, 1864-05-20
FIR OM N4EXkEOs
Tho Present Aspect ol Affairs.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tnbunc.I
CAmo, May 10, 1861
We have New Orleans dates to tho 1ata per
steamer Julia. The Iscayuns has the following
from Mexico:
We have been favored with pcz9sal Of some
lstc interesting documents 1tona uelco. including
intercepted correspondence between the French
Contul at Tampico and Mstazsorae, which 1attef
sccms to have been arrested for netting as suca,
md sent to Monterey. Tbs correspondence shows
Gen. Bazline, regards Mexican Intervention
iste quite neglected. and indifferent OF tho weight
1er matters Of Government, very nnm1ndtul Of the
material interests Of tbs army which protects
them, end to briefly express tho matter The
French Goncral oils On Gen. Almonea for deeds
not Hords. The hocus pocus styles In Mexico
does rot tnlt hin.
Tho Consul at Tamfco ''wishes this cruel war
were over" thinks the Few French Minister sad
fellGv, and tsys the poor RrEe.cJ Is dying Of i'm
potency. Not very a.stestng Remarks, certainly
towcrds their allies.
We find, in these papers, continuation of the re-
port that Senor ChaScz 1ata Governor Of tho Stats
Of Arpos CalIcutes, had been 1hot under sentence
by ourtmartial By tho Ftench authorities OF Fac
stecas, together with laEge number Of his OH
ctre.
Mu. Urasa bad been invited By Gen. Bazaine, to
ag1ee to an arnittice, but had absolutely refused.
His proclamation, announcing hla determination
to tight to the last is dated ut San Marcos, March
Epn Pedro SsutacIlla. formerly merchant OF
EeE Orleans, and connected with the press here at
tlnee, es an amateur is now editor Of tho official
organ Of President Juarex- ut Monterey,
ylaaurri Hnl hls friends had completely aban-
dontd tho soil Of Mexico for the present but with
threats to return a. fcou as Franco and the Con
fedeucy should give Kim assistance.
.f VnAn ho~tS 4tn sic y
forcee, arc ,werty .fonr hundred mcn. The neaen-
g had expelled thirtccu members Of ihc council oi
State, upon the cha7sc OF being clericala adaer.
en1s OF Church against State.
Dy the steamer Run5on, have tho latcs: news
| from hitc r,yer, being to Sunday last. Every.
thing il reported quiet. Memphis papers Of yes.
te1day are devoid Of ncws Of any Bind.
NEW onlEAss, May 6..-Thn following Is from
| the DroansGfllc tIouTn9i of the 30ih ult.;
MANUEL g. HEJ0N.
On the 9Th Inst. Manuel G. Re1on, late Secretary
| Of Slato OF Nucyo Leon, Mcuco, arrived IN
Bsownsrille an5 seou. tWo hours M afterwards @ "a
CO. Tn the morning of the 18th be was shot BY
order Of Gov. Cortina. It. viii be remembered that
10 Is the who hoisted tho Confederate flag IN
vas ] recei1ed tha. Washington G}ty Was capsarcd
He has been tho leading spirit. and has furnished
ibe REBELLION began. Vidaur1i has been violent
rebel, nnd in every possible way has aided she
rebels ano furnished them more contraband gooa:
Governor 81 State ho has carried on this contra
berl tradc, until he was driycn from Mexico fol
being traitor to Lis owa Government. Fronct
% dcath. Which co Confirmed hi1 beng traltof to hii
country. lie ha. met the fate no deserved.
From gentleman, foreigner .by birth, Just
from Monterey, VIC get the foilowin: interesting
Mtj:a has falleu back from Mntchula to San Luis
potcai, and Ia now further from Monterey than tt
ment wss that Gonzales Oftesa thscaiened to cu'
biz communications If he advanced. It Is report
ed That Gonzales ortega and Dob1ado are nos
moving against San LUIS Potu !.
Ger. Pora1io Diaz has resppeared at the head .
well appointed force OF 1e,09 men Oh the Pacia'
Slope. Gen. Uraga has had victory oEcr The
The French Emperor has given hls SANCTION t
ac,onario party Vim not be allowed 70 take III
properly Of the church will not be restored. Thl
slielntee the cclt siaatlca Of tue church party Th
mt.itar. len q thss paEy harq t.ksn nnhtaga
| tceu plscel over them. French cn!onels havc bat
the command OF rezclonerio genera!e. From th-s
causes lssre desertlons from tn church party +
Jaurex arr tHklng place md still Larger arc aattc
VTaur1i has be- u sent for by the rebel comusu
lance wen, TO Laredo :or him. He can't gre PEI
nits for lead, &c, to pass now, and 4 the re1al
combine with bin TO ct up revolution to sestor
|
ccming to the knowledge Of President Juarez!
4uinteso, ihu ex.clerk IN tha general lsad oille
and Who has been p!ayiug The part OF Itu!ste
Plen'potrntiary and Envoy Extraordinary Eron
J.feIa4u Da,!s nearly to the court Il santaso
Il. e. Vidaurri} IL In . great stew. 4 TctAs pape
! intending to compli1nen, him. aud aupposiuy tha
V:d1uIri wenld te backed BY tie French mud ovrl
throw Juarez, has asserstd that ha did moro +
caute the invasion Of Ale1Ico by the French, tha
any other ono man As Qufntsto has i,e:n wEtin
to The Houston 1e egrapH, over the Signature {
Pttkwick, 1t ia euptore d that he Wilt trr to cor
vince JusIez th.t fhi. was written In . i;sxssis
eense. When Vidaurri wah tcttetln@, Qninser
tempting to curry favor with tha Winning sd,
which letter Eas Intercepted, whereIpon Vidaur
eaTc ntterance to his sentiments In regard to hi
9uordan friend, Jele. sons Enbassudo., IN torn
mere forcible, than complimentary. s1iematlzln
him Is everything ba5e, md --n neefto into ih
hargain. This was the cukindest cut Of al. ST
. On. jcsre Maria Eenltes Peuilles, formerly Ii
r Alcaldc OF Luares and firm opponent Of tdsurr
Ia. been made Nilitar5 Governor Of the State
, | NreTa IeOn.