The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18
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Total, e,e5s tons mahogany, 1852 hIdes, 1870 600

Total, 1855 tons mahogany, 1882 hides, 1870, 900
The imports from the is. Of January 1859 to the iii
osepember amounted in goods and SPECIE to the value
7trnagewe have had eghtyseyen vesseIs in the mort
during the period from the lst Of October 1868 the Both
Of September 1852 anst sixty five for the same Pc
p tons npeieen we're SHY Were carving
while Germany France and Spain took the balance II
will be seen that where the trade against 1885,
II is IN our favor in 1852 However, the great difference
in our favor by the United States mail steam
ers which being suspended this year, will set back
This place has been the scene Of unusual Teasing and
irolckng for the past three weeks The fun and ceebra
ton in favor Of Independence Day commenced on the
18th and has been made hold out until the present
time The 9th the anniversary Of the entrance OF
the patriot army into the city Of Mexico and the 2Sh was
on the 9th The sports and sprees which marked
all these occasions consisted in horse racing bull fight
manner Of lcentious proceedings With the price Of
provisions at starvation point these big loafers AZ
ford idle away In the worst Of vice three weeks time
The Louisiana Tehuantepec Company is at an end, as
far as the law can exerminate it, The property in the
district Of Juchan has been sold, at unusually low
prices, and WEIGH Allen, the principal creditors in
this place. are pushing their claim TO Judgment which
will probably swallow up the property here under.
stand the SAFE Is 70 take place on or about the 9Th Of No
thing OH the isthmus but its chartered rights.
fever concern was badly managed, that instance can
Sere Its president, is childish political speculaor better
calculated to intrigue in politics than have charge of
cHuIITse requiring cool ana quick investigation. He
could bear no crosses would submit to no denial but
tore papers to rags even slightly provoked He could
be hoodwinked into the most foolish expenses while per-
suason could never induce him act like sensible man
II his preiudices or his incapacty misled him. He paid
men without vouchers, denied men with audited claims
and set at naught honest claims II happened to be in
pet Ia Fact he the death the enterprise and so
long as his name leads the enterprise cannot command
support or confidence on this Isthmus.
Al the sale on the 9Th of next month"; II Is thought the
properly WI DC purchased by parties from New Orleans
The gold dggngs have turned failure the party Of
whom wrote III my last having left the mines
General Hernandez, who here the late trip Of
OF the Havana aud who was represented to be the agent
Of Alvarez, committed piece Of folly ut Suchil which
- but IN accordance with Mexican nsoence He up
ON the S9ch intending to take charge OF the transporta
lion OF some arms and ammunition across the Isthmus
when he arrived at Suchl just the United States mails
were about 70 be sent forward he recoectcd that his
letters were unwricn; he Immediately gave orders TO
stop the mails until bis dispatches could be so ready: and
although Mr. Sewc agent for the company protested he
refused 10 let the mail bulge. es9 --s
The schooners Simpson Hart, from New York and the
Snnok from New Orleans have arrived here within the
last ten weeks loaded with arms aud munitions for the
Mexican government Both OF them came consigned 10
the American Consul TO be kept under flag or sent
back 10 tie United States provided the
threatened this place II Is thus that these people take
advantage Of strength when they are in danger md
abuse Us when they arc in power
We shali have dull time Of Il henceforh without our
regular semi monthly steamers from New Orleans THO
town is already ID bad odor, and most of t,e neonle
would sell out and leave II they could. r.
However, the business coming on md ue aro
locking Tor fleet Of ships. We.lsTc in port the brig VIM
{ clark bark liodrcr Cart and tho schooner sim ,son
Tart bound for New York. The VIM G Clark and