The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA CsUz, JAN s 1858.
ID p1ittEe Of General Gadsien- Tsbuantepcc--
Ia Anna-Ge General Airarc2-Death Of Geaer.
DlLombdrdini-C form ans Ramsey's Route
Sh3 fnent Of SPece-Prtnce Of Nassau and Sauer.
ErGu.
After some weeks Of anxiety snd mnch conjecture
and absurd rumor, it would sp 3ear bat relations
with Mexico promise to continue Of the most friendly
Character. General Gadsieu rCacbel here yes
terday and soils today for New Orleans on the re-
guar steam mail packet Texas. W which forward
these hasty lines. il j supposed Ne taxes with him
anew treaty; and there man, assertions as to its
character al Of which are, perhaps, equally impro
babe. The most popular statement is, that 500,
900 COO are to be pd ~ the United States for pur
chase Of large tract territory, and in liquidation
Of all claims for 0dian spoiations, &c. OF this sum
's faid 600 COO 70 b. paid the Garay-Mauning
4 Macintosh HsrgousNew Orleans. Tehnantepec
Company. This would appear rather i'm probable
Certain i is, however, that in the meanwhile the
Sloo Company are setting 10 work ia earnest. BY
list anv5l came engineers and builders on the part
o the great English firm Of Sykes Co Soo's con
tractors This party leave to-day Cor the Coatzl.
coalcos river ard Miuai'llan,
Political affairs quiet At the capital His Sc.
rene Hghness the President appe + t. be strength
enipg his position daily Many additional adhesious
10 the present plan are being continually announced
Some OF the local ties have even expressed q wish
That the Dictator shall proclaim himself Emperor
Certain il is there exists openly very lse opposition
TO this extraordinary man lie has even concil'ated
Alvarz, the fam, US and refractory Chief Of the
Pintos, Ger painted people) and Governor Of the
State of Guerrero, ~ decorating him with the
Grand Cross Of the Order Of Guadalupe
the well known General Lonlbardi1i has recently
Sed at the city Of Mex under rather peculiar cir
eRmstances. His physician, Freuchman, il al.
rested, and there are TX hints Of poison. It is
conenoed here that the French gentleman l. but the
scspegoat Of another parry. Qu "a Sabe
Santa Anna, di-trusful either 81 the ability or
integrity OF the nsve youth 81 od families is dis.
trlbutlng mil airy commissions very literally to
Spanish adyenturers There have been two vessels
IN lately from Havana, with "a aggregate of over
one hundred passeogers- many OF whom, it is said,
sire Cor were) Officers IN the Spanish army Yho are
taking service under the vctoriaus Mexican tricooar
This would appear though there existed good
understanding hetEeen The tSo countries. Possibly
the respective ruer have resolved t. make common
cause N The event 81 Anglo American INVASION
There have arrived here within d few DAYS quite
number Of Caliloruaus who lauded At Acapulco
and sre on their Ie urn b. tie Umred States. They
seem 70 be much pleased with the ioute, aud some
declare their intenaun ~ returning this way Among
those arriving is MrJ d. SsrboTu travelling gent Of
Adams auo Co 7 expless wlo con.iieia the route
highly practir be for travellers aud the trausportl.
ton O sma aid valuable parcels.
Ibe following Is Dir. Slnboro's itinerary =
Acapulco 70 city OF sexio, sfoit three hundred
DIES Time from four 10 Rtrsysilsra choose
from Acapulco TO cueTntyaca, t15u to hundctd ana
Atty miles mules
Th9nce to ely q Mexico ~ Ms 1 a shes
Ditance from city q He1i;o 70 VS. Cruz two hundred
ana hity three niler, ,hieh il psrsmed By mail coach
Fare from A-sp ulco + Casrpav.-s b. maIss $50
+" Cuer-svscS e eity 4 Aaq'co By coacn s.
/" City Of Mexico u v sc.tz......,.......35
Passengers should tale ,,asn s.orss-brsaa COZ.
Zee, &o-and they could SCI N our h very cheaIly
The distance from sea 70 sea appears by this
statement to be five hundred AID fifty three miles.
The Ran say schedule makes II only five hundred
and seventeen miles; aud by taking the proposed
new read by the way Of Orz1bl and Pueblo
and without going to the city Of Mexico at
all, the distance is Only four ilun1red and fur
miles Should the Ramsey route 90 into opera
iion this would be very desirable mode OF get
ting to or from California by I'll Sc VIII, are
much weared by protracted sea voyages. mum.
her Of superior Troy or hcwarb built coaches for
this line have recently arrived here aud il il stated
that large number Of fine mulos have been pur.
chased in Tsmaulipas But whistler u goes INTO
operation or not, the present route j. sufficiently at
trac've III itself for hardy, adventurous you g men
who have any curiosity T. see the famous city
and magnificent country Of Mexico. Tue Vera
Cruz ana New Orleans steaners-superior vessels
leave either port regularly twice a month. Fare
steamers touch regularly At Acapulco. Passengers
should not bring more than % lbs Of baggage if
they design crossing the country; each additional
- lbs. VIII cost then some $40 or Sl2 freight ii
they take Il through with them.
The Texas takes this voyage ab ut SIPS 900 in
silver which Is Illustrative OF the great increase of
trade between this point and NeS Orleans. The
monthly English steamer which left on the ith
took 5000 600.
Among the passengers brought ~ the English
steamer from Havana was very good looking young
man with the " true Legitimate cnt Of countenance,
who was sly led the Prince of Nassau. This interest
ing youth, VINO seems TO be the very Wandering
Jew OF Princes, was in charge Of one or two bear
leaders, who appear 10 he dry nursing him through
the world. They are just Low " finishing the Wes-
tern hemisphere. HIS PrncesLp has been great
deal in the United States and am informed that
at the tate h0fe OF the hotel here he expressed
himself very much Disguised with that very new
people. He really had not seen a single city in
which he would like 10 lye-tle houses were unin-
habit sble--theIe nothing fit 10 eat no society,
DC. An impuCent Yankee who eft in the same
diligence with him that evening for the city of Mex
leo, vowed his determination Of asking tue Nassau
nabob u he found in that beuighted country, the
Cniteu Gates any sGtei krnH equal to that upon
which German princes are weaned before setting
out on their travels.
With this you will receive The lat st Mexican
papers. The steamer leaves In hall an hour, and
must close ABRUPTLY or viii lose the chance Of get
ting this o. beard. FL GRINGo.
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