New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-07
gen 0rltans AaiIp Gr.sftut.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sEprEMBER :. 185
MEXICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Special to the New Orleans Crescent.l
VERA Cruz, August %, 1853.


VERA oAoz' August w. 1903.
DIPLOMATIC AND INTERNATIONAL MATTERS.
Messrs Editors-Mr. McLane has not returned to
this place from his pleasure excnrsion To San An.
dreas de Tuxta, where be has been spending the
caniculas (dog days) He ia having pleasant time
Of it, if report speaks true for IL ia is fortune to be
quite favorite with the senoritas and sonoras of
San Andreas and his stay there has been made most
agreeable by the people, He had the pleasure Of be-
ing appointed one Of the managers of feast, and
in the procession the place of honor al the head of
the party was assigned to him and his accom- pshed
companions two very beautiful younp ladies' of the
town.
do not blame him for this real pleasure and this
seeming inattentiou to the interests of his nepotia
ton. He has been seriously deceived by the Juarez
Government, and that he should leave the scene when
not only that but constant deception was sought to
be practiced upon him. was altooether natural Bat
there are other excuses in the prevalence of the cani
culas. which are verv unbealth, IN vera crpz and
the necessity Of some relaxation from the weighty
of business. He then adopted the most pleas
ant and the most useful alternative by retiring into
healthy district and cutiyating the good will OF
the females As have written over and over again,
The women here are the power behind the throne
greater than the throne tself and whoever negects
their influence or assistance, will make but poor
headway in Mexico. Therefore, although Mr.. Nc
Lane is apparently pleasure trip, he is still max
ing the most OF his time.
And he is further justified in leaving the Juarez
cabinet to ITSELF on another account. He has been
told twenty times that the Government eau make no
treaty. and yet in the face of this denial he sees the
same Government overthrowing, by simple DEGREES,
the most stable order OF property, disposng OF fe
liberty and vested rights, altering the marriage
rites the burial SERVICE the process OF BAPTISM and
IN fact revoufionlzng the entire system OF society
from the cradle to the cotta. Surely ministers who
can contscate millions OF property who raise and
lower tariffs who can assess contributions who can
u.''oAne., W. ooselnleus ,to. Tue onui0n WIZ
consn,aton 9th tho raon,a oan s,,ssl,, sto, n ID
;,stc y, o,r ,on., o,.ra - ,;,h., ,a .o+ law ~.
NO that ss,I not ouarthro,,
| a. ,,,o.sura
WE ARE CoNrye To WAR. -
1t;, Tho doo;aoa o,;.;,, oe ,.uo,, .,a r,o,;, -
class of Marcons haro that Tho a;fo,Itio, botween
Mexico and tho rrn;ted s,a,os he sa,t,aa ;th.
ou, wor lsroa ana rro.,;n. oass os roI;,;o;a nc
| in tb;s etoto .. - ~ ~ -, 80 ;,,o,o,t
and foo aooreos;vo ora th.t o., dsnaa ho
f,rtber o,ray+ed nn,o,. ,a ,o,o +ho ~ ..,oot
thou a. tho o;nt ~ .,o 80, MI e.,;,. ;, o,1
snnnressed a. nresant ~ ass;st sanor Ta;,aa j.; H.
desons nnon the noctets or INV ,oo,,,a IN ,ho ITn,o
States and tbrefore bono bo .;ll ri; ort;ro,v for
If ia time that th;a ve;i ~ h,noor;sn thro,,n
aside and the Mexcan nnoot;on nrosontad n n, n
| its real and tanoibe asnect We nnst mako them
deal properlv with ns and Wa mrst teacb them to do
go by stronger lessons than dnlomacy can give.
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W .n' so0u 'a'sn anu ''euis Vi VT
AFFAIRS IN TIE INTERIOR.
Miramon is still at Mexico, Juarez is at Vera Cruz
and Degolado has taken his head quarters at Sar
Luis Potosi. In answer to his call for troops etc.
Degollado will succeed in raising about u 900 men
ana win tnese ne hopes, as ne says, to reduce th
mo G. e"'.e"' .o'Ses
eS,s uas suas nunoei ~ sus
nns,,r;,a Wa.a g.. osna' -aap"s' Nueso Ieon
's ~ o0 onN.,, "n1 1H'"o" l'i4 " "a ",e'
oa1eo sho naoaa h., ,ontnaeat w. 49,. .l 49,. w
60 49, .I ~, s, ~ aoonu NV o'Sy
ha ~ a..oaasaa ] ,a,-s ~. uu.ns W
Az .toss a,;aa.ss ale =.
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'.s'.'s A'N'1o su0e' "1s WV "ny osue
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s'me
Da' n..e ~ 10 o"o, ".se' mnauion ~ 10 as weak an
nooape,eus a. oesonauo anu II 'nese Two general
W w 'ne msn.''s' ~ one Eau 'e wnas tne re
nhs..,. WV" oe' VI pal.'sauS VI en
n'..- simply s'y .oelaso m'ouion un.h solne maj
uss nins.. upon w, ,ue ssAse Capable vi managn
"a, " nv. ooAAi 1nou you VIII see .ne Cnurc
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IT. liz. - - 20 =. .s 'ao'na'on az La
t;nos 49, h"..,o ~, Los usS . 'ae oonsefss
,.,ss ~ w, 's suas A4"lqueA,
-. .S w. as ue sus ye'' 1or "n'!
80 ~ ~ 49,. N " Wv -1'"''"' army "
'''AN " 'NAs' a'''''
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
An artillerist in Mexico has submitted plan {
taking Vera Cruz, which he assures Mramon can b
done in "no time," and without loss. His idea is
cast an immense mortar which will throw a bonn
} two feet in diameter, charged with twenty .fy
pounds of powder, distance Of three miles! Thre