The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
TIE HISTORY OF TIIR SPECIE CONDUCTA,
IEr0m the NJ q PiCaunnA luna %

From the N D. PiCayune June ~.
conduca OF S. 0C0 specie left the city OF Mexico
on the 2Sh Of May for Vera Cruz About onehrd Of the
money belonged to American, the rest to French English
The conducta was detained at the city Of Pueblo two
days. for what reason not stated but arrived at Jaapa
on the 10th Of June. There detained for the space
OF seven days by General Robes, for examination"
he asserted.
on the 10th the conducta again go. started with per.
Yer. Cruz Il was attended by an armed escort. and pro-
ceeded the ilrst day as far Corral FaisU.
tho IN the Were S
TO meet the escort sent TO receive by the Juarez
TeEt The money having thus far been under the escort
The conducta, however, still several leagues dis
tsnt from the National Bridge when overtaken by
Robes at the head of armed force, and ordered TO
turn to Jaapa This order given asserted pur
luaIce Ct frefh Instructions that morpng received from
the Miramon government st the capital.
The copducta however refused 10 turn back. Robles
then ordered to proceed to the Mocsmbo Beach outside
the walls OF Vera Cruz opposite the Island Of Sacrc os
escort nom the liberal soyernmsnt a sscrdcos was
TO be shipped board the English ofwar there
When this became known there was great excitement
at Vera Cruz. meeting Of the merchants was at
called ana ned on me ION wss there s resolved 70
the conducta to pass.
In the meantime the French and English commanders
Vera Cruz had been suited the matter and re-
fused persuasion TO have the specie taken on board their
thips-
the deputaon of merchants, and proceeded direct 70
Robles camp.
On 2ls also the United States Minister Mr. McIAne
Brooklyn accompanied by his ieutenant TO
proceed OF once 70 Robes camp to demand the release Of
the money belonging TO The American and Hanseasc mer
chants amounting 70 third Of tho WHOLE upwards
Of 81 500 ,0Co.
On the 22d express arrived at Vera Cruz with official
dispatches from Robes 70 the English and French COM
manders with the special orders Of toe English and French
Mnsers to the manders to receive the specie Of the
conducta on board their ships At SACRIFICES
in
to have anything 70 do with the money, and the English
feet subsequently moved Up to the city.
Az last accounts, the conducta was st 1t the post vii
lage OF Riconada under the orders OF Robes.
Capt Farrsgut was expected back 10 Vera Cruz ca the
mnson in the matter up 10 the hour Of the departure Of
the Tennessee.
Gen. Paz been stationed a. the National Bridge, q.
the head OF large force with orders from the Juarez
government rot 10 allow Robes 10 pass that point
AFFAIRS IN TIE INTERIOR.
Advlces from the city Of Mexico are to the 1eth "rhe
same strife and disorder continue TO exist here,v says
letter. '1ha have bad since the return Of Miramon
and the dreadful day Of Tscubsya In the meantime rob-
highways unbeard Of exsctions made upon people
In the city, while The chiefs Zuoaga Niramon, Padre
Miranda Azcarate aud Eona are 6ng well their purses
from both sources"
curious even, in the ever bubbng political world OF
Mexico rs the organization at the capital OF what Is
and 70 the ssesad ana "
societies which 70 many yesrs divided this always ds
tracted country. Outside OF the Aramon government
s nevertheless composed for the part Of members
OF II, whose object thereby Abe firmly 70 ocmens
their power Tie leading article subjects the whole
society to The authority OF ave individuals residing tho
capital, WHO are Of course TO DO Mramon and his
satellites.
may interest some OF bis acquan.apccs THIS city 70
learn that Cen MRrsno Salss has been appointed chief
the stat In Mexico. 81. d. Pedro Gasy has been ap-
poned Treasurer Of the Vera Cruz Custom House. D.
Rafael chief OF The pohoe during the Temporary
absence Of Senior Villa.
According 10 tle Vera Cruz Prcgreo Gena Coronado
and Peaquelrs OF Sonora have both recognized cnera
Zuazua a. Conmsndcr In Chief Of the oonstusopa army
Jhis At once does away with the had by way OF
Arizona, shat they were about TO set themselves up q
great northwestern republic The paper mentions
sac departure from Monterey o! 600 Tamcupas raeen
nd two regiments from New Loon, with well appcinsed
artery, 70 reinforce The consttstona AMY n s Lar
Posoei.