The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

Interesting Il ON MEXICO.
OUR vARA CRUZ c0RitEsPoSDEsCE.
VERA CRUZ, Nov. "a, 1854.
General Gadsden IN Vera Cruz Rumors In Con.
sequence thsreof-His Serene Highness and Little
Diamond "Cnt" Diamowd-Her Britannic
Majests's Minister and His Serene Highnsss's
Grund Hzir-Mihtary Preparations The Re
bes in MScAoacon-F Female Heyoism--A Nut for
tie Atolitiosists- Erod,.s Near at Hdad-
Death Of CensSls- General PaeS- The Eiec-
tio~"-SngYirg Intelligence.
We have had soms excitement among the qSid
wx~ss On account IT he arrival Of Mr.. Gsdsden the
American Minister, from Mexico. II was bruited
that he had demanded his passports, and was quit
Ting this |" Godforssken country" Il quote from
his Immediate predecessor, in high dudgeon.
eraiehtway rumor, with Der thousand lying tongues,
supphed material t, justify this abrupt termiaAr
tiea Of diplomatic relations Some said the govern
meat hsd rendered him his passports on account Of
certain manifest tendencies to Scul6 ism. Others
were equally positive that the United States govern
meat had recalled It's minister because Bonilla (the
Prime Ainister) complained that he was at the bot
tom Of that famous affair Of the old coat, which hes
rendered His Serene Hghness 80 uneasy in his seat
Those were not wanting, even, who were positive
that His Serene Highness had demanded that Ill re-
representatives. Of foreign powers at his august court
should perform the Kotow las the famous early
Enslish ambassador to China did, which our veneer
abb Carolina nulliher wouldn't submit to. In point
of fact, however, the gentleman In question has
come til far merely to see his family or to the
United States, and returns to his post tomorrow.
His Serene Highness has had another relapse
holc NJ no In a
meaning srabiiousns ss occasoned by the refusal of
Her Br tanpic Majesty accept the grand Of the
national and dising us ed order Of Guadalupe, which
he bad been most gra ously pleased to bestow upon
her. Little Vic. has too much self respect and good
snse to have placed herself in such ridiculous at
itude before the world. She would as soon think
or accepting q grand Gloss Of Obi from his odori-
FERGUS ksetty Faustin the Ist King Of the darkies,
and Nap0ls on Of ngeers. The crueest part Of this
budAesa 10, however, shat II. s. 81. does not get
Iich diamond cross in return; for as much as he
values empty titles, he always keeps eye to the
Ecain chance, and prefers something that commands
ready cash. The CROSSES that he sent 70 the crown
ed heads were paid fer out of the 81 900 900, but
those which he expected In turn were to be consi-
>, therefore, the most unkindest cut of all the
: lubbiBgs the miserable mountebank, Tin the name
the devil don't prilt this word monte bank,) has
sceivod n his pitable attempts at king-crait. We
Oain, France and Prussia.
RumOr says the English minister has had sharp
1t with Mr.. BoDtla respecting the violation of the
lis Of letters addressed 10 British subjects In this
untry. B0nilla ret0rted upon him Sir James
ahsm, Her Msjesty's Postmaster Generals con-
Ct two or three years ago. in the matter of certain
ters for Hungarian ana Italian refugees in Lon
l. "Let him that has not sinned cast the first
me-"
We are making tremendous preparai ,ns for war
ere. The castle Is now in very complete state Of
q nee, and plans have been submitted and sp.
J we'd for strong fo,rincaticns .. Casa Mats and
1rifcios. Meanwhile. brig Azalia from New
TX, has just finished dischafging about hundred
81 Of gunpowdes, ard many thousand rounds Of
, 4 and she'll This supply Of powder is EMAIL
n firing salutss in honor Of the glorious feats Of
ps Of II. 8. H., among which, BY the way, is Bue-
Vista, but strange to tell, not San JacintO!
The insurgents In Mich0acan have been doing
9 Cd business lately: Having ravagea the valley Of
arsied OF several hundred thousand dollars in hard
,sh An heroic deed ia related Of the wife Of one
: one Of the insurgent captains: Her husband
Aving been killed In Al action with the troops of
Tho central deepotiam, ahe, being on the spot, as
eumed tho command OF the partisans and led them
On 70 victory, capturing, 1t is said, the commander
Of the government troops.
Her lover sinks-she sheds no i'll timed tear;
Her chief is slain--she fills his fatal post.
Bat alas this noble achievement loses all its
virtue In the sequel She slew tie captive with her
own bands, thus cruelty sppaasing her lovers
There is mnch talk of trpartIte contract between
Manuel Escandon, the famous Mexican banker, and
the 6pa1 ish and Mexican governments, by which
tho foamer Is to supply tie Island Of Cuba with 3d.,
600 Yucstan Indians annually At sl5 e., ae. .n5
jeots. and Spain, security for Cuba, and immense
supply Of slaves for il this is not the slav, trade
shooM like to know what It is. Ask friend Greeley
We have fresh rumors Of An early advent OF H. 8.
q. at this place. He talks now OF leaving Mexico
on short excursion for the benefit OF his health,
and people cay that triumvirate has already been
named e. . sort Of regency during his absence.
The triumvirs are said 70 be- three
generals-Ampudia (of archaeological memo
oFy) Cerrera (now cosnmar ding In Mexico, and La
Move 8 does
win 70 that which will be no novelty in Mexico,
viz, the ablest Of the above three setting the
Other two together by the ears, whilst he steps in
Intelligence has reached this place Of the death
Of r. r. Cation, U. 8. Consul at Mazatlan, and Of
DR.. William Foster, U. s. Consul at Monterey.
Here's chance for the Office seekers. Who wants
O lucrative oonsulship? Don't all speak a. once.
General Paez returns to the United States by this
essAmer. What has been, or will be, the result Of
ID visit TO II. 9. H. no one can tell; but your cor
spcndent rather suspects the gallant Venezuelan
ley are cracked up to be ct distance. Il 8. 81.
seps good agents abroad, both public and private,
Al among the latter, with all Difference be 1t said,
men who call themselves American citizens
lows who bow the knee and cringe with abject
rvility to despot for the sake Of o good fat job
VI snug contract; and Who, fo:sooth, must consti.
TT themselves his yindicators before the American
good man, the iDlrstrious Santa Anna, never
ID so firm hold upon the affections Of the people
-, at present. We shall see. The Ides of March
q at hand; and though overawed and trampled
der foot by hired sodiery, the spirit Of liberty,
ushed as Il Is to earth, will like eternal truth,
se again. The empty farce Of the {" election to
me of ON the LIST Of December, must not be taken
The Mexicans are o " peculiar people," and though
al who vote at all on that day will give their suf-
&ages for H. 8. H., the fact is not the less fact
nat the liberals never were In higher feather than
n nent.