The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17
NEWS FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

Francisco Horn one Of the Oldest and most respected
merchants OF the land died suddenly, the 9th Of
February.
Don Jose Maria Fuente has been summoned to sur
render himself for trial. charge Of asassinating Don
Rcznipgc Miranda.
lsssfcsl effect the growing The sugar market
vas rather depressed.
There had been grand reception at Mr. Crawfords OF
Havana to whi,h all the British officers In port were in
vised Some of them got intoxeatsd and nsul.ed two
Philadelphia ladies. An apology rendered next day
s.d the affair amicsbly arranged.
By way Of Havana learn that Puebla was besieged
by seven thousand troops and was
soon to surrender Tho road to Mexico was unsafe for
uavelling.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, March Q. 1885,
4stements Of TIE English and French Vessels Of Var
American SAipping-Americdn Viss.cys TO HaoanG-
Commercial Ns,us, dc.
The arrival Of the Northern Light and her immediate
departure induce to drop you line, although 1t is
Passion day, and oil the fashion Of city is either in
TIE streets church. for the object Of confession and
remission OF their sins.
H. B. NJ. ship Powerful, Marcy, commander, Is still
IN port One French brig Of lies under the guns OF
ths Powerful-the Orestes something else. They are
out and in frequently that 1t consumes too mich OF
my valuable time TO keep the with accuracy The
gers and oorrespondence-the first not aeen and
me last is not yet distributed. Matters at Vera Cruz
American steamship Philadelphis McGowan, from a.
pinwa, ako arrived to-day. To get up with her time
and resume connection with the Pacific steamers
leave on return tomorrow ,rning with the pass
brought by the Granada from New Orleans TN instant.
Many passengers are trunk packing sightseeing
day, preparatory for movement via New 0.ieans NJ.
Hubble and party Of Boston, Mr.. Dixseu, Of New York
nom the Hotel Cubano; Gen. Bsyiy, for Charleston,
hon Wccotts; and NJ. J. J. OBsien, OF New Yo,k
fu San Francisco, at tbs Cdbano and many others
scattered about not known me.
Our health IL good, and the weather comfortable.
F.eighs brsk, at some Improvement, and sugars are
being shipped for the United States markets.
to s TaTs s si 9a
% e. discount.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
REPORTED DEATH OF HARO Y TAMIREZ-GRADUAL
CONSOLIDATION OF CoMONFORTs GOVERNMENT
sroPPA6E OF THE DISPATCHES OF THE AMERICAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPERATIONS IN TIE NORTH
THE CHURCH SETTING AN EXAMPLE OF NODE
RATION.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.
VERA CRUZ, Feb. %, 1856.
ance last wrote to you from this place matters hare
very much improved for Comontort Indeed, begin
think his government may become permanently estab-
kahed which means in this country that il may endure
for six months But qaien sate They do say no xever
tAat the Haro Ursgua nZacapoass revolution is
kscesea into cooked hat, and there mysteri
hints that Haro died suddenly, the other day in
Puebls.
You may imagine the state of the country when tell
you have had sdvices through from the capital but
once In ten days, which was from French L.
all be detained by Hsro Co. But thoe sent by the
~Ales" (vho are favorable the conservative rsacton
are all permitted to pass ARdavts to these have
been to Washington. not this the rude hand Of
power or something vastly like itY
OF The deyslopesu,s mad. The trial Of tho nsrts
engaged in The la'e shindy On DIT, that OF the
..p.,Iiot." who fred upon the town have besn con-
Int hat tha inf mat, ator cy
streeisy will escape capital punishment legal
9uebesuch, believe as his having been prisoner at
the tune and having therefore the natural right spo
nounce for the purpose of recovering his freedom.
Pretty liberal idea this. Wonder if the 'nsttuton'
was handed down from the Dons Of olden time Ia
y simply modern Mexican improvement?
OUR MATAMoRos CORRESPONDENCE.
MrAMoRos, Mexico, Feb. %, 1855.
Military Operations in the NmM-Vidaurri About TO
Adudnce San Lus--Prdiseworthy Conduct Of TIC
Bishop Of Aoncrey--7hc Principle of Non Intervention
70 Political Affairs Proclaimed BY Hia-Anneration of
ne Sate of Codhuila to that Of Naeco Leon-Projec. Of
aNeU Political League for he Support Of Liberal Insii
Mtions.
The Colonel commanding the line Ct tn. RE Grande
tHrred from Monterey the 18th instant and matters
we're arranged with Governor yidaurr to secure
unity OF action in case the forces the line should
Agan havs to take the fieId.
The General Commanding In Chief Of the Army OF the
Nerth has already sent forces into the oror and will
m few days advance himself, with four thousand
en and occupy San Luis with the other forces already
detailed for that place.
The rsvoutie nss in this state have all been dpe red
end the traitor Uraga thus deprT of rer ting
point after he was defeated BY General Ghilsrdi From
1Ampico, Governor Cara has alec detached Jrcss
% San Luis and a. the latter place they will join those
Of Euevo Leon.
The Bishop OF fiasres-commonty called Of Monterey
has addressed circular to the eurses and other OF the
sergy in his diocese admonshng them not TO int tere
way With the politics 2, the SsSIy sna Sss h
any Of the functionaies in the country
He threatens punish with severity all who may violate
these orders. the document betfays much Christian
feeling and Is consequently much appsuded.
Governor yidaurr, hss published decree annexng
the state of Coahua that OF Nuevo Leon, aad alleges
IN support of the that has been pe.itoned
by all the inhabitants in the former Sa'e excepting
those Of sa =, ard Ramos Arizpe The new Sac
the estate OF Nuevo Lson and Coahuilao
Governor yidaurri has opene. correspondence for
npas, Nueyo Leon, Coahula, Zaceteas, San LUIS, Do
range, Chihuahus Sonora and snaloa Its avowed OBJ
jeet Is to uphold the liberal institutions in Mexco
may possibly change the entire policy of the general
government respects this frontier The at the
front Of all and anxious to restore and
tranquility to this distracted country notwithStAndias
the efforts the contrary en- the part Of so many psrso
The new tariff as published by the general govern
ent has been received here and il very far from beog
satisfactory to the people this frontier We DAHL
becoming and moro convned that VIC have nothing
to At the hands OF bro her Aztecs in the iu
terror and self viii at last force TO adop
de- fdcto such measures viii secure prosperity.
not word Of local news on the hover Rio tirsude sua
the people generally, both sides Of the line vel
iongh pleased with the state Of affairs.
The CINCINNATI FUGITIVE SLAvEs-THE REoUI
sHros.-We stated the ether day that Governor Chase
had made a requistion upon Governor Morehead, a.
Kentucky for the return OF the slave who XII ed
her child within the boundaries OF Ohio but who undri
the decision Of the United States Distrc Court had be-
remsnded back into slavery. The party who
nssioned BY Governor Chase 20 proc ,ed TO Frsnkcl
the capital of neghboiing State, and mske the
QUESTION upon Cover Morehead returned to this city
yesterday without having sccomp shod their purpose
They reached franfort Thursday evening and had
interyiew with Governor Morehead and placed in his
hands the official papers relating to the with whcl
they entrus ed, The Governor told them that he
wond examine them aud give his answer the MIR.
row. On Friday morning he granted the request
OF the executive q Ohio for the return OF Ia !
woman, who had been indicted by the Grand Jury
of this county far murder OF her child