The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03

urfeisned feelings Of gratitude that the attack which was
made upon has proved the means OF ectng OF
sympathy and friendship on Gil sides, and which how
imperfecty able 70 acknowledge them, trust
shall forget request you, gentlemen TO accept
aSa G 10 vour sau
the assurance Of the deep obligation under which feel
myself placed by SO signal mark Of sympathy good
will Ihave the honor to be, gentlemen, your most ODE
c. WHITEHEAD, ErsrAcBR BARRON r. B. WATSON
HOW MONEY Is RAISED BY THE GOVERNMENT
from FL Monitor, Jan II
Five capitalists OF this city have laerly made loan
uniting to s259o00 to the government, paying
hall of the sum cash. and the other half in bonds. NJ
stanislaus Hargoos, citizen Of the United States figures
as the only person lending this affair The $3.50 coo are
10 be paid Of the ndirom the revenue Of the
maritime Custom House at Vera Cruz-that appropriated
the $24oOoO taken by the reactoniss from the
residence OF the English Consul at San Luis Po'os
the last mentioned sum shall have been repaid.
in the should not the $3.50 lent
II to-day after the space of eighteen months will
lose three millions Of dollars in bonds OF the interior
debt Of those be paid by H. Antonio Fscandon, In viz
tue Of the decree which granted him the privilege the
Railroad which three millions from this time mortgaged
10 the lenders represented by NJ. Hargous.
We think that the government Of the United States will
not give its ecton to contracts Of this nature do
believe that such contract exists will be realized
when, independently Of all other consider atoms must
of few, and to the positive prejudice OF all those who
have legitimate rights ard well acquired demands against
journed indefinitely.
AFFAIRS IN GrANAJUATO.
FROM Fl Boletln Commercial, Vera Cruz, jan 70
An extra published in Guanaiuato says:-There
already this State COO under arms and the PEG
PIE are still caleA upon, but wanting From
letter dated from that city, Jan o. take the follow
log
1t absolutely false that there has been any difficulty
between Seniors fa1rodi aud nobado, which will be
proved 10 by the prompt aud energetic reply given
81 Aura The consistency, self denial and activity
Of Sr Dobado make him the strongest bond amongst the
united governors who, You well know all of them
of xe! principles and distinguished for their mora-
y and consistency The troops spread from Celaya
10 San Juan del Rio and the dav following arrival
Of Sr Parrodi the vanguard will Arroyozaro ali
being ready for that move Meia haa rereated between
ixmqupan and Huichapau at the of the arri
val OF the troops at San Juan del Rio.
The Inio Fbco, of Guans uatO, Of the 10th instant
speaks Of the commissioners who arrived in that city
the following words
rumor afoat lately that the State government
in negotiation with several commissioners from Senior
CemOnfor We authorized 70 declare that il is fact
that several persons sent by Senior Comoniort have ad
dressed TO his Exceency the Governor propositions of
agreement in order topreven civil war but Senor Dob
ado not accepting any Of them, back the said
msoDeIs and remained firm in the resolution set forth
in his manifesto to maintain the actual institutions to the
utmost and not 10 admit any other basis Of transaction
with the revolutionary government but the the
legal order.