The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02
INTERESTING FROM IEX1C0.

INTERESTING FROl 1ExlCO.
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- Nails q tAs Tsn.ssss-F1nanss.l
Dshsmss-Fsslasg Inward AnAert an Inter-
vs,sss.-Rase and wane ~ C,sollos-The
sssge o. Tsnpsco Raassd-Jv4arex ~ Vera
Crux-Alvarex Troops On the Move-Cendi-
usa - the Opposing FsrceI, Sc.
We received yesterday portov Of correspondence
- exchanges brought BY The United States mail steam
sAp rsnsssses which arrived New Orleans the Path
hsa, With dsles from YER. Cruz TO the 2lst-
The bark wldhre, oUJt Campbell, from New YORK, ar
xivsd ct Vera Cruz the day the Tennessee len-
QUE CITY CT MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.
MEXICO, Nay 8, 1855.
Isw Hmoacsl Schemes IN kezico-fs National Fund: its
Nejscs sgd It's Aims-Tke Star Of Osolla on the Vase
BsV Rose and AoV Il Set-0Getsl OppOsitiow to Awe-
y;osA lnteyventio~, &C., dc.
ma important movement foot here a this time
hsEcheme for raising "Natonal Fund" or, In other
wds, National Bank. With the evidences OF depletion
which Mexico afrds 70 the world, intelligent persons
abroad may STARE and ask Show this be done and
ne sgheet credit be attached 70 III" The protector OF the
scheue Of wiry and wet, known operators, and
his supporters the Minister Of Finance
sr the ocers and the principal moned men
q s capital. Many days Of close closeted conferences
have already taken place. and the result has been to come
- agreement that money Is 70 be made by the mana
gers, and the Mexican government be controlled by
then, with little risk their sde As customary
where nice work 70 be DONE founding Of this Fund
70 be surrounded with various mystying DEGREES, each
enc hineirg on the other and the whole forming net
work that will preclude public inquisitveness but which
may be easily broken down when the Fund has served
- purpose
Yesterday being the sabbash, and some Of the par
es with this fund project are scrupuously re-
hgous believe conference took place. On Saturday
sAere was junta, at which the principal parties in
deliberations, but learn they decided that seven or eight
esrees should be promuga by the government,
'ns Of the
lake compulsory for the commerce and industry OF the
nAson 70 buy ssOck In the Fund TO the amount Of
@ 600 900. This te be the nest egg. corpora
I'm rs then 70 shoulder the Fund and with the Is.
saAnce q what little they scrspe from the custom
expenses and are TO aeeue other responsibilities which
rest upon the government OF the exact responsb
Ssvs the fore,Sn oonyensns must be included Although
have heard they are not
The importance Of this Natonal FUND.- enterprise may
not be at glance by the readers OF the HERALD
should be carried into effect will publicly and openly
paaoe the government Of Mexco the HANDS OF few
ever rs crcumscribed movements. The So 600 600 Of
stock that proposed to bs forced the public will be
s,ssr Gsnsterred me result Of this viii be- to cause
the stock 70 flow crcuitousy ito the hands OF the corpo
ration, who will In very short time have the 900 900
In their hands and ell the OF the country
Themselves OF with The scheme Ia too magoi to 60
through, and believe will meet with . sorry fate,
present The WEAKNESS OF the present government may,
h par be appreciated by your readers when they II
hus debersey attempting 70 place itself in the power Of
The star Osoios set The hero OF the Acordada
has sunk 70 the level Of ordinary He VINO be-
heved 10 be the Achilles OF Mexico has been bro beaten
and buled by the Of Zuloago-by the very
ssessures his Individual hardihood placsd in power In
capital OF Commander in-Chief 0soIos. BE here
covered with glory and the merited reputation Of having
shrse principal cities OF the interior BE csne here led
With The impulses Of soldier feeling satisfied with what
h bad done for his government aad his cause The 60
vcrnme1t, instead OF giving him q uiumphs entry,
esraed Jealousy and suspicion. me government
did dare against him FIRST, but kept up
ssrved silence The fri osooe place him
N the Presidential chair Almost every reg krded the
event forthcoming So much did this conviction pre-
ya, thai : ,ad Arrangements were being made 70 lay
Gesties which have, for some cause or ano
thsr, come 10 grief in days gone by. All
Pablo wters, &C., the scent 70 in ahead
With the OF destiny. The government people
Oollss and Of himself gave the government blow
sle and 70 take breath Al this point zsalous
apsn him 70 govern The country and pointed 70 him AZ
the only capable o the task This much for the
government and after mature deeer sion came do
apon the unfortunate and misguided prints whsh had
been persuaded they had taken the lead OF public opinion
They rned heavily and strictly prohibited from pub
hshpR political matter. The press groAns
friends OF Osoos In the streets
mai character old treaty specuaoas laid aside aud
the great man, Don Las G. 0solios Commander In Chief
Of the Mexican forces publishes . half and haY knock
under card In which he be wishes 10 his
ny IN the noise OF battle, &c.
ne feeling in Official circles here :, most bitter against
TIE idea OF American intervention The on ,s journal
ha referred 70 the subject In no pleasant language The
half Official but full bio representative OF the ideas OF
The has out in the most bossteroas man
against The American nation, people and government
people and the stock from which they cone all OF
names, Of which by the most ingenious can
he construed into compliments. LAttery this trumpet or
the government has contained articles
The Buchanan administrative, accusing OF entertaining
dsSores, intentions against herco Its reasons for hi.
conclusion are rather far fetched. quotes that
portion Of Mr.. BuchAnan's message which refers 10
spaa. This opiaou OF the government trumpet does
por,ed 70 expressed himself dsguste that The 20
vernment at Washington has not ysl opened u mouth
she subject Of Mexico.
QUE TAnPIco coRRy sPoxDxxcR.
TAxrIoo, May II, 1855.
5<al Defeat Of Cara and Triumph Of the Governm-u,
F~oe-Qvsf Restned-TA> United Slater Mary, <c., dc
The United states steamer Fulton leaving for Mobile
Pensacola, will send by her brief sketch Of late events
IN this quarter.
On the 1<th inst decisive blow given Cara and
ms forces who have been terror and scourss for
leas time. strong body Of government troops under
General Tomas he having arrived from the interior the
inside party felt sufficiently reinforced to venture
sanlt upon The outsiders Accordingly, on the 18th sally
was made and vigorous attack directed against the be
ei.ger outpose which we're speedily taken aer despe-
fighting BY nigha nearly ali those hostile rcdoubs
by which No have been constantly annoyed for two
months past in possession Of the government party
sixty prisoners including eleven officers and nearly all Of
GsIAs guns and munitions Of war 'e into the hands Of
che victorious troops One o. Garzss brothers and ouin
zero Zone Of his best ocrs) los, their lives as well a.
many other active parlsans, whose names have no, yet
srsDspircd Cara himself aed, with the remnant Of
ha band and si length free from the besexers
thanns be-ncs 10 either the English, French Spanish
squsdrone the Gulf Of hexico-muoh less " ths old
ferry boat FULTON OF her gallant commander but " he
vhhered Indiss-Tomas Heja-snd his half naked and
al fed levce from the mountain fasnesses G the Sierra
Madre.
~ course are in an erutsni being longer
eomerded and battered by those forces In short our