The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-30
AFF AIRS IN ME x,CO.
Our asinati,Ian Correspondence.


Our mihatitIan Correspondents.
MIsAnrAs, July II, 1850.
Mr. SeLane's Negotiations and Deca,o,ons-- Cabi,s #
Frssde'n JuGta-A War I'h The Uai'sd !ass Desired =
Dplcm 'tic Standat-I Peaceful Dsaah If HsAsoay R1
Der, &c.
Cannot say what The policy af our government will be-
o~syds kexico bu. know shat xr McLAns iussnds to
force matters through here bsfc complete disore
op takes place, DC lie is working 10 the best al
vshsge Both for ns aud fer Mckee, but he viii moi
sent to tem7orize with the noonesncies OF
any osner faction in power here He demands something
chosen, and he demands promptly. rasfe 10 no.hng
delicate or aossruse TO he negotiated and will
sent to dp!omsszs and ys,iy whcre the ssng 10 paa
n~A'co wants money, and erher want territory or
pFviieges rhe question essiy settled, because Ar
Mciane sells them jast no vants rney have toe
GRAFT OF tie treaty before Ia fact the protocol
reaoy 10 s'gn before our Minister let Vera Cruz las
month fur TINS pace-rhat is, ABOUT tue 2ssh of June
E'e'JtSpg sns understood ana conceded, ana 0sgClsl,
was named Essos Extraordinary 70 the Uni,ed s.tes
He r~isned his cfioe as Secretary Of War Tor To
purpose OF sctg on that m..son, bus
Misunderstanding arose as TO tao xss.ssanoe y
ne rendered, ana the beaten hero OF Msxco
cooit ssea his tcabiy 10 setls The uuesoa We pr,-
poteo volunteee, ana asked for regular Jps aod
ncsrfe Mr. &cisna would g,ve bin say on
sota ann M ,acss hs trucks me Consequence Was Nc
MeL.ee left We're CRUZ dsgust and casne here 70
De A~sy rom men VINO have regard for
their engage ments.
While here, ID conversation xi.h certain rsi,ai M,x
csbs Who believe 10 Santa Auus the United States
espis'ned The difficulty wnico be sporen neso
usS'pg NJ Vera cruz, aud IN the declared that
opoU iunhy 10 make treaty allowed pass and nc
vent back there WOULD be American Mutser sent
10 Napoeon's remark 70 Buon Husner. Il me.ns ius,
what have written, tha' must have treaty
lain CONCESSIONS Or w mast navs And, marg the
~o'o Jasrsz viii maze treaty. He 10 nos strong
enough 10 10 N The arst olsce, his Cabin. " ms
'r5cted Lrdo oetsss Ocam,o az thoroughly as the
st,er does him, tpey spesp AZ ali O;.moo ia
nsp Of the Cabinet but Juarez ia afraid f MIN
gives him the pos:,on noids as bride Lstoo Ia
hfn and cupsistens patriot, hber .st from principle,
snn politician sim Ply because hs hopes 70 do somsthos
Tor bis Country
After Degoaoo resigned hs mission he became trouble
ZONE, and Juaez haa nothing 10 10 put OF 10
The interior as commander cairf Of tne army He
assage for Tenpco IN the FngIish steamer. aud ~ pro-
dabiy 60 tnms iistoy into l'e interior, he
produce dsasiers; for be will be hated by ail sue
conservative troops aLd 90 ~, DC oesertet py no
&c has got he nuco business at the head Of the array
Tom thumb wou'o have, Tor shs soldiers believe
In him nor pect HIM. only account for bis 40
comment On tho ground that dangerous rival
for the Presidency, and the. place IN
Inc amy That more dangerous or more ambitious
may not
In the Desa'ime, the mndeucy Of Affairs Is growing
mere positiVey and trsc.lr rlwaros u asitn Toe
United states. mat IL, Certain patty Mexico are
bonnt by ali their sersta bring about Occupation
OF his repabrc ny american troops rns mms9es Con-
racs which died paid dasing S;,tts iowa
son the ccesps Of money thea expended prevalence
o'aw and order Inc better times generally not
been orgotsen anc sDecutors here just zous
ibAs ensh umes should return toe ssnne class o
sp.criaioTs arc N The United States. rae lars
Gales oi -four grain grsss au,als nerf ana IN f.
