New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-05
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The latest news from Mexico is nore de6nifsr
and comprehensive than any we have for mOntts-
received. On the 2jth Of December, the Liberal
army. by ghem the forces Of Mramon had beeu,
utterly routed took possession Of the capital city,
On the 1st Of January, as we now learn, Gen.
Ortega made his trumpbal entrance as Com.
mander.in. Chief; and on tho 18th Of the saos
month President Juarez, the head of the prsseut
constitutional Government, new firmly established,
followed tie General. These two ceremonies
were attended with the pomp and luxury of dis
play for which the brilliant city has always bees-
famous, az ! in them the entire mass Of the poo
pie took pay. with more then their usual enthsA
sasn. The way Of the cOrsuerors was strewn,
with flowers, and victorious Treaths bound thois
brows.
The Constitutional Goverraen has set otoae
repairing the administrative machinery which Tho
long civil way had hit in q ruinOusy dilopidssed
condition. and several reforms Of Importance 70,
the welfare OF the nation viii be introduced.
The Church party appears low to be completely
broken up, their money being expended and their
lands and other property put into private hands;
consequently, il viii be almost impossible far
ment ard the industrial prosperity of the aatisn
will greatly revive. Diaz, once Minister Of
Mramon, and his nearest ally, was made Yis-
oner on the very day that the President entered
tao cap,sa; Miramon himself escaped slmsst b2
miracle. As soon as che news Of this c,ptuYe
reached tire city, q Cabinet Council was called,
aud orders were given sor the immediate execu.
ton Of Diaz and all oaiefs of that psrty who
should be taken. This decided action gave greas
pleasure to tie Liberals, but before The order
could be put into execution, the wiis OF Mira,
mon, various friends and relatives OF Diaz, and
even the French Maistcr, NJ Saligay, united in
An earnest appeal 20 the President for clemency,
tho result was q communication Of sals death SEQ
! tsnce 10 one of imprisonment for i've years. Bus;
this act created division in tbs Cabinet, and is'
! was possible thai q change Of Ministers would.
| ensue on that .sSue.
| Tie Government has also dismissed fron ts'
CAPITAL the Spanish ambassador, Senior Paohsecs
tho Nunco Of the Pope, the Charge of GuASems-
lien Affairs, and the Charg6 Of Ecuador Tia
cause for this step was their intrigues with the
Church party against the present Gssr1mene
Il is. haweyer already made known 10 se powers
represented by them that this expulsiSl wes made
on purely persOnal grounds, and was aotfntended
TO affect the relations Of Mexico wish the several
Governments named.
Though. neither the French NOR the Prussia.
Minister has yet recognized the CONSTITUENCIES
Government, il is said that they will soon do so
Tho English Minister delays his return TO tho
CAPITAL till he has received frcm home his III
structions concerning the money recently stolen
by Miramon from the British bondhOldsrs. The
American Charge is on cordial terms with the
Government.
The prospect now is that ortega will be tp'
successful candidate for the Presidency. the eeo-.
ton Csr WHICH .akes-place this month.