The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-19

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Amorg the distinguished strangers brought BY tho
fiji the pane Of s4nor Pachsco late Mexican Anter
Paris and taat the Right Rev Doctor Oonnor, Roman
sO q SS
Is immensely rich, and might give few millions
towards controlling Presidential elections in the
United States II were better TO put IL TO such use,
for II the ptuos get hold Of they will make II f3
like an unexpected Inheritance.
mo is in from New Orleans, and has brought
US consul for this place, Colonel fwyman Of Ken
tuch p q American copsuls celonels ociO, DO
ssS :: sppoSmsus sSs viii rsdound TO the credit
OF the administration.
Also no less person than Mike Walsh, the original,
genuine, uDmhgatsd inefiabie, Doorrsibe aut unsab.
dued subterranean could scarcely believe my eyes, bat
there mistaknx that majestic mug Query-Whas
tho deuce brings Nike here al this timer
We had yesterday telegrapbc from the Interior
that hranon, who commanded brigade OF government
(Zuoaga) roope has been soundly thrashed, losing all
bis guns and baggage II b also said that Osoilos has
fallen back upon oueSetaro ditto San Luis Posoe had
vats despatch to the writer says that Alvarez the
head Of 4c0 "pintos" (the "Pctsspotted pictured
spow1 Will sTrss q. caernaVsca vac couple Of days en-
route 10 the capital Quien saoe? If So ados Znloagal
We remain 'sound" a. this heroic and holy city, es
ttbe lion of Chihuahua), remain at Orizaba with some
1900 men. Weather very fine. Health good.
QUA ACAPULCO CORRESPONDENTS.
AcAPuLco, Feb q, 1858.
Gexeral Arares Regulating the Medical Profession
,yaordinary Combination Of Chemistry and Diplomacy
Rights Of Am<riedn Citizens under 7reaty-shipping Re
ports-A Fenchnsan in Search 5 Guano, &c.
not my intention in the present letter TO give you
any information politically, because nothing has To
my know'edge since my last which requires oonsdera
ton. might speculate upon the affairs OF the country
generally, but this, you will say, attend 10 hero
all require facts Facts, then, though 'subborn
things" will prevent my usual political Discourse but
with your permission will condense into a. few words ~
possible the particulars forerunner OF little
brewing which going here ct the present time and
which promises " turn Affairs from the tenor of
their usual quiet way TO serious channel But TO par
hculars.
There are four doctors practising in this placs-two
Aexcans oy ADOPTION but by birth and education Aner-
Miss, end Joseph W Smith, who rs graduate Of some
college IN Kentucky she former me IS surgeon Of the the
discharged those duties tho Mexican service
yesrs been handsomely remunerated for the
PRESIDENT COmOpforts pen The other doctors are
Pedro LAvergA Of France and Joseph r. Brown, OF Ba
The two native American Hexicans il alleged have so
worked upon the feelings fGen Alvarez that the brave old
solder has been induced to issue an order authorizing
Billings and Smith 70 be the entire medical facaty and
druggists Of ths place. injury Of other professional
men The injustice ID stamped upon its face by permit
ting their demanding large fees and other annoy
The order here the Ayuntamento be carried
into effect In due time the latter cited sp
nnC 10 snow cause, ther
objections thereto, Why such an order should not be
obeyed.
The FIRST named Of the two Caverga) produced his Ii
cepse from the Ayuutiamento 70 prscuce-hs diploma
from the College At Paris graduateand stated that
neither Of these withdrawn from him he should
continue practice heretofore, having in every part
cuar conormeo 10 the Laws Of the country and in the alb
enca Of French Consul he should throw himself under
the protection OF the British Consul for injustice TO-
wards him and his profession.
Mr. Bro sn who the only druggist in the place. or.
dered TO cease selling drugs and medicines and his
f,ool 40 do IA ksa Ia .l~ 1-
cense from the Ayuntamento TO sell drugs and medi
cines-hs diploma from the Buffalo Medical
and BY the Se.esa Consul IN
New York, "druggst and chemist" and neither his
should decte closing his DOORS but they closed,
they must be done by force and authority, when he
would throw himself under the protection Of the Amer
Can Consul.
This took place four days since; in the tme
nothing has been done, but all patiently waiting to
most unfortunate nader. How he good sense Of The
General could have been worked upon 70 induce him 70
issue such order, in direct violation Of the erstng
treaty between The United States and NeIioo which zee
cures equal justice equal protection and equal advantages
the brain Of ali classes residing here for rest assured
Mexican populason are more anxious about the mat
ter In pettoning the General than We are our
selves 10 not generally believed that General Alvarez
will back down from hle frst position. II he docs not,
and another order 70 carry out the rs then fol-
lows tho protest. and work for the American and English
Consul.
Acarr1co, Feb. 81, 1853.
General AIudre;s Quarrei 'th ne Drugs ard Chemcals
7riumphs Of me General orcr the Physie from the
=. Trted Sdtes-EutbIsseros and their Fats.
NY closed with the Of Brown, the drpgss
ordered to cose his doors by OF General Alvarez
settled condition. Since that time q second and third
order have been received the latter of such
that the authorities, after requesting Brown 70 obey the
order without their being compelled 70 carry into
force and Brown steadasty refusing they, after three
days hesitation, were reluctantly Obliged 70 obey the
special edict by boxing up the entire stock, leaving
under nail and seal In store but declined the delicate mat
Of closing his doors. They might well have cosed
his doors for the removal Of his stock from behind his
counter with prospect OF again getting possession of
unless 10 take IL out of the country destroys his bush
ness and leaves the victim hope unless in future
clsmation.
In the matter OF Mr. Frank Lemon, who requested
10 leave the country by General Alvarez Of
being suspected OF having too close connection with ali
busterng and letter writ ng and who declined complying
with the request, no change has taken place.
Bell Bradford Emorton, Ageo four months, infant daugh
ter Of Captain G. and Rebeoca Ann Emerton died
port board ship George Peabody The morning Of the
10th Instant