The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-14

senated from all who constitute the most worthy and
honorable par OF society In the republic of Mexico and
has depend upon for support except few de-
magogues who only 10 be found scattered among the
md cast off by The general SENTIMENT Of he MsGican
nson. which longs ardenty 10 General santa Aana
again in the Presidential chair, looking upon him
only man capable Of saving the country from the state
anarchy and dissolution In which is and 10 which
IL has been reduced by the unfortunate movement OF
Ayutla
good Mexcans to this eject may DO speedily and immc
atey realized For then We may hope mot only that that
foundation good principles which have been rampe6
under foot by the rOwdes and backguarcs (oanaa) who
ing OF justice By which General Santa Anna has always
been animated, and the Partially which he has always
shown for the spanrds who deserved his essoem,
happy effect of leading TO the most proper and becoming
solution of the difficulties between Ae two countries which
being attempted TO be settled by diplomacy.
There another and small advantage 70 our into
rests the other sds of the Atlantic, winch shall
obtain on the day when TIE iusrious exile OF Clhaxena
ia the West Indies shall 20 bach again
occupy the Pesdentsf chair OF ther epubIc OF
If this SANTA Anna ia above all other devoted
friend the liberty independence OF his country and
he rs especially jealous advocate for preserving the
integrity OF the Mexican Te7itory SucS being the case
shameful and oisr.ceful concessions Which Cou,onfort
and his followers on the pomt Of making 70 the Anne
ricass Of the United States. sy gofsg to put the
Isssss Of 7ehudntepec into the yooer Of TIE Yankees IN
doing M they will the New World many Difficult
for dnards pho belong te Latin rce, and will
expoe posse.sions there hc Hand Of Caa) to great
| peril
The spacish ought TO look well to this mat
ter ought to put end at once TO the foes of GUY
domestic policy order to devote itself seriously and
with frncss and energy TO this master which surpasses
every other In importance II ought Know that there
are many persons living at Madrid VINO havo per
feet knowedy TIE of Me eo and of her ports
and barbors ought therefore, to consult with those
persons la neaateiy II i desires 70 &c; WITH certainty
dignity demands, ana which red interests call
for. The knowledge these persons possess would he Of
great assistance in taking steps for satisfaction, and
it is limited 70 a few persons
has also been reIer,e within the last few days that
General Santa had siresdy landed Mexico THIS,
however is not the fact Not only that iustrious erie
has not stirred foct fsea Carthagena, ut than
that bis devoted riends and partzans in Mexico, who
are Infinite in number have the greatest dulty in tho
world to induce aim 10 moe up his mind 20 enter again
upon the turmchs of pubic life; for he is q whoy
more than all other men, in humby rcsgncA TO the will
OF Providence, whose pleasure and good will has bcer
to put 10 the eevercsttfs all the of his mind in
all its qualities Of irrnness and patience in A exile in
order that when The ruin sod desolaon Of hs country
shall have attained the extreme and reached ia
utmost bounds then B recovery and restoration by him
may be the more signal and the effective.
We have a; this moment before eyes lster from
the Industrious General himself dated the lCth of last
December which is Of eucha nature a. to Justly in
epeakipg OF him IN the have here done. In
this letter speaking OF cera'nso called Genercl Cortes
who made his appearance 10 Aadrid some months ago,
and pretended 70 be envoy from the OK President,
Genei al Santa Anna makes useof the following express
sons:-
i.
has endeavored to maze to be believed that he
ployed by me- As aM'nformed by some Of my friends
in the capital papers hsye been foaud upon him tcwhich
greet deal Of i'm portance has been attached The
fellow when he was in New Orleans pretended tc Be
Envoy from the Duke Of VAeL General
Comonfort, and gave himself out being In the conf
deDce cf the Duke. What IL quite certain in the whole
maisr is that this man IS nothing ~, swndier and
iswere really the care that General Navarro ever
fell mo tse temptation II giving any degree OF conse
quence 70 this same fellow he was most assuredly
prn nd nrdt UCad III hQnr
however that we are very far from believing that ths
swinder and cheat spoke single word Of truth IN
all tina. he said when he WASH the land Of the Yankess
N0rs,gn Dramatic and Operate News.
At her Msjestys theatre the performances In honor Of
the royal marriage have superseded Nr Lumlys cacsp
opera nights which were highly successful.
