The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-19
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.


in Bod Spirits Fixture of the Dynasty-John
Bull N the Field Notes By 81. Pasl-A Remark
able Deere That 50 900 ,O00-Whot is to be Done
VIII f?-Fresh Outbreaks Afnonh-A n,psdio
Death of Robbers O7era- Shipping Nescs, &C.
Things political present an unchanged aspect
There Il much talk of the adoption Of liberal poll
cy, but II will end In talk. His Most Serene High
ness Is certainly the Taleyrand of the age. Witness
his late manifesto, appealing to popular assemblies
70 soy whether he should continue in power or not
Is though there was one single man throughout the
republic who dared say "No.n Such person had
better set his house In order and pack his trunk be-
fore venturing 30 rash act. The consequence will
be that, - silence gives consent, H. 8. H. viii take
. new lease Of power.
The old coat affair stil creates much uneasinfs 90
at the seat Of government. Its skirts still dangle
about H. s. HIS legs Cor leg) and impede his strides
10 impcriality. No patch can medicine that awful
garment to rest. 1t still shakes its prophetic tails
in the midnight breeze, is heard pensively flap
ping during the middle watch and small hours, in
The deserted corridors of the palace Of the Montexu
mas and the Iturbides. Swallow tailed and scant
though II b. it weighs upun the soul Of Santa Anna
with ponderosity worthy Of those broad bottomed
garments which Of yore gaddened tae eyes Of the ven
cradle burgomasters of New Amsterdam. Meanwhile,
Doyle, h. B. Ms Minister, and the dreful spring Of
n. 8. HIS woes, patheticay spostrophises the ghost
Of garment, and beseeches it not to shake it's tat
tered skirts ct him. for twas not he that di it, but
that i'd Yankee" and Northern barbarian, old
Gadsden! In short. this coat is now famous and
vel! worthy OF place IN history by the side of Jo
II. 8. II. has had many troubles Of late. The re.
v0lutioh IN Spain disconnected him not little. Then
came that stupendous !" fuselfunk," the banquet at
Chapultepec. And now he has quite political
cholera In consequen Of the triumph Of the allied
armies In the Crimea. His Hignness regards him
self % the exponent Of absolutism In the western
hemisphere; hence his sympathies are all with the
catsg0ry in which Russia, Austria Spain, &C., find
themselves. He had looked to them as fraternizing
ID his usurpaticn, and there IL no doubt but
that he did mediate an alliance with one of
was before him. For the good Of the nation aud the
legitimacy of the succession, Her Serene Highness
was to have been reou(Dated (beDg childlsss) and
with the sancti6cation Of the P0pe's Nuncio (whom
.hey keep in Aexio, to give an odor Of aancti:s to
thiDgs), We should soon have had Q glorious batch
OF royal brats, in whose pure veins would have
flowed blood Of Gallo, Gothic, Moorish, Aztec, and
Niger stock--His Serene Highness having little
dynasty with which 70 have supplied all Spanish
America.
:, A friend here Gan Englishman), informs me that
against the resri lions upon the liberty Of the press
and freedom Of speech In this country. Lord Cha
1end0n says that it is not subject Of argument,
but Of protest, and that England will not look with
indifference on any attempt TO hold amenable q
British subject. Lad the satisfaction Of telling
my informant that the American Minister
entered his protest against all obnoxious DEGREES
threatening the personal liberty Of citizens of
ton. OF course, Bona thought it strange that the
representative Of the aggressive Northern barbar
Tians, the eternal enemies Of their independence
and OF the Of the national territory should
b the only one rude'y to interfere with intera al
regulations aud matters Of police. Bat John Bad
shows his hOrIs, and pronounces such things, iu-
Guiding the violation Of seals, 30 repugnant TO the
civilization Of the age % to caIl for reproof
iipg al foreigners except Americana, to hold Office
Depend upon II there Is some mischief-an anti
Monroe doctrine alliance, perhsps-at the bottom
Rafael Rafael goes to Washington to negotiate in
anticipation for the 900 900 balance Of the ads
den indemnity. Santa Anna and his Salamanca
win never retire whilst that much plumber remain
for division: htherefore may BE- question whetosr
i u not better :, pay him up ct once, and taus &c
nd Of him for the cake and In the name Of hum sni
ty and civilization. Some people say, however,
that we're 1t not for tho snews given the tyrsnt By
Brother Jonathan, he would long sirce hsve b.sa
hustled ont, and thia cruelty oppressed people
might again have breathed freely, and bounded
forward in the race towards the goal Of human
regeneration. There are evenlthose who think tnr
- charity begins at home, THESE 3d. 000 600 would
be veil sppiied in paying the claims Of American
citizens against Mexico. But the pious here ex
claim" This would be to violate our own treaty
ssipulatioDs" True. But these good folks must
The gossest violation OF the treaties the part Of
Mexico, and II We don't get even With her whilst we
have the cash In our own hands, We never will get
It out Of her without fight or another "Gadsden
treaty" which win serve 70 cement and perpesuate
the power Of this or some other tyrant Think Of IL.
We have the old stories OF pronunciamentos; but
the man IL too str0ng-xith our money, and his
troops and money lenders,ever TO be overthrown
BY these detached and isolated efforts. The new
Tows are in Queretero and Guansjaato
Almonte has been sent to Austria and Naples.
Crafty TO IT. last is old Sanity He understands the
General Impudia, the frier Of dead enemies heads
IN oil, is recalled from the government Of Monterey
'is' ven 11 Cru. things political and commercial
s SooSs es q se
latter. The community congratulstes itself upon
the death Of 70 famous robbers In the same night.
One, called Pulido, was shot whilst in the act Of
0usebfeakiDg. The other, named Teulet, actually
committed sui;ice, it is supposed from rem,rse Of
We have had the opera troupe here, ard they are
now gone to Havana. The body Of the lamented
cemetery, for want Of direct opportunity to Ham
burg.
Bark Avalanche, Of New. Orleans, foundered at
see near this port, 25sh October. No lives lost.
In port, bark Flash, Of Neg York, and schooner
Stephen Hotsbkiss, Of New Haven.
OUR SAN LUIS roTosI CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN LUIS PorosI, Oct. l6, 1854.
Politics in San Luis Potosi-An Outbreak En-
Ssctsd- Business, 8c. &c.
The present political situation Of this republic is
certsinly desolasing In the extreme. This city Is
on the eve Of q pronouncenent; the pres. as
u as the tongue Of every individual is gagged.
Yesterday quite an excitement took place respect
ing the banishing of DR.. Pass, wio has been long
resident In this city. Being liberal in his opinions,
be expressed them rather freely against the present
order Of things, and tbs Spanards, who are a@onsst
the most numerous class; and God forbid that
should have to live long here amongst such miser
Ab,e horde Of barb arians. These aame S3napi Il.