, 1860-05-28

All is quiet here. Trade has been in preat
measure resumed, and all apprehension Of Mira
mon again approaching the city during The fe.
yer season have ceased. 80 49,. :.
understand that Gen. Uraga is Mt The city Of
Guana1uata, with twelve thousand men, well
'provisioned and eqdipeei' with artillery; and
large supplies Of AIMS and ammunition. The
city Of Guadalnjaho was expected TO fail into
the hands Of the libernl4. at TN carly day. 1t is
currently rumored that urag& contempjates m
early movement against the city Of Mexica.
50 The Liberal Government has given the cold
Intervention, because it now enttrtains very
little doubt Of its ability to prose cute tho war
to successful issue on ITS own hook.
The latest accounts from the capital state
that Mrau,on had left on the 10th for tue interi.
or, taking Zu,oaga with him. The unfortunate
ex-President had been arrested by spy named
Iagarde and brought to tue Palace. Tie meet
ing between the two ehieftains must have been
amusing enough-that is. to say to the spccta-
tors, if there were nny, and TO Miramon, who
doubtless took sort Of grim satisfaction ID fnd.
ing his false. friend in his power. Ever since
Zuloaga resigned the Presidency to Mirsmop.
because he coufd'n help 1t, he has monrned
nimisy.~
It has all along been suspected that he has
taken advantage Of Hirnmon's difficulties and
prep}e kites 10 intrigue for a. restc rhtiop: with
tue leaders Of the clerical party, who had be-
cornei IestiTe unler ;Misampn'a 'eontiiuaI- de-
mands for money, nud' despondent at the slim
prospect Of establishing the conservative party
in power: At one time they had turned to
Marquee as their Representative and leader, and
there eau be 10 doubt that his seizure Of the
coadut::sr wAs Intended 'as the iai{ial stem of .
revolution ia faynr Of the ultra: clerical party,
Bu! with bis lamentahle failure the hopes Of tic
clergy were diverted from him to Zutoaga, who
stood read for nny chance that might turn up,
The report brought. to: This place that he had
proclaimed himself. WAS not true as to the whole
extent of the statement lie undonbtedlt wal
| engaged in movement Of some lind when he
was nabbed By the little President, and made to
| walk Spanish along with the army.
The French Aiais,er,; NJ; Gabriad, is still al
'Jalapa, waiting an opportunity to tlhba1k 1ol
| France. The c1 Minister has wholesome feuj
Of the yellow tever, and consequently warts tt
spend ps little. tine as possible in ihe Heroic
City. The departure Of n. Gabriac is hailed b,
the Li5era!ists with delight They look On it a!
favorable omcn to their cause. since his in
trigues against the Constitutional Goyarnmen
! bare been productive Of; much. embarrassment
1t is thought that his recall is an indication d
{. charge nf policy on the part of the Frencl
Emperor:
Alrauon seems to be, ip more trouble gbou
the coudutta- le las not set been able 70 ret
| of, and has therefore fai1ed to receive the ne
centage: for. which his fngcra itchod and hi
pockets yauncd. In -conseqhenee Of tic back
wardnessof the merchants in coming forward t;
register their funds for transportation, the tim,
fixed for the leaving Of the :conducta aud lis ed
co1t VAS again postponed to the ;loth Of thi
| month: Ne bare NOT yet received informatioi
as 10 whether it really set ont on that day, /
issupposed here that. the juartz Gnyerumen
vii! claim its portion of the export duty. art
will. no .doubs collect it, as the treasure canno
very well be embarked without the consent a
the power which commands the coast Never
thcless there are reports that the English com
mander on'ttts staten will Interfere 10 preyen
tue collection Of The export duty. on the esouni
that having once been paid ia the interior /
canhot eGa1lt be e1acted again. Such q pro
ceeding would be-entirely consistent with th,
arrogance and presumption displayed by th
British Government, in its relations with al
wesker powers. In this country it claims Ii,
right not only TO- ei1fprce it's own views Of il
own rights and interests. totally regardless q
any arguments on the other side, but it has cod
stitutt1 Itself tie interpreter of iI1e inunicip1
laws Of the courtry, and pretends 10 the righ
| to enforce them.
Gen. Wheat is expected to arrive frprn you
city ut m early day, bearin s Important dia
patches from Aiv1rtz. '-'--