The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20
Additional from Mexico.
from the New Orleans Delta, June l.

7 From Orleans Delta,
BY the steamer Texas arrived yesterday evening from
Vera Graz We have brief correspondence from Vera
Cruz Of the sth and papers from the city of Mexico up
the 9th inst, among them several copies Of the EraOri
nary paper published in English, which has Just
been established by William Moran Our correspondent
writes
The Spanish Minister near the government ar
rived the 2st of May and proceeded to Mexico. A
fleet Of armed Spanish ships has arrived, probably to
blockade the port OF Vera Cruz IL Mexico does
10 terms with the Spanish Minister Il is composed as
follows-Steam risme Isabelle ID, steam rgate Ulloa,
Great excitement and ceSsternaon prevail War with
Spain! Death 10 all Spaniasds. is the cry"
1Ilc Minister, backed by the fleet aforesaid was in
the city 1f te2ic0 On the 9Th inst The Esraordindry Of
the 3lst ult. speaking Of his arrival at Vera Cruz thus
poces he elecI produced at the capital and explains
the nature of his mission.
The dillcuy between the President and Congress was
only settled when arrived here by telegraph Of a
Spanish fleet being at Vera Cruz where the new Spanish
minister Senior Don Miguel de los Santos Alvarez had
landed i, looks rather beugeren and it Is as well TO
make a note Of II in passns.
that few years age the claims OF Spanish
subjects upon the Mexican government Wee pressed and
settlement. resulted called the Spanish Con. ention,"
whereby Mexico acknowledged an Indebtedness o. -,
eO26 co.. the interest at per cent on which was 70
paid annually. and a sinking fund Of per cent 70
created for the ultimate extinction Of the principal Bu
Scarcely was the ink dry upon the convention papers be
fore was discovered that fraudulent ana most pare
faced impo-i0ns bad been pracccd IN the allowance
some rather large items The result was that the Mexican
government called for revision OF the Convention
which promised by the Spanish ambassador De
Laws ensured no revision took place in consequence OF
bsaces thrown in the way by the said ambassador,
at the same time pressing demand made for til
payment OF the Interest, &c. very bad feeling
created between the governments on the subject
Senior Zyas left abruptly threatening vengeance, and
now a new minister las come with ships of war aud
other amble per suasions And thus stands the question.
That paper thinks that hosties will na cnsue: it says
Npxco i not so disposed and that SPAN cannot AFFORD +.
indulge in the expensive amusement 9sss now; and it
add The first gun fired from Spanish frgate would
be the first announcing Of the less Of Cuba
II was msoted point ia Mexico on the 9TH instant
a.. li.tl
ceivca Cysa this head the Extraordinary says
five are take for true the currcnt among
the people aud in the press, is evident that the new
Spanish Minister has not been received officially by this
government III private interview with the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs Santos Alvarez stated his mission
10 be the settling amicabe manner Of the Spanish
Convention. and some other difficulties. Whercupon
senior Rosa replied that his credentials would be examined
when the fleet Vera Cruz had departed Had the Span
jsh Minister presented his credentials without any verbal
explanation. perhaps he might have been recognized.
But "a. H. the course adopted by the Mexican Cabinet
fully approved BY the people, with unexampied unan
nifty.
Tho Extraordinary states that the Mexican government
: is DISPOSED 10 encourage emigration. II says
The efforts making by the government to induce foreign
immigration Mexico Is deserving OF all praise II ndi
Gates liberay OF sentiment and wise policy, which u
successful would be productive Of the happest results
for the country. Frotting by the experience OF the
United States and Great Britain in her colonies on this
subject Mexico Is DESTROYS OF following thelr ex-
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