The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-04

Isl,
The flag ship that is to be, the Cumberland has had
the yellow flag flying from her fore main stay during
the last two weeks, account Of small pox having
broken out board Of her am happy to say that il
hauled in some three days signs of tho disease
lave entirely disappeared The health of the officers and
entire crew Of the squadron is good The weather de-
lightiuly pleasant.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
THE EXPULSION OF FOREIGN MINIsrERs-kRREsr
OF DIAz-THE BAGUNA SEGA CoNDUcTA, ETC.,
ETC.
IfIom the Mexican Extraordinary, Jan. 10 and III
The expulsion OF Senior Pacheco spanish Ambassadors
the Popes Nunco, the Charge de Affairs of Guatemala
and the Minister Of Ecuador, has been officially
nounced Tie following Is the notification passed TO
senior Pacheco:-
| SECRETARY or STATE AND FOREIGN RELATIONS
MEXICO, JAM II 1861.
His Fxcelency the Constitutional Pr esident ad itei
cannot regard you but ore Of the enemies Of his 60
verDment Tor the services you have rendered 10 favor
of the rebel usurpeTs who have occupied this city for
the past three For this he orders that depart
from this and the republic without further delay than
may be strictly necessary to prepare and make your
| journey.
AS all other friendly nations his Excelency the Pre-
sdsnt respects SPAIN but your soourn in the republic
longer continue The consideration which
his Excellency TO this resolution is therefore entirely
personal. OCAMPO
Certified TO by BEsIro GOMEZ FARIAs Under Secretary
The notes to the other representatives are couched in
pretty much the same language
We hear that yesterday the government had under con-
IN 10 the sneeaS recognon or
Jusrez We remble with anxiety in the face OF many
reported Inconsistencies for the result Of their debera
items on this important matter.
The story of the Laguna SEGA conducta Is already
pretty well known but have before referred
10 the matter it may be well for To say that the
9th Of last mber, Gen Degolado, commander
chief of the federal forces in Interior occupied
lion OF dollars About $500 600 money was recov-
cred and distributed amongst the proprie ors and now
President Juarez comes out with the following decree
providing for the Of the balance with all losses
and damag that have accrued After the preamble tho
decree reads
Art l. There shall be specially consigned for the pay
OF the occupied the constitutional
in September last well for the decentralization OF all
Losses occsoned BY said occupation the product Of the
sale Of those converts not sold up oday, and which
to be sold according to the law OF 1ath July, 1862
Art TO facilitate the sale Of said edidces the obsta
ces imposed by SAID law which require the division VI
these properties into lots repealed although the d.
vision may be mace when sales facilitated thereby,
observing in this latter that the dvisoo be natural
and in dance with the regulations Of the police
Art g. Whatsoever disposition, made in opposition 70
the provisions Of this decree, whether coming from any
fcer Of the general government established by the
states, shall null oect and the
thor Of such disposition and those who may put into
sba al once be suspended from their employ
meDt and submitted TO trial deserving to suffer the
penalties imposed by the laws to defrauders Of the public
wealth.
] az with some others, was made prisoner Jico.
Mramon, who in his company, escaped by throwing
himself of his horse and cOnccaliDg himself In tho
woods Three hundred Indians have been sent after
him. and as they are good rerievers, the chances
correspondent writing from Jaapa under date of tha
9th, says-Diaz caught Quatepec on Sunday
Iieht-Mramon escaping into the woods. Marquee Is
said to be following IN their track. Diaz here.
Some of the influential families this reactionary place
have prevailed upon the project, ST. Gallo, to place him
comfoi table quarters the Quartet The consdera-
ton shown this prime instgator OF most Of the
cities Of the clergy faction is certainly not creditable
the liberal party who have lost many Of their re-
spectacle sympathizers through the blood 81
their late opponents The robbery OF the British Lega-
ton and other outrages, which have brought much
tltg thn Ho,tht tn1
great measure by Daz Last night the popuace wished
TO lynch Iiaz, but were prevented from SO doing II is
better that the law Shall have It's couEse, but Is
qurd that the ends Of justice be accomplished Mira
has doubtless secred for Oajaca, and will not be
easy for few days to come.
1he following despatch under date Of the llth from
senior Lave to the general chief Of The forces of Vera
Cruz, fully sets forth the at first adopted by tho
government, but since countermandcd-
The Supreme government bllndly observing the exist
ing laws ordered that the chiefs and leaders OF the
shall be judged according 10 the last law for
sprators and this II has been made known
that d. lsdio Daz and other criminals have been appre
lendod you will dispose well respect to this nrst as
10 ell others who may taken that identified they
shall be Immediately shot Those who may have the
characters Of chiefs leaders shall DO delivered up
to the judges, in order that they may DO proceeded
aganst according to the said law and punished accord
mgiy.
your greatest responsibility and with the greatest vgor,
in the manner indicated, giving account thereof nc:
From the south hear that Zuloaga il playing the part
OF President OF the republic II is reported that he has
received some new allies 10 tho district OF Cuernavaca
This impudent and cowardly fellow should be prevented
from causing further trouble
from the New Orleans pcayune, Jan. 29.l
Vera Cruz We have by the tennessee tiles OF Mexican
newspapers from that city and the capital AZ late AZ due
Of saoasa An the old ouIna the Ha S~o %
ff,e ano Eraorinavy have made their temperance.
and none q them during their long suspension appear 70
The expulsion az II Is called OF the Spanish Minister
rapal Nuncio and Charge Aacs Of Guatemala and Eu
,tAFnx ,l.lc
also Of considerable excitement at the capital Some
think Spanish Is TO follow But the moro ju-
dcous think there will be general acquiescence In the
Just right Of the new government to suspend intercourse
with persons, though representatives Of foreign
ernments, who are personally or otherwise obnoxious
TO thcma right dcrvabe not only from the practice a
all governments, but the law of nations.
The Mazaan correspondent Of the Extraordinary writes
that the French rgate Sereuse had seized at San Bias
vessel belonging to the government Of snaon and had
demanded the payment Of $4,000 and that the French
cunt Of some insult offered TO the consul No further
articulars are given.
The c,nnscated church property Of Guanaiunto has
been selling out attwepty Ave cont cash down and
the balance to be paid bonds Of the interior debt with
in twelve mouths. Large amounts however, stiil re
The national Congress " called TO meet the capital
on tho third Tuesday Of April
From tho New Orleans Pcayune, Jan. ooh
The United States mail steamship Tennessee, Captain
orbes arrived at this port yesterday morning, direct
from Vera Cruz the 23d inst she brings the following
passengers Buis and child Messrs. Bns, Brede-
man. Naadcr soya Lohr and $40 100 In Mexican specie
The Tennessee was detained at Vera Cruz two days
bitter her usual day OF sailing by heavy norther. Her
passage also somewhat delayed by continuance of
the same winds all the way up.
The bark Rapid was tho only foreign merchantman in
the nor, o Vera Crug She was loaging for New YORK
and to sail on the LIST OF February The following
shps ofwa ut Sacrincos-l nited States steamer
Towhatan, United States seamog pocahontas, United
states rga.e Sabine, United STATES rigate Cumberland
tpted States soop ot.war 81, Louis British frigats
yaIorous British gunboa Jaerer, French brig Mcrcura
and two Spanish war vessels
Tho United states frgaes sabine and Cumberland we're
about leaving for home, but for what port Is
tened.
Hy this arrival w have sdyices from the city Of
nc lic0 70 the l0h