The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

AT Guadalajara $780, 900 was rised from the c; ems in
less than twenty four hours.
zaba yet, and with the ney from the Custom Houses
here, which tho French and English fleet claim from
Juarex in Iiramop behalf, be may have in all about
The jas and pententaries Of Mexico have been opn-
ed, and all Criminals are now on their way down. being
Incorporated with the army to take Vera Cruz
RUMORED ASSISTANCE FROM THE UNITED STATES
MIRAMON's MOVEMENTS.
VERA CRUZ, Feb. e. 1852
There has been tho greatest excitement In Vera Cruz for
the last ten days. growing out Of the report
aoat to the effect that the Tennessee would bring
fence of Vera Cruz This rumor gained credence
the more 1t was circulated, and the unac;puntlble
detention, by the American Consul, Of tho Tonnes
see, from the Sth TO the 9Th and the arrival here
o three my yserious American personagee-Colone w. NJ
Churchill Of Tennessee: W. GraysOn Mann, Esq, aud
the Hon. Pierre Soule of your ctyus before the sailing
Of the steamer Of the 9th and they all having been into
the interior of Mexico caused coDectres aud
added strength TO this Hence the British Consul
despatched courier TO Mexro and no doubt IL bore
wondrous accounts of the coming American ilibusers
II Is understood that the French Minister at issued
instructions TO the commander Of the French feet here TO
prevent the landing Of any number Of Americans larger
then usual, who might come by the Tennessee and Br
tsh Minister Otway instructed the nander Of the
British fleet TO act upon his own Judgment and RESPONSE
by Long and anxiousy the Tennessee looked for,
but she was not sgnaed until nearly dark and into
port under the Of night The greatest anxiety
felt throughout the city, until those who dst boarded
the Tennessee returned and assured the anxious
that she bad no filibusters on board.
1t my opinion the three ourths Of the people of Vera
Cruz sincerely desrous OF seeing the Americans
come, and would have received them with open
The latest from the interior s that Gen. Mramon
TO leave Pueba with the body of his army
the 20h attack Vera Cruz but there few who
believe he will within ten leagues Of the place
The season is too far gone and the uod would play sad
havoc with his forces were he now before the city.
1t is confidently expected here that the return trip Of
the Tennessee will bring the of the recognition Of
Malta by the United States government and hence the
liberal party is in the highest spirits.
There is danger Of Vera Cruz surrenderng to the
hetf bnth
by men and munitions.
The vanguard of the expedition against Vera Cruz-the
"Division OF Reserve'eft the capital the 14th. It
consisted of 800 men, with six pieces Of artillery
them two mortars. Bramon himself did not leave till
the 18th. His escort is said 10 have mustered only
hundred men.
The correspondent of the Propeso who himself was
wness to the setting out Of the expedition and
be well informed the subject thinks that the whole
available force Of Mrarnon will not amount TO
men, and this leaving garrisons behind At the capital
ADDS the writer the campaign against Vera Cruz looked
upon as farcea scheme Of Padre Miranda 70 get
money out Of the bankers, merchants and clergy
Miramon's new forced loan upon property of every
kind personal and real estate, Is considered as we'll il
might be, the most barbarous outrage committed In
Mexico outrage Of heinous character that it be-
levod there will be general uprising against IT, and that
il will be collected The decree is dated the 7h
and protests against already in circulation among
| the foreign merchants.
AS to the course to be pursued by the legations nothing
is said. It is stated, however, that ramons government
had not been recognized by either the French English
ministers, and probably would not be.
In Vera Cruz, Notwithstanding the affected disbelief in
Mamons attack upon the city, the alarm would appear
TO be very great Several commercial houses had re-
solved to place themselves under the protection of the
American flag The foreign merchants of Vera Cruz had
ALSO in formal meeting protested against the action
OF the French and English fleets forcing the uarez
government to change the tariff and their protest would
be at transmitted to their respective governments