The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-15
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

The United States frsse Savannah arrived from xspia-
wall at Sacracos the Oath but had not sadued tho
Mexican authorities, which looked upon with greas
regre, by them.
General Mramon had reached Orizaba twenty.nay
leagues from Vera Cruz, his way 70 attack ba. city
No other hostile demonstration had boon made by thu
allied squadron.
On the 22d the Governor of the city Of Vera OrxE
issued the following order
Hsyics ssrnsd that the reaeonsry party preparing TO A.
tack h. SsDns and m cpns%dsrns
from ntrodus and doIs n.o s s
q .hs defenders Of legality using the faculties With which
services s1 y, natives not
mr. INVITED 1 LEAVE LEAVE The city n three dsy; counting
wi be allowed % leave By land nor be en-
titled tor ecamations Of any Kind danaxes
In consequence Of this notification the American steamer
Jasper left Vera Cruz for Alvarodo with about 200 psa
ssngers mostly ladies'. Avarado has been strongly for
tilted within the last month with large brass cannon ana
two schooners eighted with powder bail have been
despatched 10 that place. also load TO Tampico.
the residences of the foreign Vera Cruz wers
already filled with people who had gone there refuge
| whilst others had left the city.
| Advces from Merida to the 2sth of February Ind
reached Havana. The government had attributed great
Importance TO conspiracy Of the ssmoderate partyU
plotted the city OF Epita at the head Of which was
handful OF men. deserter revealed IT, and tranquility
seems 10 pardon granted by the military commandsr Of
Tzmin, and Of which tho leader, D. Roberto Rivas To-
gether with the fifty armed men who had followed him.
More fearful and of much graver consequences was
aseuredy the war OF cas.os The rebelous natives oona
nued invading and ravaging the plantations aud various
villages regardless Of the amnesty which had been granted
70 them According to the last news arrived Merids,
these savages had attacked the village of Sucope where
they set on fire the barracks and perperated other acts
"peculiar to their ndomtablc leIceness" Tho govern
ment, therefore, was resolved to wage against theu
! war Of determination Of which the preparatons were
already advanced The Governor had notified the rebels
of"a last and peremptory term for their submission to
| the cenlency Of the legitimate authorities
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.
VERA CRUZ, Feb, 20, 1850.
The Allied Intervention IN Merico-Ro,u they Demand fluff
Of the Jttarex Rereauetor Miramm-The British Minis
ter Dtped-7he Ne,c Forced Loan in MericoIccunsayy
SFtculdtions Of the Eeach Minises-Re Orders admiral
Tenaud to Search the 7enneaee7he British Commodore
Prepares Sink the SardoQa-7ae Right Of Search 10 be
Enforced by England and E,unce-Wha lie Course of
The United States should bs-Miramon's Erpeced Attack
Tie Plan of Defence What Defeat ,in bring to
Miramom-No Express from Mepico-Peple ,pish 10 Be-
eone american Ciissns, de-, &c.
intend to leave by the Tennessee which vessel has not
made her appearance yet, but events crowding
begin today TO give you some particulars.
By last advices you informed that the interven
ton, complete and without disguise, took place. that the
perpetrators the commanders Of French and English
| war vessels
tDeSc cOmmanderS ned taken this port force,
the Intervention could not have been direct that
which took place. but then it would have been an act Of
frank dealing and not such mysterious sneakng way az
| that which has been employed.
However, such undorhaud proceedings are not only
unworthy Of great nations, but carry with them some
times the punishment due to transactions based
upon the sct Of Overseeing inc enemy Or aceomplcc
been that Mr.. Otway finds himself not only the dupe Of
Mr. Gabrac but Of his conederaes Also Sramon and the
IeflNnr fd nnihn nf Mnyte
When these worthless, the commanders Of the naval
forces Of Great Britain and France, compelled as they
say by superior orders issued through their ministers,
reed the constitutional government OF this paccand by
thcby the only legitimate enc Of the whole republcto
per cent eventually discount OF ten per cent i'm
port duties, it clearly understood that the govern
men Of the capital should Internationally Withdraw de-
sent 10 The interior. 49, e''S
AS soon az the Mramon government. was aware .s,
such concession had been obtained by their accompcos
ninqoity Mr. Gabrac and his dupc Mr. Otway-an event
which they aid not even anticipate not considering that
hey wuii fad such willing tools in the commanders Of
he naval forces-they went step farther aud put such
ridiculous conditions upon the withdrawal Of the thirty
rer cent, that quite impossible for any merchant
10 comply with the same, implying, in short
nothing less than that the whole Of the import duties
should be Withdrawn II ON this government aud into
bHramon's pockets
The agreement stood thus that ebaf should be paya
Bile here and the other half in Mexico. The following
the proportions to be paid the foreign cred-
torssxteen per cent for the English convention. twen
yaye per cent for the English bonhoders twenty five
cent Of all French vessels and nine pcr of others
to the French convention all Of which paid by the go
vernmcnt here and now the Mexican authorities claim
that at least fifty per cent be paid in their capital which
would leave this government with than nothing.
BE stated here that the above sixteen and twenty fvo
per cent paid reiously by authorities to the
English and OF that Of the French convention only
remained to be paid up and stu the above measures bv
force were rcsortcd to- to the eternal shame of those
! European governments.
Spain even behaved in more decent way. because e
fas appeared That sno only wanted preext for pitching
in; but si. seeing these demands she did not ion
although her convention is not paid and If part OF il isa
matter Of dispute, at least great part Of it recognized
by Mexico: ald she might at least have requested that
inese sums should be deposited
However, she was not 80 mean as to resort TO such
measures, which does her honor.
! When Mr. Otway saw how ne had been daped, he pro-
tested and he was laughed at and his master, Mr. Ca
| briac, lett him in the lurch.
Then another occurrence took place which vas that
Mramon decretd forced loan Of ono per cent alI
capital including all KINDS OF property, wages salaries,
| &c, for only oncei--the same expression used by
Zrloaga when he adopted The same plan OF ROBBERY
This decree was even pcnned by Gabrao himself as
people assert adding that both he aud bis colleague arc
amply paid FOR what they perform, but which deccncy
| 1t is true that when Mr. G. performed a certain
| "trip by request Of comoniort, and when his
| port was, as desired, against Spanish claims (tbo
protection of which wos under bis CHARGE he IS
said to have received 100000 fraucs Cor travelling
| expenses; but that must be c,liinny also, and
is TO be hoped for docency's sake, ths il the French
Emperor had not sufficient proof the fschood Of
Charge ne would have listened the 10 OF repeated pc
toss Of French residents Of all the parts Of the republic
asking his removal
1
juato and Guadaalra 10 ore his return 90 the capta
lstcy by the Governor Of Slh Luis, oil including foreign
|
Now let uB look TO the duty OF government, after
all these dcrrcdatons have taken place. Say extra
duty and tc multiplied forced oans aud then the Faro
rean inter ycnon. Agans. the former there
Mr. Forsy tbs protest. song forth in the paincst terms
that the United States government will not allow SUCH
burheps 10 be laid upon foreign trade order
political end Against the latter have the Monroc
doctrine and the ircsiicas message; but il really m
pears that both dead letters. WIN the people last
compel the government to act ia both cases notP Need
they, with respect 10 HuoiRas aud Mramon's deprcda.
tons, than fifteen months continued repoitions OF
the eamof Are they expecting still garing proof
OF Intervention than the which has taken place? liz
1t necessary than universal bankruptcy Of resident
merchants take place beioe government ptopcr
IN take any steps?
Who TO pay tue enormous sums paid for interest AZ