, 1863-08-08
A CURIOUS DISCLOSURE.
4AtFs&ues IN Mexico for tho Disruption
OF tEc American Union.
fEron t"A London Times.1

a pamphlet on Mexican affairs. -"aasly
published In Madrid, under tn: title At t,.<..
tion Htiicd74a, contains remarkable stats.
ment, which, # it Is true, is 4 somewhat i'm,
GIRL war in Ameriea: The authoe Of tha
pamphlet, Don Juan Miguel de Losada, gives
some account Of his own history. He went
to Mexico rs poet, and newspaper In 1850,
which be quotes, said his poems had IA spe-
cial stamp Of fire and power,h aud that he
shocks" He WAS afterwards editor of news.
paper In the interest Of Gen. Santa Anna, who
inspired the principal articles, and employed
Stuor Losada on various secret commissions.
The character OF the admlring editor may be
judged Of BY his native publication Of q COM
pliment paid him by his hero, who. when
signing without reading them some letters
which he had drawn up, told him that ho WAS
"a perfect gentleman" and that though he
was but six-and, twenty, he should Ike to
send him to Madrid as . General, and say,
"Theee are the spaniards we want for
1856, evidently By q clerical error,) French
gentleman who had relations with tho United
States called upon Senior Losada, aad proposed
an Interview with certain diplomatic per-
sonage representing the United States, hint
ing 1t The same time, that it might be the
making Of his fortune.
Senior Losada told Santa Anna what had
passed, and by his advice he agreed to meet
The Ane, lean diplomatist. The conference
took place on tho 25th Of June, md tha per
son ii question drew lively picture OF the
importance and resources Of the United
States. the immense army that would be set
uu 1~.. 1ur the separation ef the Southern
Enitcd States, tho imposslbility Of the con
eeryative party holding It's ground III Mexico,
the inconsistency of the Spanish ministers,
the complications which were to follow the
conclusion Of the Crimean War;, the rcvolu-
ton which was to be stirred up In Italy, the
fall Of Napoleon, the agFandizement Of Eng
ton Of: the political map of Europe within
ten years, and the democratic preponaerance
ir both worlds. That, supposiug th.t Europe
would have plenty to think Of In itself, to
save the seas and carry its battalions to Amer
lea; every thing weat to make sure the rup-
tare Of the United ates-a rupture which
would have no remedy but separation into
American, may be hastened or retarded. It
will be peaceablY hastered If the South had
States to throw Into its aide of the balauce.
Ono Of these States Of Yucatan-" Senior
LoEada then goes On to say how tha American
dip1oma1ist explained how hateful the Mexi-
can Government was to the citizens Of Yuca.
tan, ard how the prosperity Of the country
would be enhanced by its being transferred to
the Americans, who Tou1d make roads, ex-
tend trade, ana bring in colonists, Who, like
those OF Rome, would cultivate the soil, aud
bear the sword, defending themselves against
the eayages TIL they had exter1ninated them.
There was to be q company and q concession.
Seror Losada was to get tie concession and
President Of the company, and two millions
Of dollars were to be deposited Us his dispo-
sition for the costs OF the concern General
Santa Anna Was to get 2 few millions Of dol
ed Liberals.'' And the man who spoke thus,
says seuor Losada, Indignantly, was Demo-
crat, and an old white haired manl Some six
weeks after this the revolution broke out, and
Santa Anna quilted Mexico. (The actual date
was about the 9th Of August, 1855 Except
for this story, the pamphlet from which 1t Is
taken has little claim to attention. It is writ
ten with view Of showing that S2ain is the
natural protector Of Mexico, and Of recon-
mendir s d return to monarchy and 4 Spanish
Bourbon as euccedantum for the clronic
mis1u and wretchedness Of the country.