The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

PARTY Il. n. The PARTY OF THE PsIEsrs AND o.
pbsPOTIsn) TAKEN ON BOARD THE sTHAkEa mB,
ON THBm WAY TO TAMpIco.
Don FTapcieco Pacbeco, Don Jose Maria Nunyes,
Don Manuel T. dc yamregui, Don Rachael Rafael,
Don Antonio Oorona Don G T. Gaguern,
Don Leonardo MARQUEE, Dan n. fSrque Arena,
Don ASoe'iD Ares, Don jose Valtes Msndno,
Don Sfcgorio del CALICO Don Peiro veles,
Don San,isgO Moreno, Don Antonio Gomez Perez
Don Raphael t}opzaley, AtiaDo Ia servantj.
For AoDs1o on11' Secretary sss Of s'a'e' &C., 80
TIE DOCUMENTS.
MEMORANDUM !. Causes wherefore Senior Rafael
fedtor of Santa Annals organ in Mexico when he
was Dictatorl undertook to procure the return of
Senior Aguilar TO Havana; the great advantages
derived from his services, both here aud in Mexico,
with reference TO his brother, and to the priest Fa
ther Miranda; and the money and instructions sent
by him, &c, &c.
2. What did TO induce Senior Aguilar to give up
the idea OF his journey to Turbaoo; 1.-THE recent
residence Of Santa ADna1; difficulties which | met
with, and what was Obliged to tell him in order to
induce him TO so back to Havana.
8. Conferences held on board the steamer,
which excited suspicious; the secret plans OF Aguiar
and his extrevagant pretepsions; the alarm or Don
Rafael on this account.
4. Arrival at Havana; conference Of Sen. Aguilar
with Gen. Ooncha; his demands and pretensiOns; the
refusal Of Gen. Concha. The veAation OF Aguilar at
the silence of Senior Corona; strange conduct OF
Senior Aguar; strong suspicious of Rafael and
myself.
Orders and instructions of Senior c.; journey Of
Senior Agular in contradiction to the express orders
Of Senior Corona overthrow OF oil the plans Of that
General from this cause.
s. Conferences on board the Colon with Senior
Aguilar. The opinion which formed. Ehe alarm
seems to me to be premature nevertheless the Gene
raj will judge as he thinks proper, and do what il
best, after knowing all and hearing all from Senior
Aguilar.
6. How Senior Corona received the commission
contded to him. His opinion with regard to the
9: the Tears he privately revealed to me, which,
however. must communicate to the General
T. :
suddenly given to 20 leave Havana; the object Of
gaining time for the interview with Senior c., &c.
The above is u true copy.
MoDEsTo ORTIZ, Secretary.
Ar TIVE ESCANrMENr CARA, April ], 1853
cory or A NEMoEANDUx BROUGHT TO rAMPICo BY
sNR. vAsouW, WHO LEFT THIS PLACE ON NovEM-
BgR 20, 1857.
Snr Vasquez will fix his dwelling in the chief
square of the city of Tsmpico As soon as he AZ
rives there, he will immediately put himself into
onnpunication with Colonel Iiolzinger, whom he Is
B red TO recognise the sole chief and COM
Der OF the concerted movement In accordance
WI him he will devise all possible means of remov.
ing all the difficulties which surround this great
and important movement.
In order 70 aid in the promotion of this movement
Senior Nasque1 viii open credit OF ten thousand
dollars, which money il 10 be expended With great
care attention and skill; and care j. 10 be taken to
preserve the names of oil those who contribute tn
the fund in order that the particulars of the trans
action may be readily ascetaned az n future time
Since Senior Vasgue2 j. perfectly acquainted with
the individuals from whom this sum Is 10 be obtain
ed according TO previous arrangements made, he
viii use the utmost careiulness in making arrange
ments with the mercantile Arm in the square of
Tampco which will supply the money, ~ to tie
way in which il is IL be repaid. lie viii effect this
arrangement at the least possible sacrifice and on
the best terms he can; and be will make me &C
quanted with all his proceedings ntis behalf with
cut any delay, whatever may be the arrangements
: he may make.
