The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Additional from Mexlc~,

tfrom the New Orleans f.oay une, March 10
We published en- Wednesday intelligence from Tamplco
TO the 9th inst brought by the schooner Red Fox De
rived from snae paper and 6ando Of that date was
announcing that Colonel Moreno had largely reduced the
duties upon -four and proysors TO be imported. The
schooner W. W. Harkpess, Captain Peterson, which
rived this morning, furnishes with details, among
which will be found sufficient TO account for recourse
being had to such a measure We subjon letter with
which We have been favored
We are again in the midst Of sao,her revolutionary dis
place and Ais%5s with small armed force stopping az
marketing and fuel His troops cams near the ier. last
night but did not attack.
Cara attack the Of place probable be VIII meet
w rerTise but Is ntrgues are zoe order OF the DAY ~
termination OF our present difficulties.
Vera Cruz with passengers and slSo,OoO IN specie
decree by Col Moreno, dated the 9TH inst, requires
every citizen between the ages Of II and 50 years to en-
rol himself in the militia, to resist any attempts which
Cara may make against the place. Neglect to comply
with requirement to subject the delinquent N such
penalty ~ may be deemed called for by tho circumstances
Of the Foreigners authorized to form ccrps for
the purpose Of defending their property interests,
should they deem meet and are promised such assist
ence in doing Sc as they may need.
We have files of the Union to the stb nst but they
comprise nothing whatever OF interest, be pro
contepec and Tuxpan
Mail communication with the interior was cut OF.
INTERESTING FROM TEHUAN1KYEo
ltrom the New Orleans Pcay une, March IS
The Schooner Suffolk, Capt Smith, from Mnattan, ar
rived yesterday afternoon she LETT the bar al the
Of the Coatzaooalcos on the 9Th inst.
We are indebted 10 gentleman OF this city: who has
been the Ihmus OF rehuantepec for several mouths
and who camo passenger in the Suffolk, for the following
interesting intelligence
In the latter part of February rumors reached Mnan
Ian that party Of three hundred Mexican troops
zuloasa faction, was advancing with view to seize MI
nsttlan which was held by Gov Ssep2 and body Of
troops for the consttuonasts take posse ssion OF
the sthmus. GOV. Saenz thereupon had portion OF the
troops under his command put aboard the war steamer
UialO. "a n viz ~ IN
Ing W the river and nerceptng the advancing party and
they departed for that purPoso This was in the last
down from Mirattlap 10 the bar twelve mics be-
low, whore she lay nine days
On the 2sth tho schooner Major Barbour, Captain
Thompson arrived at tho bar having on beard thirteen
Mexican officers ncluang Gen. Wheat and Gen. Guetp)
ex ieden, Of Me yiro The Moor Parso rsd -
the bar about three hours during which time tho officers
OF The fort at tho mouth Of the river paid friendly Wait
70 tie party on beard and then started for Mnatlan
Meantime Gov saeDz, having heard their arrival sect
down orders for The arrest Of the whole party but the
! orders arrived too late
When the Major Barbour arrived at Miratan Governor
SaenZ would not allow any on board " land where
upon Captain Thompson anchored his schoonor 10 the
The nitcd states nag lying Governor Saenz, appear
was very anxious TO arrest the Mexican officers board
the schoonor, but Capt Thompson declared should not
be done under that flag Ratified in this design Gov Saeng
had male such disposition Of his troops shore he
thought best calculated for the defence Of Mnatan
at the same time Keeping strict watch the Major
bOur and the party on board.
Our nIormant ssys that the NcNicans board the
schooner openly announced that they 90 pronounce
for santa Anna hut the signs OF the advance
81 the three hundred men the Isthmus he OF
opinion that the Major Barbour and her party of Santa
Autasts would have to leave the river without
plshing their purpose.
He further says that sufficiently strong armed party
10 land ana pronounce for Santa Anna he not tho
slightest doubt that they could obtain possession OF Nina
titan and the sthmus without resistance, and that the
consttuionallst troops under Governor Sacnl would nj
once lay down their join In tho cry santa
A1na.
The Americans the rsthmug he tolls us, generally in
cLe 70 the coD5tutonasts, but take part In the
test The Mexicans he says are amot unanimously for
sania Anna
When the Suffolk left there was considerable excite.
mcnt and aars were in state OF great noerttue santa
Anna our Informant ays. daily expected 10 arrive
the Coszaooacos, and he would be surrsscd II tho
oneesged chiefain has arrived before this time.
Prom the Picayuue, March IS
Tho schooner MAJOR Harbour, Capt Thompson from
hinatitlan 18th inst arrived yesterday The following
LIST OF her passengers Will be that Gen. Wheat
was not o TIE number. The gentleman who furnished US
wth The news from the Ishmus Of Tehuascpcc publish
ed yesterday morning. must have been M informed
Gen Wheat being Of the party aboard the Major BAR
boUr IL de Salas, Francisco Guitian, J. Zambonno,
j. Corral j. Mondragon, J. Cardens. Francisco Castillo r.
Jauregu Francisco Rcssles, Pedro Pena A. Arce AReu-
ririz, j. Harrola-