The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-01

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Dispatches from Vera Crux-Cheeranr Az.
counts from msxicS- <whaS are she 9enn-
syivsnss DenAocrscy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hl"vesnent I'm Favor or Gcn Hsusron s,,r
President, So
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON pKsPAroH.
WARRINGTON. August 81, 1852
The Mexican Legation has sdsces from Vera Cruz a
The 18th inst They state that Mr. 0twsy has been re-
called by the British government and that tho Legation II
the hands Of Mr.. Matthew'S, the Secretary
the moss aaserng hopes we.s INDUCED that the
Juarex government would be recognized by Great
Brta,n
the sales or church property proceeded satisfactorily
and promised 10 replenish tina liberal exchequer
to render loans unnecessary Six per cent OF tho pnr
chsses arc received In government bcpds which CON-
and ony ten TO tweuto per cent buyers get property
Al City per cent Of n cash It Ia estimated that
the sales Of this property will wipe out dearly all the
present indebtedness Of Mexico few yeras Of peace
under . strong government wond davelope the
sources Ct The country 70 render rich and prog
porous.
The Pennsylvania democracy seems gone dan. The
Clinton County Convenu0n-Aisop and Whites district
forgot to pass resolutions endorsing the administration
and Judge Black RESIDE democracy not only forgot to
eDdorse tho administration, but selected ousand
Douglas men deless.es the State Convention These
things do not disturb tho Prcsden but cause jerks and
Bowman to rage terribly.
understand . movement 10 already foot 10 Texas
and several other Southwestern States among the
farty ana independent Of all psrt,es, who are
disguised with packed and pulling poll
caIs, 70 call the people together In town and county
mass meeting, and nomtnate General Houston nde
pendent Jkcksonisn candidate for the Presidency Tue
sdvces state that from tho which the PROPOSE
uon Ii received there s httc doubt that the people
masse 10 nearly every county in the Southwest viii
pronounce In his favor The great trepida
ton in the Douglas camp bore. They fear no one 80
much as Old San Jancpto.
Colonel Florence Is very lame, but is hard at work in
he Repi,,u Office every day Ills am win DO to steer
clear all c'ques and preach pure doctrines difficult,
mark 70 hit, that.
THE GEsxRAL NEWSPAPER DKspArcH
WAsHIsGTos August 81, 1859
Nothing concerning the late between Guate
Great Britain, the cedng large
II territory to the latter has renched this government
ocel torn; hut ii Is that the al mnistraton
Indifferent observer o. events in that quarter
letter from Vera Cruz states that Minister Oway hss
been ordered By the British government to await himself
Of the leave of absence previously granted and
der the charge OF the Legation 70 Mr. Matthew'S the Sou
e,ary OF the Legation.
Ably written circulars have been addressed by Ocampo
the Governors Of the several States Mexico mpressne
npon them the necessity OF enforcing the recent reforms
tory DEGREES Of the constitutional government.
Numerous applications pending for the Deputy
Marsbalshps for taking the census bat appoint
ments will be made until further legislation by Congress
Lieutenant Boyle has been ordered to proceed ~
Panama report 10 flag officer Montgomery for duty
paval storekeeper and commissioner Of stores.
According TO dispatches received 1t the Navy Depart
mept from the United States ship Saratoga dated tho 18th
nst Minister McLAue passing the summer atthe city
Of San Andreas and would TO Vera Cruz the
september Two Spanish rsases and French brig of
at Sacrhcios The sick list OF the Saratoga
slowly increasing, but the captain hoped by careful
ension to eay the progress Of the disease although
was In the midst Of the scky season.
1he City or Baltimore and Vanderbilt on
Cape Race.
CAPE RACE, August 81, 1859.
The sesmship City Of Baltimore for Liverpool passed
here at eight O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
The steamship Vanderbilt, for Southampton and Bre
men, passed here on TUESDAY.
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