The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

mo nes,nA vahey question was still causing much
feeling IN Mexico When the supreme governmest first
Aaairs Judge Coni.s informing him q the f.cts Il
the in order that he might before his own
government and suggested that he should write to Gov
Lane Offering ct tho time to send his through
BY express. Judge Conkling sccsrdsgy wrote to Cav
Lane, telling him of the enormous responsibility he had
assumed and requested bin 70 susoesd all action
The schooner A N. McEay Captain pswner frsu New
Orleans vent ashore on Padre Island willis entering the
port OF Brszos Santiago the l4th ult Through tss
efficient exeroAs of Captain VIM Evans the entire cargo
has been saved and much Of 1t uninured The vessel
viii probably be gotten OF.
The schooIer Susan Captain Smith, from New Orle.ns
arrived thu lsh She made the passs fro light
light in the remark ably short space Of foey eight hours
The Flag believes this is the shortest passage by sailing
weasel on record
The Mexican government has approved the Of
Governor Tras, and sent him reinforcamenus Don
Nicholas Prsto had arrived in Mexico from Chihuahua,
In order to place the whole Affair before the government
Govern Triss has published o long reply the
mssonsrs appop by the TO look ato the affair The
commissioners clsim that the ue should twenty
miles north u line agreed upon by Mr. Bartlett The
Mexican papers publish statement that Gen Pierce had
appointed new commissioner, Gen. Campoell, and had
removed Gov. Lane in consequence OF this affair.
Texss and Mexico on the Rio Grande.
the Flag states that the imported goods alone which
passed through Brownsville during the past year,
large Of eve millions dollars In vane and that the
domestic manufactures could not fall short OF that
amount This will give some idea of the trade done in
The Flag says that owing the praise worthy exsron,
OF Capt Thompson, the steamship Cincinnati has been
Ca,avaja, Merton and Roundtree were still in prison.
being unable to gle bond. to the satisfaction Of the
position should be made Of them
magnificent ball wa. given in hatamoros Sunday
night the 18th inst in honor of the elevation Of General
Ssrta Anna to supreme power The Flag says
We have rarely witnessed such array OF beauty and
fashion; Ma'amoras did honor herself ths occasion
The citizens Of tn banks Of the rvor well ary
civil met together In perfect harmony and concord
there sho Md occasion for the disturbance OF
the present friendly relations between the two govern
feel convinced that it will emanate frsm
either Col Cruz the officers under his command. All
expression OF the wish for continuance Of the present
good relations the two countries and the bsr
moDy Of the frontier tn, best interests Of the nhab
tspts Of both banks point to the continuance of thus
The Flag Of the 9Th has also the following paragraphs
During the month of April last there ported from
Mexico at Brownsville and entered in the custom house.
3268 hides 48l horses and mules 1897 bags WOOL 81 deer
and goat skins 1880 horns amounting iu value to
$I2 III and yielding to the United States OF
$217145.
The statement from the Deputy Collector Of Customs
for this place informs that within the last six eight
weeks there has been inspected by hiU ITO head Of
horses, Mares and mules crossed from hsxico for
ket In the interior. This number comprises but tenth
part Of the stock actually ssed along the line aud
which not reported for inspection. The trade with
Mexico for horses, Mares and mules Is continually in.
creasing.
BLooMRRIsx DEFINED AND Observation-Disclosures
fomer0y writes to Plymouth paper foows:-'I have
sir with Others stepped beyond the bounds aud dominion
oi srrelose LSt4hL
jects than any ten of earths mghtisst kngs-and oil
what crime it s in the OF soms supsrlsve modest
fss Well, sir, is there any thing mmod,st in pair Of
pants and short dIess2 there Is then your must
be inmodest beyond degree. The truth is, the i'm
sode.ty all in the Imagination and not in the dsss
When bear man woman making gratuitous re-
marks, mark him or her. the may be- pos.
sessisg corrupt mind and an impure imagination We
have adopted the 'booner because do not lise to
carry from morning till night suspended from waist
nom two 10 four Iosi Of cotton ard bolt Of Calico
which have to lift 1T every step tAke-it is bur
A. n
sss and four pound petticost is productive of much
sickns&s death why dent you come out and be
champion and advocate the universal adoption Of the
sBlooner costuner Remember consistency is vel
You think it dspeLses with much clothing Ia cold
weather; thi. only proves that you gentlemen know
nothing about the 10 cold wet weather,
under ny PANTS two pair Of drawers cotton and
AsDLel PAR which mako more comfortable taan any
loIg dsss open At the bottom possibly could You think
ase that the fashion might be changed by degrees,
without causing any gratuitous remarks Permit
ray, sir hnk yon Ut least twenty years behind
the times has been demonstrated long age that to
dog tail OF inch by inch hurts than TO cut OF
oil At once"
disCraceful took place In Alexandria on the