The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

that thu Ministry Of Mrsmou have urged his return hero
ouoets the pesc neglect II his Vera Cruz cam
ps,sn Yesterday courier lett tho British Legation or
Vera Cruz with letters Mrsmon although the same
courier was rer,c.sd i,ou se'ns use ,sn. maze su
| expenditure of Jobu Dulis money 20 pay iVt
mails for Miranon the prosecutor and insoen' AouSef
| of British interests 10 Mexico.
II yrrmor taxes Vera Cruz you will sti see how the
ooubtry ~i remain Peace and SECURITY are senss 10
10 U.s. In this city nselS 20 have long wioaed
siege and always think ths goyesmeni viii 30 able to
sustain ilself4nsde the walls
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.
| yERA CRUZ, March es, 1859.
Fyra E-us Of Mr.. MeLaae's Appointme,d- fasIac ~
| Miramos1 Aurk--His Chances IN Rarect-Ne,os
from the Capitalize E,scpecw Mi.saers 10 A-rioc-
Hon. ney hare bee, Tiickei end hare Cerniwd at II
Detsaon # TIE Mails and the american cons,ds Des
patcAes--lsritish Protests Against M. Otrays COx'se
The Indignation Of the Brsssk Cossui-Ffeev Maliors
Of Foreign Reniaanees Kept Bask-M. ouIy aud
Gown ndey D1nIop-The 7ehson:tpsc Grant ard Com
poay, dc.
Up to this date the Tennessee has not arrived but
days sgo had from New Orleans, by .ns Jasper
from Maa,,lan stating that Mr. Mcsne had been named
minister to the Juarez government and that this sensle
would probably reach New Orleans abOu! the 10Th
and come out IN the Tennessee;
Now this al last tho right thing and is to be hoped
that specie may be sent along with the minister,
which this government much in want or and In fact
hardly be understood how has been able 30 long TO
make both ends meet The result of the present cam
paign not doubtful any more, and up to this date Mir a.
has been able to attack although be has been IN
vicinity (about fifteen miles dstant win ,ioO men
| for the last eight days.
As far as the retreat of Mramou is concerned you must
that have about 600 TO 900 men stationed oil
along the rear some only tSo three miles distance
ffom hege the Puehte Nacioua aud the other side of
Ori2aba which place be taken By this tme
FfanCOns,
be short OF money well provisions, aud with diff
Guilty can ne receive any supplies from the city
Our news from the capital is to the Toto, aud the liberal
army under begollado and others, after having taken
Guanausto, Querearo, &c, was ve1esgues from Mexico
with 5000 This shows that things look brighter
than they did before, and therefore every honest
here ri oices that government should at last
coense The only legitimate one OF this country and the
only one iIom which foreigners, aud principally Amer
cane, may expect good treatment and protection.
must row refer again. though With the grentet dis
gust to the behaviour of European Ministers aud naval
commanders. The former far after the called
Mamon government had not 6ed its part in the ques
ton of duties hut miseabiy kped them not only OF TO
hat specie should be sent down. but instruct
ing the naval commanders TO exact that the balance of
duties be reunited to Mexico. This completely
bare OF all common seuse-however so much the com
manders might wish TO continue iuurmg this government
and being the in the hands mercenary minister's
that even they ('he commanders) refused to act.
They then left merchants whole month without let
tiers between this and the capital by not exacag their
mission, which, as matter OF course, ought to take
an amount which brought couple Of hundred thousand
dollars into the pockets Of the Mranon and
still the bills Of ladng invoices g., could not BIO cent
from here; could English bills bought sold for
tance 10 the United States and Europe, be sent down.
AZ proof state that on receiving the letters OF tue 18th
inst, the last before received OF February 49,
The express the Tennessee started from here
the 18th rst and reached Mexico the 1C The letters
addressed TO the United States Consul at Mexico de-
vered on the lah alter repeated protests and those to
me chants had not been given up the 18TH English
residents tried again to move their Minister TO leave his
treacherous course, and respectful repres
got up by eminent respectable English lawyer who
sides at the city for bis health.
