The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1855.
THE OUTRAGE UP0N MIR. DsLGARDo-THE POLICY OF
MxiCo TOWARDS TIE UNITED STATES.
(Ccr:espandtnse Of the New Orleans Delta


THE OUTRAGE UP0N MIR. DsLGARDo-rHE POLICY OF
MEXICO TOWARDS TIE UNITED YATES.
[Ccr:espandtnse Of the New Orlsans Delta
VERA CKUZ. June 4. 1855.
Mr.. Degarco, natursbzed citizen of the United
Ststes. csme 10 McKee, with his wife, Q native of
New foik, s3He egnt months SINCE and took up
his abe dc IN one Of the most respected and fire.
quented hotels of the capital He was ptovids ID
With 2 passport from the Secretary Of State at
Warrington, and recognized az q citizen Of the
United States-,n q !" Calta de 6sguredad" required
AID issued at thu Office of the Minis er OF Relations
He has been coafned to the city Of Mexico ever
his wife and SELF have suffered much from iadispos
TOD. On the evening OF tho 18TH ult., an invalid,
at the hour OF retiring, he YVES arres:ed by mill.
tay officer and neither the in,ercession Of mis- wife,
nor guarantees Tor the appearance of Mr.. Delgardo
IN the mornir g, to answer any charges TO his pre-
Jodice, could move the poll e cOmmandant from hur
ryiDg q citZsn Of the United Statss, and ct that
unreasonable hour Of the night, to the cherries
wife accompanied him, and was bis constant attend
ant during eight days confinement In the city. and
was his consOling companion forcib.e expulsion,
under guard, to Vera Cruz.
On arrival at Vera Cruz, Mr. Delgardo was turned
over to the safe kes ping OF the officer of the National
Marine, ard Immediately placed In close oonfine-
mebt on board she Mexican war steamer kurbde.
On that vessels leaving the harbor. his person was
his destination for Havana, to be surrendered
to Concna as Spanish rebel, or to be returned %
an American flibustero, to the land Of Northern
aggressive barbatians. Still SUITE ring from disease,
Consul OF the United States could not command his
relief or removal to comfortable apartments on
shore; the Governor c0urteously acknowledging
that such an Indulgence was beyond bis jursd!Oton
and that all the proceedings against the ,riminsted
csme by direct and imperative orders from the su-
preme head Of Mexico. The Minister OF Relations
says that Delgard0 was arrested by order Of his &c.
rene Highnes the President for we'll founded mo-
n nj hot az q Is Hoh
cated with American filibusteros, he has become
pernicious to the republic and has been ordered TO
be banished. The allusion to Delgardo's birthplace
and determination with fbusteros. involving re.
belion to Spain, is too significant to be misunder
stood; and II the eliminated Is not sent to Cuba,
the voluntary tribute of rebel in the sympathy Of
his Serene Higbness with Concha on insurgentism,
it will be owing to the inteTposit0n of the Minister
Of the United States who has no. neglected his high
obligations in q case 30 outrageous and insulting.
You will see in series of articles frs. published
IN the Universal, and recopied in the DiGri0 Off.
cial, "On rights and duties of the Spanish Amsri-
can people In this quarter" the currents which
are drifting Santa Anna in allan with the absolute
elements OF government, an ago ais,ical to tue
liberal, and In deep sympathy with Spain to resist
the aggressive spirit Of the North American Wanda
lian Republic. These numbers ara from the pr Ill
ic pen of the Premier, who has suddenly awakened
TO the magical Influences which are to redeem Mex
leo, (whic has been 30 long celuded in her pursuit
of anarchical ceutousness) ana to reeuscitass the
Spanish race TO the high pre.eminence in church
and SUPP eniacy 1t once enjoyed. In one OF tbs
articles, after an analogy between Russia AMI the
Uni ed States snd their respective rels lions to the
continents 70 which they are attached, with high
compile ent to England and France, in srresting the
aggressive spirlr of the empire, you will find this
Although there are not here, as in
Europe two great powers to set forth in the Of
coalition, to combata against the common enemy, We
can well say that 1t is Mexico ~ho ought to moist
the standard before another country In the new
world, under which our natl Qualities and our race
are to be defended!!" Is not this casting down the
glove of CASTLE in the Gulf Of Mexico2 Has the
United States knight errantry enough TO take 1t up,
as the champion Of civil and religious liberty in the
Americas? She has high political missi IN to per-
form, and cannot falter when the occasion impels
her to stand up to the Monroe text.