The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28
Affairs I'm Mexico.
)UB NKX1CO CITY CORRYapONURHGE

/
| Mxxico Cry FED. ], 1860.
Ansidy Regarding TIE AcLdne Tfsaty and Is RasScasion-
Strong Opposition Of the Clergy What 1i1 TIE Fsyshng
Men doin the EndS-fhe British Diplomatic Utimasay 10
the PrieatsWtU Mr.. Mohew Leaws March Of the Evce
to Ardek Vera Cruu-Miramon's Funds and Fuancia,
Atds-Eacitemesa Against Awerisans-An Et,toi1l Chal-
1emot-Muments Of hs Contsnffus 4s~nies--P .Ilis
Amwements-City improvements and R1easion Of ia
Capitol. dc.
Everything with here anses tho ratification OF the
MsLane treaty. The clergy all anxiety 20 hes- the
sulr Of the tresy before tbs Senate They Insane
enough TO bellows their protests directed TO MI Cas-,
viii be eonsicered but clearly de,ar ned The event
that their protests have becn treated with coa.snpt ond
tie asy ~ ratified to make desperate effort rcirs
ips its eftcs. Their boIsie,oas to m-dnes
and they invoking every aid 10 resist the uatoroa7
designs OF TIRE Juarez government ard the la~lcss pctn
scns Of tho >Nr'hern tarbarlans" They have already
exhausted their stock in trade or invecves Ia speaking OF
sas hciane raty, and fear their anger will only fnd
Ventilation. WIN they know the treaty ratified, in
nerdsh persecrcns OF Americans resident wthia their
jurisstcn The eater portion Of the rcgniar army
equally bitter, To- hey their fate sese tho treaty
is carried out officers of tho army thus
SIT the arny desu eyed, what doef We know
bosiness su that o. soldier; II that calling be taken
from Us Ne vii be forced to t&se to enEt occup
or run or neeSs in the halter by taking to aehh roads,
Clearly better fer to eight and try wa than
cooly submit 10 the degradation that awaits as.''
The speculative portics OF the capitalists who have
made their fcYtunes by sebbng the nation re likewise
opposed to It's treaty Th7 that with an scness al
pinstratop ssry viii stand very fair chance OF getting
into trouble, aad certain not make tbcr former
profits The c,tray, the army ana the majority Of the
Acxican eapiSfsS are opposed TO the treaty. aud they
naye the eleueass to make strong Opposition thct is,
a'ros for Mexco-snd they viii assuredly do their ut
-1cst
the mesptuss portion ~ tho wealthy p-nistion
reasiy N favor oI public security and peace
sIeS because fhs aye not cer.sn that the treaty w
be carisd out. II ,scy commit themselves 10 the rasey
ant should fail 10 establish order tho countr = th
c.s,vci Sescans accc be ruined for taor emsriiy An
for efneis except -h-ricabs, ttand IN same light:
but sefibeiess Of them AAve expressed tsetn.
selves IN favor OF AEs-'ran nterventon aod they
suIec. win be suffer II the treaty fails to accom-
pDsh IS chyct New s,Esss and new per,ccutous wiz 90
bespeS upon Foreigners, u0tl they ruined or uati
foreis a'aat",s interfere IN the Affairs Of Mexco.
Tie treaty E thc1 with at ibis par cular r.os
uent Mr Mathew hc-" Npjesy's charge d'aifaires, L
think, ss been rfuepcey the increasing bitterness ~
Americans as well as EnyShmen uAsil the fate OF TIC
treaty is ashhitey known. The uimEaum he pissed 70
SO far Is iesaros Tho pay -cEts OF maneys which
denansea. 1bs has csasota delay that Think will be
awaited o. ny her Maestys representative to await the
fate q the treaty II be ora,med the Bissh Legation
must q:rss:oaably wbo.sf'u;her delay 20 to Vera
Cruz Br.,,n the event the treaty be rejected which,
We hope, viii not be the cnsit certainly will be the
interest OF Americans rehioost here tbas Mr Maihe
shcuc with until tSn United alone or in
contraction With other Iowers shall settle uson some N rio
Of regusr The aAaus Of his distracted conntry. For
thculo ibe Esish senta y 20 from here now we
poor Aocricss would be com2ccly ct the mercy Of tho
questnaby 90 sacrificed. Mr.. Mathew has saved our
life, apd. donsrtss, has ben ,he direc. OF
saving others, anu his noce conduct Ia behalf
Of all foTe,sIers has given .ae TO a ss,eng desire
that he VIII pat Vera Cruz until defne plan
hoseSr thus be dene very ssoa he g
be forced TO gon consequences OF hc praccreiHy ofths
eorgy who nfe encouraged TO brass with him by the
slant advising ! sf d. Gacrfsc.
