The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-16


tnue q consequence Tie payment q the Spanish debt
TO which may add that Il viii b. equally disposed
n5omuiy the families o. the Spanish subjects sacrificed
rigar of tho laNs.
II Is We have no doubt the foregoing aayices are cor
rect We believe that there will shortly be complete
terminal ion % al the questions which had obliged her
haJestys government % undertake the recent warlke
plePNatohs fesce = always an object q our nnernost
deses but only honorable pcac could BE- acceptable
unto Us As We present the foregoing uioruaton We
hope ,hat that which, according 70 IS foreshadoved,
vii DC universally Judged, aud that might again
fehlate ourselves The performance OF justice honors
will Hr the same reason be no less honorable
TO the republic than . the Spanish nationality
From tie New Orleans Picayune, Dec al
The passengers brought down by the Oregon 10 Vento
sal e on the afternoon Of the 2qh and portion OF them
reached such on the afternoon of the 2d inst All would
have done 50 but for want Of horses and mules The rest
arrived on the morning OF the Cd
The steamboat started from Slchl down the river with
OF some Of the horses and mules having failed portion
Of the passengers had % walk part OF the WAY % such
and enjoyed the trip amazingly
The company must supply ANIMALS immediately for pas
Sengers ana baggage
The health % the lsthmus is very good.
The works are rapidly progressing and Junruam bridge
The New Orleans mails Of Nov 20 crossed the isthmus
IN thirty five hours, and the Passengers in orty-two
pect them soon.
The road from Jaepcc Fifteen Mile Camp is cut
through, and miles of land travel; and the
ne" haaeng road Will soon De DONE and save five miles
There is only few miles Of bad road remaining.
BY the arrival OF the schooner HI Spearng Captain
Rogers, from Vera Cruz have files OF papers the
"a INST, and the following letter from correspondent in
chat city
VERA CRUZ Dec 2, 1855
As the Spearng is about TO sail, have but few mo-
There quite stir just now In the last few days
french Meet has anchored at Sacrncos under the com
mand of Admiral Ieurneau There are now here five
French vessels, viz, two steamers, brgs and
irgae Two others are expected soon Thus there will
be French fleet Of seven ships here 10 few days.
There are now here four Spanish vessels ana three
more are expected daily They come II is said, bent upon
There will be here, a short time, three British
vessels coming on collecting expedition
THIS Will give US formidable array Of eighteen war
vessels al this port.
Il looks strange TO many flags flying SACRIFICES,
aud "narey" American one thar"
Bot the captain is about to leave. send you file OF
papers and you may make up some theory from them.
From tie interior We have positively nothing reliable.
Communication Is su cut of, but is said there is for
mdabie force on tie way between this and oTzaba to
attack THIS city.
Every body as, and foreigners leaving the city
for the coast 10 get out 81 danger.
In the Vera Cruz PTogyeo, u the I'd. inst, find il
stated tina, the diligence which had arrived the previous
day, had brought reliable confirmation Of reports al
ready current that Gen Marquee had been routed BY
forces under the command Of Gen Degollado action
at the bridge OF Iolooan and that GEN Arteaga had
obtained a complete triumph party commanded by
Col RGelas in the neghborbood of Guanauaio enter
ING the city however, as he desired first 10 confer with
Degolado Buelas, ii stated, arrived at the capital
reported that number OF firms in the capital had
been pursued by the Hucasa government, for having
resisted the heavy ard erempory demands made upon
them for further contributors.
The reaetonary movement, says the Progress rapidly
approaching its denouemeut, and is scarcely likely that
u will get To Vera Cruz, before dong
appears from articles in the PFegreso that sr Sarat,
the Zuoaga governor Of Tabasco leaving the city
possession OF II being taken by the liberals, already
announced, went TO the several foreign oonsuls with
the view of prejudirng them against the designs
OF the liberals and eudeavOrei - persuade them TINT
prime feature IN their would be that OF depressing
imued a,eg asCertaAg the fact addressed c0mmlni
catobs to the several consus for the purpose Of
teractng any impressions which Sarlais statements
might .e calculated 10 make: and the replies OF the
suls o. the United States, Of spain aud Of France,
Governor Corsos circular Published. Mr.. + r. John
500 Ouf lonsuii orty expresses ms saisatto WITH
Sgnor Corsos dec araon and announces biz intention to
transmit Il 10 his government Sgnor y. Pablo Sastre
MEGA states that the report that the liberal forces would
not respect the residences Of the consus foreigners
TAX possession Of the city had created the proloundes
dssust him. but that The declarations Of Ssnor Corso
bad completely queted All his apprehensons, although
he utmate that be hal previously solicited the Captain
General Of Cuba to send vessel 81 70 the port 70
protect Spanish citizens should il prove necessary. ~
Eme Binac, the French Consul, inuma;es his pleasure
10 believing N tie sincerity o. senor oorsos declaration
and that the fears which had been raised for the safety eg
Ironcb subjects were ranquilzed
Colonel B,naydes heretofore attached 70 the liberal
parry, niiinated 70 have gone over TO the Luoisa
side the taking Of the castle 81 pcrote and had writ
ten leer 10 the Governor Of the State Of Vera Cruz,
recommending lin 70 submit % the Zuoaguta regime.
The pe9rs0 adm nslers 10 him very Causiic castlga.
tou FOR treachery and regeneration.
Governor Artcaga, OF Queretaro, has ssued decree,
the object Of which TO put down bands q maraldcrs,
who, IN TIC name q the liberal party penetrate out
RACES 90 The people in siarsey populated parts Of the
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