The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-20
Affairs in Mexico.
ADDITIONAL ITEMs-rHE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR
OUR VERA cruz CORRESPONDENCE.

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ADDITIONAL ITgMs-THE BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE
The 7rl D. Union Of the 25th Of March has article
on the Black Warrior outrage headed 1.-The United
States and S1an" 1t says eve have not resolved by
the last mail our French New Orleans journals
10 the American papers for the details of the Black War
rior affair which has created such profound sensation
throughout the United States This unhappy
has reused anmos.ies which seemed at rest forever
Congress las taken hold of the questionable press agi
tates il with heat-and public opinion demands full
PREPARATION for the premedtaed insult inflicted upon the
country Is flag"
After recountng the history Of the aaar, the article
concludes TINS .-oWhat will be the end Of this new
difficulty we believe that Spain win disapproye of
what has been done for il is too like ambuscade to
be us6ablo But be the disapproved of not the
Americans win forget it; and when Europe is
broed in the eastern question the bate dstrust and
wrongs that exist between the two nations will probably
end in of which the Gulf of Mexico will be the prn
cipal theatre"
ministerial decree has organised corps OF agricu
iurists ana country propretors. The members will be
elected from the departments and viii themselves
general agent and a committee who will remain in the
capital This body will have a consultory voice,
and will be bound to furnish the government with the
details and plans connected with all agricultural improve
ments
VI
ALVAREZ rebellion Beyond these, the Mexican papers
contain nothing of any special interest on this subject
The towns Of orzaba Oaaca and Texcoco have protest
ed by ce ocie of their loyalty and devotion to the gov
eminent of Santa Anna Vera Cruz has also done the
same
The passports required under the new law to be.
given parties without payment. All foreigners, before
they enter the Mexican territory, must be provided
with these and must have thea certified and leglzed
by the Authorities the frontiers in the ports at
which they arrive
The following is
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.
VERA Cruz, April I, 1854.
Panaree and Santa Anna--Dom John Alvares-Surgiral
Operatioms-Ye, lop Jack-S,eganone- Sontag-Mardr
-Shiping dc.
"Panurge made Laird OF salmysoniin, in Dipso
die, and did waste his revenue before it came in I'D
beois
Thus Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna Benem critic de la
Patra General de Division Gran Maestro de la Nacona
Distinguish Orden de Guadalupe, Cabaero Gran Enez
de la Real Distinguish Orn Espanola de Carlos Ill.,
Presidente de la Republica Mexcana &c. &c. &C. though
in decided state of imrecsniosty, is carrying
campaign, raising troops, squanderng money in
shows &C. without the first red cent of accrung
beyond suciency to meet about half of the ordn
AIRY expenses of the government But how does he
age to do sol Why not to be outdone by the Lard Of
Salmygondn the Laird of Greaserdom is selling bills
chat SIS, 600 900 before it has come mi e. before
the ratification of the famous treaty. 1t is really
70 be hoped, however, that he will get the money The
treaty is good, very good treaty, we here who
have been in Mexico nearly whole lives testify
And the true interests of the United States require that
the present government of this country should be
tanned Do tell all the magnates at Washington to give
old Sanity chance for developing his policy You
cal fellow always stepping in and interfering with his ar
rangements. Now, there's that fellow Don John Alvarez
raising terrible funk in the South SANITY hasn't
stick, and it is supposed he will soon him
down: Bill, what are you doing there about the
barns" Catching rats, SIR" ''Well, how many have
you caught p "Why, when | catch the one am
after and anotherit win make two!' There have been
awful doings in this game of rat catching in
Guerrero Atrocities truly Spanish have been commit
ted on both sides Aware who is incarnate mulato
aend having caught some OF the government officers,
qualified them fsr the choir of St Peters at Rome Did
YOU ever hear of such thipsl Yes alas we here have
not forgotten the similar outages pracsed by the guer
rillas the persons both wing and Dead Of their
mics during the American
Here at Vera Cruz the arts or dourising We
have had Setfanone for week and this evening Sonag
is to breathe divine, enchanting ravh nent for the
coie getting of to the city of Mexico fast the
diligences can carry them. They Che mnsicos are so
merous that they have monopozed the coaches for
week to come very much to the disgust OF other travel
lers subsequently arrived It is not pleasant Tor an un
accmsed person be in Vera Cruz too long at this
son. yellow Jack has commenced operations among the
troops-poor devils.
we rather dul mere II not Tor military opera
lions and the Italian opera There are over troops
here at present Most of them having been caught in
the Interior there will he sad havoc amongst them before
the summer is The r0TitO and nostalgia (home
sickness) terrible than the "ugly Yankees"
yankee Feos.) Before six months, one-half of this
army viii have filed its allotted ditch There are now
800 in the hospital.
An attempt made few nights since to assassinate
the of Mr. c. Markoe who has sugar planta
ton on the Alyarado river, in this department
is but little over one year since as your readers will
remember that DR. Marcus Bayey of Baltimore the then
overseer brutaly murdered whilst sitting quietly
amongst his wife and children Mr.. Markoe is well
known American citizen and his present manager of the
estate is naturalzed citizen There is long story at
taehed 10 this affair which shows il TO be of the most
outrageous pieces Of vlany and murder perpera
ed in a Christian % country.
The bark Nenupbar VIII sail for New York in three days
She is the only American vessel in port The schooner
Transit is loading mahogany at Alyarado for New Or
leans
The works OF the Tehuantepec road progressing
vigorously Notwithstanding reports to the contrary and
We may hope to from sea to in few
hours thus bringing that Wandering jew of project TO
eternal rest.
The government here fearing the introduction of the
manestoes OF Ceballos have resored to opening the
private correspondence OF merchants long established
here By last mail from New Orleans the letters of two
American houses violated viz Castro Hermanos
and Hargous This atrocious conduct has produced
may be supposed great excitement in the commercial
community Protests have been made before the consuls
and the American unconary has been requested by his
fellow citizens to report the mater and suggest TO his
government the propriety OF sending man-of war to
main here during the Reign Of Terror We have not
the of Yankee cruizer since the ship that
brought Judge Conokng over minister, rather more
than two years ago. Yours, Los GRING0S.
Affairs In Cuba.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA Aprl 10 1854.