The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-21
Our Minatitlan Correspondence.

NlNATIIAN June 4, 1852
The Advance Of Cobos-Inarucions from the american
Minister to the C5nsal Viaoyef CO6os at 7auarepec-
Anraay on The characterization of the RepuJIic-Ay7i
raj Of Mcleod AuPhy-AGairs of the 7,ansit-Ameri
cans Prospectino-Gen. Deoollado at AinatiAan-No,
Arrival of the Coatsdcoalcos, &C., dc.
The American Minister has ntimated 10 the eonsu, ~.
this place that Cobos Of Miramons party, was on the
March to Osaca and might end by an attack on the Tran
sit route either at this place at the city Tehuantepec
In The same letter he gives that United States
war steamer (either the Fulton Water Wtch) snail be
sent to this place Immediately her arrival in the Gulf
have just been shown letter received yesterday BY
the steamer Sueh from Tehuantepec, which represents
things as in moot gloomy condition Gen. Cobos at the
head OF Of the church party approaching the city
Of Oaaca by forced march, having defeated the Gaia
canese at the town Of rehuepan in pitched battle which
leaves the town at his mercy. It is highly probable he
will advance upon the Isthmus Immediately, in which
event the resident Americans who have sympashzed with
the liberals will be in great danger
Mr. Mclane has already instructed Mr. Foster our Con-
su a. Tehuantepec to be the lookout for Cobos and to
ex'end ali the projection IN his power TO Blu
what can single man do against wrath of
.et OF wretcnes actuaed by desire plumber and urge
on TO their work by religious fanatlcisn?
Mr. McLaDe expected TO visit the Isthmus soon If not
immediately, in ofoer TO plan By which the
properly persons here may be protested
Tue people here look for adjustment this question
soon, for the approach OF Cobos wi n 1000 men from
Sexco has Unsettled al the elements Of prosperity and
made every american nsecure IN his life properly.
The States Of This republic resemble tho old baronal
system which prevailed England the time OF King
Jobn with the exception That are DO xer
ol over people technically free, while in England the
barons were powerful hefs and villains For in
stapce ID The State OF Guerrero every Indian free
be can be- yet Alvarez has kind of regal authority In the
state winch alloes him to put the airs OF Warwick
in the public affairs Of this country. He
peace according he chooses, assemblies his leprous
pieaHeE. VIII
ever Stale his wbm may direct
Now, have no enmty agains. Alvarez, for report
speeks well OF him as man add Governor but only
take hs case as example OF the syste that prevails
here's Tor ms Alvarez In Guerrero, 30 Zamora Vera
uruz Vdaurri In Nuevo Leon and Coahuil Casteenos in
Chispas, and Garcia IN camaulpss.
The arrival OF Mr.. Murphy has created considerable
feeling OF satisfaction here amongst the employees of the
Iehuaptepec Company, for although ne h0 not gu.
In an Official capacity yet his very presence TO in
fuse confidence that the work is be commenced in
earnest. There has been such entire suspen-
sion Of operations here in connection the railroad
that many minimizing people have become quite dissats
fed.
1t is generally hoped, however, that Mr.. Murohy will
introduce new By stem and that he will make some i'm
provemen.s In the transportation department. which Is
very much open 10 some infusion Of energy and
bihiy He has gone scross the Isthmus with view TO
examine the port Of Huaulco place Of deposit and
will report plan OF operations his return to New Or.
leans next month.
The steamer Coatzacoaocs brought over q small stern
wheel steamboat named the Allegheny Belle for u.e on
the river between Mnattlsn and Suchil in low water
she very nice little a aud will fill her part of the
work admirably if she ever be got 70 going; but un
iortunae on trial trip last week, sne broke shaft
and Is Low laid up waitng for new from the United
States.
There are several parties knocking around here who
are waiting Tor some opportunity 70 explore the head.
waters Oh the Uspinapa river, where supposed val
able deposits OF gold will be found. The Ipdisns have
considerable Quantities Of crude god but they refuse TO
tell where they get it, and the wEiIe folks rot content
10 be kept in the dark this subject Several parties
have been organized to "prospec the country Blu. 30
far nothing has been done. By and by, however some
party will go up, and then think the cry gold viii be
heard from this quarter in volume Sufficient TO take few
hundreds from Gotham.
General Degouado arrived here on the steamer from
Suchi yesterday, with Gen. Hernandez, Capt. Avilez
Capt ferris and ohers from Acapulco route to Vera
Cruz They will remain here until opportunity offers
for him 70 60 TO Vera Cruz Degoado has given no all
command in the army and goes to Vera Cruz
his position In the Cabinet Minister Of War He isa
very inferior looking man. but as il Is unjust to measure
capacity by the sze OF the man, leave you uo
your opinion from his career. HIS dongs think COR
respond with his personal appearance.
The steamer Coa'zscoalcos Old not arrive here at ell
this trip, and the California mail from San Francisco was
the only one TO come through. What could have hap.
pened to the steamer copectureB here but your
readers will be informed before this reaches YOU