Mr.. Otways answer was, that he had neither leave
instruction 10 attend to the affairs OF merchants These
documents will be laid before the English Parliament.
When one Of the employees of the Ministry of Foreign
him to send letters down, which order he crngingly
ooeyed, even Mr. Gabriac admitted letters, although his
second poodle did not
The English Consul in Mexico respectable gentleman
is said 10 bave publicly declared that he felt ashamed
and that be had been the Minister he would have
red the letters down 10 Vera Cruz himself aud embarked
by the first steamer. How deeply will the English nation
feel this degradation; and if the commander OF her
Britannia Maes.ys navy here hns gone any further in
this path of inqri,y prescribed for him. Ia probably
because tue French admua, will not joa him. and he be.
gins to smell rat himself me former is accused or an
many copnivarces lending aid and interference to the
rebel party outside that common decency forbd US to
believe 10 such rumors.
months belonging 10 the foreign creditors OF merchlnts
must amount TO at least teen millions Of dollars, and
would be against the plans Of Gabriac and Otway.
The latter mad the impotence TO write to Me- Dunlop,
ordering him TO ask for complete apology for the
treatment Of the British position, Beraga Even Dunlop
had the good sense to reply that he satisfied and
should demand no apology. ThisyeOw (Bera.a), known
for his arrogance and mpucence, but having share in
the convention which made him rich was led through the
city 10 the wharf and thence despatched to Sacrscios
to deliver his dispatches. That all the harm done to
him, and officers sent with him, not much
escort, as he wants TO make out, but 10 protect him
from an outbreak of the people.
The Tehuar tepec road is going ahead finely, and Mr.
Ia Sore has won for himself the universal respect
as being business man and gentleman. Things
ought to prosper under his Whilst here, he lent
his steamer the Jasper to our government gratis, to
fetch cattle from Alvarado which good many peo
pie In bis place would have refused 10 do This will have
good result make the government willing
grant such favors 10 the company in justice may be de-
manded.
It is believed that all the roads between this and Mexico
tax and fortified by our troops, so that Namon will
carry back only very small force TO Mexico which must
be taken by this time as Degollado was ut Tacubaya,
with 600 men, The Thermometer s at ninety six
in the shade, and Nramon's troops must be in a nice
condition
vKRA Cruz, April l, 1850.
Mramons Operations A9oina rera Cra,Dsences of the
! CIy-Coruse Of Presidea Jaarc--Rumncd Attempt Of
A;ramcs to Emyarl--His Retreat Iellow Fsuer- VIA.
Nine Amerioan Volunteers Did-Intsntin Of Jlaer= 10
More Ta,oayd Tie Capital-Mr. McLane and His Suite
HIS Small Chance Of Succ.ssHarmony Bet,oeen ADeri-
can and British Nardt 0gccrs-Dence Of Colonel Tuy-
maa-7He Nayy ard the New York Herald, de-
Quitting the capital n hurry with small force leav-
ing skeleton army to suppress disturbances in his rear
Miramon commenced bis arrogant march; and with his
prompttude and pretension created confidence in his
friends and confusion among bis enemies TINT had no
real worth His To Orzaba, about fifteen leagues
from here, rapid and complete but then he stopped
aud for what purpose what urgency Is at present
mystery, for il is well known, and TO him, that
descent upon Vera Cruz at that time and up two weeks
ess time ago, would have been tantamount to vic.
tory.
The city was wholly undcfended the north
west (he side opposite to that which General Scot.
chose for an attack and Vera Cruz was dIscon-
certed by fear and paralyzed by underlined dread
Of treason in her own midst. But he delayed his
onset, and with every days respte the people
grew stronger their strength TO repe the foe more
awake to the weakness that attempted long what il
boosted ts power conquer Mramon used gold to cor
rupt, when he had threatened 70 burn powder TO con-
sumo.
The government OF President Juarez called upon the
people here 10 work in their defence The demand
uriso a t;ah