The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07
BY these sensible and patriotic 70.

counscrbaanced by these sensible and patriotic re-
pubncsDs.
From private and reliable information from Mexico
learn that the movements OF the British French the
Cult il The result OF well studied and Ear seeing
puipcse-not Of tie agents IL Great Britain
mo France, but Of the governments OF these countries
fom this iDfor nation, there Doubt but by this
time Vera Cruz and Tsmpco in the hands Of or
both there Powers, but probably In the hands OF Great
secure creditors some Of the effects Of The diving
II is tue such conduct may hasten his death hut
hat WOULD count for little with Great iran France
when they are about to seize material guarantees 10
saITy oui secret and well defined policy 10 America.
wby 90 these Poe efs pounce upon the liberal party At
eTica time, To attempt from IL what Il has not
roiS Can John Bull get blood from stoneY In fact un
der the guse Of justice the ohese Powers
50 direct interference the affairs Of Mexico An soon
a. me facts become known officially 10 government
must certainly protest the British or French tax
ing possession Of such important places Vera and
grssp when once be has bold Of an hut The United
States cannot suffer him 70 bold these places bor
der and IN the American Mediterranean.
Vdaurri and Cara have had several consultations ct
Vctfrs, 10 Tananlipas with view Of making prepare
Tons 70 proclaim the Sierra Madre republic In the event
o, Jusrez falling as II believed probable, under
The pressure OF the British French and Spanish
81 AND the Of the other, tho Sierra Ma
ore. would be instantly proclaimed, and may, in any
event.
News from California and the British Pos
sessions.
81. LOUIS, Feb. 9, 1859.
me overland mall with san Francisco dates or the l4th
ult., has arrived.
Tho California ia unimporlant.
The New York and st. Louis mails Of December 90 via
Panama and overland and the New Orleans mail OF De-
csmter 81 via TehUantepec, reached San Francisco
January 10.
Arrived at San Francisco ships Adelaide and Dashaway
from New York; bark Esangslne from Rio Janeiro.
The arrival Of theee clippers caused little
ment In groceries and provisions but important change
in prices bad taken place.
Victoria dates are to January TO- The mining news ia
upmporan,.
Ned III Gowan and a party of American rowdes had
carried away British Justice Of the Peace from Holiness
Bar, and made him pay Hnc of fifty dollars for con
tempt
Destructive Fire and Loss of Life In Boston.
Boston, Feb. 9, 1859.
At about three O'Clock this morning fire broke out n
the upper portion of Russcs mechanical bakery corner
Of Battery and Commercial streets, which totally
destroyed. The building Of brick with granite
front, extending sixy.four feet Commercial aud
hundred and thrtytwo feet Battery and SaIutadon
streets and contained two Of Berdans automatic ovens
knesdipg machine &C., and 900 barrels Of -four on
storage. The bakery had gone into operation Thurs
day. when over fifteen thousand loaves of bread
baked and delivered The falling walls partially de
stroyed two or three adjoining wooden tenements
Daniel Henderson. fireman, was killed by the falling Of
Of tho side walls Captain Wilson, Of the steam Ore
engine Eclipse, was seriously injured internally and
several others were less injured. One man Is
missing, and supposed to be under the ruins The total
loss Of property estimated at oo0 which there
is partial insurance Mr.. Russell will Immediately con-
struct reproef building and carry out his intention Of
establishing mechanical steam bakery 10 Boston. The
N~o~- Aorl soAlx, Tho ~l<nrn
Snow Storm I'm Boston.
BosroN, Feb. 9, 1859.
Snow commenced falling at about p M. and is coming