The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-17

acing appearance some Of their necessities that in this
way they might not lose all, as undoubtedly they will
Moreover the clerical party ought TO be convinced that
ts Vaccinations must be van because the in whose
hands the public dettnies repose know them too we'll
until to-day have divided the country. In 1t the people,
armed shielded with the constitution which given by
pressors-against those who have sought them
in ignorance so as to make a prey Of them
veL,,.s s US have no Of CON
| principles triumph, and the people shall sec
in the end that they cannot be deceived. as
blood for the benefit Of their tyrants. Good very good
and convenient will be the constitution Of 1924 but it is
not that which has been given to the nation; and the
FEDERAL army, to proclaim it,, would lose its legitimacy
which is that which gives strength, and would pass TO
take the revolutionary character, pershng in the soil
Each day triumphs hasten the establishments of
sttuona order, covering with glory the army Of the
reaction. To be trcacherous TO it would be TO commit
detection thousand times infamous than that Of
Comonfor and this the reactonlsts Of Senior Degoado
The Naval Congress at Vera Cruz-What is
TRANSLATED from FL Progreso of Vera Cruz, Dec 25 for
| the New YORK HERALD
There IS no doubt lhat II there mere mas been no common
within the waters Of Mexico and in sight, the conc
dence wonderful that there to-day assembled in the
roadstead Of Sacrfcos fourteen vessels of There
arc, in fact six Frepch four Spanish three English and
American vessel there. What the object Of this
regard Others unforeseen and has been before
hand announced? That is what unable to explain.
Is each OF the Powers to which they belong to have
separate matter to settle with Mexco and did they
thcless, choose the occasion-a nne oppor
sht against usurpns and rebelious government which
etends TO rule the people with the hood Of the rar and
| the sabre of the january
the reunion to have for its object the establishment Of
concourse Of creditors In which, however, there s
cord amongst the claimants and each one is pulling
ward his sde in order to render the situation Of the
| debtor worse, and to bring him TO bankruptcyg
Has every one Of those nations recamaticns to proer
grievances to avepge satisfaction to ask for Illegal
acts whereby the honor and dignity of their respective
nations seem to be woundedf
These and other questions are asked and repeated BY
anrs Of the vessels which which
In the eyes Of these nations there
in Mexicothe government that emanated from military
instruction, which the very rebels constituted
themselves authority pretending TO destroy, by
gle blow, whatever exists and which Is recognized
by the representatives Of these foreign Powers and
the government instituted by the fundamental constitution
unanimously sanctioned by the whole naon the govern
ment which rcposes on legality, the government which
two governments will they address their reclamation
With which will they come to an understanding This
would be question easy to be answered, were VIC not
80 much involved in darkness and in pcrpexty, and did
appear TO us impossible that in the middle Of the
nineteenth century the most civilized and powerful nations
OF Europe should make common cause against Mexico.
But have mentioned the fact of the arrival of these
squadrons, and il might appear in good deal of
doence and at the time we would give credit TO the
opinion that were very ndiscreet TO Occupy ourselves
with this fact without at least attempting were IL but
copectural explanation or an adventurous supposon.
| not excepting that of the United States, has
exaggerated even the most Insignificant facts,
without rejecting for moment that whole people which
rises against faction that pretends TO destroy their
liberty their rights their guarantees-a people which
fight for the principle Of order and legality against an
throw of the yoke Of the Horrible fsnaticism and insulting
but offer those scenes, which even od Europe has pre-
sented to the shame Of humanity but which
resulted Cor her benefit This exaggerated SITUATION these
unavoidable disorders when the field Of discussion is not
that Of the powerful tribune that of enlightened
presshs distracted situation described by some of the
foreign representatives with highly impassioned traits
inexact IL not fase-to their respective governments,
has awakened in the latter the national scnti,
action action the spirit Of nationally for the protoc
tion and aid of their subjects in this unfortunate country
60 distinguished for its hospitality grateful TO those
who come hther to facilitate and 70 spread the elements
of industry learning and labor, and so forbearng at the
same time when seeing that not few after having been
indirectly oppose the deveopement Of the principles with
out which ii not possible that democratic independent
| republic may maintain herself and prosper and yet
nothing to prove than the existence Mexico of
numerous foreigners who on all occasions have joined
the stubborn party that opposes the destiny of this op
pressed nation who have made common cause with the
most depotc dctators including the most perncious to
| the country.
ostentation Of this combined naval force has no other
object but that indicated by US, and for thus con-
/ some FURNISHED
Of the representatives Of the nation, which. with
the greatest noise has made her warlke preparations
Intact the Minister Of Spain residing the United States
in his conferences with the Minister Of Foreign Relations
Of the Cabinet at Washington has declared object
Of sending these naval forces ether that of
protecting the life and interests OF Spanish subjects i'm
periled by civil This explanation on the part Of
the Power which TO have given the most threaten
inc demonstrations causes us to believe
that The other Powers will likewise have shaped their
conduct according TO this principle We may be wrong in
this supposon but in honor Of the very governments
hv Ao,cx
vessels believe that there not exist another hon.
orabe motive to which may be attributed the simulta
neous appearance OF the squadrons lying at anchor
sacriacos If our conjecture prove to be well founded
this issue viii be highly gratifying to US, since
the part OF the supreme constitutional government
and its legitimate authorities nothing has taken place
which may alarm the Of those foreign governments
nothing which may irrate their susceptibility with
when sometimes anything has happened contrary such
an established conduct has been conveniently atoned
II their plans be diHeren-f there be combination in
hose naval forces, be prelude Of dir material
Intervention in the affairs Of this counry-if, finally,
such critical circumstances then not arrogance and
pride crowned heads the preponderance Of the ars
on which side honor or blame To the future alone
will belong to decide the fruits which humanity will
her tie most and Of the benefits which the social world
will reap from tha fatal interference struggles.
God for justice; time for dispclIing illusions
Indian Ravages I'm Yucasan.
Translated from Fl Dario dc Ia Marina, JAM Q, for the
NKw YoRK HRAID1
We have received collection OF tho Constucionai OF
Merida from the Sd Of December TO the Sd Instant This
Journal devotes much space the and RENE
dies rbtraed by the government Of that state, to rc
duce to obedience, II bc possible the nsurrectionary
Indians One hundred and thirty four persons have been
sacrificed by these barbarans In the district Of Louta
after the horrible butcheries o Tekax Bacaar and other
villages. t-trN
On the Goth Of December the village of Tabchivchen
was bescged by some 200 Indians, who kept up well
sustained re against the small force Of twelve mem who
commanded BY sublieutenant, occupied trench con-
tho Of This handful OF