The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-30
Gorrespon6ente of the Gresrent.

VERA CRUZ, October %, 1873.
Eds. Crescent-Thers is something brewing-a sort of
fermentation going in the oes of the interior a. evil
denced by occasional outbreak upon the surface which
Angus coming change, perhaps the birth Of another Of
those exquisite fares dsnominated this cOury revolutions
Recent events in Mexico and OaIaca lead 10 this belief
What it will amount to. when to head or whom the
prOBuRcamsntO will favor. far a secret save to thein
tiated Report that tho Santanistas are the prime
movers, and probably declare for Ansta who If sue
ceisfu viii make way for his old chief Gen Santa Anna
But Of this, they themselveI UsremOsWe shall zee
In the time the MonaTquiztas are not idle Their
in the capital II UH0ersal argues with talent not
found among its contemporaries the establishment of throne
and an end to this buresque republic In article
Of the 18th September the anniversary of Mexican indepeu
dence, it denOunces Iur bde and his compa iots "A rebels
the Plan Of Iguala as the deahsal of the county and that
the daynsead Of being Commemorate should be incurred
Of national aamity 1t goes even further b. calling
up dsageeable Tsmnitoences Of past humiliation ard -
tes 10 the fact that but before that very %
the invader entered their saDs This datrbs brOugh down
the thunder Of their opponents and resolution was forth
with introduced in Congress suppress the paper as s
tOus, but lost, however by small majority q to g.
in the Deputies thus showing that Mex
leo they recognize the Liberty OF TN pFes-a thing to
the best Of my knowledge not done the enlightened land
Of Louis Napoleon.
The Of Castss in Yueaan holds on The whites of
that peninsula by partial to gsh nterven
ton particularly on the terms proposed and prefer fighting
1t out to giving up the best portion Of their territory to the
Indians which, they say would be but extending the boun
day Of British Honduras, and afford guaranty from future
encroachment
Alas for Mexico She suffering sad probation The
eaVen Of required degenerate her
The masses must be nfOmed-a spirit insed in them
and the Atlas burden of old abuses flung from her shoulder
before she be les Perhaps these things yet
about " Il TEMPO mGdIraR las HDas." says the old
Spanish pOverb- at their time, the grapes will rip en-
is TO be hoped the fruit will be good.
September unusually hot and sickly in Vera Cruz
Nightly showers of rain, succeeded by burning sun pro-
duoed malaria fatal to health In the morning the vapor
would steam up from the damp earth like fog from the
delta Of the Mississippi The d5ease most prevalent WIS
caenuTa, or ague and fever experienced some pretty
shake" of the latter myssf and am of the opn
ion that they might de erscdy be styled great Even old
Mother Earth from sympathy taken with a trembling
about the tlme-the slight shock of terra tem5la
earthquake, having been felt
Whoever heard OF being buried with military
honOn! The wife Of Gen. Hernandez Governor Of the State
of Vera Cruz having died her remains we've lest Sunday
escorted to the cemetery By company Of the Guarda Ma
oiOna and OF artillery, with all the great Of the city
in the funeral c0ege, guns the procession moved ng
from the Caste and Forts Of Conception and Santiago
This ia what the late Capt Ru1tOn would have termed
a cOsG de .HseO.
The only American vessels in port at present ere the sehr
DesdemOna to sail for New Orleans Uia Tampico TO- NOR
row. and achr e. Rdgway, for New York TO s. on the
G0lh inst Ycun respectfully TCJ
P S.-Oetober ls-A mother sphngng up on the
18TH the steamer has been detained until to-day Gen Vega
hs7 resigned his command of Tampico TC.J