The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29

.,d., and vc,,.hsx ussous In such state Of anxiety
debility and consumption, men VINO ioye tue country and
have interests In II 70 defend .ara ns oye I .ue past
10 restore the demolished edioe OF that I'll treated
nation but NOT TO restore ~ giving up 70 this or that
svsSv element Of order In eeot II 10 only short time
ago hat in tho city Of Puebla General nzare sustained
nv the clergy and part of the forces sarrisoned there
has pronounced himself prooaiminS III plsu OF Iguals
and the treaties of Cordovs, which, aware In
v,te 70 the empire Of Mexico . prince the dynasty
which rules II present In Spain.
This, M Editor Of III Norte E,pana' proves the polt
cal and social condition Of that country.
General Santa Anna residing ct CarhAgena OF the
Indies when left Amerss last November commissioned
by influential persons OF the vatve party bring
rS M sn as
place there should be known, that Europe may for .
ment turn her eyes towards the unhappy American
strands where band Of adventures has taken posses
sion by armed force OF what once rich patr'mony
Of CASTLE You, sir In denying In your useful and In
huential paper the report that bring commission from
General Santa Anna to recruit officers engssDg the said
General to deliver up those regions to the Spanish rule
have acted remarkably we'll for believe you TO be a.
well informed any OF what General Santa Auna DESIRES
and what needful for that people. You have worthiy
stood up for the honor Of your inusrious fiend and
with respect TO my humble per,on, Mr.. Editor, you
cannot be acquainted with IT, because military man
was garrisoned in one Of the Interior provinces.
Be known, In conclusion, that General Don Antonio
Lopez de Santa Anna disposed 10 make use OF oil the
means which In his power for the preservation
OF our race and of the aatu quo ia America he
has said nothing 10 me about recruiting military
men, as / do not believe that patriotic general
Santa Anna entertain the Idea Of giving up his nation
TO foreign scepre and domnion and ao me to assure
you, Mr. Editor that quite approve Of the ideas emit
ted in the paragraph inserted In your esmaoe paper,
corresponding the oath Of the present month and in
reference to the lustrious Mexican general.
have the honor Mr. Editor Of placing myself Of your
disposal and beg to remain your humble and obedient
servant DOMINGO CORrES.
The New Territory Coded to Russia By the
Paris COngI ess~
The Monietr de Ia FIotte coalAins tho following des
crip0n OF Komrat which has been ceded to Russta BY
the late treaty and which IL not 10 be found In any geo
graphy:-
Komrat Is town In BsasarAbia situate on the right
bank Of the Yapuk, about e6 versts from BoIgrAd In
The compr sed between that stream Of water and the
Pruth. This town did not exist In tho 1872 when
the peace Of Bucharest signed, which annexed Bes
sarsba to the Russian empire. II u built on the ground
formerly occupied BY the village Of Aks, celebrated for
being the birthplace Prince Bessaraba who nst reign
over that country and gave his Bessarabia
The town Of Komrat occupies the third rauk after that OF
Kischenau, the chief town In the Province. BY the
treaty Of March 1885, was 10 have been given to Mol
oavia by the Emperor Of Russia The Russian govern
ent proposes 70 transfer the seal Of Of the
Bulgarian colonies to Komrst and 70 establish cuso
house there which establishment has been hitherto at
Bogrsd The Bulgarian colonies 10 BessarAba pros
porous, and comprise altogether 81 villages