Important from Mexico on claims and Juarez policy
Report describes adjustment of English and French claims tied to Mexican tariffs at Veracruz and Tampico. Juarez government secures partial concessions, preserves amicable relations, while Mexico faces deeper turmoil as revenue collapses and church funds strain under economic disruption. Mina and ZuLonga power struggle loom amid fever season and port control.
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England
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Tampico
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Mina
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Alrms
ZcLoaga
Joamsz Tremaing
Migrawon
Yoru Corzleso
Mraanon
Cruz
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News From Vera Cruz and Mexico City Debates Power Struggle
From Our Own Correspondent in City of Mexico dated January 19 1659 reports English and French dispatches demanding a 1 000 000 currency loan and future customs access or a Gulf port blockade. Toluca soldiers seize rivals, Miguelamon plots, and foreign ministers face criticism as chaos and famine threaten. The scene includes Miguel Mon and Zuloaga shiftings, Veracruz cowards, and Guadalajara uprisings amid a tense liberal clergy conflict and blocked communications. The piece notes harsh weather, widespread poverty, and Consul Gunks surviving illness.
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City of Mexico
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United States
Nere
Vera Cruz
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Guerrero
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Tiuw
Republic of Mexico
Tampico
Sorora
Yucatan
Guncs
American annexation improved by Mexican paper
The Vera Cruz Progreso of the 22 discusses relations between the Constitutional Mexican Government and the United States. It favors Boucwanan's proposal to occupy posts in Chihuahua and Sonora. It notes many Americans support manifest destiny and the absorption of Mexico by the United States.
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Chihuahua
Sonora
Progreso
Mexico
United
Voiced defence of Mecheagaray amid Vera Cruz actions
General Anghol Maria de Echeagaray defends his conduct in the Vera Cruz campaign, denying cowardice accusations and detailing military constraints, treasury strains, and allied misfortunes. The letter accompanies reports of internal Mexican movements, Tokaya dispatches, and governance turmoil as General Migamon advances toward the capital amid shifting loyalties and garrison proclamations.
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Sociedad
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Miramon
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Guadalajara
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Mamiel Robles
Pozuela
Mexico
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Don Lioyvano Mangres
Alain
Miguel Miramon
Holean Ofiaal
Migawon
Minamon
Migamon
Misanor
Queretara
Licnada
Guanajusto
Mraaxon
Mzsta
Arrival of Paz Nomination in Venezuela Celebrated
Intelligence from Caracas confirms General Paz nominated for president as amnesty outline is readied. In Cumana and Puerto Cabello crowds hailed him with enthusiasm while Valencia reports a March depar ture. A public welcome parade through Caracas and Margarita followed, with ships saluting and citizens decorating streets in homage to Paz.
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Calle de la Liberad
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Republic
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Buenos Ayres and Rio de la Plata Dispatches summarize turmoil
Intelligence from Rio de la Plata reports Buenos Ayres amid political tension as President Alaa faces travel pressures and opposition media attack. Prefects are removed, editors criticize the President while showing rebel sympathy. Reports note quarantine of ships, cholera rumors, and costs of suppressing revolts. Argentine candidates for next presidency appear. Military and diplomatic moves strain relations with Brazil and Paraguay.
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Rosano
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Loprz
Kiodpa
United States Senate
Gas lighting project for Ponce debated by New York investors
The Fear of Ponce reports an editorial on a proposed gas lighting company for Ponce featuring a $200,000 capital plan. Letters from New York describe a "Gas Light Company of Ponce" aiming to light public squares, streets and houses, seeking exclusive government privilege for a term and immediate subscription, with stock offered and shares reserved for Ponce.
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Newark
Launching of the Peeriess and Bermudan steamer news
From Bermuda the Royal Gazette reports the launch at Shelly Bay of a 250 ton brigantine named Peeriess built by Tuevas Davis. Mrs Exona christened it as spectators from across the country applauded. The vessel, rigged as a fore and aft schooner, sits at a wharf undergoing fine tuning for service between Bermuda and New York under owners Watson Janey and Captain W Dor. A separate note mentions the steamer Vanderdult being floated and driven ashore by wind, causing damage.
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