The English sail is drs, and We are In great
hopes viii osLg not only tho RATIFICATION Of TIE treaty,
bri Mr. sa,he, to take up tie Aeri
policy without further delay By II we should have
acvices from Washington via Charleston to the 18th ult
for gleatregfet u really is ply ocr government
not stfod 10 so suitable subsidy 10 sustain semi.
monthly mai bs'~esn Nov Or,eans rna Vera C,ax
The forces f3rthe Vera Cruz have already left
here the Gesersn Chief rrcsidept Mrad,on is to
take his depastus on the ath or 9Th The funds
,osa we're .olaneered by to principal capitalists
OF Mexco, Who called upon -the of te holy
help destroy isoes who have rsen treating With the
natural enc mice Of Mexico, the Tsckees
ordinary forced contribution has been ordered TO
raise funds to oarGy out the Vera CuncaDpan yoregn
ers Nd well "a natives compelled 70 pay II; but con-
sdeng The lneor OF times We have been subjected TO
ilegsl nposa without calling sssth any action save
from then the FUTURE the elsrgy quite stGsd
In assessing foreigners until they 5ave snco lef
The talk Of war with the United States still aartiuues
Protests agaias the McIsue pouring in from all
tiaes accou sn,ed with assurances that the sguers Of
these protcss will ght the lns:.betore they Will sub
,nii 10 he coalitions Of that treaty The pross Of this
CAPITAL boserous sgainst Foreigners IN general
Americans esSscaly Even the Garac organ the Espe-
has out in the mos! violent manrcT notwth
ttahcing the editor is q FrerahDaD The ether day
he ai,ssssd M de Bar.os, OF tho Etaja<,
for pnblobipg some news " favor OF the treaty
ibis careso ssETes 10 denouncs hi publicly, for wnck
the Gabr:aS journalist Gent challenge This ac
cepted aad asO proposed for tho consideration Of
Gsoiac nan. restless nigh worked great change
the pd Is the challenging party and be5ore going To-
the groun he reac,ea spd acknowledged lea
the truth Of dc Barris' qualification OF his character.
When ie threats CT the clergy brougts TO the test
fancy they VIII be tumbled down by ,hoss who he 10
made them, the same manner as the rnsnpeter of c.
biac haa allowed his chale,Ee recol upcn himself
Tonce, he capital OF tho state Of Mckee, has been rsc
italy occupied by the sliuonasts from Moralia Boa
IT pppeaJs they have aea.n xihdsawa Zscaecs1s s
ey BY tbs time in the HANDS Of Gen. Oregs, who 1t
iast nc vices was near, With 1900 There is
pct Tat tie orces of iho oeray In thai STATE 2c3O In
al haze scno over. 90, the whole country DC to
lagos 1t once returns TO- the copsttiorelists Tere
under the sway OF the constisstionalists san
Lp5 Poos ,hreutercl by the ron:sr forces aa great
dscoataSt prevails in 5aisco 50 ths by the tire Mira
Yoa PASSES the foot bills his WY Vera Cssz you
may be certain of hciDg ,hathe whole interer is in
the hands OF the csns,ucnalsts more, H. indeed,
Api ast Al it h. ne sever Hundred gssrriAs Of
the snu.ior al pty In this valley ,and nc.sithstand
city 'or the mcaih the clergy forces have n
d!slaYb bed them On inc contrary they are constantly
as:aay saloped MIC the barrie Of the city They rs
constantly. ssii.g AL The villages in thu valley and
whenever they End any rich rsrson OF tho clergy rarity
Asy carry him OF 70 Their quarters and exact ,arge
sum for ransom. week ago they seized q conway Of
money, after bsapg of the clergy escort placed ossr It,
Upon learong The money belonged to Englishmen they
agreed to give back, stating they seized It because they
thought it belonged TO SaaniJds Ths leader Of this
band, ps.scn by thu name u Aureliaac, fro.
quenty setr At the VILE OF TacuAaya and appears al
together TO as daring fellow. The papers Of II 9 city dc.
nounced h!- as robber. This no did fanny, and no
hiss addfeSasd letter &c Of the saying lhe
lot wish get nanC OF and havA
their pricing ashed 10 pieces, they had better
sleSk OF him little more considerably S1cs then ttsy
Call hir simple s'Seno.n wthov. any extra Gorrishes.
Ano,ssr party OF gssrilas usder General vlialva
Quar,eyea just Across abe mountain Of Aasco Yesterday
they fell upon the clergy esco on the rlAd bet~eea this
and CleInavaca ana killed she greater part OF them.
CaIayaa has supreme cornand OF .se country 70 the
east si this valley For the last two lays bis nen nave
b,ea carrying raasters will high taDd the 7oat be-
tween this AMI fueba. They haze seized Some half
d the clergy party and carried them or
have placed heavy sDpoes on Ill the haceadas The