The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-14
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH MEDIATION.
MIRAMON AT THE CAPITAL.
Four Millions Of Silver En- Route ftr
Vera Cruz.
PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL WAR.
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Illegal ExactiOns from FOREIGNERS
at Mexico.
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FEARS OF A COMMERCIAL CRISIS.
YELLOW FEVER AT ACAPULCO.
DEATH Of THE UNITED STATES CONSUL.
ew ety ~ usxlse, Vera Cruz, lsapslss and
zacateeas Csrrespondenee,
PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL WAR.
Illegal ExactiOns from FOREIGNERS
at Mexico.
FEARS OF A COMMERCIAL CRISIS,
YELLOW FEVER AT ACAPULCO.
DEATH OF THE UNITED STATES CONSUL.


Zacateeas Cerrespondcnce,
Tho Britsh steamer Clyde arrived a Havana The egh
INST, from Vera Cruz Our news by her ID 70 the I'd inst
inclusive, and from the city Of Mexico the 10th uo
This Intelligence brought by tho Moses Taylor,
Captain Griffin, which left Havana the 9Th inst and A.
rived here yesterday morning.
The news from the capital OF Mexico Important Ihe
government and the merchants had come TO an agree
ment in regard 70 the proposed conduc with specie and
to leave for Vera Cruz l2th a we have n.
ready stated. The Of conducta was to be be-
tween % ooo, 900 and ~, 900.
Our zacsescss Corrc,ue-d.u...
ZAcArrcAs, April 10, 1860.
Ouyc9s BY Tie Clergy Fdeo~-Ayyipal Of Ramiyes at To-
eatecas- His Efforts 10 Oa<ais Money Opwsssfas Of as
Pecple-7he French Consul and 0avs Hxp1sc~ed-Ds-
partsre Of the Brttish AVID French Cbmsuk for ne Cyy AZ
xertco-ProTect Of tie Departure Of Ramires- Repsis-
ing Of Pouer BY tie Lsboals &C. dc.
This unfortunate city has recently been the soene OF
outrases by the clergy faction upon the properties
and liberties Of foreigners, knowleige OF which, by
persons living In other countries cannot fail TO bc con-
elusive proof that the day foreigners 70 enjoy any -
curiy where the Mexican clergy rule has passed and
gone.
entered this place. and OF hardshps were
very soon realized On every previous occasion when
the clergy have held zcaiecas they have not failed to
give cause to rccoIect them with sorrow Marques
Vol, velsz, and Ramirez himself had previously given
NJ such lessons that there not decent person In
Zscaecas but embed NJ the thought Of being once moro
under the dominion Of q clergy chief
On the entrance OF Ramirez with his forces the city
was completely abandoned 10 the most Awes. No al
tempt made 70 establish pouos nor 10 provide for
the organization Of municipal government me whole
objec, Of Rsurez get money this be SET about
to raise By imposing . heavy forced loan. II was ex-
planned 70 Ramirez by The Britain and other foreign Con-
sus that foreigners bad already paid four forced a.s in
the present year 10 The clergy party, besides al thsr
climate taxes and dues Notwithstanding the liberals have
held possession OF the Of the time
But hmirez vas not 70 be frustrated IN his purpose and
ali those who erumbcd The Preach Consul. Iacror.
was amongst the first Amer keping them short tine
in prson, they marched out between aIss q soI-
ders who took them to their respective houses aer
the other and then forced them 70 witness their
broken into, their money chests stove pieces and
Alexander the British Consul attempted 10 enter co.
