The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-07

VERA CRUz, June ~, lSoy
Mr.. N'cay's conr. 7O'oaras the Conducta-7ne British
Naual Commander Refuses to Connipe at a-British
Opinions Of Mr.. Otsoay-Mr. Whitehead Demands Fsue
Per Cent for the Boxdholdrs- What he Got-Reinforce
merits to the United States FIee-7he Conducta Still De-
ta,ned-Geneyal Robes Acknowledgement Dsgollaao
Coming 10 the United States, dc
The conducta is still detained on the road, and the
premedtated plan Of OBTAINING for any length OF time
or perhaps robbng II, may still be carried out. How
far the English Minister lent himself to these schemes
difficult to say; much is certain that he advised
English house not to send any money down. would
not protest a claim anything should happen This OF
course, put Mramon at his to do what he might
please, as Of courSe GaSriac would act in the same
glad to state that is s... .s In n,anv othsre
Of his absurd and illegal demands he has baed by
the naval commanders who declared today that they
would not receive specie without the consent Of
and the permission Of the authorities OF this port
However, the money not safe yet as troops Of this
government the road to receive the conducta
per agreement and fight should not be avoided,
doubt the Mramon troops being superior in number will
be victorious and after the fight wholesale plumber will
take place
heard an Englishman say yesterday In meeting held
in relation this affair thai he ashamed Of being
Brah subject and for my part made the remark that
was sorry not to be an American feeling that the
United States Minister and naval commanders would
everything in their power to assist merchants but
unfortunately the United States Congress has left them
The kind solicitude Of Mr. Otway was proved In
another way respecting this conducta.
By law the five cent Of all export duty goes TO the
bondhoders and reserved for them ali export duty
collected by the liberal government.
This duty being collected on the export at this time Mr.
Whitehead the bondhoders agent addressed letter to
the proper authority, demanding this payment and was
told that he might collect in the port OF Monterey
Our markets, generally overstocked with English dry
goods bare, and have been for months OF all ar
cles consequence OF the increase of duties exored by
the naval commanders, and will continue 70 be 30.
addressed respe ful representation TO their Minister,
complaining the TacubAya cutcheries and the little in
terest taken by him in the affair
BE gave naughty answer saying amongst other things
TO no purpose that they had TO absan from censurng
the acts Of their government.
The aforementioned gentleman, agent of the bond
hodes answered him to the purpose, mentioning that
act OF their government, but those Of its Minister had
been commented upon, ana that Engisnmen had the
The consequence was that the military mob government
of Aramon sent their passports to that gene and
10 leave the country in q few days.
Who viii pay the damages Of the Losses that
may be caused to those establishments by such arbitrary
and unheard of steps? Mr. Oway appears no, TO have
moved In the matter.
Some considerable reinforcemens Of the United States
navy are said TO be expected here and it is strongly
hoped something will be done. You may rest assured
that the presen; strife will last until the United States
take the matter in hand from the liberal party you
cannot expect anything like energy or activity Had
such naval force been here the attempt to plumber the
conoucta would never have been made. such help does
not come eoon ali foreigners will have TO leave the
try leaving Of course the greatest part of their fortunes
behind, never TO be recovered Could they have COL
lected half Of their outstandngs, you may depend
upon 1t that they would have left in hocls long ago
JUNE 2l-Tbe conducta remains Pnense Nacional,
which pass is held by the liberal forces
commission went out yesterday, composed of three
merchants and the English and French Consuls taking
along the declaration Of the naval commanders that they
will not receive any specie board from the beach ua
LEGS requested the owners and il permitted by
the authorities Of this port appears that day the
comaeoer OF the brooklyn VIII likewise proceed 70 the
tn dait,r
American property.
2M.-An express has just come in to say that NJ
Robles WAS astonHhed at just and well founded reao
luton Of the British commander having contrary orders
by Mr. O.way.
So the murder is out, If any proof was wanting and
the condueta may be saved by miracle, in spite OF
Otway, Robes concluded 10 address the commander
again, who no doubt will return the wer This
is all know.
Governor Arega, under orders of General Zuazua has
seized 100000 on deposit at the mint at Guauauao,
which amount the Juarez government issued decree
ID repay from the revenue here.
General Degoado nov In this city for the purpose Of
Toasong w,ta the supreme government about the fur
party s probable that he VIII soon visit the United
States on government business.
MIR. McLsne and the DYiramon Government.
MR. MLANEs LETTER TO BoUILLA, MRAMoS's
SECRETARY OF sTATB, DEMANDING SATISFACTION
OF THAT GOVERNMENT FOR ATROCITIES AND m
IDENTITIES COMMITTED UPON AMERICAN CITIZENS.
VERA CRUZ, June IL, 1859.
The undersgned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penpoentary of the United States near the republic Of
Mexico having called the attention OF the government Of
the United States 10 certain cruees perpera.ed at Tacu
bsya the 18th and 18th Of April 1882 by persons act
ing under the authority OF the having seat
Of its power at the city Of Mexico Of which General Mira
is the chief executive and Of the withdrawal of the
exequaturs heretofore issued Consus Of the United
States and having informed that several citizens Of the
United States have been the victims of these
cruelties, three Of whom-Docors john Duval
Ygnacio Richie and Albert Lamon-were physicians
tuay engaged attendance upon the sick and wounded
In the military hospitals, and two Others ding
youths under age has been instructed 10 address you
the earliest remonstrance that the occasion calls for The
President OF the United States has examined the subject
with deep concern and n anxoas desire TO adopt the
necessary measures not oF 10 procure the Punishment
OF the persons guilty Of these enornes but also TO pro
vide for the security Of citizens the United States residing
in the interior OF Mexico and feels, In common with his
countrynen, great indignation that the citizens o. tte
United States should have been murdered under such
atrocous circumstances TO merit the reprobao1 o. the
civilized world In the peeceable ,gaon OF the con