The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-28
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We have news fr,~sn Mexico dated at Msz,tlan a,
l4'h Of March and at YEA Cruz on 18th Of April
ihe defeat and death Of the Mel leader Gsndara l,
announced General Pesquiers engaged him q,
'acinto on the 18th of February when 10 routed
ana sam. with one hundred of his men. Six hun
d3u INDIANS had pluadered several vilal YES neat
n "a >ma. Her Britannia MA,esty's ship Mag Sciene
q, mazatisn on 18th of Ma. -ch, on her way TO
pan,r = Our correspondent at Vera Cruz stateS
tia, ,ho 70 Nion OF the contendn. parties in the
ren..,.c title changed as the adA antsges gained
nv e,,e, on. in battle in any partcA lar section Of
ti,a conner v.w Immediately neutrsIA red BY vic
tor,eu c,,rsd -, I. other at some other oace In
the meantime DO, wuar confusion an gene
raj anarchy wae increased proporh onally.
Certain capitaIlt. fro Ne United States had made
propositions for the pon cha 81 of privileges Of her
ent sorts from the const tuto uallsts but ahoa ga
the army leaders were re ady enough to take a
amount of cash. the security which they offered
Custom House revenues) we're 81 regarded a. No
liable. Vera Cruz stin held OUT for the !uarea gov
eminent but the writer of the letters Vs that neither
the ex President nor his Cabinet coud DC found We
are, however, informed by passenger on the No ,
SOS Taylor that the steamer John L. Step ens ran In
to the port Of Msnzinilo the llth inst and took
Juarez and all his ministers board, and brou yht
them to Panama. They crossed to Aspinwall. where
they took passage for New Orleans from which
place they were to 60 to Vera Cruz, where the Con
party is still acknowledged. Juarez ade
speech on board the Stephens, in which he euNo-
ezed the United States government and its CHEZ |.
His secretaries are spoken Of as being
highly talented men.
Our TRANSACTIONS fiem files OF Colma papers give :
some official information concerning tho negotia- ! -
TOM undertaken by Senior German in this country
der TO aid ex President Comonfort to return to !.
Yer BY means Of American filibusters and the l Al
ney of land spectators. The report of the Mexi b
D Minister in Washington to the government at I o,
n Cruz shows that German unfolded his plans to y
A. but that they were epudiate6, and that Gen. 9,
ND promised 10 exercise his authority in pre- ~
ntiH the sailing Of the expedition. Even the !
q Of legal sale of territory TO our government
I n0 OF present be entertained by the Mexican !"
iona t. Tho government al Vera Cruz will treat | &c
film 'uters landing there or on the COST as b<
ates.
The ia tet from Honolulu. Sandwich Islands, are OF
the l3t butt. The guano trade OF Jarvis Island Ii
g sbcai tn he prosecuted vigorously. namber | &C
Sisters Of Charity we're dsily expected from N
sncs. he whalers were beginning to arrive In 70
islands ports a.
idviees IRON Kingston, JamA, to the 10th inst. |
oft the n eVions fortnight frsught with most !"
,stisfset ' results to tho me rcautile community.
h stufs nd -four were IN ca cess Of demand, and IL
~ verv 4 w sIo st low pri ,es, Money matters I'll
c very stri ugeat. Produce was in very small | c,
ply ca dee Fas in denisn d, and taken at sd- | I'll
ced price 3. W