The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-19
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

VERA CsUz June 9, 1858.
Affairs IN that Cay-Staonatioa Of 7rak--Scaroiy Of
Money-Jycsident Jaare= and Governor z1moyd-
Friendly HsdtirJs tordrd Foreguers-7te 7.nnessss-
Spanish and French Fleet, dc.
Everything political remans IN status quo, and re-
hsrssl Of the nexs-I mean political news--e mOash
past would apply Vera Cruz still under martial
law the forces under here ssout same and
keep up the eternal marchrg and coantermA
daily anticipating attack from tho government forces.
To day We hear that Echesgarays approaching and
70 morrow we informed that ne Ia retaining With his
army 70 Puebla- You put faith In anything you
ear about the movements OF the dln.ren forces a,
this time. Az Illustration ten days after Gsn CARA
defeated aud drivoa from rsmpico,h ws currently
reported here the streets that he had taken tina, city,
There no mail communicative between here ADD the
city Of Mexico. Tho coaches run, but mall
beyond orizaba, and all letters coming 10 from The In
terror stopped In the Post O.c here, and parties
10 whom they addressed 20 before the Prefec,
Of the city, and open them In his presence be rc,j
otherwise hey withheld from them.
Neither there auy transportation permitted OF goods,
or any thing else, between the two places Presiens
return Gov. zannora will permit anything 20 20 up
hence there millions Of dollars rorth OF goods lying in
ana which arc bcDg IN ned by tao climate a. they are nj
permitted 10 for ward Thus many persons-ald anOax
them citizens OF tho United statesw BIZ very seriously
bspnrupScd.
No spsuo conductor have come ia from the interior for
como time, and money was never and trade
completely prosrs'e m Vera Cruz than tins day Money
sums add very liue 10 be Obtained al that
me cotton factories OF the interior arc most or ien,
out of ouon and trey have been forced 10 ciose-the
propretors h,vug plenty of cotton heret there being
tome COO bales Ia store here nos)vheh Gov Hsuora
In his wisdom, viii not permit TO so for sarc, un5er the
idea that the wokracn being thrown Oui o. employ
will cause them 70 turn against the government lie does
not seem n ht Tor moment that this action HE part
will mske the manufacturers and wOrkraon thus injured
and throxn out Of Employment hs mott bitter MES.
useless 70 speculate present. abou, the future OF
Mexico, rcafoiug from Tho prceent state o. Affairs here
You In the states better contemplate this matter than
We here M The scero Of a,cn. This fac, hjwever, Is
oo3cedeo here at hsnds-,hcre never ca cor never
lHhed in Mexico until s'mc foreign Power able and vii
ling N do ~ will extend protectorae ever this cmotry.
And bore all eyes are turned 10 the United States FOR h
blessing
President Iarez Is hero in state and uantans ma
tcFly rastvity and dgn1od slen, reserve. ne as
inolfsnsivc lamb ard innocent aa a dove III Ger.
tauiy voult not bite you 10 put your finger IN bs
mouth Zamcra tie lion OF this .esl aad rules With
hfnness an6 much wisdom.
Capt Forbes q the steamer Tennessee informs me that
that this - his last trip FOR az least tso months rhs ia
very much 20 be regretted as this nef "a now most
our only reliance for communication SAILING vessels be-
tween this port and New ORLEANS fcr aud far Sstwcen
there being little commerce between the two p1iots
10 suepcrd her trips ard 20 DO hoped that govern
ment will at once take some steps 10 supply her place
temporarily.
The spanh frg,e Baylen and ths French brig Of war
Ia Peyroufe are SUI lying at Sacrfc1a dong nothug
with fair prospect OF long IN The same line
Of business Tho truth H. there Ia nothing or wa vessels
70 DO here, NJ INC Iamora party friendly 70 all nons
or at least no1eusive towards all