The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-05

Il local custom house Authorities belong ng 10 me
,oueut onal party the arcraug duties Tho merchan-
destined TO San in1s foosi and Santa Barbara,
wirh places are within the possession the central
r,, cii mept The merchandise appears 70 have been
hy the authorities .. the central government
druard made upon Schultz for the payment duties
rd time to that party, This Sbutz protests against
violation Of the existing treaties the United
states and Mexico.
.on mapder Dahigren mad an interview with Governor
Garz OF Tampico, who assumed the responsibility for
forced loan upon Basticn, and that ready 10
Indemnity TO him Tor the injury done. IN reply TO
inquiries Governor CARA said that he had great dis.uc
practice similar noestatons upon citizens Of
United States but necessity might compel him 10 resort
like contributions ON all merchants in which those OF
the ncd States would of be included Command
er nahren remonstraled against the proprey Of this
reminded Governor that the United
government had fully approved Of the OF Mr. For
syth resisting similar exactions upon American resi-
az the city OF Mexico and that continuance Of such
course would endanger the friendly relations between the
two countries Governor Cara wonld bind himself
nothing further but promised 10 write 10 his government
that Of Juarez, for more particular instructions
The of Mr.. Schultz was then discussed Governor
CARA observed that the matter under judicial
gation and that he was not disposed interfere To this
it replied that the merchant could investigate the
political rights OF the local authorities and that the United
States could not hold the Judge responsible but must look
to the government oi Mexico for the repafaton OF any
wrongs
Two Spanish war steamers stationed in the RI yer on
Tampco for the protection Of is consulate merchants
An English force also expected, English mcr-
chant had forced pay 81 O0O his house taken by
soldiers, and himself put INTO prison. Commander
Dahlgrcn makes the following general remarks upon the
condition of Mexico
hardly convey to the Department idea Of
smp and AZ r hSe Sen nps a m Ss sr
Of parties that distract the with civil Ma
desired to render the people happy and yet ssrca
to he lowest s6b BY he issds u the military Saai who
wrangle Tor the last miserable vestgss private pubic
Of decency left in these rulers
,Sen make way for new horde Of aaventarers Liberty
nere - none ne wors, % i1rm q military license nat now
be at hand when the United States win be bound BY
abas evil which peace hemisphere
The military leaders Of Meso are altogether reckless
those Of the United States
Under date Of the nth October, Vera Cruz Com
mander Dahgren gives the particulars Of interview
with President Juarez, relative 10 the complaints OF s.
ten and Schultz at Tampco. After detailing the case OF
the rs President inarez declared shat the practice Of
levying forced loans improper and should not be
tnued and that he woud so instruct Governor Cara by
IN. next British packet OF the Of Schultz he had
information President Juarez exhibited every dispo
ston TO prevent citizens from being subjected
proper and repeated his desire sustain the
best understanding with the United States In reply to
note from Commander Daghren Mr. Ocampo the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs of Juasez addressed 10 him the follow
ing onicial note
ecs S you ne % % p under e date
ths 18Th instant and which received yesterday,
s 'se Ts e ss re
% ns o IN sS @ %@s wo
citizens IN relation Of apecunary nature
20 redress which well rs % prevent such future the
President stated you that he would require
Mr. Cara, the Governor Of TamaIpss wbo Ia
reign affairs is In under the jurisdiction the President
and that he would then adopt appeared
him and proper the good which
his EyceeDcy desired should between
and the United States Othe evening the day oi the
ceived at the department; under charge brought by the
repio which anchored that day this port which related
TO The same matters az those in which you interpreted
With FespHctto forced loans exaced Foreigners the
President had sr.dy s Gn.dslaars in the month OF Mrsh
las. dated general reputation eSesptnr foreigners from
such loans and TO day b an express dspsshsd sabssee
such eyes IN future and 70 return AT he sums esaecd
and make due indemnify.
win respect 70 he Of Mr. schu he general order
which deeed just has already been Dictated directing
hs, The cargo detained iAaoyn9ta in part Of which Mr.
than hsh fine as penalty for the uffasuon which the
febrlary The issuing this order mainly,
ha the tuAi sinAon of he repabae rendered posstb.
for The Judges who had gnzapce of the Of appeal
ds.sde promptly.
- hose Interested the said prevented
IA the President fnds and under
standing Of st passed The audience he deems
he your obedieni servant, n OCAMPO
TO JoHs DAnIsRxx, Esq., commaniius United States
ship Plymouth.