The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21


next dsy during heavy norther. vessel total loss
| ca go sill saved but slghtly damaged.
cn,be l0,h the Texsr encountered heavy north
gaze, and did not tue soutbw
leans until rie 1lfh at IL A. On her passage Vera
Cruz "a heavy .hery gale She Mr.
rived ut tie above port the 4h Instant a. P. NJ
did with the shoIe Ill the 9th
| count Of the % ther.
The Texas brought sS7 400 in specie.
| Tho Mexican papers filled with articles sho wing
the country stu 10 hs the victim Of mingled ,yrauny
and sparchy press law tuquisitor.l If
despc'c than has been enacted Numbers of jour
mails have consequently been obliged tn suspend
getbsr sbspcon pu ,icaion snd several editors have
been seized snd thrown into prison The government
10 the mssntUe, ~het affected by the expressi
of feeling to which these proceedings have given RISE
endeavoiirg 10 explain their excessive odious
|
Eeoisdo in Gusnsjupto and Ursga the Sierra Cor
d. were enesgea IN armed opposition to Comonforts
| COVER nrlent. on general principles
Gen. Irsconis. late Governor of Tampico had
minated Commsnc ant General OF the State OF Puetla.
In Lower California the Council tad compelled Gen.
Babcsrt- TO resign The political command, bee tuse
although ne had proclaimed the PLAZA of Ayuta hs allow
ed three months TO without acting IL. He
care intended tn eMta'k tor Msaatan it Is said in
u avoid erpg the military to Col. D.
Romulo de Nae nominated to it by the supreme govern
| [Cosrs sroz dence of New Orleans Delta
| Vdol1sion Of the New Cdbine-Hopes from Cstallos-
His Plan as Considered i'rotalde-Adrch Of Generals
| La Lldv and Vhsd:-bter7isp NTH the Lduer-7d-
| mdye- a Pr,soner--Fndncla sfoins.
The rew ahpet yet hangs together but appears to be
pursuing mastery Inactivity True, you will in the
vast number Of cecrees counter decrees but
never even ,esd them now tor scarcely get
through with them before they are revoked the line
Of policy they designed to indicate
osehsdow entirely hesaed off, and upaet BY new revo
| iutiOpaIy platform
There has been son talk of late that Ceba,s-who il
back NJ bis old post Chief Justice of the Court
will be movement His plan will BE- It is said iibs
ral-utra lheralbut not red; distinction without
| difference at least in this country.
The pr. grsmme Is said to be- to open the isthmus o.
Tehauntepsc ia all the world and the rest of mankind
Cara la UOu
the right u to the frst individual company WHO
wLca shall plank up the cash sufficient to carry on
,ablish national bank of $40 600 600 Aprey liberal
de. that for MeSicoout wceren they get the money
As to the policy Of the thing il would be Only forge
the chains o; people by giving corporate privileges TO
the money chnpgers and salamancas at the capital,
until Hick ,ry Jack SOD Aware up out OF
Tenn essee-l should cay Guerero-and removed the
despots."
The next arice OF this plan, is to nsallate low and
permanent lsiif That would be something indeed but
wbar guarantee the nation foreign merchants
have o is The first revelation would send
II 10 the tomb of The Ispu.ts there sumner until
sulrec GO to make capital Tor counter revolution II
indeed, we couo get treaty tariff something might be
done in the vi commerce with Mexico but until then
trade must lsneuish 1t il not to be expected that
people which Is just beginning to think of such
poded ioea rational bank, entertain any very
enlarged views lie subject OF low tariffs 'reover
the stockholders the bank would he the very ndvidu
sis whose interest it is to keep up the high protective
system. for the simple reason ii other that they
of the class Of onopnsts ers and usurers
and cannot entertain for momen. any project that
would bring foreign capital in competition with their
as sn offset to the aove ueo or ecclesiastical pvtvi
leges, e. remain in satn quo think that part Of
ne prog' smme entitled To implicit belief
Foreigners not to be received retained 10 the
Mexican service civil military; and after the plaa
Shell he permanently established all revouonsss
be inn eoiatay shot Let the plan perms.
nen,y es,aolishsd ana then, Mother Glass wouli
say. FIRST catch .eDr fish II carght, would
the esting specaole of A the ople shooting
the ether ball. for Mexcsns born revoiutonistsi. is
their nature ar they can't help any than
bartsrisns do our propensity to settle difficulties At
the ballot tcy-with occasional just for gran
deur So there's no uoraliziug the suoJect.
