The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-17
MEXICAN AFT AIRS.
Our Monterey Correspondsnce.


Our Monterey Correspondence.
MONTEREY March 20, 1850,
Nlisary Operations IN Movements Of 0aruea1-
Defeat Of Disqualification at San Luis-Recoonitios OF
the kiramo. Gop0rxent By the Russian kintaer-Elec-
hom Of Vidaurri Governor Of 1onerey-fne Cor'nas
Affair, dc.
Since my last there has been important change in
the political affairs Of this section Of the country The
whole attention Of the public seems to have been d.
rooted TO- and conferred upon the movement OF Mamon
upon the city Of Vera Cuz and until the result Of this ex
petition is known everything will remain in stale Of ex
pectancy. 1t s useless for To offer you any opinion
regard TO the probable result Of the hostile At
against Vera Cruz nasmnch you viii receive direct ~
ellgence from that city Of later date than can sHcr
you in fact received latest and mos. reliab in
tellgence from Vera Cruz by the Of New OreaI and
through the columns Of the indispensable HERALD
Among the less important military movements IA this
part Of the country, have to inform you that body OF
elk hundred troops from this State had proceed 10 Du-
range for purpose Of chassng the robbers and
tiouares who have there been committing sursxes Of
every description. the head OF this band Of outlaws
as usual spanisrd is TO be hoped that justice may
speedily overtake them.
General Carvajsl has been well kno' IN for many
ye,rs upon TIE Rio Grsnde az revolution y leader aud
for his sympshies for the United Satess and who has
wholly withdrawn frem active service OF late, ID now
marching 1pon San Luis with about zoo Tsmsulapans.
He at Vale del Aass, town distant three days
from thsx city and from his character and energy,
may oe for eone better results from his operations than
from oee Of his predeoesscg Governor Cara He had
made arrangements for several hundred Texan volun
ee TO accompany HIM bat the stupid and 81 heart, re-
sccnary authorities Of Mamoras refused allow the
fass through the State. CarvAjal had succeeded In
Obtaining theasstAnce OF those rangers undoubtedly
style Of lighting would been introduced entirely
10 Mexican warfare. Governor Cara 10 be laid
upon the shelf where he ought 10 be- the Juarex
sment having had enough OF his marching and coun.
termarching forced loans njunctons ali without the
least result
Governor Ortega was defeatsd, a few days since, by
the reactonares at Zacaecas losng several pieces Of
ulery. So suppose that city is again in the hands Of
the chursh party and will be subjected to series Of
forced loans and prosecutions What these are you
can understand when say to you that recently every
merchant in San Luis put into close confinement and
kept on bread and water probably poor at tha for six
days. until they raised the OF sixty thousand dollars,
which had been imposed upon tho commerce Of the city
q forced replenish the pockets Of the church
party Among the recipients Of ths humane and civilized
treatment were Englishmen, Frenchmen Germans and
spanards and the respective consus Of each OF those
nations Fortunately the American residents mad pre-
vousy taken their departure We shall gee what steps
Of his nation. Had these indgnues been offered by the
liberals instead Of his party, he would have been
sufficiently loud mouthed Ia his reclematons protests
and demands for justice; ~ is he will probably pass
the matter in becoming silence. The new Prussisn
Minister who has just 1T 70 recognize the Nramon
government, will have opportunity 70 display his
zeal behalf Of those he represents II certainly
markable that foreign governments will continue dplo
matc intercourse win faction Of government which is
continually heapiog insults ana injuries upon their resi-
dent citizens Nine.tenths Of all the outrages upon
foreigners have been committed by the clergy party and
nyasbS sveH ana States
the only Power that has recognized the constitutional 60
with regard to our own local AFFAIRS the only item Of
interest election Of Vidaurri Governor Of this
his was y the
great OCCASIONS both Of Church and State. lie win
the gubernAtorAl chair on the LIST Of April next,
when new NE and energy will be displayed in the man
sgement Of public affairs For the last ak months we
who, Ike Old Hickory not afraid to take the
bily General Zuazua still here, engaged IN organizing
forces and swaitng the arrival Of vda1rri, before COM
A message WAS sent here this week from Matamoras,
es ss that of
So far as can learn, they advised that
o Sn o1 in snstsDv WAS the result Of their
reactonay tendencies and that they must take care Of
themselves and not LOOK aid from this quarter This
but few Of the secret springs that have been moved on
either side Of the river are known at Washington else
where. There has been manifest determination 10 en-
broi the two countries In war; by means or other
70 subserve private interests and personal anosties
United States and the authorities here hdTe NO idea Of
being forced by the snwse OF the rsmauli.
| pans into hostile position.
The Capture Of Mtramon's Steamers.
| THE SPANISH VIEW OF THE MArTER-wHAr THEY
THINK OF 1T AND HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT 1T.
Translated from tie Eco del Comercio Of Havana, OF