The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13


These orr apxations have been looked upon very gen
orally IN this country iiouser movements Now wha.
is me- lot, pray by hbusteringf II means TO enter
country by force Of arms feize upon It's and
administer its government, then these Arizona expedi
tons have faint OF fibustersm about them Why, the
sparsey populated degenerate and impoverished States
OF Sonora and Chihuahua would starve the oragng par
ties OF single regiment in three months The churches
and cahedras scarcely boast dozen silver Madonnas
and gold crucihxes and for State revenues the
rious Mexican governments, kindly assisted by the
teprfpg bands Of Apaches, have most ectualy wiped
oat amost every Of taxation. IT, however, emf
graris who go to deveope the resources Of coantry
which paSe and murder have long devastated in armed
bedies and under such military organization s
seered necessaryready to work peaceably while they
CAD, but Eight when their common rights inyaded-f
such hlbusers all the Arizona and Sonora expe-
doDs gotten up emphatcany slibusterpg schemes
As early us 1863 the attenti OF speculative minds
directed to the silver mining regions Of Northern
Mexico and Arizona where history testines to vast for
nsI having been made years ago by the spanards when
sbey able 10 keep the Indians in slavery by the
treprtb of their sodlery; but at that
nothing could be effected without an armed and
organized colonization TO defeat Indian hostility
Mexican violence. Scientific men were pri-
ysely tent TO prospect and report upon the mineral
IL.
Their Investigations the substance Of which gave you
former letter, highly satisfactory and arrange
ments at set foot by which large OF
land including within their lits many neglected Spanish
mines were Purchased and are still beid through the
medium OF resident Mexcans to prevent the probability
OF their being by graspDg jealous auh,r
Ties for these practical minded men seem 10 have
little confident OF naturalization In such from
government q. Warrington small force OF miners
next deepsched under the direction Of Colonel Lock
experimental
OF TIE silver mines. After settling his little colony,
Colonel ocl ridge California overland for the
purpose 81 procuring corps OF experienced miners and
stock Of provisions When he returned, 10 fe months,
be found the spaches had scattered his coonss, killed
many Of hem and destroyed or carried away all the min
re Implements and machinery. This toe termlna
ton Of he frat Arizona aud Norlhern Mexico Engr ant
Assocgiion, and demonstrated the necessity OF taking
'hcse pecautions IN bebsf Of future which
have drawn upon them Gas will afterwards explain) tue
sssy 81 ns sssrsl m aud zee
sion spocn Of above, nothing Of moment has son done
until this yesr partly because II required time reani.
mate ise bopss OF The spscoatos and principally be
the kind OF necessary FOR such dariog aad
a6vt nt irous undertaking engaged in N,seagual
aud Cuban dreams-or, might have more truly said,
Nov it is updenisble ba, every administration, aud
particularly those elected by the democracy considers
necessary 10 give ecto 10 their term Of oce that they
shall expand the pstonsl domain prssdent BuchaD
OF above this ambition, thnk and hs participation
IN the 0ssnd conference aided bis election not little
rn attempt qualification Of the grea Cubsp presec,i,p
however might brag about that h,ar ming position or ar
as 20 graphically portrayed IN nautical perIsn 20 his
Seric Maeay 70 be repuuerated and pitch under
Influence Of caoric is prudent, then psrhcps to
ook togaTds Mexico; and Mr.. Blu 'han4a's cabinet
anaore though the loopbole Of diplomatic neeotssIon
and the other through that Of
Or rxen'zirg lmsy coin such word Tne Sonora expe-
dliions well calculated to effect tina latter; al
fopeh they would go ont 10 he guided by proper
of the laws Of the country they should settle
in, the fact Of their opening Ia Dorado and likewise
maintaining perfect resistance to oprs and treach
cry, wond be the means OF speedily gviog an American
majority IN ihe Ncr'hern Mexican states the results imne
6iatt'y 10 follow belrg-Hrst Independence; secondly
spnexs.ior 20 the United States. would naturally ssem
30 ,bo r,e igept reader That the latter most
bic ofthe two pars, but he must uber that in such
the Gcot would attach seN the colouis. bands
rsiher than 10 the admin s.saon while the requirement.
