New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

hight that eould scarcely Re e0ntroued. Inc omois
The ne We Of the acts OF hostility committed by the
Americans against The defenders Of Mexican indepeno
ence has been received with Indignation througnons
the capital even by persons indifferent or S'r""s'''
party politics. -.Loa nm
"T6e national sentsment has again been wsEea w
among our people by these rude strokes Oh s"e d.
disant Liberal party. The war OF lSoO peswoo .h;n
ico and the United States will be very nas Inovs n
from the war Of lSf. The American press AA'"' ~
and avOws it, ,os hos b;tbarso
@The war which, confined to ourselves, mas
had political character, has now 1sco sh. arsnts Of
war Who indeed, can deny ~ ai'e S;a ,ha i;,,Ia
the 9Th If March Against what enemy ula ne n.sIe
S1 ~. ~ onnsdron contend ct Anton Lizardo Ii moi
anan.t ,bs YanIees7 All good patriots througnout
~ csnitaI are Fastening TO take up arms. Whatever
nav ne the result Of the campaign against vera cruz
may vl not erm the soil of the capital at least to
he troddens by the traitors who have 30 many tunes
been repulsed from its Walls
PEOPLE of the Departments arouse yourselves up
likewise in your own homes; and before the energetic
resistance of whole and united people, what can some
tbousapds of fillibusters and demagogues do !"
The SOcieddd s still more severe against the Constr
tutionaBsts whom it calls "infam Gus traitors, who
" have opened the walls Of Vera Cruz to their sworn
enemies" Henceforth, it adds, there will be heard
but one cry throughout the whole country: Long
"liye the independence of Mexico and death TO those
" who have sold us, and those who come TO suougate
Gus"
The following is an extract from private letter pub.
lished in Them O. Picayane:
MEXICO, March %, 1860.
You will probably have had before this, the account
of the entire loss OF Mamons army before Vera Cruz
The last accounts we have had from Miramon state
that when he entered Jaspa he had not than 600
men. IL is probable that before many days he was
abandoned by the few that followed him 80 far. lie
is expected here day by day by the Government But
as the roads all occupied by the bands OF Carvaa
his chances of escape are but small.
There was an attempt at pronunclamlento made mere
last night by the PuTos but, usual failed for want
of management, energy and courage, qualities OF
which the Liberals Of Mexico are entirely void.
The Erglish Government have offered plan OF re.
Cancellation between the beligeent parties. 1t is said
that the Vera Cruz people have accepted 1t, while
Mramon continued bis fire upon the town two days
after the mediation had been offered thereby, 1t seems
to me, giving the most positive refusal.
However, Mr.. Matthews, the British Minister here,
has presented his note to the Government in this city,
the reply to which has not yet been given.
The Conservative party are extremely detected, and
the English Intervention frghtens them much.
The proposition is this: truce of elk months at the
utmost during which Congress is to be elected by
the different States of the Republic This Congress is
TO be united in Jslspa declared neutral ground, under
| the protection Of the English Government, and, II
necessary, of Epelsh troops The Congress voted by
/ the nation lie TO make new Constitution, which will
be recognized, protected, and enforced by England
AS the Clergy party is much less numerous through
out the whole extent Of the Republic than the Lib
erals, the Liberal element will predominant in the
Congress and the Constitution will be based upon the
laws and princpl of the JUareZ party. The clergy
know this and are furious and scared by the English
mediation But if they refuse it, the English Minister
will immediately take his passports and leave for Vera
Cruz where he will recognize the Jusrez Government