicntousy acted upou by the disaus
chief Who for the time being, have swsyct the dest
nses Of this vreschcd couStry saccsrs alone PAL
i.ata this "a Sde sed at, and Il nov, moro than
ever, betovss the gentlemen OF the Interior to
use sccA sScra - will spscs.ly plase them
In position 70 refund the sums they have appropriated
No ono viii deny to Robes aud Marquee the proud pre-
ernnencc OF having this scandaious example. and
what W be regretted thai there should have been
Their ssers Il q refreshing 70 know that tho heals At
Vera Cruz gutcs Of ali participate and thai Pre-
Pdfrt JuAYtT NO toeLer oi kne iAck thAu DC
assrAiched an order for Immediate restitution. II 10
more than Doubtful whether this order viii be obeyed,
and The last the interior give 70 under
stand that upwards Of $40 900 had already boon appro
yritied.
Tue suppression AZ payments 10 the English convention
and foreign pondholdsrs mere act Of seprescrvs-
ton and uroer the circumstances, excusable enough;
10 appropriation Ct funds entrusted 70 their care
but postpcnement FOR short period o. ray
merits which wss not In their power 70 make 50 far
tho Ens sh osnvcnsloa concerned tho sympathasrs
utlt be cw ude<d. The fund s essentially Spanish
neyican and in ~ present shape was never entitled 10,
end cugt, 70 hsvc been admitted under, British
protection
Tue safe arrival Of Vera Cruz o. the lsss condacss
despatched by Inc Nramon lAction was certsiny
. great piece 81 good fortrne AMI attributable chiefly
70 The fact that the rcmtsancss thereby made prn
cipaiy SPANISH No the seizure Of the Qua
psusio conducta known than attempt wAs maize 10
obtain The authorization Of her Majesty Charge Anres
70 the departure Il another oouducta from Til city
after sbc example oct by Robes and Marquee Mr. Mathew
very prnrerly declined % put the honesty OF the proeY