The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

echoes for We Arst time, and VIII be used 70 keep The
cords Of love for the throne Of San Fernando from
frettng faithful natures This battery, upon which
thousands have been squsndered be Of no use
save the city In Of the revolt Of the sever
hful" and then would be Of actual service, for the
angle depression obtuse for the distance, and be-
yond the city there would be enemy TO reach. Early
In the morning six thousand soldiers were under arms
for revew the right resting upon the Paseo, near the
Mars ana scposs II about half way up Queen street.
Ono battalion Of negroes on the ground was decidedly
he best physical presentation Of the day although INC
Colonel had 70 be informed whom he reached the bead Of
has command, he could not see the line before him
he would never know when TO run Ths review was,
respectable IN nssico, about the taxing Of which We
hear much lees said in the iew weeks past.
kiss hands" q II J. q the Palace, and everybody
dinner party and ball at the Palace brought up all
our dignity, for the day and nsht-and beauty was not
prove her force Or 70 recruit her strength.
The Aexican steamer Democrats still remains here
q o% s. son
hampton arrived Yesterday and leaves today for Vera
Cruz Several Distinguished Personases arrived oy her
called upon by General and Mrs. Concha last evening
Az bad gone there 70 New Orleans editor
The Captain GeneraI and his family INTO the saloon Of the
house To listen 70 him for the hour remaining was not
tedious.
HAVANA, Nov. ~, 1864.
American Gold at Discount IN Ct1a-Ow Relations cia
kezsco-TM Cse Of Barron, Forbes % -Kesican
Reuolsaims-rk Comocfort Gournmsent, dc.
certain correspondent Of the New York papers bas,
With characteristic and cupabe disregard Of TRUTH repre-
scented that orders had been issued by the Spanish
government that American gold coin should be received
At the Custom House at par This statement ID utterly
false and has been the Of nicting losses upon
A.. no ~ ,u N hanp Au,cv
can gold only taken at the Custom House ct 10 per
cent discount and in The trade, Of course, a,
the same rate although in some instances great
or discount is demanded. Possibly the same per-
SON win construe the mounting Of 1870 heavy
guns on the Cstxna fort into precautionary measure
against the great invasion nom Mexico. Az 10 the
invasion Of Mexico by Spanish force, that Of this
island by Mexico tho former Is very improbable and
the latter absolutely absurd.
There b considerable 81 mpa,hy exhibited for Mexico
in her present troubles, and has been said that
the English merchants In Mexico had peti.ionci
for the Intervention OF their government In
the case Of Barron, Forbes Co., on the alleged
reason that would destroy their commerce, ana
furthermore they believe B., +. o. 70 be guilty. they
say they smugslers. is not, OF course, at oil
strange that Enghsh and other merchants In Mexico
should desire peace with all natone peace
~ their prosperity but that any Engnh other for
0lgn merchant knOulu ueCaro Dellei 10
their cup.bity does not present toe foreign merchants
very honest point OF view. Those who inhabt glass
houses should not throw stones ut those of their neigh
bcrs There aupsrabundant proofs Of the cupAbty
OF their most active trsducers In this
respect which the higher authorities have not shough
proper to interfere. Why then exhibit ouch extraord
nary zeal in the att mpt 70 or this charge upon "
Co., In order 10 make OF them exampeY reform OF
this nature should be radical and 10 be such must begn
with ise by appointing 70 Offices Of trust
OF well known proby, restricting them 70 the just
fufImeni of their euties-not men who are given to
understand that they must make the most Of the
once they hold, ard who naturally enough, ~hes
occasion oilers, gratuisousiy offer or propose -
sdmi! zoe upon The payment OF pc, baps one
imagine most merchants would find It difficult to
Withstand and clearly the govern meat gent is the cul
This attempt TO make an example Of Barron, F,rbcs
Co. does not originate In audable desire OF REFORM No.
withdrawing ,he coorirg given the transaction, Is
miserable subterfuge put IN play TO their prejudice, A.
their existence a mmercal house Is nimcai to the
iniereeu Of certain other parties WI am assured,
during the mil sI alton OF SANTA Anna. eidesvored -
procure their Punishment from Topic; but Santa Anna
unprnciptd and odous tyrant - he was said 70 be,
pud not resolve upon tine preparation OF this vndctvs
81. notwithstanding his petitioners his staunch
Tends, and al the tame time ID well known that be
ind nereEi unren dy, this nrm. AM Eoglisb
merchant bo couptenapoer tue hexcan govern 10
bis Gaze should reflect thai be aiding In establishing
the arbitrary rcise OF which may be made
# scspa himself at any moment bis activity or In
6usry excites the cupdy envy Of those engaged In
imiAr buslnets pursuits.
