The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

II indicated. NJ Rosa Is IN able lawyer. bat l. in
bad health. and y thought BY some. has not been
as successful minister ia the United States rs
more decided man would have been. Our govern
ment has not acted literally or justly, or wisely to-
wards Mexico since the treaty Of peace, and espc-
cislly since the 18th Of March, 1919. There has
CURED at Washington some things in relation to
the mode Of payment Of the treaty debt, and also
"a to some other matters not ut all credtabe to our
country, nor fair honorable, if reports current
here be true. No little dssatisaction i felt here
on account OF them, and the friends of the United
Statesare deeply chagrined, and mortified and hum
BLEED. Tho question is tauntingly asked by our
enemies, /" What makes the Yankees succumb to
the British The feelings Of the masses OF the
soured against US by the war. Denagogucs AMI
British intrguer- melted them sg linst by calam
nice and lies. But though some Of the ragamufhns
and scoundrels following our army, and left here
when made it exodus, injured reputation, yet
the people were becoming undeceyed and beginning
to have kind sentiments towards us. They should
have been osered and cherished by u.s. But it seems
March, 1919, Influenced councils with respect to
il spirit Of stupidity and selishness has, since
Mexico, as much as reckless rapacty did before
then. The two republics should be united in the
bonds Of amity. They never should have gone to
war. If they were so united, Europe might form
holy alliances" every time the wall of the oppres
sed there was heard, but the domination and
influence Of the despotisms of that continent would
be confined to it alone. They might with such
wretches as llaynau, whip women and murder de-
fcnceless men there, but, this hemisphere, thoy
would be known only To be detcsted and put down.
President Monroe's truly republican annuneaton,
in ls23, that America was to be republican, and
Europe should not intermeddle with us would then
be sustained, if need be- by the Ghipm ratio of
tions, and with certainty of triumph over all the
combined despotisms of the earth. The United
states and Mexico, allied in such cause could defy
the combined world. God speed the coming Of that
day
About year since, Senior Don Juan de Dios Ca
nedo, former minister from this country to the
United States AMI Chill, distinguished for talent
and literature, and especially dramatist,
robbed and murdered in this city. His assassins
were arrested, have been tried and convicted, and
short time since executed in the balcony OF the
loom whore the atrocity was committed.
MANHATTAN.
7. S-I write you three letters, to-day, as ! can
net compress what have to say in episte pro-
per to publish in one number of your paper [Note.
The other two letters will appear tomorrow and
next day.-Ep. HERALD
MOVEMENTS OF Grs. ScoTT-0n Wednesday morning
last. Gen. Scott visited Newport Barracks, aud
ceivod there with the military honors and ceremonies
due &c his high rank and distinguished services After
his reception at the barracks he visited the mansion Of
the widow the late General James Taylor where he
pariook If the Inequalities Of the family, in company
with Number Of officers Of the army, and citizens Of
Newport and Cincinnati When the General crossed the
river. salute Of fifteen guns was fired by the Union
Artillery. under command Sergeant Kelly. and the
salute at the barracks answered by fifty guns from
the " Red Artillery" followed by salute of fifty guns
from the company upon his return to the city In
the afternoon Of the day, the General visited Mill
amining that LEGALITY with reference 10 site for the
proposed Military Asylum As the special train of which
he the passenger arrived there round Of hearty
cheers went up from the multitude assembled to welcome
the old hero large dcputation of ladies hand
to receive him. aud he addressed them briefly in ap
rrorrate and happy speech-Cnea,ati Chron .sprii IL