As soon rs the movement OF Tampico il accom-
pihcd SenOr Nasquez Will enter upon his duties as
Administrator Of the Marine Custom House of Tam
pco, and in this character either before after the
oyCmcnt. he may contract a loan on my account
with both the mercantile houses to which gave him
letters, taking care, however, irst 30 let me know
beforehand al the particulars 81 the contract before
signing any contract. Senior Nasquoz is particularly
eDjoincd IT, operate in everything in complete
Outstanding with Senior llolzingor, bat at The same
time without departing in any rcspec. from these in
structiOns. lie viii take care, however To keep up
the utmost harmony IN his relations with Senior
Holzinger for we ought all Of us IN be thoroughly
convinced that the success OF our affair depends
upon our being united together. The letter OF
credit which senor Nasquez has in his hands
j. for tile sum Of $4,000: but a. soon a. he
has arrived at 1ampico be viii send 70 us
~ 900: because Senior Va-quez has been
ahesdy informed, money j. wanted here for sundry
important purposes. A. soon aS ever scnor tas1ueA
enters upon his functions Collector Of the Custom
HOUSE be viii suspend payment upon all drafts Of
every kind drawn by the so-called government Of
Mexico, and he viii regulate his conduct solely ac-
proceed from rs. ir1s G, pE VIDAL RrrAs,
l.. r. VELEz.
HAVANA, Nov. n. ls55
lcrrly certify that the above 4 trne COPY frorn
the original. MopRsro ORTIZ Secretary.
Al the camp In front OF Tampico, March 30, 1855.
MENoR,SpCXs.
The family, an interesting matter. Suspicious de-
rived from the intentions OF D. Injury which
e. has done and is doing by hls alkaiiyeness, which
is even now matter vi common talk in Havana,
and in the very palace W the Captain General. Rain
Of the movement in Tgnpico. and the causes of il;
The fatal Effects IL has produced. Opinion of the
Captain General uIon this even; and the commission
he has given ne, together with the many remarks
M made 81 INT, The rev )uton in lgGiiau, ia Of
fleets in rrpoct 30 The measures thon by Senior Vi
da Santa Anna's iather.in.aw his acting contrary
e. my instructions. The movement "a General
MinyOn, its tendency, and the arrangements made
with hi agent. The late events N Mexico The
terrible disorder with which the revolution
Is going On. The Lnpcrions necessity OF
person. The opinion OF ihc Cl9tain General
upon this matter. Armsmsnis, Publications, artil
lcfy. official H. urccag.ncTl basis iOr conractson
al these matters. Offers o. the captain General a.
10 the past. 1hemonctiry crisis Suspisious. ton.
Corona HE recommendations: his wishes; his opin-
ion on the present struggle going an, also as To- my
ma niic-to in The pact relating 10 tlc army.
senior AHIi!ar. the refusal O. lie generals who
have pronounced g. obey hinl. Senor Munglia: his
fine disposition in i;vor n our ,,nIial Uniformity
NJ oIinien OF The conservative and modcri,lo party
w Nv lANNF. NfHtF ffFFNhNfrs III lnInfWhlun
concerning tic tate 81 lublic opimou in Mexico.
Augustin IirThidc. the PRECEDENT lis programme
and propositions &C. III r,rgy.
The above l. = tiGc copy.
AorE-Tc UBriz, Secretary.
CANir ~ FRuNr or I ,sn1Co. March 80 ISIS.
INSTRUCTIONS winch SENIOR NrLEk Will BEAR
N MIND IN TAX COMMISSION WHICH irE BARS
10 PROCEED !" AM ssE ms iXcELifNcY cES.
SANTA ANNA.
!. Whereas the person who organized and directed
the political pan OF the movements oi tastnion in
the south Of Mexico, in 81 Sierra d, tsvo. IN San
Luis, Of Guucn,l IN TulAucinr) OF Musmon in
1chua &C SamcmcrO Ia uuelclaru, and what amount
of mercy bas hCcn invested in tlCe movements,
and itom whtnoo hgt i been obtained.
.. The share which thc different reacts 1uiry clubs
which now exist have bad IN All thee movements.
.. The causes which led 90 their iaillsc.
(. What elcmunis view relied upon ia this city for
Tie uDsuccc ssful effort Of Msy ~ " after what he
has heard. General Santa Anna considers that they
were sufficient g. secure certain triumph then u
explain 90 him who II who betrayed MS. and Tie
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