The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-05

eleven cays later than had previously also s3l 1858 in
specie, as follows
T. Baily Blanchard Co..................s $500
She also brought the following n,mei
IrIas Admiral German, Gen. ID Francisco Garay f. Ca
mimdo A. NJ Dougal, and seven in the s,eerage.
The Tennessee detained Vera Cruz unit, the 9th
two days after her usual time of sailing by a severs
norther, which prevented the embarkaton the mails
The vessels OF war previously reported were still at
Sacrfcos, excepting three Spanish brlgantnes yh;ch
sailed the Goth instant for Havana and Frensn steamed
which sailed the same day with dispatches for Martini
que.
Especial Correspondence of the Pcayunel
VERA CRUZ, Jan 81 1850
The defeat OF Degoado Is by far bad by
Miramon At last accounts Degollado had arrived At No
rea with 5000 aud fourteen peces in good order
week after the battle-which took place on the 26lh
OcioberMiramon had not had time TO give detailed
count of il.
Aponunc;anitnto took place in Toluca, the capital Of
tie Department of Mexico, nsgated by Orihnea,
general, against Calcjo, Santa Anna man. CALICO had
seconded the movement OF Robles Orihuea opposing IT,
and all the officers
Mramon bad arrived at Quere!aro, undecided yet whe
ther 20 accept the Presidency not.
Robes nolens rOens takes up with everything dictated
by the 'ustrous YOUTH, as he calls the new President
Who will win, one say. Robles backed by the
capitalists OF Mexico who dread the appearance of Mira
mon knowing that he specuates their riches Robles
so FAR is on smiling terms with Miramon not whsandng
the strong letters published by Mramon against Echea
garay Robes and all the usurpers the capital Robes
denies having received such letters from Mjfamon and
thinks that the valiant beloved adorcd vote chief
OF the first army of the republic, could and would
write such shameful letters.
VERA CRUZ, Jan %, 1859.
There is you have seen, complication in Mexi-
can affairs the end of which is not yet developed. 1t
stated here that Gen. Mramon VIII accept the Presi
dency, but viii declare for the restoration of President
Zulosga and for the Tacubaya constitution. This
ed will Senior Don Robes pronounce against
the party in power at the capital aad that he will then
JOIN the liberal party What effect this will have the
political affairs Of Mexico cannot be judged.
Both parties very sorely pressed for money to
prosecute the war, and the Juarez much
embarrassed by the formal and threatening demand of
the French and English Admiras here for the prompt
payment Of the interests due the conventional bonds
The Juarez government is understood have proposed
to quidate the unpaid interests due az as as possible
and to befund the English citizens at Tanpco the
moneys forcbly taken from them by Gsrza They (the
Admras) demanded also that the duties mpor should
be again put 10 the old rates. which, is understood
the Juarez Cabinet have agreed to do.
Three Spanish brgso ofwar at SacrdcosIhave been re-
eved by forty four gun fgae, and these brgs and
French war steamer sailed for Havana the 10Th inst
1t reported here that the United States steam soop
Of war Brooklyn the United States sloopof war Savannah
and two Others will soon be here. The Saratoga is still
here
The universal opinion among foreigners here is that if
the United States government will at recognise the
constitutional Cor libera government under Juarez and
exchange ministers with IT, the moral effect would be SO
The President of the United States in his recent mes
sage to Congress very properly says that the United
satisfaction from the church party in power at the
capital OF Mexico, and it is well known that the liberal
party feel most kindly towards the people and
States would, by, this just act, contribute mo-
raj influence to the of the liberal party it
would greatly contribute to the of future ego.
tations, of desirable character between the United
States and Mexico. 1t is generally believed here that
the policy suggested in President Buchanans message of
occupying part OF the States Of Chihuahua and Sonora
with American military posts would the two
contendng parties Of Mexico union in which the
church party would maintain the ascendancy and would
result IN another war between the United States aud
Mexico, in which Mexico would be forced an alliance
with some European Power, whereby Mexico would per.
haps, finally fall under the wing of her European allies
These are the sentiments and views of all we'll informed
persons here ut this tme and well put the people
OF the United States in possession of tic facts and state of
affairs here
Gen. Tracons, strong liberal and able and dstin.
guished officer who has been prison at Mexico for the
last twelve months has been released by Acting President
Ro6les and arrived here few days since It is said he
will be made Commander in Chief OF the liberal forces of
this district.
Admiral German and Cen Trias returned to the United
states by this steamer for the purpose said of nego
iatng loan for the liberal party.