You'll lever Der manent vernment IN his coun
try As long they Mexicsns they will Mcxc
permanent Cover pment, indeei ! Why, they don't
any thing OF the kind The ,atiou Of ha
the nation would be soi any such mis- fortune should
hefal it ave posd government. Well it ia
OF busn, lhe Mesicans have light to settle
their nfuis il their own and this remisds
Of little episode by way of illustrating the pecuar
institution which cite:-
think you informed in my las. that Major Gene
al La Lave and Brigs tier General Wheat their
wsy down to this place with picked brigade Of veterans
inter ding TO Hill Guitisp he hesd devil OF
into The bowels OF the land. unto place Perote
called Tatcautaue something of the sort Encamping
N ,ne OF tne rebels inc warfio.s proceed
chance to dream Of the in which they'd chaw the
rsscsIy foe en- the morrow. But the whole concern.
horse foot and artillery tha a.tet srikng their
gnps bad vamosed the anche in the night left rue
geue ala superior officers alone in their glory This
i fsct
The frat information / had OF the catastrophe was
Whests walking in and looking somewhat 'atigued
and blown, and wheieupon the following dialogue oc
cuIred:-
Ci,iiian-well, General, where's your brave army
Geleral-cuartered in tie barracks. sir.
Civian-How many troops have you got?
Geperal-Fourfeen men.
need not say the civilian very uncivil -
joined Guitian and the generals ought be thank
ul they did so in pesceabe manner ana without wait
ing fox engagement for that would have been
pleasant unoeT the circumstances.
Hsro y Tamarez who was being brought here as a
prisoner has nsged to escape ard is ooubtlees with
his old friend Gu titan, too.
am sorry to gay have to fear the Mexican
government has been SO stupid as 70 compromise with
the bankers who hold those IN drafts the So 0O0
00ocopsepting to the plumber in consideration Of
ceivinR patry ten fifteen per cent. of the amount.
Couldn't they that the bankers would have
offered any arrangement at all unless their prospects
rather gloe my at Washington Well the Mexican
do % # sh
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRoPERrY.-THE RICH
Rshm an Bn orss the "rnv Of ths
falling Of The roof Of the depot of the Richmond and DAN
Se
hours and o'clock the entire roof to the large and
elegant depot Of the Richmond and DAnville Railroad
Company in this city, way from the great weight
Of snow upon IT, and falling in crushed on: the brick
wells, making complete wreck Of the whole building
The depot was 225 feet long on the west side,
10 feet the east side, and 132 eet wide,
and being covered in by one roof supported only
by small iron rods presented wide surface for
the falling snow which had accumulated q depth
Of several inches before the accident occurred Fortu
nately in the building Mt the time, and
lives therefore lost. This depot erected
cost of $25 TO the company about two years SINCE
and OF the largest In the South When the roof
gave way the north gable end thrown out With such
force thst the weight of the bricks burst through the
south wall Of Mr.. Archibald Thomas factory injuring
thst house TO the OF several hundred dollars 1t
is impossible to estimate the loss to the pauy, and
10 the merchants farmers who had freight in the de-
pot but fear will fall but little short Of $50 000
and there were in the building at the time Of the oc
currence, Is 0o0c bushels Of wheat besides hogs
heads and OF tobacco, lots OF guano mechaa-
disc Of almost evary character. There slso
three freight crushed by the falling timber and
Of them literally ground into fragments Soon
the accident occurred of the young employed
the Depot msdo bis way thr cueh the ruins the cup
freight clerks Office and secured the books II the
is removed at from of the freight sup
pose ii will be- much loss will be avoided Had the acct
Gent occurred in the day instead Of night the Of
life would have been isishuul number Of