everything for caa gealy enhanced prices are iusl
RS desrabie they iaen, Aod the
then are working for q var pog They y = the c,sn I'm
arc constantly irritating these peoole us nopee
10 produce acts when overlook and
muit a1eLge 40 matter CT oouIse all your real re-
VIII CRY oft sEainft these si1sn
icoos, and will advocate cnepGE nsxico pc.
cause sue s afflicted sh men DOT alier
TIE face s aaIs here. Ali you viii Ut nacly dad
Self forced wa, their wrnnss caano. 90 over
looked always. And lns feeling fnds aivoc stss;
Ut Vera Lruz, oice OF organ OF Jnarez Tne
Progeso constantly yOca,og the vsnt,oo of tne
uDied States as me oniy safety to the nation oav
Me oher Cay loe P,o7e0 copied OF their articles
eznn, and reieIreo r-r.Taey ,uno paper ia re
i.sue 81 the 81 July, inied from tho Loodon
Times Nth note Of sent article distinctly
stated that Mexico must either American
Or Il Must rey~r. to Spain, aud ~ooud up nensrs
ton 'baS Sngwh mpstn CO would only ne asor OF
Anericans These stsa~a Indicate the way the wiud
owf, and convince that Juarrz himself Yell
con sibced that nothing be Can DO II
10 military mRt.es nothing particular interest has
rsntpned. Boih parties, tar tnsy c,n agree IN
heir own counseis, prep1r ng for a now canipa.xu
hut 10 to take place is more tuan Gao ored,ct
what they Will DO when commences II would bard 10
munitou anc how hay intend to agn: or i.s siege oss,
my military ex .ertebce. When they do ug no
ever viii be the time TO ~site an, not now might ast
rs well Speculate about the movements Of tangent as
about Mexican military movements, for both alke
centric.
scaDdsl2sd by the sudden failure Of Don Felipe Neri
del BaIio Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleniposen
lions afer tho fashion OF Gapriac aud Otway he
old Lot have such extensive interests pay and 7ssk
mail, why, he collapsed. HIS enough W
LAY fer the payer which his liabilities engrossea
The Progress thinks shame that up ON sho lid oe
scena 70 the vulgar occuDa. on Of Specializing NOR
isoe thereby bringing study into Disgrace
What will diplomatic corps Say sussestioo2
Six persons were shot in Perote The 26h ul pc
Cri hond Az
dead He died privately ard in peace with hs friecds
around bm and bic death lie noticed without in
the papers rather os'D gunhed position 70 be noLd
The nbus,e,s ON Guatemala, under Ortga, have been
beaten 10 tight IN Cnapas and have retfexted under
protection OF ,arrera.
Our Mazatlsn Correspondence.
MAzATLAN, Mexico, June s, 1859.
DEPARTURE Of General Pesquiera-American Consul and
the Auhorites-k Nod. fcatim Of Revenue Laws-Erput
Duty on Specie to be Reduced Warehouse Stem-Tocps
for Sonora-lnougurascn Of the Ne,o Govenor-Mayca
Of the Liberals upon Tpic-B,ihh Smugyling-Neamy
Santa Cras-Adusce to Corre.ponde nBaae near Topic
Governor Pesqaera, who leaves to morrow the Santa
Cruz for Quay paid official friendly visit this
morning to Mr. Conner the American Consul The utmost
corday and good feeling exist between the Consul and
the authorities, which have TO suppose will result
the advantage Of American interests this portion Of
the republic. Indeed, assured that already very
important charges in he export duty upon silver in bars
and in coin are in contemplation also the establishment
CT warehouse system similar to that Of the United
states These, with other notifications Of equal interest
the merchant under patient and serious con-
sideraton, and will, doubt not, be made public
There measures am told, brought 10 the atten-
ton Of the authorities by Mr.. Conner in an uu
official character, by whom 1t was shown thu,
by a reduction Of duties upon silver the pre-
cent nducement to smuggle and TO defraud the
eoverDm&bt would cease Il s proposed to fix the duty
at three per cent, figure which merchant or si
object to- and which he rather pay Than 10 take
the risk Of shipping Illegally.
MoDs Of oo'ae ship 5ei from this coast annually
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