Broadside issued three months after the government of Miguel Miramón occupied Mexico City, and shortly before Benito Juarez, from his government base in Veracruz, issued a degree confiscating church property. McLane was U.S. ambassador to Mexico. Includes several items of information, credited and dated as follows: "H. Veracruz, Julio 2 de 1859 - Ocampo - E.S. governador del Estado de..."; "México, Junio 24 de 1859, D. Manuel Robles, en gefe de la division de Oriente"; "H. Veracruz, Julio 2 de 1859, Francisco de P. Cendejas, oficial mayor." Summary provided in first paragraph: "Un artículo del 'Times' de Londres sobre la cuestion mexicana., Comunicacion oficial del Exmo. Sr. D. Melchor Ocampo sobre el escandaloso negocio de la conducta., Reclamacion de Mr. Mac-Lane con motivo de los asesinatos de Tacubaya., Manifiesto de Miramon."