The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-21

Alayiste but he has run of with bis rowing hand AMI ~
letters received last night learn that the poope o Tia.
C'r,s an city Of Pneoia again breathe Tree ..,u
Cobos expedition aganet Vera Cruz - not sa1Aiymg
mi ic iation II believed here ve-y generally
that the OF Vera Cruz viii be delayed until the reSn
s known from Guadasja,a Mramon remains IN the N
terror Vera Cruz win DC attacked vigorously by the forces
under Cobos.
News has reached here Of severe disturbances
State Of Oaxaca growing Of the thT eatened sish
vason In previous letter gave you parcu'ars Of ie
monstrat,ons made against all i1sigseIs-ess 'he yam
ton. IS reported that since those demonstrations
several spaniards have been mobbed to death.
The condition OF English relations with Mexico has not
improved syce my last letter. and certain tina,
suspension relations mus. take place. The Dstsn
Minister Is told IN spy - ns pro:ss anu & demands h .a
British Mnste) in opnion, and hs Is considered god
BY the government Of Mexico n refuse TO compy
with the protests and demands Of The British Minister
Mr. otway. THIS must strike you nice way for 60
ycrnment to manage its foreign relations. An old friend
OF nine, who knows something Of these people compare
their cabinet councils 20 unt Of monkeys and cerny
ID then apness am desie TO initiate great governments
they suIpas the best specimens OF the connecting link
Napoleon III is tb. .ir model and IL IL for a,
that NJ de Gabrac has iuil sway with the present 60
vefDment.
oondocta is advertised to leave here 10 day the
poit OF Mocambo This port you will be at loes TO ind
on your most eStens,vo maps, IN any OF tho many
arancels Of Mexico s creation Of NJ de Gabriac, and
that part Of tile beach Of Vera Cruz opposite which the
French feet is anchored Gabrac has -red his flag
make the escort 10 this eon6uct during s passage 10
Nocanbo ar re erct that for the British
Minister thought feyoraby of lending the English flag for
the pIIoFe Of greater protection, but he certainly will
not put bis loot into suck sad position The object
OF the government OF Zaoaga, and sending it of
the French fleet at Mocanbo is TO rob the
em for the export dues This conducta do no, believe
viii take much money as the majority OF the merchants
here no. willing 20 pay all the duties Of circulation
and expectation ana the cents for escort and
their money under the OF Vera Cruz TO De seized as
contI Iaband.
Exchange on Vera Cruz sells at l3 per cent premium
ha m Ia
England II s fraction higher on France and Spanish
bills wo III from l5 TO is. These rates sufficient
10 induce people 10 ship their specie the risks were not
too great The amount OF money now accumulated here
and Guan3uato be less than from So 0C0 900
of the country But with the high rates Of
exchange the urgent mands OF creditors and the great
prospects Of speculation, doubt if 81 100000 will
offer for the conducta adve tsed for to dey. Last night
money had been sent in and is therefore probable
that the viii be of for several days ye
and II is possible not at all.
With all this money in our strong boxes the greatest
distress prevails here Never in the history OF this
Try, the poor artisans SO destitute OF employment
and bread
few nights since pronunidmiento arranged for
Robes but fell through for what cause cannot learn
yet II may have been all sham, but believe there
something IN it. Many reports are in circulation re-
gardirg this intended movement The most startling -
tlat declaration OF war against Spain was to have
been the first act OF Robes. The disposition
which 10 have been made OF Lerdo, Juarez, &c. Ia
funniy reported. The gentlemen named were TO have
been sent abioad Ministers, and Blanco, the sacri-
eous robber Of the Cathedral Morelia have
been made Minister Of Finance What a pastel. How
ever this msDt, II bad any Foundation, sufo
Gated and tbe goSernmeot moves on as sereney and
indel sndenty
learn f,om gentleman just down from Guadaajara,
tht ihat place presents most forlon appearance The
city has b come deserted ruin.
The Of II ose who convicted of having
10 do with The great conspiracy OF September last which
set Tor the morning Of the 10th insi did not come off,
The executive pleased TO show its clemency the
morning Of the day q execution Many rumors are aoat
the Of this pardon. My opinion is, that the
government knew from the first thai the persons
of that class OF society who could by chance carry
plot If they had thought Of It, and moreover, that the
pcrsons convictei TO be treated for dis
play than any thing else Stl with all this, think the
poor foreigner had been alone, had had another
foreigner with him. the would have gone TO extremes.
One report that the government got scared fearing
ment the part OF foreign artisans IN
poor fahr ne taken the stake IN he executed
This certainly was talked OF in public manner, but
doubt much IL this threat could have been tho cause
the paldoq.