The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

pan1On0 by the Lebcrals-Hemsal Oh
Miramon to Exchange Uraxa-Mira-
mons acknowledgment Dcspstchcs,
&c., cScs
oun VERA cHuz CORRESPONDENCE.
VERA CauS, July IL, 1890.
R4mn Of Minister McLcne 10 he United iscesPeace Ne
ootiatioa,- Restoration Of the Captured Seaacs-Ra
norcd Movements Of ne Conteszixg Forces, &c.
The United States Brooklyn calls this morning
for the mouth Of the Mississippi for Pensacola carry
ing Mr. MeIanc, who returns home upon brief leave Of
ABSENCE visit his family and recruit his health there
being likelihood Of any important events Transporting
here during the remainder of the hot season.
You will receive full newsrapcr accounts Of tho pro-
tended peace negotiations set foot by the dis,n
gushed residents Of tho city Of Mexico They not
likely 10 result m any good for Juarez Is determined not
TO rocsde an inch rom his position the broad basis of
the constitution OF 1851.
The decree Of the restitution of the captured
at Anton Lzardo has taken by SURPRISE and will
immense rejoicing among the Church party and enemies
of the United States generally. The spaniards
WINGED has been so done account Of the fear OF Spa
nish vengeance Perhaps it has
Accounts from Guadalaara conflicting. II Il said
that Ogazon las lott his position Sayula and moved
upon the city OF Gusdalaars with IL 900 and my
guns and that Mramon Is in full retreat upon Acxi
Most probably this IS only another rse OF the artul
little Champion Of the Church"
Tho weather is intensely hot, but no sickness except
little vomito, as usual
An exchange OF prisoners having been proposed as is
already known, Mramon returned, through Of his
minister's, the following reply, which translate from
III Progress OF Vera Cruz, OF JulyG:-
MINISTRY JUSTICE, GuApAIJARA, June 8, 1860.
Under the present date 1 acquant the General Com
andnnt ard Governor OF this department with the fol
lowng-I have read 10 his Excc!cncy the President
your OF yesterday relative 70 tho exchange of the
generals, chiefs aud officers who fell into the hands
Of tho constitutional forces at tho battle Of Iona
made prisoners in the be- assau. lately attempted S
against this place, and his Excocncy desires mo 10 soy
70 you that apprccatng tho good Offices Of the Vice Con-
sui Of France in this city, and OF Mr. Charles r. Chavot,
and without making any ccnsoriors remarks on the
events which agtatng the republic, be regrets 70
sng TO scccdc 70 tho exchange proposed by Don Santos
De;olado, through H. Chavot considering that IL would
DO really infanng the civil war N put In full play
tain clements which would noursh Il, and which are now
In all c,so tho government Of his EsroIcncy always
rcconccs as far as possible that which humanity dc
msnds in favor Of rsoners Of ur with that which the
safety Of the government and public order requires.
His Kzcelcncy requests you 70 show this to the Vice
Consul OF France; and communicate the supreme
order to you for your attenuation and III reply IN your
despatch Of the I'd inst. God and Law DIAz.
\ To Doy JESUS Gos2Nyz oRTEcA.
the other side, General Orioga the receipt f the
above note Immediately proceeded 70 iibernie all the
in he I M and sSos gave Them money
might choose The following ID Oregas letter 10 General
| Dcgolado:-
| ZAc,lrcXs Juno o. 1850
The resolution contained in tho communication which
with the present writing, despatch 10 headquarters
already taken when received yours Of the ON inst
Vega liberty. Immediately went ~ zee that gentle
and the other prisoners, showed them the refusal
Cen Mlmon in regard tO the proposed exchange, and
the superior orders which had just received from your
FScclcncy assured thom that they were at peric;l
liberty and placed vc hundred dollars al tho disposition
OF Mr. Diaz do Ia Vega who requested mo ~ distribute il
| among his companions.
have the honor 10 mention this in rcpy 70 your Tx
coenoy repeating TO you the PROSECUTIONS VI my dstn-
| guishoi esteem and consideration. God liberty and
/ reform. JESUS q. ORfEGA
To his Excellcncy the GENIl,L ~ CnEg OF the Federal
etter from Jaapa says Robes soldiers werc selling
images and church ornaments in tho Streets o. the great
horror and scandal Of the people OF that place. and
that certain named Mora had collected quite num-
Der of such things which he was seae on his own &C
count, say ING that II was only persons ID hs class who
were permitted n trade In sacred things.
The Botstin Of JaIspa says that ceatayud, who was
himseif TO avoid being made prisoner.
Tho following am extract from The desraich Of Cen
OraZnn, Commander m Chief Of the forces assembled At
MoRTi1a, juno Is, 1850
To ms EroIiTSCY TIE MiSrsnE % WAR AND MAiiST;--
The most excellent Don Pedro O-az0n General In Chief
~ the Constitutional forces assembled At Sayua writes
me as follows iron the village OF san Niooas under date
Mosr ncEIirSr srr-wlih the mos, lively satisfaction
have the honor 10 acuaint your Fxceeny that at day
break TO day the fcOus Mranon broke up HIS camp ut
Sayula retreasng o. Iuadalsara, without having made
the least attempt 10 attack positions although
daily provoked TO combat by troops during tho eleven
days he remained in front of THIS Night - gnomni.
for chic who doubted o. oy defeat, even
going 80 far as 10 rame the day which h. expected 10
Dc Triumphant furcSccg what tho rorut OF tho Pre-
sent expedition ~ Minmon would be directed tho road
which leads from Sayula 10 Guaiaaara 20 be obsrucicd
aud blocked up nj various points In order 10 cmbaras
his retreat aud place him within roach Of the forces
der my command II done, volunteer forces
remaining at the above mentioned points 20 harass the
oncinys march whom also Col Don Antonio Eoas very
closely pursue with thousand hor-o, while Tho whole
main body follows ia pursuil Of our furious enemies.
Before concluding, appears 20 M proper 10 inform
your Excecpcy 81 the situation 10 which tho flying forces
Prom many soldiers and ecrgcants Who have
over 10 US know that no enemy bas suffered consider
abo desertion during bis stay az Sayua, tho number
amounting between nvr and six hundred, the greater
part Of them being ariiiCrymen.
be- the General IN Chief, 20 whom I communicate
this event 10 remind The government q the heroic
duct Of this valiant c0rps, which has suffered
80 much. / beg aiso that the general may send
orders FOR the further prosecution Of tic
pagn in the factous Nramon should overcome the
difficulties Of shc real and shut hlnsef up Guada
laars
The following paragraph, says ~ PrcDcso, T. from
letter q the lft Inst, written from tho capital
Tho failure 81 n lsdorc dc N rOrrc hag cansci even
greater sensation tlnn that o. Jccscr Tho AMIR very
bad one for this government since exists only upon
the ruinous contracts which u m1d0 with the rtpckjob
bcrs who viii not rvo dollar. True, there remains the
81 TAX By force that which be haf by
mldcr means aud that 70 will DO without scrupls but al
know that, and make their PREPARATIONS ~ escape from
he