The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

9Th regret because I have not received more.
binated by these sentiments, shall hold on 70
gparty and it's doctrines till my hold Is broken oy
an.
Interesting from Mexico.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.
VERA CRUZ, Oct. %, 1854.
Erisferial Crisis Tiigueros-Hopes ofa Loic
Ts~iF-H. s. H. Preparing to Siope-TAe
Ss<omer Santa Anna-Lne Monroe Doctrine
Condition a Merics- Shipping Intelligence.
Speaking Of hybrids reminds me that there Is
luch talk Of change In the ministry, and that our
lend Trgueros may have frger in the pie-which
M be fine thing for the American interest. II
ppears that H. s. H. is at length beginning to open
is eyes to the true character OF Mr.. Bonilla, the
renier. The merchants Of this place are very
inch encouraged, and one cannot 60 into knot Of
BEN without hearing the words, Glow tariff
raising the prohibitions" "no monopolies," &c.
Tain hopes! As though any really wise, judi ,ious
md liberal measures are to be expected from go
serrment that has Don Antonio Lopez de Santa
Anna at the head Of it. II is indeed ptable to see
hew people humbug themselves in this world. Now
The truth Of the rumors Of liberal policy is simply
that n. 8. H. has at length been made aware Of his
real position, and sees too late that the hand
writing is On the Vallejo late for the &C.
complement Of his long cherished ono man
power objects, or even for him to remain ct the
head Of affairs much longer, under any circum-
stances. Escape unmolested with his plumber, is all
he wants, provided he can claim to retire volun-
tariy I" II So h be the desire Of the country" He
has therefore been intriguing with the sxiled libe
rails, and he seeks to make some sort Of arrange
nent with their friends in the capital by which he
can slope and save his bacon. If he attempts to
escape without some such security, he knows that If
dstected, an outraged people, whom he has plucked
Of all their quills and whose dearest rights he has
trampled upon, will cruelty him remorselessly. A
timely negotiation may save him, and his departure
may be acquiesced in, just to prevent any unneces
sary bloodshed and disturbance.
The fine little man Of war steamer Santa Anna has
arrived, and is transferred to the Mexican govern
Ment. From the eagerness manifested by the au
thorities here to hoist the Mexican cOlors on her,
some knowing persons have been disposed 70 think
that she s to be sent to one of the unfrequented lit
Tie ports up the coast. there to receive on board the
fustsious individual after whom abe Is named, and
70 convey him and his Salamanca, laden with the
spois Of nation, and the profits Of tue 900 900,
TO place Of safety.
The course Of this man has been Of such an alarm
ing character tor the last few months, and fraught
with such danger to human freedom in America,
that really one could not but think it was high
time fer the United States government to interfere
and vindicate the Monroe doctrine. Surely the
United States could not and would not look with
indifference to the re.estabishmeDt Of monavchi.
cal despOtism In Mexico, her nearest neighbor
sss had psssd since her H
Bot the mastery inactivity Of the government at
Washington has proved equal to tie emergency.
Old Marcy has doubtless said, Never mind-let's
hNlA IL ~nScy
rope enough and te'll soon hang himself, and thus
SPARE Us the trouble" Now that this prediction
viii spec Oily be verified cannot admit OF doubt.
We, who are old residents Of Mexico, understand
the signs Of the times. There is much talk Of cush
ing Alvarez at once, and of other great things to
be done; bat it is ali fudge.
That the deep ssmpathies Of tho people and go
vernnent Of the United States are with the liberals
Of this country in their efforts to restore the federal
system, and get rid of tyrant, who governs but to
destroy and rob, cannot be questioned. how to
express that sympathy, and make it available, is
States precludes any active armed interference;
but caBnot its representative 1t the capital be in
stsucted to do that which Soule has the credit OF
having done at MadIid2 And cannot 50 favorable
terms with the liberals for the securing Of COM
mereial treaty, which will be worth countless mil
lions 70 American trade ? Here we have one man
government, Thic after the blacklist peridy to
entire Spanish American world those very abomi
nations which it il our mission to combat,
overthrow, and crush beneath our heel. Here
poral infanibility, backed By the sword (aod
shirt) Of Aahomet, 70 maintain absolutism over
subdued ard humbled people. Here we have
the open ana public avowd that this course
is recessayy to preserve Mexico in her "a red secu
sion from the aegressiops AT progress Of outside
Northern barbsrians! That this combination should
presume TO reestsblieh, under our very noses ele-
ments 30 antsgoDistic to Anglo Saxon progression,
fhn INN hxufh n ousw<,O dr,< -
abeolutism a. opposed to liberalism, and to bring
again in conflict, on our shores, those homogeneous
elements Of government which have for centuries
sbsken, and still continue to shake Europe to its
cent e. ease that surely would justify the prompt
md vigorous action Of tbs United States govern
nent. 1t s . sacred obligation which she owes
70 her institutions and TO the enlightenment Of
IN age which advances, and cannot admit Of resrO-
gressicn. If there ever was an occasion to show
TO the world pracrcal illustration Of the
Nor rec manifesto, TIE condition Of AexiO now
presents 1t, and il the old folks q bad rearly SAID
old foeies) at home don't make haste. the chance
viii escape Us Now. the Greytown affair was very
well In its way, but was rather small potato piece
OF business II was very good ltsson 30 John Bail
on the pretended. Mosquito p otecsOrste but Q did
not cover III. higher obiis cations under tue Aueri-
can kysN m, of viii h the United States should be
tie ex onenfs and defer ders from Cape Horn 20
Smn es' Hole. But can almost forgive nh Sanity,
after all. His arrogance viii W rk our the rsgene
ration sadly peeced, and pc hsps the soft ell
policy viii prevail simply be ause moth pg harder
may be necessary.
y General Psez Is in the capital. Eaelsh brig
'"Nevidade", from Liverpool to this port, With
valuable cargo, vas loot off the coast of Yu,s.ao
lately. No American vessel in port. Baxness. dull
htrcbsnts all waiting for ths Messiah of com
nsice. Health Of ire place good.
-, ALMOST AN ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILxoAD.-
ny e,evcnnd Leader is informed by passenger who
Ef. New York on the soth ult, by the New York ami
TIC foad OF an accident upon that which m ich
easily nave been the most awful ever recorded The
Tain started from New York at four O'Clock and when
ABOUT na1 mile from high bridge between Allendale
anc Sunerns IN New Jersey the engineer was hailed by
some TWO or three men, who stood upon the trnc ith
all sorts Of unntcllgible pantommic actions He .;
no heed supposing them to be intoxicated
who irequently annoy him in like manner When near
ing the bridge, he discovered that s did mot ar,aa
right ana Immediately reversed the CINE and put on
the brakes and succeeded In sfnnnihr 4r 4.ai - y"