The New York herald., 1844-10-31
MR. EDIToR-


side communication containing statement of
the Presidential vote in $40, and the Estimated
majorities in the approaching election, which in
the aggregate shows majority inShis State OF $500
for Mr.. Clay. The writer states that his " Esti.
mates have been made with due consideration and
examination of the votes in 1910, 1912, and l843,"
and remarks " that as you generally give very fair
estimotes," you will examine his Wing production,
and II worth consideration, publish the same, as
: II is not correct In its DETAILS 1t Is enough
for general purposes."!! Ii so happens that lhe
general purposes" Of the writer are perfectly un-
derstood--the writer known and although profess
edly "native," Is as thorough and out and-out
wing, AS his ward or the city contains. He has, as
he believes, entrapped the Herald, which we all
know TO be neutral, into endorsement OF his OPT
mons, thereby leading the numerous readers of
up with the democrats! Psaaw Mr.. Native,
wodld 1t not have been better TO have awaited the
result OF the struggle now being made by the whg
natives to induce the democratic portion Of that
party to go over TO the support OF Mr. Clay, before
putting the city and county of New York down as
tie ? IL may be well to let II be known in the
country where his statement, apparently sanctioned
oy the Editor OF the Herald, is intended to have
effect, but no man III his senses in this city can
give the least importance to this wing figuring.
WEST STREET.
FUaTHRR FROM MR1Ico.-Gov Shannon presented
his credentials to the President on the I'd ut The
latter wss attended by the four and the audi
lasted some time
ne of the who concerned in the robbery oi
the has been arresteda hundred ragoons
aaving been despatched in search Of them the
intelligence reached Puebla.
We learn that Santa Anna to be married second
lime on the llth inst. tsit rtr5 5e.W
In the meantne there Is great anxiety and much ex
designs which ssd 10 BE- undoubtedly aimed by
santa Anna Of cverthrou ing the prcse Congress- and
and well informed persons think that fifteen day i'll not
eepss without some movement to this end taking pace.
Il 10 supposed that the first g,to" III be heard
he military Jaapa hut is that The
msnt will meet with resistance
Considerable anxiety is also cl particularly at Vera
Cruz TO know to what determination the French Govern
will come in retI its ,fairs ih this quasi
Republic and the anticpaons are, that there will
rupture. at SACRIFICES there were fire French men Of
sa an English irigae and slo ri val and ono Spanish
msn-of.war.
The sudden arrival Of Captain Espino at Vera Cruz
this gentleman IL commander Of the Mexican steamers
New York; created much surprise, which alayed by
iscertanng that he had come for 0e0 to deray the
xpenses Of the repairs at New York. He was to sail
from Vera Cruz on the 4th instant, in the gun brig
Santa Anna" taking with him the $40 900, and Commo
dore Lopez s ALSO az passenger New York. where he
goes command in cncf Of the three ssels Il
rumored at Vera Cruz that Commodore Moore
70 be the look out for these three steamers from Bat
more These Mexicans seem to he as afraid Of him as
we'll could be Of any thing for they fully expect him.
doubt not to take these vessels his hook with
out any aid assistance from any body Doubtless they
think him In 10 que with his Satanic Majesty and expect
hat notable parsonage aid him in the daring schemes
which they attribute to him. and for the accomplishment
Oh Wncn, Shllant C0nuuc heretofore PROBABLY
given him the reputation
The Minister OF Justice, Manual Baranda has published
long ju.tncation OF himself in relation to ths difficulty
between the House Of Representatives and himself
ed BY the articles which appeared in the Government
Journal OF which he The director throwing imputa'ions
on the dilsorness OF the members that body, in
terence TO the loan for the campaign Of Texas
The horrible atrocities committed by the wretch Uru
the French sailor at MaEalsn have been taken up
by the Mexican Senate. One OF them, Don Gormez Pc
iraza, stigmatzes them outreges which mora
pugnant To human nature tn the worst crimes perpe-
rated under the worst OF the Roman perors. II ap-
that the poor sailors person abused In the
bsastly manner by this Aend in human shape An en-
quiry has been inst tuted by be Minister at War under
the direction OF the President into these horrible
We gave q statement Of them in our last summary of
Mexican AMI the poor fellow 1t seems has become
insane We trust that the mscreant will be brought to
condign punrhment.
BY information received at Mexico from the Ecuador
TO the 18th June appears that the contest between VII
vance, the Dictator OF Peru and Castillo head Of the
surrecton has dcgenerated into war Of and
determination.