The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-22

be up and sae English people viii Judge him and
punish him IL bs govsrnmen, does not.
frencbnan Came down Ten or twelve days ago. and
beng considered spy he sent back 10 the interior
The French Admiral asked the cause, and zach proofs
were laid before bn that he said why di no. they shoot
b'nY THIS shows the lenily OF our authorities which
the traitors abuse so much.
News from the interior is quite bright. Dsgollados
forces are mar ching under Generals j. Alvarez and
ogs2on have taken Salamanca. Sao and Leon. Qua
naoaio was taken by The Jrontsrssos The later must
II would appear, therefore, that all these forces
marching upon the capital, which s easily TO be taken,
having very insignificant garrison. That no troops Of
MiramoD get back there Is confidently expected
The Saratoga and Savannah stl here. By the-bye,
! see by New ORLEANS paper that Comoniort rs sall
not shot traitor before leaving, but he maybe
be should dare TO set foot agaD this cJuntIy he has
betrayed his party and the people in such shameful
manner as hardly Santa Anna did, and al the blood
shed ond treasure wastedeven the revolution ofPueba
is on bis conscience.
Poor Queen Vi tora made to say in her speech
that orders had been given the naval commanders
TO ask Tor satisfaction from Mexico 60, &c.; but there
ba geographical ignorance somewhere or great
bunders con nitted by somebody because these out
RACES were erpirated by the Zuoaga and Mramon gov
erimeDts whereas the satsfac,ion Is required At the
hands OF the liberal government, residing at this port
How strnbgel But England 10 great nation especially
where there chance whip tho weak, guilty mo-.
guilty, making It up by cringipg to the powerful
The warfare Of the liberal forces in the state Of
Vera Cruz is similar TO that carried by Seminole
Indians IN Florida harassing and worrying at every
nook and corner, and from every bush and treo. The
three Ioads leaoDg from Cordova 10 this place infested
with various bands Of jarochos," who are as good
marks men any Of our Kentucky boys.
You may take il for granted Mramon will not Vera
Cruz. This impression Is general and even Spaniards,
who desire TO HIM enter this city give up their hopes,
again open their shops and display their goods which
some eight ten Gays ago deposited with the Spa
Dish Consul Freightng Of merchandise Is going
day Tho muleteeis from the interior confirm the Of
the disaster Of Mramon and his retracng his stops ORR
zaba.
Although nothing definitely is known about the recog
nition OF this government at Washington st, the
probability Of such event Is cheering TO the heart of
every man here, and diuses such moral courage over
the mass Of the people other could create
In my opinion all the victories of the liberals
must be In great attributed the certainty of
recognition by the United Sates; and it will bo still
more 1t to US under roars
of cannon and hurrats For the frat time then
l expect to hear the cry Of "Vira los Americanos!'
which, up to year ago, and almost under all former ad
mDsa aons, would have been considered act OF trea
But now it s different The great mass Of the peo-
pic have found out who their friends, and on whom
hey have to look as tho only 10 them for all
time to come.
MARCH Q, 1850.
News has been received that in the battle fought at the
Baianca dc Tamapa, against Miramon 500 Of his men
were dispersed, $50 nuskets picked up and 30 killed
In of his dispatches, intercepted he says that he
had 324 men, that he would leave 500 on the road
and march upon this city with the balance. From this
number the loss in the last battle has TO DO deducted
am told that Captain Dunlop did not hold out any
threats to this government in consequence Of the treat
ment of his courier