The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-14

0utom House cheering for Fillmore, George Shler &c.
Matters look anything but peaceabe.
Interesting from Mexico.
OUR CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 2, 1855.
Suspension Of Relations between the Government and the
British Minister- Withdrawal Of Mr.. Lssorn TO Tdcdb0ya
"A Blockade Of the Meacan Ports By British War YES
ssls Apparently Tmpoyisng Conduct otae
euSss4--7Ae Topic Afaiy-Furrner OurasS AsainE
FuegnTs-Fro0ress Of the InsuTrecionary SPIRIT, dc.
my last letter you prognostcated that something
was IN the wind From the extraordinary squrming 60
rx on, IL was impossible to resolve the approaching
troubles into any definite form, much less to say exactly
where they were to como from. All this is now clear,
and hasten 70 lay before you the position of Mexico at
this moment. This letter will be compelled 10 find its
way you via Havana, are under the impression
hes that there will be direct communication between
this country and the United states during the month Of Sep
teber No has been assigned by the Of the
American Texas Messrs Harris Morgan their
agent but the has reached this city from various
well informed parties in Vera Cruz amongst them the Anne
rcan and British Cousuls, and ali entertaining se
vsous fears Of its truth. We pose 1t is viii Of these
gentlemen Such breach Of contract, our infor nation
be correct Is most outrageous not TO mention the great
want Of consistency in not informing the commerce OF
Mexico Of the fact
But TO the news. tea NJ to-day, just the time the
British Extraordinary leaves this city, with tho
ponderce, includ this letter. for the packet at Vera
Cruz the British Legation in thus city coses, AMI Mr.
L.tsom the Charge takcs up his quarters In Taca5ava,
10 await further sdvices from hts goyernm nj. The
cause Of this u positive orders iron his govern
nent BY previous packet instructions were received
from the British government to demand Of the govern
nen Of nexioo, in the case Barron Forbes Co.. the
restoration Of that house In their business q.
rep,c indemnity for Losses sustained by them,
the re- es tablishmeut OF Mr. Barron as British
Consul Tepc, and the punishment Of ex Governor d.
solAdo and Gomez garias. In pursuance Of these 10
ssyuctops the British Charge addressed letter 10 Senior
bon Luis de Ia Rosa Minister Of Foreign Relations but
sas gentleman endeavored TO pursue the same Diplomatic
conduct which lie has successfully followed in his
dealings with Gen. Gadsden. fhs would not dos for
squayeoed John Bull and about ten days ago Mr. Lett
som addressed letter to seror Roza saying that IL he
AM not give by last saturday, the soih ult, a.
IAN, IN pInto, he (Mr. would demand his passports
last Saturday came and punc,ually at the appointed
time came the answer from the Minister The
an apology Of affair." and simply showed the skill OF the
diplomat and his advisers The substance oft WAS that the
Mexican government regretted III whoe affair, and beg
Ecd that Charge would the folly OF rushing things
zoo cet that the government mad In It's possession
10 dsprove all the assertions OF Messrs. Bar
rsn Forbes Co. and that 1t was The intention 10 for
ward them TO her Britannia Majesty for her better under
standing tina, Gen. Almopte would Immediateypro-
coed 10 England clothed with fah powers TO settle the
uatssr there
To ihrs letter Mr. L gave a reply, the substance or
which am not correctly informed or; but few hours
afterwards the mail from Euglnd arrived In this city
which brought certain instructions which compel the
Sep be had rom Epeisnd 70 tho present proceedings
sn the meantime tho squadron In the Gulf OF Mexico
nader orders 70 be In readiness to act with the return Of
advrcs from England. and Admiral Bruce, Of the Facdc
squadron bias been Instructed TO make his appearance on
the west cbast Of Mexico.
Thus matter stands al present, and astonishing 70
say there In much braggsdocia In the streets OF
Melico short time since, whes the ave Spanish
vessels AIDE Their appearance =. vera cuz. me MAORI
not only Messrs. Barron Forbes, bat also TO-
wardB all kinds Of claims against this government, an
The rs sson for the British government, assuming this
positive position at the present time may easily be ac
creditors and the indifference and abuse which follow
any demand for the rights OF those creditors The Eng
which hiss rarely been paid with any degree REGULAR
ty), and q dispute about the lease, by English
comIa,y q some MINES 70 Suansa.'e ., and p as,cs
government for long While, and lastly, the affair In
fepc by which Barron, FORBES Co. have been
subject 10 extravaeabt Losses, ami have been denied
nesrrg in the Of tho country. All these have
swelled 70 such volume that the British government
has evidently deteruined TO give wholesome check 10
further outrsgcs and has therefore taken severe course
In this lss, Gaze TO accomplish their object and say fur
Tho Mexican government pleads Ia poverty the con.
timed dsseSsons 10 the country, &c, &c, tale too
long 10 epumerate, and too frivolous to have any nau
with enlightened nations. what exists today hes
always exhted and unless the country comes 10 learn
the force Of ,he maxim, that honesty 10 the best
Hsd been extended 70 this poor cous,ry, [,
would now be IN a more nourishing condition,
and n Ia high time that feregn creditors should exact
their rights Tor by 10 doing they viii the respect
q any future Mexican government
What will be the conclusion Of this affair Il Ia difficult 70
say; but il Ia hardly 10 be supposed that England win
recede from her position. In fact tho conduct OF the
authorities in Topic against the employees Of Messrs
that there Ia hue chance hope for anything IA
vvrabe the interests Of Mexico. On the 2sh of July
ss 10 o'clock !. pisn NJ "a; asopp ans agent o, tho
end induced to 20 70 the Prefecture for the alleged
S,nh.Sssnss on some important business. On hrs
arrival at the place named he surprised no one
be was prisoner without any cause beng assigned
Aer few days close confinement be liberated also
s~ishou any cause being ssssned but soesequsnsly ar
ward charging him with certain acts which he was
requested 70 deny by evidence.
60 wade through all the documents and complaints
shin whole dhcoiy, would make my letter long Fer
tho Thole Of the sove statements have the most unde
niax,s evidence. The latter cue h explained me by
copies Of The reoords OF the French In Topic
under date OF the l5h ut and have reason 70 believe
,h. che seser part Of the evidence AGAINST the com
and puB.shcd IN the 1er difficulty y OF Ike character
with this .At case, tho eork OF rival house aud nero
superstition. Az any rata II matters little whether the
charges brought against The house. persons DO
false, provided they canno he positively proven II may
80 for the government bsnsh is citizens susp
non when likes but the rights Of foreigners Ia Mexico
vssn5t be VIOLATED without come admissible evidence.
The British ssbecs not aoue Interested In this case.
II IL enc which has Involved Ia the rights OF every
foreigner 10 hssco ard Americans resident in the
try woxld lose more by acknowledgement f TINS sys
OF punsbing persons suspicion than any other
clsss OF foreigners. At the time am writing the people
and The press Of Mexico decidedly 10 the shade Of
hss Is eoips on several leading papers yesterday men.
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