The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
Election or Lerde dc Tejada to tho Presiden'
ey-srarez's Latest Cabinet Of
miamOn to Departure Of
the Dismissed Diplomats Plandor
Of the Chwehes-Ths Ma
tive Bishops In Trouble,
n. Ac.. &c,


OF Mexico, gentleman we'll known IN the city Vi No"
York Ee is the most distinguished statesman Of whom
Mexico boast, and the liberal ideas Of government
which he contracted this country may not BIO unser
yiceable to him in his station. During his resi-
dence here his chief desire 10 become intimately
ACQUAINTED with laws, Institutions and language Hs
career as of Pubic Works and Secretary OF the
Treasury the narez administration In Vera Cruz
has slammed him az man Of than ordinary ability.
His COZ dial has always been to reconce Mexico ana
the United States deveope these grand sources Of
wealth. prosperity intelligence which, when proper
" understood securely bind the two nations togo
Their Il would that IN tho election Of Tead thero
is some hope for the future q Mexico That magnificent
country the Monteznmas tho cradle Of the ancient
gories of Cat tir-may hope to rise and
stretch hcr w,pgst fights Of noble purpose With the
talent Energy and ski Of her new governor the efete
republic which long lain PROSTATE at the feet u
tyrants may aspire to the blessings Of light
and freedom, and may yet prove TO the wor tina the
people Of Mexico however corrupt their disrepu.able
govern ments have always been vrtuous and free.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA CRuz, Feb l, 1881.
Ntw catina-7he Revolution No. Ya Flnshef--Gmeral
Election-Creat Rop at Vera Crux--Sapposed Escape @
MiramOs-Ar7irai Of Governor Wet'-Anriety 10 TIC
American Squddron-OGc,as ReSgning-Shi pping, de-
Although American citizen have sct'coly any
own is in such an unhappy condition. still will endoavor
to give you few brief notes Of curreAt events.
Notwithstanding the fact that the constitutional go
yernmcrt may be said TO have had complete triumph
over enemies and is regularly installed and In work
ing the capital still the country is by no means
pacHed. The bandits Marquee, Meja, Cobos Co. yet
carry on the in various provinces, whilst zuloaga
has proclaimed himself President somewhere in Oaxaca
Meanwhile certain Of Precedent Juarez gave rise TO
Ministerial crisis and We have had new Cabinet, as
follows
Foreign Affairs. ....................A rco
(the victorious Genora).
Justice. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .HamlreZ.
PUBIC Works.... .Anzi
treasury ..'......'.......... r...Pfieo
government. OgdZon
is supposed this viii be good working Cabinet, il
not very strong
The elections for President and Deputies Congress
have OF several of the States in others the
confusion consequent upon the proacted and partially
continued civil ia great that II has been imposs
BILE 70 have polling, although the law requires the
general election be held thu day throughout
the republic II il generally conceded that The eminent
citizen Leroo de Ieada viii be elected President ami
that Senior Mata the late accomplished Minister at Wash
ngton will be chosen Governor OF this STATE In losing
the services OF so rreproachabe as Gov ztmora
satisfaction TO feel tina, he will have such sue
cessor
We had beautiful little at this place on Sunday
last, caused by the arrival of the dism spanish,
Guatemaan aud Ecuadorian Ministers, with tho
Papal Nunco, the Archbishop Of Mexico aud a
lot OF bishops Tie popuace got after tho latter,
with pocket full OF rocks before they coul descend
from their coaches and ia the That cusuoi duricg
which brckbats and pebbles iew about IL ai,st pro.
mscuous manner, the apostolic representative got n
blow the side OF the head which s.aggcfol his seven
senses, snd doubt caused bin 1, wIah nsef
In the seven billed city Of his OLD MASTER Plus
TX. There was general scramble for helter to tho
French aud American Consulatcs aud various priva q
houses One bishop took ie'u2e under The herelcalsns
and stripes, he remained ia security until night
fall, when he weot into private quarters. The por Eel
low 10 awful fright, though perfectly cafe, and
denied his raDk-a decided case Of noo ~ sepui. rhs
diplomatic gentlemen have embarked Tor Havana, but
the native church dignitaries all u safe iotgngi IA
the castle o. Ulua We're bishops before com.
pletey "taken by the taih'
II rs reported that the mighty Mramon himself after
being concealed some day at tae french Consulate,
baked in the disguae Of french naval officer, tas
Spsnsh Ambassador and has sail for foreign parts -
enjoy his Ill gotten pun1or Certain IL IL that Mlane
Mramon was OF the party, an IS sonnbie - couiec
ture that Don Mguelto net far OF, II said Ia It
Concbita will not her Mguelto OF her algh..
Governor Weller, Of California, the Minister Pleni-
potenary TO Mexico has reached that city having landed
at Acapuco He Is accompanied by his son and BY Mtjpr
Archibald II Gillespie, AZ attaches OF the legation. ne
not advised OF Gov. Weller having presented his
crect ntisls Mcssrs. Egee and Reintrie, late the
Charge dAiars and special agent OF the United S'aos,
will arrive At thus place few dars, youe for the
United states.
AS you may conjecture there is great anxiety In the
American squadron on this pace. Ncmly ali the South
ofctfs have tendcred their resgnations but Fig
Officer Fender gas "a Kenuckian declines "a pit any
resignation give leave Of waist a foreign
proprie,y Of this The Sabine and st. Louis have salel
for Pensacola, with instructions TO proceed To Norfolk f
they find cifculty at the former place. The Remaining
ships OF the squadron, consisting o. the lagship row
hs'an and the Cumberland, viii shortly rendezvous Il
Havana leaving only the little steamer rocehonias
this station