New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-11

-, ;o-,o,t and black. Files Of the Vera Cruzon0
-, ,h OOH give no word from the interior, not
f-,,n Oriyaba, and q convoy WHICH was long over
d-e was anXiously expected. On the 18Th uit.
DoLlado rendered his resignation, which was &C.
cer,.d some said became biz views in REGARD tine
retirement of the Government from the Cry Of
Mexico were not fayorhly received by Jusrez or
the PARTY generally, ard Others sly because ns
recon mendatiOn of COmontOrt rs Communicating
Chief was Of no avail. However ii may De, 1t IL
certain tha; fearful sNt has taken place between
tie "Puros, OF Indian party, and the Modefados,
or white party.
After all this has been the secret OF the revolu.
tions IN MeXico, literally war Of races represented
now ly Juarez and Dollla1)-ihe latter has gone TO
Guanajuata, taking his 200 soldiers with him. ana
there he rs evidently planning 20 overthrow inc
Present administration. He has been succeeded AS
Minister Of State and Minister OF the Treasury by
Don Juan Antonio de la Fuente, aud Don jose IA
Nunez. Comonfort, who arrived at San ms TO
t0s on the DIST, is said TO he maturing bis pans lof
TIE formation Of new Republic, composed OF the
Northern States of Mexico, 20 be called The Sierra
Msdre" This is the plan | wrote you sometime
since about. in connection with Gen. Sam Houston,
If the G. S. 4. could be established ana recoSnled
Texas and Arizona were TO secede and JON THIS he
public il is now said that DOblaGO, and the whole
Molerado party, Will join him (ComonIort
All this happens al the worst time FOR poor
Mexico and aids the frenchlmore than all their reen
forcemens. 1900 of which arrived on the I'D nit
al Vera Cruz and were sent Immediately TO Orzala
save some $40 who remained III IejeIia. The whole
Liberal army has become dem0ralized and cannot
today raise Is, 000 men. Gen. Uraga and 1000 mer
are sad TO have pronounced Tor J0retgH inter
veution not the French, nor AmOnte Two town;
On the Pacific San Bias AMI ManZanillO have pro-
poupced for foreign Intervention revolt TOOK
Mace in perote though the riugicaders were caugh
aud shot; II is believed that, uness ComoniOrt coulC
be induced 10 take command OF The forces az Puoba
a.. 60. fta4.s . aafsH an
the troops will concentrate il the valley OF Mexico
under Zsragoza.
4 Two pamphlets have been issued having semi
official char4eter--oue by AimeranO againht oreigi
diplomats generally and SalIgny and Baron dc Wag
uer especially IN very strong and harsh language
and the other by Jose Maria fgl-slas, which amoun
10 q refuat0n of the speech Of NJ. Blllaut III IL,
French Chambero OF Deputies. The foreign minister
Joined in protest against the former ~ there belnl
such strict censorship Of everything printed, the!
cannot look upon it but AS Official.
By tie French mail steamer came large numbe
of circulars from Spain, addressed 70 the Mexican
people, exhOrfing them 70 remember their origin, Il
be 10 longer deuded by republican notions To se' NJ
"A throne ana call bona Lusa Fernandez, sister o
Queen Isabel H., 10 I'LL II.
The correspondence between Saligny and Serano
/ Captain-Geueral Of Cuba, published in Madrid ma
caused quite sensation m Vera Cruz, and II Is ia
That Sir {. l.. " ycke will challenge Salgny
j In Iampico, some three or Tour Germans wh
drunk nsulred the Vice-Coasul of SPAN, and it ha
been tie subject of several official documents.
. On the ljth ult., the Spanish war steamer Petro
milo anchored in Sacriicouf, and on the 2d arrives
IL the same place ihe French steamers Imperial An,
Eyan ana the transport kulstorre with troops IRON
Martiniqne. In the waters of Iampco the follow
ing prizes have been captured evading tie hlocAld
by the Berthollet Balear, Lono Colorado and Tn
JOvo Mannelito.
have TO record an atrocious act Of injustice whic
took place in Vera Cruz. Mr.. Margu Jan Amer
can citizen was arrested ana thrown IN prison 70
thirty-siX hours III an empty cell, not even chai
or bed furnished him. and all without aovl,lng hiu
OF the cause. IL seems one OF the French bands wa
PLAYING before bis house when large stone wa
thrown apparently from the roof Of Mr.. Marguatti
house TIE Colonel of the regiment Knocked At IN,
door, which WAS opened by Mr.. Msrguatt himself
He was without word dragged of 10 PRISON, an'
only released after thirysiX hours confinement, o.
the strong ntercessOn Of Indefaiigable Consul
Mr.. Broetor and then only on condition OF payinl
$50 TO soothe the wounded honor OF the regiment
This was, of course, paid under protest, but th'
imprisonment OF an unaccu-ed American citizen !
not wiped ont. Now, there are twenty houses iron
which the thrower of the stone might have come &
] Mr. Marqusti's which was the nearest TO the band
as the roofs of the houses are all fiat 0-Ote7s, AM
communicate with each other. Mr. Marquatt wa
for many years acting American Consul, and is nov
"a merchant. 1 earnestly trust our Government wi
take the matter energeticaly III hand, and no l0ngc
allow our fellOv-ctizens to be trainie by til
brute, Mr. Roze, who, by the way, has just beei
promoted by his I. NJ, Napoleon ILL.,, TO De Vice
Aduira 4" for the services he has rendered, and /
now rendering in Vera Cruz
have been surprised TO find how many per
Sons there are here who are Abolitioni-is. Ii is
subject daily agitated. Not long since, pamphlet
In Spanish the subject, circulated quite gen
orally through the irand. had commenced {,
translate it for your perusal; but as a copy, prne'
in English, wac sent NE, incose II 10 you as BENZ
well worthy Of peru'a. "Straws show which wa
the wind blows" and this "a quite seed il publ
opinion, which may bring forth good fruit.
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