The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-18

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4 Worthy Disciple Of Santa Anna- Movements Of he
CARA toros--lbrmaioa er frce qf fbyegn Residsus
far ScIf f,ys,ion- friceiag Policy cc ne Cabine.
Wash,Rgon--iSisue of NE noney Dcs,iaei 10 Pay N
British Bonohoidey tnerpation Caused by NJ Hgeat-
crsu iHack Of Gor;a-Fs ProJobie Resun.
6ssera Tracons has besn in command OF this garrison
since the 10Th Of last month and all his acts here the
second EDITION Of Santa Anna and probability is that
he Will make similar exit, he has proved himself
more than worthy Of the appointment TO which he has
been accredited far noonety for plundcr from the
public treasury il concerned
General Cara uudc the orders Of yiduarr has been
hoyeng round ranpico during the art eight days with
force Of goo men, but yet nothing has been at
tempted in tie way Of outlet precious Mexican
blood.
The American Consul Franklin Chase mas been acces-
sorry in forming ,cation aided by the Brit
ish and Spanish consuls, that they may be able
protect the interests OF their respective nations well
AZ the unoiendng Mexican citizens. But, alas for the
Mexicans, they TO be God-forsaken and i'll faed
and 1t matters little who rules 4 only change
q masters.
noticed the old aagstaG which was raised b. weak
female hard In November 1885, gracing the balcony
Of the rriitd States consulate and the flag wach
then planted in weakness when life and death wa.
IN every step. But il stands floating In tho breeze
while the poor horror stricken females are shcltering
themselves under its folds On the night General
oarzis were laid To be about " attack the city.
The 1. ;. Consul well a. the other foreign ag sDs
seemed yguant aud ~e observed that functonary with
his ido nearly AT the lines watching the appgot tch
oi the crisis where were to be oees ana soldiers
of all arms and al contufion, and regtmentas going
in every direction an the common exclamation was
Eslanas f1ideido. G. No pay Guberno."D
ON the return Of the Uucd States C1nsu from the lines
hc found many had taken taage in his a0usc bringing
thcr jewels, ate, silver, gold &c. looking upon him
AMI his Tag for their snyaton ana cyen the General
M nj
Ia douDoons and liver con and for which he would no,
receive receipt Of depoat. Bat In the meantime all
business L suspen,ed, and the merchants draned Of
tntr last dollar Money IL worth fToD 70 zf per
mon'h AMI evo a. thu. runcus interest cannot be Oh
tainea.
stal with IN tese presures and saual'I poverty m
country under The sun has the sstanages, II n
proper hard-; but 4 Is trocden down By her IT,
rants for power Of all kinasccce dasticai and civil md
the made the altar 0 sarace 20 the down trodien
Mexican and he crucihS male the standard Of tyranny
win the United states calmly look on and not come to
the Of NsHico and wret her from those leeces
That swell and gorge upon the blood drawn from race
the tools Of power The government Of tho tnite
states Is morally blind % its interests. Why
send man who has vgor oi mind, and who knows the
character o the people, 20 treat with them and who
speak to them in their yernscuar tongue e
Late In this age for old fogysm and meworn veterans
70 become diplomats ana cope with the order Of
nuadalupe aud all minor saints diyuitics aud head
DEVILS Indigenous - Mexican growth and manuftc.
tufe. The element l. not herethe must undergo
a change.
AT this moment General Traconis has seized the 25 rer
cent Of the British bondhoders, paid them from the ia
ties Of this Custom House but the Eng-h and other
merchants say Well will soon have fngsh man.
owar or steamer snortng along here with her demands
not only for the amount but 1cmsges also" John Bul ~
not be Pike our pusillsnimous cabinet at Washing.
ton Who, through all th.se troubles never Sent snyie
vessel Of war 70 make inquiry after Amefcsn To-
teress az this port. They presun,e tha, there no
political capital To b made ont o and the poor Consul
left 20 battle with the pressure Of circunances
he best could. But, fortunately he has tact and
knowledre together With moral courage. He received
aid advice from his government the sem
biance of Of var to show that the United states
really had navy afoat All the inventories Of the foreign
merchants have been deposited in the archives of the
United states Consulate which amounts N over
500 000 such the state of Affairs when tie royal
British mail steamer left Tampico, the 1st nst while
the officers Of the garrison have shed their gold lace
without shedding much lustre their arms either
side,
The forces under General Cara had, with . rcw OF
their mounted cavalry, amounting 10 some three hun
drei, made assault ~ the forts capturing
tuo pieces Of artillery, killing two three men AMI
wounding some fifteen or twenty, several q whom said
to be nsorfally.
Cara has now given Traconis twentyfour hours 70
surrender the town aud garrison together ~fth its muni
tons ~ war in the meantime all intercourse with
interior cut oh, and Is presumed that the despathos
1el t0s American Minister W he Censul 9. tbs pl..s