Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-29
NUMBER 1870,

? as regdris our relations with Mexico. There sre
injured 70 which no Government csn expect in
subJccth 20 submit tsmCly. When Christian State
recSondd as one Of the family of nstons decays and
; dsgeReI stss when the evils both Of tyranny sn3
! snarcbF are combined. when, IN one city, forced
loans are levied by dictator ard houses pundered
6y oFdsnds and insurgents, when Generals in arms
against the Government, seize peaceful foreigners
Z and ex ort ransom BY a threat of shooting them.
tue coq1try IN which these events take place pass
es OUT i t1e pale OF civilization It cannot expect
tnat lts sovereignty should be respected that
Iritory FhoUd be held invo.ate, that other nations
should bow to the decisions Of is tribunals or ae~
quiescd in its,atrocicus taxation Mexico is in this
tststs Il is Idle nov 20 say that the English and
tFreneh and American settlers are there as unbid-
den gu lists and that they must abide by the laws
and be1r with the calzmi;ies of the Republic. Toe
! Republic, in fact does not ex;ss All thas does
ekist n 3 feeble and vicious race, overriding by
eontenfing factions, which ia their fierce hstreds
show ths only energy which is 10 be met with in
the COUNTRY.
o. The course which the policy Of the allied Powers
will take does not yet aDpsar Juarez has cop0uer-
ed bis inemiss. bus his Governments cannot com
Inand dbedlence much beyond the gates Of Mexico.
the hr s1ces OF the STATE are in deplOrable cOndi-
non, ad Il viii 90 seen by correspondence that
forced contributions are going even now in imi-
tation bs the exPedieHts TO which Miramon aDd his
party were accustomed 70 resort. Yet this is in
ihs oplai0a Of almost every Englishmsn and Amer
icsn, the best Government which Mexico is likely TO
have. The fact i5 thst the Government scarcely
furnishes the materials for stable Government The
people are physically inferior, and are becoming
more DO every year by lnternarriage with lower
races. Oat OF sumo seyeI millions Oniy one million
can besaIi be really white. Even Jusrcz is an In
ii2n- The old policy Of Spain, by which every Of
nee was given to born Spsniais was better than the
luinous equality Of a race which now prevails.
BRI IrsH NAVAL REISroscsN sNsSTs FoR fHs GULF.
.-. - From the Lsrdoa Tiass. Get. !.
IhoJStromboii and C4aticleer are both hourly ex-
pectedto be commissioned a. Portsmouth. TO rein
force the Wsss Ia Ia Sq1Ii-0n with reference most
probably, 10 expected operations or the coast OF
Aex.Ct B0h vessels are mlsled, and are being
rugged ara Stored with the gieateSs possible dis
patch.
IFIE TRENCH FlEET o. IIIz M-SIcAN COAST.
us l!e5t IS Ccr;es7 7o1deuse c; Lcudsn Times.
By d dispatch from Bresc, dated the 27Jh. it is
stated that the frigAta Astrec 20 BE- immediately
armed and prepared for ssa. She is 70 reinforce
the krsuch naval diyis ion On the c0ass Of Mexico.
rae sPAyIsE VAR vEssELs FOR TIE GULF.
From tie Loadoa TINES, Sept %.
The eISp8nisl screw frigates Lealtld and COnceps
ion, tie latter at present the fsGship Of Admiral
'irZ)1 az Alcsnte, are shortly to leave fox Havana
% reinforce tie squadron there.
Oaf ASZAIIDS OF THE FLEET AND ARMY AT CUBA.
Fron tie Lcnaon Times, SEP: -.
1. Isl stated in p letter from Ijsifcnso that the
,PsAi5h -quadfol about 70 proceed . Mexico, VIII
OnsisE OF sly screw fTi-ltss, two steamers Of FIVE
uudred horse power. bsSiies Transports and ssizl>
eT yetssis. stsG oeiesr has beel sent with dis
aschas for the Goyeru1r- General of Cuba on the
utjeds Of the expediE)n. ani had embarked at Ca
IL, iu| the war st5smer Leon. 500 men designed
Or Cuba are 10 be ready at ths- respective depOts
y th4 15th of October 1eX- an.l the officers who
re ta.gO viii them have already been appointed.