The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

Mr. raleoa, With party Of hs engineers, now inves
uyahpg TIE railroad rouis bstween this place (exco
City, md PuebA He expected to reach this CITY some
he Huasseos, portion q the State OF Tamaulip.s,
which hes been in rebellion 70 the government was ps
Horsn o he Ss and Jesus Andr.do the
leader OF the federalist forces. ,,. eo
Some time since the government gave psx'es U 'T
the commerce OF interior to bring the gooas NJ"
store In Vera Cruz out Of that unavcraoe oo.ny As
that time Gov. Zamors was supposed 20 % ~
arraDgement which might favor the commerce Oh tne
county IL now appears he opposed 70 concoding
the privilege for goods 70 leave vera Oruz view We
eminent An hopes therefore, OF any comm srcial inter-
changes between Mexico city and the principal Of
the republic are At an END - ,Ucs a. paes h0d 'ner
In vera Cruz ITSELF tho fedsralis,s appear 70 be
strong for the time being in men aud money.
reported that they intend to gay over the money due to
he railroad enterprise. Between Vera Cruz and shs
there has been some scrimmaging, but no decided nor
Tssss The government has secured lis mastery over
the brgsnd forces under the banner Of the Constitution
The official paper gives no As sdvioss from Psroe or the
from the Mexican Extraordinary, June l2l
We regret that the convenience Of the government has
made necessary suspend the publication Of able
Courier yesterday appeared q new journal, under the
title OF Les Dc1 Mondes, under the management OF j.
C.re Do Barres ceases TO be writer FOR the French
mediate or his retirement as public writer Was
the imposition of fine Of $780, which he was unable to
Translated from Fl Dario de 10 Marina OF HAVANA July
10, for the NEW YORK HERALDI
comuS rom tbs iedsrass ssy that the city was &C apsd
by their own forces whereas the newspapers OF Mexico
that the latter rstr Gated from fear o. Nrsmou
The happened to Gusnsuato, General Mora
vllami comm ling and whore the federausts sup
pose General Pueb 10 have effected his entrance.
rumor was a. at that the ederast chief FAyas had been
defeated ano forces ofvdaurr had rereated to Monte
from Vera Cruz there is no important news.
Ell Progeso continues to represent the cause OF the
government OF the capital lost II still persisted in
forced eves of troops for enforcing the army to which
end the clergy had lately assisted By accepting drafts
for two millions Of dollars Finally, FL Proeso Jays
thai the death Of General Osoo caused great conserns
ton amongst the conservatives which ia no doubt SO,
by his death they lost OF their most dstng uhed
chiefs, and their most certain hope.
MINISTER FoRsYTH's POSITION IN MKxICO-A GALL
on THE CABINET IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
NAVAL INTERVENTION PROM THE UNITED STATES.
ST NICHOLAS HOTEL, July Is, 1858.
TO EDITOR HERALD
1 have noticed the remarks Of the Nxw YORK HERALD
from time to time, which seems to understand the state
Of affairs the Mexican republic better than any paper
published In the United States.
Should strong demonstration be made by the United
States navy Tampco and Vera Cruz sustain the posi-
ton taken Mr. Forsyth with regard to the forced loan
by order Of Zuloagas government then the American
flag and American citizens will be respected But should
temporizDg spirit take hold OF the people the Cabinet
at washnt ton, did during the administrations Of Fill
and poor Pierce, then there will be no hope
security, and say with regret eternal and bid
ing injury will AX itself TO the American citizen In that
republic.
speak from sad and long experience In that country
Mr. Forsyth has taken . manly course. 81 him be
tanned, and the day not distant when nation entire
voice praise him. The south reoices now and the
manufacturers Of the North must and will join In his need
of praise He took this Alone but he has been fol-
lowed by tho British Minister Mr. 0.way, and not
saying much saying thai the voice OF the people OF
England will sustain him,
portion of the country near the Gulf Of Mexico b
invested with bandit uader General Don To-
mas Moreno, and the former collector OF the
port Of Tampico, Mr.. Montelano-who reigned under
this champion OF Oomonfort, and with that chief
csmped taking the modest OF some 100000 70 $780,
oOo-apd not 70 spoil the face OF this capital they
living by forays the poor rancheros Bear 10 mind thai
tus the liberal PARTY, and who excaim Viea Ia Lisr
tad
The clerical party require neither note comment
they speak themselves and the wreck OF the past tells
the whole story The future the problem, and doubt
that death and the meet fearful must
follow, whine hexcans, alike regardless OF the ties OF
nature Of common humanity and the laws OF God,
sea thus at defiance
VIII the United Slater see 70 this TO her own CHI.