The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

Alden seen 1t depart from the heightened gentle
manly laid by Capt Dunlop and concurred In
by Captain Fredericks. You will DO able 70 underssano
why Brsh guns have been turned against vera Cruz "
n a doubful Robes to attempt 10 carry
out this plan He been 10 Vera Cruz once this year
and knoss more or dangers to which he VIII DO
exposed il he should make smother trip TO its vicinity
CONSIDER very probable he viii, find excuse for not
obey ing orders In his hands But should he or
should he Dol follow ORDERS You know the plan
concocied Brth Legation ana tho national paiacs
20 give an evidence Of pad faith 10 the commerce OF
Mexico and 10 rob the treasury Vera Cruz OF oousd
GABLE OF money legally pertaining 10 II. Should TINS
psn be successfully carried out Il will be very sad com
mepary upon recognition of Juarez and the vigilance
of our numerous cruisers in the Mexican Gulf.
fhe bauahmens stu afford us little gossip The cer,
nv government has at last given official notice
70 the British Legation that Charles whitehead,
Robert Brown Watson, John Potts, William
Benhed, ST., and VIM Bendeld, Jr are dangerous Gus
TO the public tranquility and therefore they must
leave the country A passport has also been sen. 70
the clergy has Refused 70 despatch
him through the British legation aud no has, IN conse
quence be. served through the French Legation No
mem but the Secretary OF Foreign Anars has connden
every one Of these persons is banshed for sguug an ad
dress to Mr. o. as ner Msjessys Minister The psrsons
ordered to leave are about tenth OF the sguershAt
H. those who did sgn for the two Benhelds did uo-but
still others get their passports This, the opinion OF
her Majesys Minister and the Mexican cergy is equal
and impartial justice" But consider you are, for
mail, surfeittd with this subject. 1t been aad
will be most ludcr0us farce from beginning To end,
which her MAjesty'S Minister has, been
the principal harlequin Most of the persons bansned are
Of the most harmless char not the men TO dis
surb tea party, much less propagate revolutions They
against their wills forced 70 consider them
selves Dangerous Grimm The cluster Of them woald
make laughabie contrast 70 Punchs =" French Porcu
pine" But Mexican lions they and Mexican lions
they be- such Mexico They will be forced
suffer heavy Losses to gain their notorety for all which
the constilu,ionalists will have TO pay owing TO the
uncomeatabeness OF the offending parties
Another grand battle has bsen fought Guansjuato
which not a single man either side lost. Tae
al as OIL
lowed at proper distance, shooting down few molten
sve aborng people, as Is their custom Inis version o.
messed the carnage Of battle, as Mr. Otway calls it.
The press OF this city, however, have terraed it a
90 brilliant victory and complete dispersion OF the
bandits" This same story has been TOLD at least one
hundred times in the present civil bot s, we near
OF the banois turning up in considerable forcs all
sides taking all places abandoned By the song forces
OF the clergy,
II is saio-snd have good reason baeve ii true
that the consi!utonanss are now forming an army at
place between horea and 1ouca, with the OF making
another descent upon Mexico They have considerable
force already that point, week
Col Lane was in this valley for three days, with some
thirty officers tresh from the frontier (mosty Americans
am tod taking observations The forces they have
chiefly from the frontier, VINO, they properly
managed superior 70 those OF auy part OF
the country. 1t Is reported that they waiting the
OF artillery, when they will ward. If
they have any chance OF success Oaa that they come
soon.
The mint robbery GuADajuao ia by degrees turning
out lot bad at first reported Il is now
said that when the liberals iast entered tue
Their money in the mint As this money condscaed by
a decree Of JusreZ, TO the constituonaists
ul prize The whereabouts OF the money became known
10 the leaders of c0nstut0nass and their chief de
manded the manager OF the mint 10 show bis books 10
order that the amount Of money belonging the clergy
might be known. The manager OF the mint refused TO
expose his books and the coDsutionass therefore
s they could find in bis hanos. The act rather
one, but technically similar to acts daily committed
by the Chief OF Police IN this city. Here foreigner
thinks Of denying the most impairment requests OF the
police; they did the New&h o. Zacatscas would
surely be repealed Az nis her MAjesty's Minister is
about 70 demand usual al the lannon's mouth, that
the people Of Vera Cruz pay back all the money taken
from the mint at Guam iuato The poor Vera Cruzanos
have to for ythng Notwithstanding recognise
their right TO rule instead Of being ruled.
z We have talk OF q change In Mirsmons Cabinet. Some
matters of money have caused wrAngie auaongst the
bureau men, ana change will very likely take place TO-
day. It cannot well be for the worse.
Eight days ago the Virgin OF Remedies was paraded
through erees 70 bring rain and stop the sickness
We have had rains since, and the doctors traps
flying about lively than before The heretics have
remarked that the weather Ii, anything, unfavo
rable public health than it few days previous to
the procession Of the virgin. The padres, savage
The tricks Of outsiders get in beng played
lively they ten days ago. There 10 money to
be eeen and that dus the sppetes Of pastel
veloosy.
The great gambling feast at San Augustn commenced
yesterday and every body there including Mramou and
his foreign hackers The country safe while this feast
lasts, which will be for two days more