7hs famops petition Upon which Dcgosio basel
DIS 0eCreo LOT tno exile Of Mcssru D. anu
was Afterwards declared hoelIous and caumnia
DRY by q competent Judge IN the City OF Mexico,
ard seItereei a such The execution Of the sentence
~ evened by the direct Interference OF Oomonfort
hin SELL Al LATER period communications OF decidedly
deamaiory nature and consequently In CONFIRMATION Of
the exiting law published by Castanes In the Trait
de Unio and IAndero In several the Mexican periodicals
Mr. Barren s had the courts OF justice for
the punishment Of the authors Of these hbeh but TO his
afonn bment learned that special orders had been asu
ed by Comonios 10 there Judges prohibiting
expieny any action tho subject Of his complaints
against the deiamers OF his house.
II 10 all very well 10 assert that Comouforts govern
ment closed courts OF justice seainst r. Co., on the
question Of bes against them for fear Of their per vcros
the ends OF usuce by subornng Judges They not only
pay very poor compliment 70 the honesty OF the Judges
but make distinguish display Of their persploaciy
bribery, nJracsed must be for the purpose procur
ne an lsga de- cb ion And clearly la~ was In Mr.
Barron's favor; and cannot be denied that this deepoc
assumption OF power IN hus inerdictng The action o.
law emncptly essential 10 the welfare OF any
nifty, In order 70 shield personal friends from Inevitable
const quenoes, an unequyoca exhibition, qualifying
CORRECTLY the sentiments OF the called liberal govern
ment IN its action In reference 10 b y. Co.
The unofused want Of principle and good faith seen
In the decisions OF prominent men forming the new ID
mnisiraticn hardly entities them 70 the encomiums 90
isyisbly btsowed. hoped by the friends Of Mexi
that their would be distinguished By the prac
generation Of The country out even II such had been The
there much 70 fear that their hopes woild
be vain. The almost durna "pronuncia measos" lamar
haptua 10 them habit that viii ncs be- 'scon
nuec until The masses become sufficiently cnhs tened
10 appreciate the value o. real nOsrtys OF sOWe
friendly power takes enough In their welfare 70
protect them IRON themselves That they require
such protesusn sufficiently indicated by ths past aod
present During period Of SIX months fro n August,
1886 70 January 1860 there less than ave 90
cupans OF the Presidential chair, viz Santa Anna Ia
VEGA Csrrra. Alvarez and Comonfort, the present
constitutional incumbent; unconstitutional - he does no,
bold the Office by the SURFACES Of tho people The viii
Of Alvarez places MIN there and Alvarez attained the
position by the sword. This the cause OF the existing
ference between the Central government and General
ydaurr, who contends that sufficient time has elapsed
for the fulnlment OF the stipuisons OF the plan OF
"Ayulta" ms plan contains an article which dectre'
that chief magistrate Of the Mexican republic shall
be elected BY vote Of a msjority Of the inhsoants.
Jomonfort Of the advocates aud supporters OF
this plan yet vieaurri VINO insists upon s beng mate
wand, Is s,ign atized ~ traitor
HAvlSA, Nov. Is, 1855
Briiish Steamers N Pot-ArTiuai Of kerscaH Lsdy-
Honor Sho1rn Her by he rowf-Neo Granada Pcu,cs-
R,ported PLANS ~ Bnoiand-st Dymiaoo A6d1s-Uss-
ted States ser c.ttns Schooner rarsna, DC
The Brni,h brig Of war Atalsnta, Commander Pcsey,
arrived here Port Royal Jamaica, the 23d last,
and nierchsnsed sausons with the port and authorities