Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-09-11
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From Mexico aud South A meFfeass
NEW York, Sept. f1O.-The Herald
Havana special, dated the 9Th, via CUB
cable, has the following Mexican news:
| Gutenberg presented credentials TO Presi
dent Juarez as Minister Plenipoteutiary o
the United States on the 25th alt. 20 nlia Z
| Mr.. Puma, who had Just arrived by the
steamer Liberty from New Orleans, will
take passage il a British steamer for Vera
Cruz on the 22d inst 90 asssgsah BOD
Senior Mozara arrived per steamer Mer-
curry, charged with dispatches from Juares
to Washington. COS
/ Several arrests in ConVocatoria by Juarez
continue to keep the Mexicans at boiling
heat. being unconstitutional and the Ex-
ecutive not being empowered to so acf, I'M
| less approved by Congress. TaA JsdAEH
i The Governor and military commandment
Of San Louis are accused Of Infringing cir
cular act sixth, and articles twenty.one and
twenty -four of the general constitution la7s
nj. Ashiorez has been named as chief Of
ficiai on foreign relations ls''Es IIirar
A convoy with 100000 from Mexico
arrived at Vera Cruz on the 31st nit. aa.ga
Intercessions of Mr.. Otterburg, Perfero
Diaz aud fveaother Generals, and host
of Others, in behalf of 0Harra, had been
made in vain. s' 49,
NJ Magua Prnssian Minister at Mexico,
keeps in iseclusion at San Luis, and is sup-
posed to be insane, and is needless of the
orders from Prussia TO leave the country.
Admiral Tegethof arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 25th uIt., and was to leave for the
capital the next day.
Minister Gutenberg telegraphs to Wash
ington after receiving his appointment that
his determination to leave in September
was irreyocable.
Santa Anna continues prisoner in San
Juan dUlloa. 1t is believed that he would
not be shot. Not a word is said about
Marquee
The Herald's special of the 9Th also has
the following Havana news:
The Captain General has dissolved the
volunteer cavalry of Santiago de Cuba,
Puerto Principe, Villa Clara, Saacti Spirito, |
Trinidad and Remedies This is signifi- |
cant fact.
Senior fora, the administration director,
has been taken suddenly i'll, and his sick
ness is underlined by his physician.
The supposed scheme for fllibustering in |
Mexico is a swindle.
The Spanish squadron under Mendez
arrived at Rio, July Goth. 1t had sus-
tanned serious damage but, after repairing, |
proceed to the River Platte
The Herald's Panama correspondent
says the Colombia Congress, it is stated,
extended the Panama Railroad Company
franchise for ninety-nine years, for the
of one million dollars in
gold cash, and annual payments of quar-
ter of million dollars from date.
Francisco Cruz had attempted revolu
ton in Guatemala, but it was speedily
by bis capture, and he being
shot
No new cases of cholera are reported in
New Iberia and it was evidently subsiding.
. Tie Herald's Callao, Peru, correspon-
dent says that the difficulty with Brazil
threatens to assume alarming proportions.
The army of Bolivia, with whom Peru is
also at odds, was encamped near Lapoy,
the President, Melgarrio, being personally
in command
The Times special says: The pressure
upon the President for Cabinet changes is
still great, but the strongest is against Mr..
Seward.
Gen. Steedman has assured the President
hat he isnot a candidatefor the War Office,
md urged the President not to remove
McCulloch. The President has
Gems. Steedman and Gordon
Granger, that he would make no change
n the head of the Freedman's Bureau at
present, but when he did he would assign
Zen. Granger to that department. Gen.
Granger viii soon join his regiment which
S at Memphis.