The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29

We have received our Cuba correspondence and
files Of the Diarto de Ia Mar.ns Of Havana extend
ing up to the ed December.
The Dtario Of this latter date has editorial ar
icle On the subject OF Mexico and the invasion OF
Sonora 1t says
Mexico rather have confirmed the treaty Of Qua
dalupe Hcalgo. shonl have continued the war to the
utmost extremity, and prepared to suffer s
have changed and perhaps, (Which is most pro- a6Ie
the attention Of Europe might have been awakened ia
time not 10 permit which could only be
squslled by the hoss dismemb erment OF Poland. In
The last extremity, if the Mexican nation had pershsd 1t
would at least have fallen with glory and would had
the satisfaction Of pos humous Vengeance ts result OF
the influence OF its fall The absorption of CAforns and
New Mexico presented obstacles to shake the
American confederation to its centre and greater
prize should be greater also the isulties TO be
countered The apparent moderation evirced BY the
querors signing that treaty and in debating its
conditions enough to dsmonstrste its s sdvau
tsge TO Mexican interests rhs ides often sx-
pressed BY as should DO inculcatsd with the great
est care, not only as record, but also = los
son for II future But already the evil is committed
and population fersign to Mexico has seized upon her
mine neighbcring towns the coasts Of the Pacific.
Hence the oss-net certain bat possblsof Sonora
and its invasion BY horde Of bandits. Resistance is
Just anc-more than juit-prudeDt and proper, and
sincerely applaud the resolution of the present Mexican
government. Nevertheless, would not desire to see
exic, exhaus her strength In thsBkess war ON ac-
OF which We Ia 70 before exclaimed
The conservation of the Mexican territory to its least
portion, Is OF much consequences; but this
yaon has its degrees OF importance, and to protect
remote angle, Other more important points should not
be neglected. TO strengthen than the line of
the Rio Bravo, TO encourage the public spirit OF Chihua
hua, aud the othsr frontier departments and to
mise its mstersl strength Such is the line Of conduct
which wo1ld judge 10 be most A6vsa ola and beneficial
This DOES not the abardonm.nt of Sonora the
proporoning OF The repeng force the temper OF the
attack, and giving lime to the fullest development OF The
poser assisting Mexico aud which il alone figured
Ia political organization, more and confor Mug
every day to The antsceoents customs aud necessities
Its Inhabitants.
The birthday of the eldest daughter of the Queen
OF spain was celebrated on the 2lst by q grand
military review, at which the Marquesa de Ia
Pezuele, wife of the Captain General and her pretty
daughters, were present. In hsnor of the day, an
ordinance was issued for the mauumission OF the
Oldest emancipados in the government depot.
The agents of two companies are making arrange
ments for the production a Italian opera in Havana.
NJ. Roncal, the agent Of Madame Steflanone, has
engaged the theatre of VAhnueva, while the grand
theatre las been taken for Madame Soptag. Among
the members of the former company are named
Signore Steffanone Bertucca, Pozelli, and Zanini;
signor Salvi, Arnold, Quinto, Zannni, Beneven.
tame, Revere, Marini, Rosa, and Barilli.