Tenn protest against these proceedings, but hs Official
documents were sent back 10 him with . oaAfcn
for him not TO make further TO modest the Gensr
IN taking from foreigners what money he required In
lac NJ Alesander vac Inormed in the most brutal mas-
would not be stened TO- and that he 10 annoy
Cen Ramirez steps would be take W punish him Mr. Ia
croix having been imp sobed and Mr. Alexander having
been treated with Contempt, these two gentlemen
convinced that they would best nsrests Of ell
there represent the fAc 70 their mn,srs Ybsv have
len here for the city Of Mexico and h sincerity bo
hoped b. their and the active opera
ton OF the foreign minister's a the capital may bring
about some steps 10 prevent the repetition Of such
tes But the FACT ~ there 70 little hope Of I'm
provcmsnt In the state Of things In the Inferior Of this
unhappy country until foreign nations unite on q policy
and rcrore Mexico 10 ORDER By putting her under foreign
souid be very much better Tor all parties concerned
Nexco IRE properly taken In band once before tho
country and everybody doing bushes. IN ruined
Tbs last harbArous outrage upon foreigners In Mel ico
only one OF ating Of q the character;
little more aggravated than some others which should
have ere MS called forth the active ntrfsence Of foreign
nations Certainly. these facts do produce soms &C.
ton when known The United states England there
bse . no r..op rsy Ramirez wo y ?, .oms
other equally clever thieves may MOI plumber
nas b. ps s esy ~qoasr s y
but dare say that be rccoscfs the moral OF the fable Of
ms very probable tss Ramirez VIII BE- OF from here
yry soon and That We shall soon again be enjoying tho
blessings O more rational government under the ibe-
rae who, although ped military men copleteiy
lost W every sense Of honor and deoency
Our City OF Mexico Correspondence.
kKuoo, April Is, 1900
7h Neo Svusd Loan-rA> Fr-rcA Population Esclssf-H.
le0ai EzaotiOns from Fbranr, Na vsg ninq I.
ih&l-hMm1rff
In Ne Calrad If Arsmon-fA Conducts for vsra
Crus-rz, clrgy On, f koa>y-7zs Annsu>y.ary Of rs
ostsia oes,r~d-oocspassen Of zaoasoas BY Uraos-ns
Plan Of p~ "rhrss Gaarsnt>'-Rejetbn If Ne Brs-
t'sh Propositions for kefiaf'c.-ysars " cs~mrrsal
Pa~ic, de.
Day before yesterday dropped you limo nforn
you Of the then existing state Of Affairs In this capital
Tho all absorbing topic the new forced loan or a. N
called By Me clergy, contribution" The French por
ton Of foreign population remain excited condl
ton but few Of them, Who have become the tools Of
De osbrsc, and therefore The tools Of the clergy are
striving 10 que The popular excitement by proposing sou-
ciAory measures which only result Ia the comp,~ss
triumph Of the clergy the rights Of foreigners "A
secured BY treaties. and on former coc.s,o,. So
forced by threats, and In the case Of the French.
By The actual seizure OF San Juan do Unca. Asa
proof Of this fac, win give you paragraph from an
utmaium Of Baron Demands. then French Mlnstcr
IN MEXICO, dated the 2is Of March rsss
Aner recountps number OF Illegal sxacAous 70 vh,ob
Frenohmen resident In Mexico had been subjected. hs
protests that
"In esse In The future shall the subccss q his Ma
CONTRIBUTOR. q any tSa or 70 mpeus s s,s, var
analogous 70 those known under the desomins6soo AZ
forced iosns,' whatsoever may be their object"
Nov, twenty-five years ago the French government saw
~ 70 brins Mexico 10 very serious account for mpo~ns
forced loans" although then these mpcsn could in no
manner compare with the present ,mp~ss m
point o. severity The prcscn, impo~ss. - h.v.
already told you, are . downriehs spousa,u, sam
WIN tne insuucuons which have m late years b~e1
resdsnt minister's IN Mexico by their eovevnmsus
nog can De done, unless stronger measures ~ sdou4
sve foreigners from hs effects Of The present o.
Any oner new and more severe rpoliaon The nssruo-
ers wnss ssys ben sivsn 70 icvsis.sr By hs 90
~ ony nssped additional ocsfs upon the cveinal sums
osmssoed thn pvocs@ has been gone thrvueh win ~
peseeov nnce he advice 70 "protc~t' eivcn and al
nouen we cries Of Foreigners have been rspsahkd and
ouo, ssa some have even suffered expusn. for THAR
complaining, foysan governments have shown dnpona-
ton 70 a eck the TIRE hasds Of The nexan cherry ne
non msZ have scse On, and WI UNNECESSARILY %,