Tho pyue and Harrison opera troupe have concluded
brilliant series OF performances at Foi England. Hiss
Louisa pyne took benefit Friday 9Th Of January and
Mr.. Harrison had another Saturday 9th ultimo The
theatre crowded both OCCASIONS When Mss Fine
appeared before the audience 1t seemed thoughHhe
would get of the stage again long she ept
curtseying to the deseniag cheers that AGAIN
and again rang through tic housewife wfeaths end
bouquets almost enough uuroery gardener upia
busine 10, were thrown ts hsv from the audience IN
TIova.ore' vas rendered ct Mr. HArrson's benefit At
the end OF the opera Mr. Harson Mas louisa Pync and
Mr. Ferdinand Glover .oadiy called before the
tain, and ssimlar tribute YVES afterwards paid to Mr. Al
fred Mellon.
Mr. Charles Kcan Is playing Hamlet at the Prniccss's
n7ounced tiIs erAe that Prince Napoleon
about TO give grand soiree ct which theatrical
performance would form par. af the entertainment y
happened that the invitations issued for the very
evening which the Emperor wen. 70 the Grand Opera
The dramatic piece 10 be performed Quille posr la
Peur by a. Alfred de vigpy, and The necessary p7sra
eBtered the first drawing room, where the PFirce
was parsipg with Count ElIeweki, and said Aon
segnear tse Emperor has been fired st' al. be wound
edf' cried the Prince. mo, monse Rner" Immediate
y the Prince and the Minister fastened TO the Opera the
former requesting bis guests not t. withtraw before his
return. Al the expiration of hour the Prince
back "Gentlemen'' said he, "tlier Majesties
hurt, end the Emperor wishcseve-s thing 60 toss
not ring had happened elsewhere The dramatic rep
reservation then place Nine Plessy hng the rin-
cpa part. Afterwards symphony for two viol-s
admirably played by AlarG and one OF his pupils boy
Of twelve years OF sd Sarasnde, very no
former Duprez gave suo' Of Berspger's songs,
the "yi,ux sergent' :be "D,eu BONES Gems"
the whole passing OF most successfully
Nine Dc wilhorst has temporarily retired FROM the
Italian Opera at Paris, after singing In "Don Pogsnse"
three tines Ner BeraldA 5cnsvoa,ano and Tedcsco
cha ming the Llsbonites
Tie receipts Of the theatres oorcerts balls cscon-
e. spectacles and curoe,iss OF Paris for December,
lsti amounted TO 800 $50 francs % centimes (about
ss 40 per day. For tue year 74e se.i 2:o beng
ceiling except that OF the grand exposition.
lrstor Roqueplsu has discovered nedited opera by
D0pni1ett. II s called "Rfta, and Is believed 70 be
&c aune by the collabora;e OF the master.
Anew opera by Maestro Campana shortly 10 nc pro
daOed at Her Msjctys iasare London, under the pat
ronoge Of Lord Ward.
Bsio Czerlna) Marin Ueper,slo) and Tar serR (ot-
t,yo) have made fs<us at 81 Petersburg IN Don Clio.
vennL'
The Paris correspondent Of The London Cert Jcundl,
dan 49, says1he rage noble birth amongst artists,
copisd from Pccolomni and others, has gyen rise to
funny adventure waion took place at Msd.ne de Beau
monts concert the other night. well known French
and his wife were engaged 10 sing aths concert,
and the star Of the evening snnouassd 10 be .
Nasame DO, whose appearance In Fsris had been
preceded with the greatest mystery The lady pro
clnsned OF nobla Italian Amy OF great wealth who
bad chosen the sage noa from necesssy, bun volitiou,
aad whose pursuit OF art had offended In TIE highest de-
F halx.l .D.
tston tp'ee, the nsble stranger spears-s led 10
snoforte, vhsre the tenor aud his wife already
posted and tr2lssoean Of ama,emot asiorishes the
aud ence The Indy OF tho prncely Italian family OF o.
IL recognized at sister by her nfurisied brother,
whose horse ss had lof hrce years eco FOR Italy and
whom she hae givon no tokens OF existence since that
time.
The Journal 4. Oossntinople sa.s1 tina. orchestra
OF females being formed In the palace Of Of the
prncestes In imitation 81 which axsto In the imperial
palace and that city Gu instruments being construed
ed specially ur H. bus with notifications called for By the