The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.

Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA CRUZ, July 80, 1859.
Nailsme Of Airamon's Plan Of Finance-Mr. Otway and
RSs Course in Merice-Airamass Plan for Future Ope.
rations-Dotngs In the Capual-Mr. Lerdos Mission to
the United Staes-SaIes Of Church Property, d.
kramon's Minister Of Finance, q schooboy gave his
"plam de hacienda" which amounts to the following
points Imposing upon the Mexican republic an annual
contribution Of thirty millions (not third Of which
republic, nor oneeghh, the sway Of his MASTERY
be paid one third in cash and two thirds In paper
per money compelling people to exchange the old for the
new issue
Here must state that the old paper ID good and recog.
nized, and sells all the country at 10 per cent
say at discount Of 90 to 90 per The new ems-
son which some came out short time ago, not only
sells at per cent say SO per cent discount in the
minions Of Miramon but is utterly vAlueess in all the
territory occupied by the liberals Of the legal Presi-
dent having declared it forgery.
The result has been that within very few days this
financial wonder gave up all Ills plan, even stopping the
printing Of the paper money, and ia now at loas what
do as he has not dollar to give to Mramon and hs
short career s at end and must confess that of all
Of talent at all this republic has had for nanolers
this one is the most ridiculous, aud only deserves pity
By this time the newspapers Of all countries must be
full OF the crimes Of Mr. Oway that hopes are enter
tanned that merchants petitioners the reports OF nava
commanders and the garng facts which canne be contra
dcted win insure ct last bis punishment and that Lord
AAlmesbury. he publicly boasts that Malmesbury wrote
70 him approving entirely Of bis conduct in refusing pro-
lection 70 American citizens.
Aramon, il he can emily scrape together the money
land he will get long AZ dollar s left Ia the pocket
Of any oregner) will be down here before that me and
this time he will take our city, % we shall have neither
men nor money to defend it,
How they win proceed again In Mexsoo with respect to
mi
and let me tell you that at Orzaba the commanding
General forces the City Council to pay him $500 day
In Mexico tax Of IS % $500 per head Vas already
talked Of and the greatest the order Of the
warrant and drags people to rot in prison without let
ting them know why
holy in hand, seducing the people 10 vocerate
death to the liberals and foreigners.
Do you believe that any merchant can remain on his
legs such unheard OF roDberies contnuer And they will
and must continue; there force within this republic
to put stop to them The liberal party has not the
slightest energy concert Of action and although they
give smart and liberal DEGREES such as the last one max
Ing marriage contract) still that does rot settle the
matter, and nothing will settle itand s most devoted
and saunch defenders and supporters convinced of
70 manbut troops and money from the United States
Do not say that the United States government cannot
ties to advance the money and Then they viii look out for
decent leaders, who pick out to suit them and
settle matters at once. But do not let them try to
gegate on their hook in the seapors az we are
told vdaurr is doing at New Orleans then no doubt
ne win only obtain rabbe and such kind OF people, az no
honest man would wish 70 be brought into this country
Mr. Lerdo has gone to the States with great hopes
but he will be disappointed he cannot make up his
mind to both men and money only the conditions
above stated; Whereas the other side, IL would be
foolish for him TO expect that government should
send them in q direct manner Mr.. Buchanan will and
must do something and ID quite clear that he cannot
manage II somehow or other, war must be the c0nse'
qucnce because the oases Of life and property
too enormous. III s-.-.
Mr. Lerdo will have 70 learn great deal, and Is he Is
quick hope II will not take him long to achieve IL, De-
cause when here hin ideas narrow and M hcLane
could do nothing with him, much 30, that the treaty
cent will share the fate - former ones unless
Mr. Lerdo takes with him such authorization as TO do
away with all obstacles
God grant that IL may be 30, or else am afraid Mr.
McIAne will go home, and then the hexcans may rest
assured that no other Minister will be found Of ouch
wsy and manner 70 fall into their habits, and they will
repent VOC late Of having sighted him.
Mr. Lsrdo has the game In his own hands, his law
works admirably only wants hs party 10 be In power
In the capital and all viii DO right.
This The Mexcans cannot achieve by themselves aone
even he must confess IT, and this be admitted there il
ether chance but help from the United States Let
him get Il, therefore, at oil hazards
Mr. Glsnne the English consul at the capital has his
affairs before the Foreign Once, Of course he had 70
fall out with man Ike Obway.
People talk Of GuanAjuate being taken by the liberals
a. well ~ Tepic which latter place the Mramon party
lost NOT month ago. retook by Marquee, and now Lost
II again 10 the liberals
This enables MArquex 10 keep for himself the conducts
ne shut up ct Guadaasra because he Gould not take
down TO Topic,