The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-15

been placed conspicuous parts Of the city, and evi
dent that resso. % suspected from some party we arc
The question Of the AmeacAn professionals u still At
tracing attention, and occasional sentiments, dropped
In the most public places, DO relied given
any weight the changing tone Of public opinion We
might conjecture that recent events and others which
AVA. q: at no very distant he hour would 'sna %nx Ss
As yet cannot speak Of what may BIO dome here until
the people Of this country know more fully the sentiments
OF the American administration. We are living In volcanic
tunes Mexico and conjecture what the future
rs to vomit forth upon us.
The announcement We made some days since, that
santa favor Of American protectorate, has
been further substan,iated by other deveopemens Our
information appears TO have been correct Doubtless, ere
c There can be question that Santa Anna has set
his heart having another term OF rule In Mexico, and
old as he u.s. and pretudiced as be has always pretended
nevertheless alive TO what actually transporting In the
world, and especially the continent Of America He
with keen eye the issues that are about TO be-
gin In bis native country II he does not bis reputation
has been unjustly bestowed upon him.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM Y0RBIGNERs.
From the Mexican Extraordinary, May 20
For the past two days this capital has been point
above boiling heat in consequence Of the contributors
imposed by the decree which give in another place
The foreign merchants especially have INDUCED In no
small amount Of Discussion and all classes both native
and foreign with but few exceptions, have ct times ex-
pressed themselves adverse 70 paying the required one
As less doubt surrounds the true position Of TO-
regners in this country we extract from the treaty OF
Great Britain, the following article which pertinent on
the question Of contributions Is unnecessary for us to
say that oil foreigners enjoy the Same privileges Tho
tenth article Of the treaty between Great Britain and Mex
co is as follows
Art 10 In all relates the police OF the pora the Ia
ding and unsdng Of ships the safety Of merchandise goods
the subjects OF his Britannia Majesty and the c
Mexico respectively shall be subject TO the local laws
regulations The dominion and territories Ia which they
may Iesde They shall be exempted from all compulsory
military service, whether by land No forced loans
shall levied them rha their property be subect
other charges reputation or taxes nan such ~ are
paid the native subjects citizens Of the contracting par
ties in their respective dominiops7reaty celebrated az Lon
don Dee 26, 1896.
The result OF the deliberations which have been held
upon the liability Of foreigners 10 pay the loan imposed
has not generally been made known We give our read
ers opportunity Of making their deductions The
above article contains all the law they rely upon 70
force them 70 pay the inpost.
from Mexican Extraordinary, June
To the last day for the expiration OF the first
term the payment OF contributions. We believe the
government s remains seadfast In its purpose 10 collect
the mpos It Ia than probable that the law will be
called upon In all is various provisions, 10 enforce col
lections
There Is no news Of importance from the camps It ID
reported currently that the troops Of the frontier will not
give battle TO the troops Of the government Ban Luis
chase may therefore ensue.
The Sottdad Of Tuesday, states that the American
Minister has reconsdered his vows In reference TO the
decree OF the 18th May In s bearing upon foreigners.
We are authorized cay that this assertion without
any foundation In fact We believe that the statements OF
Sociead At fault regarding the actions Of the
cent Charge Of Great Britain and the present Minister In
relation to the contributions We are not, however,
authorized to make any corrections In the latter cases.