East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-05

successfully accohhphSnea its ouJectS, anu y
theIe IN no longer any g'oa reason 10 ap.
preheho coiiisioh oet"eeh Tue 'o'ces OF
'i,e Two countries o'r'ig the Pehaehcy 3
oi the existing negotiations i.9ru g9sa
regret to inform YOU that there has
been no improvement in the affairs Of
Mexico since my last annual message. and
/ am again obliged to ask the earnest at.
tention of Congress to the unhappy con-
dition of that republic. iliH lIlcslqmf
The Constituent Conoress of Nex;co %
which adjourned ON the I7tb of Febrn.
arv. 1857 adopted a constitution ana
nrovidcd for n ponnlar elcction1 GeneraIH
| Cononfo,t was chosen President almost
without opposition. At the same cleo
ton new Congress was chosen, whose
first session commenced on the 10th Of
December, 1857. Bv the constitution Of
1857, the presidential term was to begin
on the 1st of December, 1857, and con-
time for four years On that day Gen.
eral Comonfort appeared before the as
sembled Congress in the city Of Mexico,
took the oath to support the new const-a
tuition, and was duly inauourated as
President. Within month afterwards
he had been driven from the capitol. and
military rebellion had assigned the m-q
preme power of the republic to General
| Zuloaps. The ,nstitntion providel that
in the absence of the President his oftice0
should devolye upon the Chief .Justice of
the Supreme Court and General Com.
onfort HAVING left the country. this ft,nc.s
tionary, General Juarez, proceeded to
form, at Guanaiunto, aconstitutonal gov-
ernment. Beforethis was officially known
however, at the capitol, the government
of Iuloaga had been recognized by the
entire diplomatic c/rps, incl,iding the
minister OF United States, as the de facto
governments OF Mexico l.aA s.d in
The constitutional President never.
tbeless. maintained his position with firm.
ness and was soon established with b;s
cabinet Mt Vera Cruz. Meanwhile the
government of Znloara was earnestlyH
resisted in many parts of the rebublic..a
and even in the canitol, portion Of the
army having pronounced against it, its
| functions were declared terminated, and
an assembly of citizens was invited for
the choice Of new President. This as
sembly elected General Miramon, hut
that officer repudated the plan under
which he was chosen, and Iuloaoa was
then vestored to his previous position -
He assumed it however, only 10 with
draw from it, and Mramon, having be-
come by his appointment. "President
Substitute" continues, with that title,
at the head of the insurgent party.
In nv last animal mossoc, no conomr.
n;cated 70 CONGRESS the circumstances
rn1or which tho lato Minister &C tic
JIn;tod states susncndod b;s official reIo.H
t;ono with tbe central oovornu,ont and
w;,barew from tbc countrv II wos i'm.
nnss;bIo 20 ma;nt.;, fr;enJlv ;nterco,rso
p,,,;,h oouonnn'on, ILL., ,h., =, ~ 600.
..I IL ,nhoso rs,rno5 .n,hor;tr
,rr,n, , ,ss r,oro oons,on,Iv aor,,,;,,oJ hnt
-, .aano..oa uaJ .h;s 49,, 80
as..i,;shod ,,o,,orooo,,. ,r;,b &c non,,ar
...',.. -, .La oonso,, os ,,a raor,o IN
eA.e".s' :, u se sIax;oo rosor, -
p..,:.: ~, ..o - :. ,on,J haro hesn
';., "o:.,,,e. 49,, L. "a ,dooa oo,s.u -
qu,,0 Ju,'''"oe '''' '''''es'. ''4ss,' :,
Dut Tue country was prey F" cNi
war; ana IL was nope una, 'ne success oi
the constitutional ires'aeht might Hau
10 conui,ioh Oh 'h,ngs less injurious '9
the onltea otales' ms success oecane
80 Pr9oaoie '"a' III 'apuait "N,, ! gu"
and renort 10 me the actual condition
and rrnsnoc,s of Tho contond;no nort;es
Tn consequence ,f tb;s renort and from
;nf,rmot;dn which reached mo from other
sources favorable TO the prospects of the
.ons,;,r,;onol ca,se 7 folt ;ust;f;ed !, Ia
So;n,;,e. ,o,r ,,;n;s,or - Mov;oa
'yho ,o;obt embrace ,bo oo or,;ost su;,a,Js
onnortnn;tv of resto,;no our d;nlomat;c
re,at;ons With that renubl;c Far ,b;s
nnrnoso . d;s,,an;sbed c;t;ze, of Nav.
i Ia ,,.s so,oo,od ,,,Lo ,,r,,coodod nn b;s -
mission on Tho s,b Of March last with
J;scros;on.rv M an,bor;tv 70 rccogn;1s tho
oovernment of President .Jnarcz e on
h. .rr;v,i IN Novice bo shorIJ fnd e
nn,;,Iad @ - srch rococn;,;on nj % accora;rn VA -
- .ba as,ah,;shod rroos;co &C tbo JTn;,oJ e
Co. ,ns o. ,ho IN 80 Nil sorom;nass
Nr MI .na or.son,oJ he .roden,;.,st, q