The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-05
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
From the Be, English and Spanish journal Of tho city
of Mexico, dated Sept 4, We mako tho following ex
tracts
Mr.. Forsyth s 10 cult this republic FOR the United
States the beginning VI next month.
The rains arc now visiting us every day, and the
sequence Is roads arc in sad plight Tho road be-
tween this ard ruebla . very bad
road have been completed and the sbors of the en-
gneefs in Mexico ended The lines were all perfected
last Saturday, and tho chief engineer, Col Tacou
with the promptness and decision which have characte
rived all uf his movements since the commencement OF
his labors in Mexico at once his arrangements for
the departure of himself and his men for New York
where the report and estimates are 70 be made out
Prom our conversations with Col Talcot we learn that
the route has been found much more favorable than
FIRST anticipated by the most sanguine. Tho road, IN
many places and for considerable distances viii require
but little grading, and those formidable looking
barriers tho cssnbres, will be passed wthou, single
tunnel Col Tacot confesses that his investigations have
of what he at first, before exploring thought would
cost The realization of this great work we consider,
now appears certain The great necessity Tor y is
powerful argument capitalists 10 take hold of at any
price, but when the work will be shown TO be easy of
have fear but that capital u required
from abroad, VIII be easily obtained The report Of Col
Talco,t upon his surveys Mexico viii be most
teresting work, and shall look forward 70 Oh great
anxiety II win afford information Of this country that
has heretofore never been known even in Mexico.
Trrom the New Orleans pcayunc, sept a.
Ry thc.arriva Of the schooner star Capt Gamnon from
Vera Cruz We this morning received late correspondence
from Vera Cru, and TO the t inst from tho city Mexico
Our papers from Vera Cruz four days later than had
been previously received
communication dated on the Tth inst, on board the
British steamer Clyde furnishes particulars Of interest,
which are subjolned.
long passage in sailing man ~ war at this hurricane
and voito season the chief objections 10 Minis
ers coming homo the Plymouth, which had not yet ar
rived although due twenty days since according orders
Why not send the Niagara 10 LET all the foreigners now In
Vera Cruz and also Mexcans that have steamers
TO boast Of and willing 70 back Minister'S course,
endorsed as Ia by the government, and approved and
applauded by all foreigners MexicoS Nothing could pro
ducc so aproros affect such mark ust now Of ap
preciaon and of intention 10 look 70 Mexico with earnest
ness OF purpose.
zuoaea rs lost and the only hope Of his party IN the
return OF Santa Anna, and this his Generals (cspc
would be fatal 20 them
Robes was not permitted 10 land al Vera Cruz from the
British steamer Clyde on the 2sh up.; taken 20 Tam
picc and Just IN time 10 be too late for Carvasl would
not listen TO him there. lie back 10 Vera Cruz and
on the morning OF departure managed 10 get aboard
Spanish vessel o. war lying Eve miles or People OF sense
think he might have been recalled by ZuoaQa 20 take the
reins on his abdcation, Robes being popular.
The Of the liberals In a parts save the capta
and e envirous and there they but wait opportunity Il
subject Of daily discourse IN almost every city town
etill inactivity may mar their hopes.
The COMMANDER Of Tampico, Gen. Marin, and several a.