The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-21

douhtess Maid IN say SO Gabriac lost 10 making
use of this current Of debt OF hls o"n creation
He caused petnn 20 hmsvnI'hn" '" ~ W y, ,, !, ~
put in CIR claon begging that Ia" new Sl5oo0uO iebt
NAV be tn French Convention do ah
KNOW II the resders Of the HERALD under stad enough OF
Nexcao financial arrangements To understand what
would b. reault o. thus deot II IL We're Incorporated
into the French Cnventop Il would be too long AMI TOO
tedious give all the particulars, hut III brief
that he $ibOOo,OOo debt tntrodced sato the French
(nwntos, debt ,ood be pdydte az ne ports Of the -
,ullc and therefore by the conStitiitondltsts, fhe
snemls Of he rery parties creating the dsh
Gabrac counts upon the support Of the French ueet TO
carry this business successfully through He says he IS
certain carry his game and frankly must Gonfcss. as
one whe knows the cards have boon shucd by this
special knave Gabrac that think he stands chance Of
success At the present moment the whole business
upon the the United states are 70 ADOPT 10
wards Mexico IL our government acts as II always has,
why, hurrah for Gabriac He great scouadre Il you
like bot he will be successful one. AS the game nov
appears gummy eyes. in Mexico 1t is tho French
eagle on side and the Yankee eagle on the
t,other. Q,aen soie which turns up trumps. AS
an American I regret to say QUEEN sabe in
this case but have always been mbugged
egregousy in our foreign matters that have hopes
ne viii come off better on his occasion than heretofore
The game Is open, and we shall see II defOr med
French ape is 10 get the better OF US
Only few days ago now one per cent forced loan was
imposed by decree upon this city foreigners Included
These loans have become frequent that foreign
merchants have to look upon them just the
the traveller looks up~n meeting with highwaymcn on
high roads. They are imposed in the same manner
the brgsnd asks the worldly goods Of the traveller
with pistol to his head " Your money your life aud
with the legal opinions Of Attorney General Black an the
law adviser Of tho British Gown the clergy look dig
n'fed in the operation of fleeing foreigners In this
manner. Mr.. Mathew, however, has seen ht TO stem
tie tide on this occasion, and has protested against
forced loan in the strongest terms and reported
will write ID his government that unless he be supper ted
there DO hope either Engshmen any other
foreigners from utter ruin for, he justy reasons
they the clergy take per from the capital
of foreigners three months why may they take
three per ceot every mouth The opinions OF At
torney General Black and the Crown ADVISER will justify
the clergy in taking ninety nine per cent, Just the same
taking per cent As for the unfriendly" part
of the business, the clergy care nothing about that
And why, in the name Of common sense should theys
They hundred leagues from the aud false hu
manly certain to regard them as too insignificant for
an INVASION.
The nsu ecton Of the Indians in the district OF Tuon
cpgo has ued hut the country Whereabouts remains full
OF bands of robbers The hghroats in all directions
remain infested with those pests. The stage company
have with many losses at the hands Of this nu-
meous class of the present limited population OF Mexico
thai they have given notice that they will rot be able
much TO hold out, and will be forced 10 suspend
the line between this and Vera Cruz unless escort suf
hcenty strong is put upon the road.