Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30


lice. It is very bad and very inudicous movement.
The business at the Upper Police is comparatively of
very triAng and unimportaRt character therefore has
heretofore been considered the prudent plan to
place the novcehe newly appointed police magistrate
M the Upper Police office. The business the Lower
Ohee is Of highly important character; requiring pru
deAce experience sagacity shrewdness knowledge of
rogues and roguery, extent almost inconceivabe
and therefore should be placed there till he has
had some year or of experience a Police Mags
ate and when he kas been placed there, and become
aa fat in the routine of his duties he ought not to be
moved to make rsom for novice mere party grounds
Again we say the movement is bad one
LATE FROM VERA CRuZ-Brig Paragon, F. T.
Kneass, commander, left Vera Graz on the 9Th May
with passengers and freight, consigned to Mr.. J. W.
Zacharie X Co., New Orleans.
Vessels running at SACRIFICES and Vera Cruz-the
bocKading saaadron Of the French under the command
of Barzoche atthe former anchorage consisting of the
frgae Hermiene, the brig Eclipse, launch and the
schooner Barbarita of Campeache. formerly the Orient
of London captured in attempting to gain the port Of
In the port Of Vera Cruz, barque Ann Eliza Biscoe
master, from New York. arrived the cad April, with.
notification of the blockade, permission granted her
sail the 18th May with passengers for New York
and such freight as passengers might themselves have
The English brig Mary. Capt. Wheelwright, Of and
from London, Sacrifcios, with valuable cargo, in
tending remain her log days out in hopes Of raising
the blockade within the period The Mexican brig FL
Unco hijo La Laguna from Caaiz with cargo Of wines
OIL brandy, and quicksilver captured by the squadron
of the French and detained at Sacrcios the result is
unknown she has been abandoned by the master and
crew, for account of whom il may and who
turned on board the Paragon.
His Exceency, the Baron Defaudis, the Minister of
the French and the late Charge of that nation the
Mexican government on board the frigate L Hernione
awaiting the course OF events.
Dates from the capital down the 18th inst, per Br
fish courier, which period all was quiet Great ex
cternent however prevailing against the foreigners
and apprehe entertained for their safety
French merchants had sent in to their Consul ap
praisment Of their property said to amount TO eleven
millions OF dollars. Resolution In Congress expel the
French from the country not carried and suppose j,
wsxld not be renewed, at least for the present,
Some indications OF revolt Of the populase against
the Government had arisen, bat suppressed Uy active
of the Federal Government supposed TO be daily
strengthening through the influence Of Gomez farias,
Cortsar and others and very generally believed that
change in the Ministry weud speedily take place, and
by WHICH the pending difficulties between the French
and the Mexican Government would be adjusted, to
the satisfaction of the French nation.
The United States, and subjects thereof in Mexico,
are more highly respected than formerly.
Heavy specuations had taken place in foreign mer.
chandre at the City Of Msxice-but by late advices
was gradually subsidng-priees having fallen under
French would be arranged at early period.
AT SACRIFICES, the eth May-The United States ship
Ontario Corsmodere Breese. and who had rendered
senal service 10 the of the United States By
his presence since the Of the blockade
On the l0th-Saw the U. $ ship hatcher standing TO.
wards Vera Graz
The l4th May-Spoke u. S. Frgate Constellation,
bearing the broad Pendant Of Com. A. j. Dallas fro~
Pensacola bound Tor Tampico and Vera Cruz, six days
all well-Lat 81 So Long. 90 w. List Of officers
James Mclntosh Commander, Lieus. Harrsgat J. X.
Mitchell. ]. p. McKinstry, w. A. Wuru c. Spots
wood S. Decatur, acting master, d. Edwards, Sur
geon.
sailed from Sacrfcios for New Orleans, previous
psrt.re Of the Paragon.