The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-18

ever may be the fate Of the latter city, netting can
save Alvarado II will undoubtedly be taken.
From the activity with which the church party
have entered upon the campaign. we are to infer
that the clergy have raised the necessary funds for
Mnamon and II this be the case II looks bad for the
kberalista
The occupation Of San Iais Potosi destroys the
last hope OF Juarcx and his partisans. They had
there concentrated the Rower Of their army.
The occupation OF Al~arado win be severe blow
10 them, because it makes Vera Cruz worthless, II
prOperly held and fortified.
OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENTS.
VERA CRux, Sept. 20, 1859.
Sabsci,Y Of the JSars Government TuSaton and Pubic
f,lvrder-prd Cruz in State Of &ege-Ar. xcLane
Huwbuegea-Necessty Of American LteruensoH, &C., de-
addressed you on the 23d inst by this opportunity
There are strange in town today to the purpo
that vdaurr tired Of having all the sighting TO de- has
declared himself neutral in the present strie saying that
his State had done sufficiently, and others had behaved
the same way the revelation would have been over
sorg ago. protesting the time that he would
recognise the reacnonary government Upon this it is
sad' tina, DegoAado declared him traitor and named
Aramberri for Governor in his place. Now il this be
True, Vidaurri right in respects and any active
must become disguised with the complete inactivity
Of the liberal government here, having neither head
aa There are for instance 900 soldiers in this State
and that Of 0aaca and yet neither 0rzaba Jalapa
saken which in any other country the young boys would
have achieved and to read the accounts Of small Skin
nshes where of thousands Of shots said to have
been fred retreatng in the end Of want Of
ammunition, would be the height of Righteousness if it
ane vdaurr has received assistance in money that
am aware Of which is squandered away by sending it TO
old Alvarez who is said to be moving for the last
years besides large being fooshiy sent to Mexico
bbe the officers Of the other party This is really too
had shows the utmost incapabihty Of the cabinet
Are such men who can be bought over worth havngf
And still they talk about moralizing the army
Is not crying shame that the city Of Mexico having
go 600 inhabitants, is governed by garrison Of 1900
en the chiefs living in style and robbing fast they
san, at any sacrifice Of national property, whilst the
asldUs starving getting only days pay u week.
Add to this that the discomfort pervades all classes,
soldiers and officers included and the complaints loud
and pretty publicly made, had plenty of occasion to
hear when was at the capital fortnight ago.
The taxes and repeated soon as the
money spent, which goes pretty fast-Mramons chids
baptism having cost $l4 900 alone.
Nothing else is attended TO but keep the capital quiet
Not an escort on the road; and when came down by
aibgence was robbed three times, which somebody
called Fortunate others have been robbed five times
sincerely hope this may happen to Mr. Otway; but he
IL travelling with Robles and Of will have good
He will embark by the Of 4h October and
trust that when he reaches his native shores he will be
crushed by the execraton Of the whole English nation
which he has SO wantonly aud deeply injured.
There also strange rumor of sos 600 having miracu
1ously disappeared Of the funds of English
and Positions for good many years.
Another proof Of the imbecilty and debility Of the a
rez government is that after having earnestly sought
help from the United States, he appears be afraid
sf his own shadow, and permits his official paper say
with all the little sympathy Americans might have
Bek for him. and confoundng the Mexicans who had per-
aact appears Incredible but is unfortunately true
Ne is an honest man. and people like him. but he is
Amongst his plumbers must also be recoiected that he
Allows man like Igesias TO be commander in chief here
man who IN any other country would hardly be lieu
tenant, being without military knowledge but full Of yan
BY, despotc and overbearing.
10 judge from what heard from all sides during
my short stay here, the dislike against this upsar Is
general, and so Juarez cannot ignore it,
Fancy for instance that since Mramon's approach the
ate Of siege has never been raised only gate open
Or lew hours every day; every passenger arriving
dragged before him and questioned after waiting perhaps
sor hours before pleases this Pasha Of tail las they
el him TO make his appearance, he is nearly all the
DAY sleeping bathing or eating was lucky there too
having only one hour TO wait
capital which am told is still going should prove
successful which doubtful the revolution may last long
remains for you Yankees to do something, and bet.
Ter opportunity will never OCH
This letter for last opportunity and now
roes per English steamer, in which / embark myself
must submit TO the disgrace of having Mr. Otway for
Fellow passenger, which however, cannot be helped
BE leaves this country cursed by Observation-Disclosures
and foregners-and the English although comparatively
few in number, are louder than anybody their denun
cations
hope tina, England feeling to what an extreme he
has degraded her. will nete out to him condgn punish
We have letters from the capital to the LIST inst and tho
defeat Of MARQUEE is confirmed He asks urgently for
Seinorcemens as he cannot keep Guadaaara unless he
II is confirmed likewise, by way Of Tampico that vi
aufri was dspossessed of all command by Degollado
ahat Aramberr marched against him to execute this order
And that Vdaurri would have to submit having lost all
sympaihies in his State.
vidaurr published decree in consequence declaring
DegoLado an outlaw, which will have the same effect as
his decree some years ago. declaring the whole army dis
solved He has no right issue such decrees and nobody
People in Mexico are s,n talking Of campaicu aeajns,
Vera Cruz but nobody believes in it, As they have
arms, no men and no money II they could manage to
Marquee asks for assistance from Woi and II he gives
II Guananato viii be occupied by the liberals, the
rs was Topic ne
50 fa things look well, but final settlement cannot be
exp ...
wherein the after stating that Lrdo could achieve
nothing las the Yankees would not give their dolars
gays to Doblado that he viii give him the command in
chief as soon as Degoado loses battle.
This Is not probable, as would amount almost to
son, Of which Juarez Is not capable though he commits
The most horrible plumbers; but giving the command to
Dobado, who isconsidered traitor here aud was re.
Ceived with charivarri by the people, is not likely
By the bye Of charivarris, am iod that all the pre-.
cautions Of the government required to save Mr.
Otway from similar fate last night Lynch law ough, 10
have been applied TO him in Yankee style.
The contraband business on this coast ia increasing
every day. now that Ocampo has opened the doors for
legally 10 maintain several hundreds Of Italian elgrats
most OF whom have died of starvation Notwithstanding
and the balance dispersed.
80 much Tor artificial colonization Goods brougb. in al
tre al Matamoros under the rule OF the liberal govern
ment are reexported and come to the vicinity of our
city, doing away with all business here
ou may depend upon that the present strife will las,
,0 Years 70 CONES unless revolution should break out al
Aiexico, and be better conducted than former ones
VIII not the United States step at last, or do they re-
qure more favorable opportunity greater necessjiy
for acting, which never viii occur '
You must bear IL mind two hings First tina, Mr. Nc
Lane was fooled, and his recognition obtained by false pro