The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14

taiaus 70 the SPOTS, end the same game being played
throughout the republic, In srdar possible V weaken
the hands Of Juarez break bis co~nssls and his power
We hear that Comoofo purposes resume the game no
gave up; he enters the lists sgsa we trust that he
have nerve enough 10 adhere party not desert
IN the critical moments OF tbs State
Neither Anamou the Church party can defeat Jus
reg, but his friends may RUN him
Inc American Minister has gone down 10 ssa on some
business OF importaaoe connected with his mission near
we shAl probably have some questions OF interest Tor
future docusuon.
We learn from the capital tina. MirAmon permi,.ed
taking hg eight por cent duties for the permission; no
VIA probably permit it to get through without being
We have had little vomi.o-noi much.
We have old Consul al post and he the friend
In need; but other frendstrom tnsm God save the
republic
Newspaper Accounts.
The Trait d'UatOn Of Vera Cruz, April "a, contains
long account Of the English and French msdakoa move
msnt The points Of Lord John Russes proposition arc,
that there Hhoud be armsce for six months in order
70 allow time the assembling OF Congress impsrally
elected, which should provide governments for thecsun
Fy,s general amnesty, and guarantee Of civil and
lgious liberty for without such stops there be
rabe peace between the contendbg parties Those pro-
positions presented by Mr.. Mathew and Captain
which Aidham presenisa 70 hs
which refused 70 entertain them, because not coming d.
Fecy 70 them from Mramon ana they then present
Minister, Is In substance ~ oowsHe accepts the pfop0
sAh ~ far a. the armsoe AMI assembling Of the National
Of civil snc religious sols.on, he prefers should %
submitted to the Assembly. rhs reply amounts 70
lection ne Esssn %sd a s.aos the bases LAID
rejected So neither parry willing 10 treat on those
me French bases proposed by N. Thouvenel were an
armBce and the assembling Convention, winch should
decide al the points ~ issue between the parties These
propositions accepted by Mramon and rejected By
JuareZ. The rejection. however
ter more In the form Of personal objection 70 NJ Dc
Gsbac whose previous course mas rendered him ~ OBJ
Ject oisike 70 the conetitutonAlists
A correspondent OF the TraI d. CNson, writing from
Mexico under cate OF 9th OF April, states that report
thai Mr. McIAne would be 1t the capital In
three days, 10 confer with Miramon
Another correspondent OF the same journal, writing
from the capital under date OF the 10Th ut that very
contr adctory rumors were in circulation with reference
the fate Romuo Dez de Ia Vega, VINO left San LUIS
with It's whole garrison OF 1900 fifteen pieces OF
on the ooh 70 srccor Ramirez against Urags.
shot together with eight ten other chiefs.
ID cerAin that on the 2ls. he was unexpectedly
attacked the Puerto de Couretas by the UrA
whom he going W search for ~ far Fresno aud
had spared him more than sixty leagues Of the journey,
and thai be there defeated In less thsn four hours
Al last accounts Mramon was encAmped a. Cnapuepec
with considerable force. He bad terms with the
clergy, and demanded - condition Of reconciliation
million OF piAsres Az soon as he could obtain this he
out for the interior and put things in order.
Is the general opinion shss these things betoken the
beginning Of the end.
TIE LATEST FROM THE INTERIOR.
Translated from the Trait LUnou Of May for the
INV YoRK HERALD
We devote the whole Of 70 days issue 10 CORES
pondence from Mexico. There 10 much Of 1t this time
that unable 70 publish II ali at The facts
contained in IL are besides OF great importance.
The reaction is rapidly declining. Borne down on all
hands without pecunary means, soon without army,
iis only Was European mediation. Accordingly
the refusal OF this mediation by the constitutional go
vernment has cauAed much excitement in Mexico
We shall evidently soon q change In the
position OF the capital Of the republic The situa
ton Of Nramon was no longer tenaoe, and IT. ~ Of
correspondents says MARQUEE has made his escape
from prson would not be surprised to learn that the
clergy have put their last and greatest hope In him
The escape Of General Prrs and his enrolment under
sodes Of the condition General PARA Of the spon
sors Of tho Tacubsya plan formerly chief Of the
reactiouary movement in SAnto Domingo IN Jaau-
chief Of the greater State and he who, NJ dc
srd destroys what he formerly adored and sdores what
The reaction has lost all the great Cities whose CONQUEST
cost much time ana Effort and has longer army
The garrison Of the capital and the 500 men of ~
agans, Is 600 liberals who menace Il on every hand
Tne first body Of troops which appeared II Gusdajsra
was drpersed BY the attacks Of OsAzon and yAe the
second body Of troops which appeared al San Luis dsap
peared before the combined Efforts OF Uraxa, CArvAi
and Gonzales 0rtegA.
To render iss condition sl more iameutspte the resc
ton loses ~ good friends. Here N Gsbrsc recalled,
with great ptomptnees ana without ceremony
,ruly, far from finding faul, with Is, and n Da.
but testify very regret 70 all who wear ton
Tbsre s.id 70 be reason to believe that n Gabriac
will embark BY this packet; B affirmed that he ought
have Jeff Mexico last FRIDAY. Yesterday even pro-
tended that he at Tecra and that modesLy wishing
avoid the demonsu AIons which his popularity would
fail TO create he entered the city by night 70 leave
noognuo Ali his intentions are in opinion, deter
mined. and, wei informed, r. dc Gapriac will
leave Mexico on the 6h and viii then 60 on board Of the
Olivier.