The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

And beg THAI the government viii give them ca oppor.
ss 70 settle here and escape from their present. thra
nwhlt we wish 70 see Mexico increase Ia population -
rapidly possible, and whilst would advocate Irish
immigration in preference 70 almost any other on 40.
count OF the vigor and adApaby OF the Celtic rsoc we
cannot form very exalted opinion Of the oolonists ia
question thcy have from their con vctions drs wn
up the statement which has been published Il shows
that they grossly grorant OF the country in which
in he tinted Se or who has read hs 1r ~
country for the past two years
The attempt which was made two years sgo to found
native American payty-whch was opposed TO aft
foreigners - well - Roman Ca&hollcs-hAs proved sig.
nal failure lar as the nation concerned In soma
localities the American Know Nothing rarty is still in
the ascendency but II has by q majority In the
country On the contrary, II has every day declined ia
power since the hrst great rally which made strong
BIZ the secresy Of ia organization and that element
human chafacter-s disposition to try something new
In the United States the foreign element popular and
Roman Catholic church more strength Bishop
Hughes OF New York, who Is the head OF the church.
and most naceItL mon in DECIDING the destiny OF the
different political parties OF the nation and he has always
managed % secure 70 bis friends many Of the
iva offices IN the gift Of every administration.
We do not believe that any number n,elLgen. Irish
men could ever agree upon making such representation
AZ has been published II is the work Of some shrewd
pdv.dual ana savors all through Of the style Of the
author OF the book which reviewed in our last That
many n the United States are dsgusted with the Know
Nothing party have not the slightest doubt but that
any number OF foreigners believe that they consttu
sonAly deprived o. any rights we oxnoot believe.
neFeply OF Tue government oil MeXicO refercnc9
mace the law of the 3lsi OF July last, which grants
lands implements cattle aud food Tor year every
coming here 10 COLOMBO AZ we have published this
N ful and reviewed again. it Is unnecessary
for give il provisions at this time The
asas the emgrans number OF questions with regard 70
Gber wants order that al a5le ones may be
satisfied al its ezpense-suct portat ,n &c The
government VII undoubtedly be liberal, and we trust
there will 30 no obstacle pu, In the way TO prevent their
coming AZ once
THE ElGLIsH FLEET.
from the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct. ISL
We have received letters from Vera Cruz setting forth
i1e fear which entertained there at the British fleet
VIII coon make IT'S appearance oil San Juan de Uilos The
papers have aiso caught the swelling breeze and the
conjecture seems to be getting general Something ike
a month ago we sad SUCH ven, might be expected
No one here possibly foriu correct opinion the
subject TINS far the or ders OF Admiral Fanshawe are
uaAaown IN Mexico ara the chances are At least even
hat the last OF next week will hoetle eet ia the
nafbor o. Vera @ AZ. The chances, cay, about
equal Tor Further diplomatic parley for immediate
ton.
me Whole character o. the correspondence between
Engiart snd Mexico the subject OF the present
greement would justify the fears that gene
rally entertained and Lord Csrendone absence from his
orders bad been forwarded TO the Admiral But what IL
tehre ORDERS have been received and Admiral makes
ais appearance q. Vera Cru2y Docs any one suppose
That he Will get 20 nTIg shells into the city
bocks5ng the ports without any correspondence ls
any 50 foolish as 10 fear that England will do
prec plate ACT. Supposlpg the feet does make It's
appearance England viii only seud her agent here TO
demand justice, and that justice cannot De denied.
Mexico cannot ose anything ~ agreeing With Ensand IN
dictate Il Mexico be disposed settle the matter by
a prompt aDd open discussion.
Il may not DO agreeable TO the pride Of the nation 10
have such apparently cosrcve thrust upon ~
out England well the difficulties and trials through
which the present government has passed. and Is sui
passiug ana VIII act with that eneucy which cbarac
intelligent and powerful nation The blockade
81 the ports Of nation winch has no feet would be
victory 10 destroy her own commerce with Mexico
would bs Wild madness.
We glad the Mexican press tskiny hold OF this
matter IN proper manner. To notions there is Ia
uafuA 20 1ar agtun
the tbreaeu ng dilon Of The relations with England
than uanslng tie character OK pure and patriotic
gent, who j. charged With The settlement OF me dim
cult, between the Two colntiies
sAouI1 American mall arrive the 1878 or 18th,
mas expect 10 bear something definite from Admiral
Fansaags he De I.s way To the coast Of Mexico
The pfzs o. tao uied states in poss esson Of tte
'lcts this, uL.ess uncommon secrecy has been OBJ
servec
sALE5 OF CHURCH PROPERTY.
HON the HeEicaa Extraordinary, Oct. IL.
The reported saes property belonging cvil AID