, 1861-11-04

{Frcau the n. I. Express, Thursday Evcnins.l
The news from the Capital OF Mexico con-
tii,ues to be Of an unfayofab1e character. Tue
diEcoDtsrE with the Government xRs so great
that the mcst prominent members Of the
ps1ty that elevated St. Juarez to power, in
sisted that he should retire temporarily or
permanently in order that the country might
elect some other President more capable to
gorc1n the country. 4 private letter to the
editors Of the Havana Diuiio, says:
''A1,cut the middle OF this month, lfty-one
deputies Joined IN g m:uccrlal pra5i ing President
Jus1ez to resign his poser apd deIlverIl govern
tocomply, nut ordered Gp..zalcs Ortega to trans-
fer The com1nend Of h.s troops to Gen. Arteaga.
This order Gtnzales O:iega IN return refused to
to the State Of Zacatecss, and were not in service
at the cost OF the gove1Emeut that his person was
the cnly warrant Tor thelr being in arms and that
march back with them to Zacatecas. He accord
yS gE b ssn hs s,n d5s c asa at list dates bad ar
This is not all. Gogzsaes Ortega, who had
been considered the :41aez.f firm supporter Of
the government, l,St;91 i 1a!soued up this action
by reetgnipg his coaiin;asio11 III iise 71atIoaal
amy, because the government, whose Golfers
were totally exhausted, had allowed him to
support Of the army with which he was ez-
pecte6 to put down the rebels, and had neg
leeted to provide hin with the armament
necessary to fight somewhat numerous and
tole1ab'y well ARMED enemy: Gen. Doblado
was appointed in place Of Ortcga, but found
himself surrounded ly The same difficulties
that oppressed his predecessor, as the Secre-
tary OF War, when forwarding his commits
sion, informed hin that the Treasury had but
| very limited RESOURCES. This was 80 true,
that the Secretary Of the Treasury, despairing
| Of raising any more money, had resigned hia
portfolio.
A dispatch from Mexico, dated Sept. eth,
Gays that the following proposition was pend
| irg before the Congress Of the State:
i. Citizen Benito Juatez is summoned to volun
| tarf1y resign the Presidency Of the Republic
l. Thu Congress Of the several States are inyit
| ed to second the movement.
| private letter to the Diario de la Aari7ed
says that a force Of rebels recently captured
aEd having spent ell day in the city, retired al
| night to Matamoras 1zucar. In the City o
Mexico pasquinades have been posted in TIL
public streets againat the French, English ant
Spaniarde.
4 revolution had occurred in the cities 0
of the newly elected State Governor, D. Jesu1
Se!ra a proclamation had been issued re
coenizirg D. Cipriao Guerrero, who is sail
to be man of very inferior abilities and o
the worst possible antecedents.
The Germans Feslde1t il the Republic. aut
especially these IN the Capital, take an act1y II
| part in the troubles OF the country on tn
side Of the Government, and are granite
many }rivile ges over other foreigners for thei
| services.
The same letter TO the Diario states tn,
"fYe hundred Yankees, commanded by Unite
States Federal officers, have invaded tn
States Of Sonora ard Lower California" n
particulars are giren.
The rebels cn the Cerzo Gordo, taking al
vantage Of the rumored Spanish eNpeditio
against Mexico, had used the Spanish flag
some Of tEeir Predatory excursions. IN
had drawn cut an earnest protest from th
Spenieh Consul at Queretaro.