The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-05

Via Havana by the Empire City, We have Intelligence
from Mexico TO the 18th ulimo-no later than
by the Brszilcro, but little in detail on two
three interesting points.
Cur HAVANA conREsroHpENcE.
HAVANA, March &C, 1864
Interesting Intelligence from Meaico-1he FIRST Bank Gs
Meuco--- The Tn;6Neps from Monteriseo--- OrertAroS
Of Rosas
The Carisima and Leontina have orrived from yerw
Cruz bringing papers to the 18th Of March The news
although not important Is yet not unintcrestlng There
Is nothing stirring in the capital and the topics Of
press merely confined to family Quarrels between Via
Ianueva, the well known deputy and Colonel BuenaLad,
as champion of President Arisa. great show Of lght
is confidently anticipated but nobody will be hurt yo0
may depend upon.
s.nor Aontc tho chief Of the monarchica party Las
pres nted To Congress bill In favor OF establishing tho
Halls OF MoneznInx regular old fashioned bank "a
Will street capital to be l5oo 900 distributed among
IL 600 shareholders Of 800 each the bank bo u
deposit discount and circulation, with restrictions
look very weon paper ns those OF panfca ana ~ gs-
good and safc bank is certainly very dD~s-
able as until all banking business discount and
post interest has been in the hands Cf fcw saiing
houses who mostly employed the money thus obt;.nci
their reckless speculation This has led many
disasters OF which the present commercial crisis b,ugnS
Oh through the Immense failures ot several leading honse
II pretty fair specimen Thus credit has been dst Dyed
ard misery cntaiiod on many family who had placed
their n in their hands. Should th,reiore such bank,
Is proposed by Amonte, be established SQUAD
and solid bass II will move many VI those dangers I'M
part new life to commerce. and may d" more towards
Rtlaturcs II will mt all events dminsh the rate Of
interest ,aiy ing at present from 1O to 10 per cent
hc late sntings Of the Lognturo in Vera Cruz hare
been rather ntcieatirg. towards
btra policy has been mnde by Ssnor Afiliag1tho John
Hume OF Ncrn Cruzwho presented serios OF re5ou IONS
which viii bc sure to create cact.me nc. whelher
they be adopted rejected by tho supreme government.
give you h,ie trnnslnticn.-
Ito r, duce the duties articles for general con-
sumption.
2--1o make on the existing duties liquors md
fancy articles such reductions may be found most
us,tul
$50 grant The ir,nnrptio- - &C., nr,isc-
So not more than ~ Tor every 100 pounds
(GuiD,a).
4Ccarse woollen and cotton aech2ndisc 10 pay oH1r
ioSr cents yard
5.--Io ebullsh oil home taxes cotton inctorir,
The second bill presented by him requests Cong rs 10
admit all articles for general consumption vii rcGrc-
tion of at least per cent the duties changed the
articles by te Unite cd states The nearing this
bi il very Gear; ard its adoption By the general
government is probable you had bstor yoir
in1t and place th,m before your readers one
thing il obvioustlat d,rc for reduction Ct tho tariff
begins to manifest Itself strongly not a!cac tho
Ioita, but htwsc in few inland otatel. Ut
Low to be seen what Congress VIII do.
An arrival frtm Monteyidco brings pests, intelligence
that Urquza, after having defeated hosas in pitched
battle has entered Iu,ncs Ayrcs The Brazilian heet IL
now co-optrpting with urquiga; and Rosas nnd
throw il with many matter OF certainty. COLON.