The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-03
fac, they have given up. by their lack Of energy ell tho

fact they have given up by their lack Of energy oil 'no
advantages obtained.
II Gentrsls Ampudie, Lave, rrscoos, and other greN
chiefs are here Dcsolado is expected, having nsnded
HE command over 10 Zuazua.
VITA, this gathering the prucpa! liberal leaders VIII
result in is not known am tod from well informed
,ca ,bat President Juarez Is dsgusted with his posi-
ZION and the slight regard paid TO his commands by the
chiefs who assume support his rule The fact s every
one Of them considers himself more important man In
the contest thar the President.
10 ysw OF this things Juarez has for tie
wished 20 resign but the difficulty ia the way Is to dnd
out eho his constitutional successor. DegolAdo WAS Ia
TIA, position through his election Judge Of the Supreme
Court but after the election he resigned il. Some
n!ormsty in tho proceedings that resignation make
its ssty doubtfal; and now thst the Presidency s ia
be hoas that the resignation was not accepted,
and Is the.efore void
Secretary of the Treasury who is certainly the most oe
raj and enightened statesman now living in Mexico.
Between the two the pre6ent conference Of chiefs will
probably decide and then President Jaarez will leave tue
Office c some more energetic successor. Such step 10
ao.ousy necessary 10 the success Of the liberal cause
and il Is to be hoped that Lerdo vi be the With
Zswoa Governor Of Vera Cruz and Lsrdo Pesden.
of Mexico, much might be hoped for. Bet the
there eIeat harmony OF opinion aud action Gen. De-
gsados failure before the capital has injured him
estimation of the country but he Ia strong in the north
and join heartily with Eerd, and z.mora the tares can
by adopting proper course of policy this distracted
country.
But their Hrs step must be TO bring hero through the
consent and countenance OF the American government,
$500 Americans, well ofhcered By Of high standing
at hcme and whose ATTY TO the government they
support shall guar anteed by their aniecedents
and by the fact that by relish aod dsloya aims hey Will
lose tue continuance Of their government their
high position at home.
TIC other party strong agsa, aud talk Of sending
CAoos with troops to Osjaoa, wolto Tampco aud MAJ
quez will fight again at Guanajuato or Whereabouts.
The newest moves that Santa Anna has been REIN
stated 10 ali his horors by special Decree aud
difficulties will arise, and the struggle may last all the
or longer by which time trade w be completely ruined
Acopcucta has been talked Of but Aramoo asks such
TuuOus terms that /, shows he has no miad to sen Il
do~D ana besides, merchants have faith in the
nc might give.
bile exchange on Mexico has risen to 20 per cont
winch constitutes dead oss of II per cent over and
auove me conduca charges and this alone is enough to
ruin merchants.
nue to be wiling tools in tie hands of the church party
asc say auen to all lis atrocities, pnder, expulsion ana
1hoesae tutchery.
MICS: fortunately, their criminal schemes to have this
port honbG Ged defeated by the naval anders
VINO left with ali their vessels except two English and
| French.
Toe United States Saratoga and Brooklyn an
chored in tue Norta South chnceis close under To
gums Of U1oa to be q. hand 70 communicate with Mr.
aclape.
AL eur American papers are f Of Mexican affairs, but
c.brot see the OF It, Mr. acIane's co1dict is ap
proved Of and 1t would indeed preposerous if
| IL wers not; but what of ttatp Very little been
gatea by Indeed although the step WAS necesE ary
| usefu and entirely warranted BY circumstances.
But COW every man who knows the least about Mexico
is aware also that other measures must be atoel-a
oLc and They conss! IN nothing else but lending Mexico
assistance of troops and ney. Send this expedition a..
once 10 this port and assure you ha. With 5000
this county Will be settled, Mr. Jdarez will enjoy staoil
ty Until succeeded by Ietto President who in the
meantime viii at conascate the church property
| arc have ample means to pay back the loan.
Then this would pc great country. The railroad from
this port to the capta ana bye and bye to Acapulco,
Will soon be made, ana so will the TO Tehuantepec
but az matters stand people have 10 confidence
On the last named route II iS thst the mail
through and some passengers get over though with great
trouble ard hardship; but so IA from bading the rail-
roed sou may take my word for II, the present lany
| will Lot even build the wagon road, which will only be
completed when Mexico at peace and capital
becomes invested In it. Do you suppose that the En- ysh
trade sill stand this much longer and not cry out
having their interest ruined E1gands Tag degraded and
be people humbugged by Lord Nlmesblry fooll6hy
sends his feet Out 70 redress wrongs committed in the
| Interior and By the other party
nr. NcLane has SHOWN that h perfectly understands
tie Mexican Character; the people Ike his frank and
manly behavior, and the Prtsieer and his Ca5iae.
delighted with him. Now thai ought to give weight to
his communications and although, Of course, have not
herd him say yet 10 DOUBT for that
some spcn measure as have mentioned above will and
musf be pro -csod by nm 70 Mr.. Buchanan.
said than this will be the last trip OF the Tennessee
for the present. account of quarantine, Of post
| attracts, &c.
ms happeue, is seriously requested that said mail
service should be performed by good steamer ply
ms between this port and New Orleans if not, send
IN me mails by the aaa Iii R ass month
Robes is at Jalapa with soo men, and although
troops from here sent against him. they came ack
without attacking losing of their by desero
which hap ened alioto Garzs who reached Tampco oa
That shows that the liberal party cannot help them.
selves, and besides, they have monsy-hauks Mr.
Otwsy.
Money is so scarce here that the men OF war fad few
thousand dollars for their drafts TO their expenses
| with the greatest difficulty.
to an end unless direct interference Of government.
takes place