The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

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dium in order that We may nnd space to insert The
following rsxs will give tho ghs cf s the news re-
oeved from those countries and not already pubhshed
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Our correspondent writes from the CITY Of Aexdco -
Mexico % nothing TO fAr from foreign couptvos and
cannot see how the present revolutionary party can
hope estsosh itself sgs,nst the progressive steps made
by ComoSfort BY the for the uosrat0n OF the
Snstso part, ne. been srs:s'a y
Who bought under that law belongs 70 this parry
ard cannot number less than 200 oo0 OF the oess And
most Intelligent In tho whole republic These
bound by that st'oa teseif intereso protect 90
mouior he falls they viii be the constant fo.s Of amp
would not Iopg be ct work In getting up power
fol and sucoessfui revolution consider tho law In ques
pendenoe for untes ali It's friends on ono great point,
90 which they never can and Int
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Thh government secs clearly. what every foreigner
that Mexico have other pio hnre II she
would prosper Immigration Is the cat cry. and
les that the hes given orders - the Era
ovdiwory, journal the publication Of oil the laws
relative 70 immigrants Several u ousaud copies Of thix
pape are 10 be astbused throughout, the United States
lsst TO eirspeers the resources OF Nex,o-a most
capital idea Give ten thousand foreigners, large
povcn from the Unind Slater TO begin with and 70
years will Mexico fourshing. Revolutions
VIII be st an cnd-a now era will begin.
l mus, gvu you credit for the oleaxneos With
which the HERALD speaks on Mexican affairs II 10 rs
heshlng to pick up American paper that really knows
/ VIDAL II v Wfiung about.
AMERICAN CLAIMS on MEXICO.
The Mexican Extraordinary OF the 7th ult says
Amongst the complaints that now before the
Mexican government those of Q number of persons
who prisoners under Q charge Of being aibus
year and have been in this city Awaiting tal for ten
months they are sl kept here In suspense, many thom
most csrcssed ana beegsrly condition One court hes
Judged them innocent, before other they
have nsd esriBg and yet they remain In our streets
objects Of charity In connection With this party tue
are likewise ksps prisouers Their has
sezed her cargo squandered, and the vessel itself has
sns IN point Of Law and equity has bean
without any decision I'LL this moment Besides these
there are number more that have besu resting
or late aggravated has Up IN the port OF
Mszauan. Capisn Briggs. Of the American schooner
papers, has been kept prisoner for long tnne not
withdrawing he has, since bis imprsonmont received
1se IN CLOSE and Tor several days Va. not
allowed com municst,on with any body not even his wife
and youpg SON, .ho were in The vessel with hin but be
has been held like murderer. HIS vessel has been
seized unioaded, her sais unoent and everything has
been taken Shore In their possession. including the
cargo that vas bound TO La Pas and that which was
Besides these things Captain Briggs has rsosved the
very respecaSle source, For tss sssalss povuos q
ore night be WIS len immersed in pile Of human nlsn
when he wss laughed ., and jeered by The guards who
were placed over him.
MANIFESTO OF GEN. ALVAREZ.
Gen. Alvarez has lately issued Q mssesto, declaring
the rumo Of serious variance between himself Pro
sdent Comonfer 10 be without foundation aud gotsn
up for evil purposes. The point OF hs manifesto Il
tanned in the conclusion Of IT, which ID follows:-
In vain they sprcad shelr SANDERS vain they try
they point their shas al the aominisraiou which gov
us. for an resolved 10 defend II against all tbose
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fare the soldier Of Independence will ever be ready to
further.
SoNPAYMKST OF MEXICAN BONDS.
The London Posf Of the 1sh tnss commenting on the
reaisnaon Of sesor Lerdo Secretary Of Treasury In
Mexico holds this language, which significant coming
o. does from the organ Of Lord Palmssssou;-
In regard NJ Ierdo resesiug he Ministry Fiuaocs
much regret need be evinced his rotrcmen from
oce since his suocessor muoa worse than by
sending, in three years SUN nsnt 70 pay half
years dividend or approprAtpG TO ohsr purposes that
which honestly and legally belongs 70 the bcndholders
He might 10 make amends erdcavor to obtain whatever
lodged here In the Bxns Of England towards
the dividend fund, not that he cannot ses hold OF
&C. A. Parliament has meS II II 10 be hoped that the
COMMITTEES viii prevail, upon some Independent, member
10 bring the garpg dlshonessy OF the Mexican govern
nent before the Houss Of oommons and =, the Same
upon his memorable circular Of 184s addressed 70
consular agents the various deiausins STATES In South
9eo 90 sterIinr tho greatest pan OF she loss fsinr
upon small bolders least able 70 bear H.
MOVEMENTS OF THE sANrAsMsrs.
Gevcrsl Santa Annals son and bis law both
Of whom In Havana watching the Of II.
fairs In Msxico, have addressed the Mexican public
through the Havana prses, denying the tad
from Spain 10 the effect that ssnsa Anna had
snssary TO Madrid Offering TO bring the republic again
under the Spanish The lestsrs full OF high
soundns professions Of patriotism. and tba, Of the
oosisins This parssrsph;-
onen ~ he (sAnta Anna) hes left the supreme com
mand Of the Mexican nation and retired aneousy 70
the circle Of private Me n an humble spo he bss never
disturbed the course OF the governments that have
ceeded him; the contrary he has sways ami every
occasion when .Any Msr&ns have appealed 70 his re.
s the head Of the designs that might be formed by the
good cxzsns Of Mexico seBsrstios
ia, might prcnise good for her Il sasy invoksd hi.
name.
BRITISH NEGOTIATIONS IN NICARAGUA.
We have some snce alluded 10 the fact that Great
Britain cndeavoving 70 negotiate treaty win the
native govern OF Nicaragua. The Boitis Ofcsal OF
Leon the organ Of Pr cden Rvas Of the 7h OF Novem
Der last has long article In opposition 10 the csty, ~
being unvorablc 10 Nicsragus than tnst proposed
jointly By the United States and England through Mr.
Webster and Mr.. Crampson.
statcs thai In tho propositions Great Britain
deavors 10 place Nicaragua In the humia,ns position Of
recipient of territory from the Mosquito Indians whom
Nicaragua hes recognised any right Of sovereignty
those Indians, their possesson Of tho territory In
question In any vay; thus striving 70 obtain from M
carsgua IN present distress, . rccossiuoa Of the
Mosquito protecorsie further states that the Britain
Charge distinctly refuses rive mp Britah claim 10
pro4xcscrste over Greytown, 10 CLOSE that port 10
nlbussers, upon which the Boldin argues folove-
Cant. Hollns In tho United States ship Cyane has
bomharded and burnt San Juan del Norts asd Great r
sn up 70 the present time has passed over the fact in
silence Ether San Juan abandoned BY the Mosquitoes
and BY ths pvotectorse o Great Britain, 10 not n
II N Abandoned. n too much 10 consent that Nicaragua
s legitimate owner, should her rehn7 II Il too
much that Nicaragua should pospess hst port under
cent re established good understanding with great
nation that has protected even ~ proper ageats
outraged BY that ZOO severe scr
II seems Mr. wycke the English Charge, took tho posi-
ton that there was no established authority San Juan
70 stop the entrance OF parties Of men landing there
reirscvcs Wsihev N thsy coveYed themselves Win the