Of territory by negotiation, even disproportionate
outlay OK cur rational means, would rebound directly
the glory Of the Cabinet
Itwas probably decided upon that one of these two
sche should be undertaken tho of govern
ment required that negotiation should be drs
r.asy so onics,y tho rore Scheme onid be- heaSes n
II government, was rot active M. HcLaue immedi
ately despatched 10 Mexico With instructions to recognise
gogeTnment BIO thought 10 position TO maintain ITSELF
and perhaps 90 be readily convinced Of the eta bill
y OF leader who enlightened cooueh TO gel So
BORA Chihuahua or Lower California, well 10 mako
cersn concessions 20 the Tehuantepec Company Il re-.
qoes great imaginative powers on the part of the
gentle reader 70 understand that Jusrez is iy old
man, with the astnenees OF the indian eacbsry Of The
MeXcau and speciousness OF the Spanard and that Mr.
tfc1are, though able lawyer and patriotic citizen,
does roi thoroughly understand the Mexican character
and wse not prepared TO meet their deceit with GINNING
and oounermne after their own system of diplomacy.
BIT The Qene reader and stu gerter purchaser Of
this mornioes HERALD will follow me with his rsncy's
eye, will wander through valley OF supposition
can iusgne Mr. HcIane, arriving at Vera Cruz being
met By member Of Juarez's cabinet, and secret
sutation being had. The minister Of Juarez speak
Of the firm hold his party has upon the affections of
he similarity Of the principles they fighting for to
those cherished by the North Americans Of the
United states end the e syptsy i should call for
this mighty nation 60 ably represented In the person
Mr. McIane, and the manner in which 1t would be
strengthened and perpetuaed by recognition part
Of the United S'aies &c McLaue in the course of
bis response touches upon the actual burben which the
protection Of The norihenmost States to the Mex
The worthy Treasurer OF Juarez party over
Yankee dollars The Mexican dgntary acq ,iesces
~ in tbE view, but suggests that must inevitably be
postponed ehort time for the danger it's
ing national in favor OF Mramon could be risk
ed with mpuriy the archives Of the Land Office being
in Mexico 1t woud be totally impossible to cousummate
the sale until JDarez fairly seated at the capital Me-
confI nation compel the willy uarez to commit him
se privately but at recognizes his govern
nent renospg in the security Of his Innocence upon tho
words Of Mexican Juarez Ia 10 toe position of
gambler, who has sked and lost ten thousand dollars
and willing to risk bis last thousand the hope Of
winning back the ten If he fails he an outlaw and
without the means Of copsoaton Santa Anna took with
him in his banshment every thing must be hazarded for
success-even verbal promises intended ful-
ledand the employ meDt Of American adventurers
ranks to be ouawed the moment they have open his
way to that city their counymen fought their way to
N
In anticipation Of sending Mr.. McIano his trial of the
powers OF negotiation General Twiggs is notified that it
you'd be extremely convepient for armed Americans
embarass oecste relations with Mexico and ut once
appears the Jncksonian proclamation Of that old
veteran, which at brushes every Arzonian move.
mept though all in readiness to push The character
OF General Twegs is too we'll understood to lead sensible
men into attempting to trfe with evade him, and
when be declares armed body of emgrants shall pass
through the country under his military Jurisdiction the
principals In the emgrsn associations only shrug their
houdeIs and carry forward the expenses they have
Cured TO the account Of profit and loss.
There but int lance known believe in which the
old veteran wae ontgeneraled and that quite amusing
will give to you. Gen. Twggs strict dscipnarian
and metes out the justice Of army atons with but
drogoors whose company was stationed at San Antonio,
incurred punishment provided for an offence he had
been guilty Of and vowed wreak his spite upon the
Commander bimseif With correct insight the Gen.
ais character he selected the iendercet point for his
brust One night he stole into Twiggs stables with
and shaved bic avorte charger dressed
leather. No signs Of the rage this action would
naturally create Observable day in the co1ute
Of General Tgegs but before night he had dscov