The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07
Our Puebla Correspondence.


The Fve Millions on the Road-Fsays of British Subjects
Hr. Ot,oay and the Vera Cruz EdI3r-Mirom,n has
5000 900 in the Conducta-Strzgn of Puebld, de-
Since the date of my letter to you from the capital
the 18th ult have been forced to TO this city to
attend to business with the conducta which LETT
Mexico the 2Sth The amount OF money going forward
by this conducta from the capital and from here will be
something over s5,ovo, Oc0. The would have been
$40 0oo did there exist any that the
money will not be robbed on the road and had
not the British and French Ministers, who kicked
up such fuss about the tariff at Vera Cruz al.
lowed Miramon to charge double duties in the
capital In this case the padres get the money andhat
quits the two diplomatic agents Of England and France
who consider their obg atoms TO their party Of greater
consequence than duty TO their governments So
hear Of attack having been made upon the conducta
and will likely STRIVE here this morning. Owing to the
exsctons made by Mranlon the money going for
ward will be subjected to loss of from seventeen to
nineteen per cent before 1t Europe Great
that Is, the commercial people do Lot grumbe. Were
there any security they would send The desire Of
every one appears 10 be 70 get bis money ou! of the
try As prudent men they right
The EDglishmen In the capital in grea. CONSERVATION
in consequence Of the action Of the clergy against
for making the represen aton to Mr. Ossay The house
OF Graham, Graves l. Co. has fallen the frat victim
The heads OF that house passports sent to
them The funny part OF this sorys the heads of
the boule are in England The government has in
quence OF TINS sent passport TO the Co (Mr. Watson,
who was at last accounts talking 10 Mr. Oxay about the
inaenaoe rights Of Englshmena story he heard
OF in spain IN his "tbirty years" before the diplomatic
msst-and Mr. Oway, shaking bis fat head with an idodc
soberness, and repeating SERVES you rght ''you
out for Mr. Whitehead agent of the bondholders au
thor of the representation for Mr. Davidson agent OF
EotnscnSs ana LOT TWO or three more was said that
after the departure OF the presen. mail the clergy
going to take of their coats and finish of all the
sieners clergy paper from the capital Of day before
yesterday states that tue Engshmen to be tried by
the law agains; conspra.ors. What in the Of
mon sense are we coming 70? The rquisition is re.
established and the British Minister is the chief
nqusor. This last must certainly make large de-
mands upon the credulity Of my reaers. have to
you my head s not turned and what tell Won are
facts. The British government order straight
Jacket Come advocate hemp at once) and put finish
the furtner excesses of this mailman.
The mail from England Of the I'd ult arrived In the
ptal on the 30th So far as hear brought order
for Mr. Otway to leave. We thus compelled to
mach him for another whole month II c2nno. be that
will ast longer than that.
You will doubtless receive full particulars from
Vera Cruz of the demand made by otway for the
punishment Of the editor Of the Prgreo for certain
articles In his paper against OwayH late conduct Mr.
Otway demanded the punishment Of this editor and
ordered Capt Alden blew the IA mild piece
of diplomatic intimidation manufactured by Gabrac aud
adopted by O!way 70 bring the Vera Cruzans 70 hay
terms) in case his demands were not complied with
Capt Aden who does not appear 70 be over clever In
other matters, did not that blowing Vera Cruz
was such before breakfast piece OF busness, and there
lore, ater oeng assured Dy Governor Liaora tna the
liberty of the press the In Vera Cruz ia Lon
don, cropped the business begging that while be
IN port no further attacks should be made upon the Br
tsn government or Its representative in the capital
IN lne csptal tney are again preparing the works for
defence from which appear that the campaign
into the interior has not come of we'll expected
by the clergy.
II is said that Mramon has ooo in the present con.
Quota for Vera Cruz. 80 be has lost time in prepar
ing for the rapidly approaching rainy day What shame
TO allow the country to be bed to death one thief after
another.
pv tha NAV Cen Cobo. vrbo In "a ecco-, A.. $1,000.
far Jaapa whore is to be handed TO the con-
Btutionasts ie afterwards TO to Tor stand
of arms, smugged TO some point in that State for the
clergy party. Will II not DO too bad the sleepy cons.
tutionass allow the clergy TO succeed in getting their
arms
This city Is the most priest ridden Of all places in Mex
leo. Although hear much of the movements OF CON
stutionass all about there Is fear Of Puebla falling
until all the country has gone over.