The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-28
IMPORTANT From WldKIcIOl

IMPORTANT FROM WlMENcIOl
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a New Treaty Between Spain and tAs
maramoa Government OF Mextoo-so>.
tie0eat % All Outstsndang Dispusss-
dispatches from tho Gulf squsarua-
APPrehended Attack Of Miramon ~pen
Vera Crux, 60, SO.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DasrArou.
WASHINGTON, Dot n, 1859.
The visit Of the Mexican Minister yesterday 70 the e
tary Of State was TO communicate certain mport.,, -
mrmatoo which he had received from Paris with regard
70 me reesablshment Of relations between tho Spanih
sovesnment and tho Airamon party Of Mexico Ths
Aser nad received unolcsly, but from an undoubtel
s"'.or'y' information that treaty had been signed n
rar" On the eth Of September, by Don Alexandra Mo-
AnVoy Oh nes Catholic Majesty ~ Paris and Don Juan n
Aimonte, the representative OF Mrsmou upou the NJ
lowing basis:-
Observation-Disclosures Of all existing treaties ba.ves.
the republic Of Mexoo and Spain, and perhaps az n
conventions.
Sscond-An crimes committed at Cuernavacs and e
other places 10 be punished.
7Aird-Pecuniary Naturalization for dam.... 49,.
osses suffered by public and private interests on sooo
Of said Crimes and in consequence Mexico having s1
10 flAi the conditions Of former conventions with recsrA
to Spain and Spanish subjects.
Flnauy-The arbitration Of either the Emperor or ~.
French or the Queen Of England any differences ar.~
between the negouators in the question Of ndemni6os
ton and pecuniary arrangements.
This negotiation bet Senior Mon and Senior As,a.
had been specially authorized by the Spanish
and Mramon. The importance OF the treaty may be sa
in the fact that, while apparently provides for
the settlement Of the difficulty which has fer
years existed between Mexico and Spaiu and a,
account Of which Spain had assumed war,nke
attitude towards Mexico, Is hostile proceeding agaiust
the constitutional government of Juarez Amonte ia net
the Minister Of the constitutional government and hin
acts are not recognized by it,
The indemnity and money to be collected under these
ratified entons covering the disputed Spanish bonds
only be collected at the ports held by Juarcz ia
then understood to be the purpose OF these negoators
that Spain should enforce her claims by her vessels a
at Vera Cruz and other ports Thus under the pre-
tence OF enforcing her claims, she will unite with the
church party 10 break down the constitutional govern
ment
1t is said the liberal party of Mexico will rejoice this
prospect Of war with Spain, it will enable them
through outside assistance, to conquer Cuba.
A copy Of this communication from Paris was len By
request Of General Cass at the State Department 10 be
referred TO the President.
The Mexican Minister received dispatches to-day up to
date of the 7h of October from Vera Cruz Nothing il
said of the proposed treaty pending between this country
and Mexico They contain nothing of Importance To this
country Any further action to treaty viii not be
taken probably till Mr.. McIAne arrives at Vera Cruz.
when is believed, the treaty will be modified TO meet
the views Of OUT government Mr. McIanc will leave n
the sloop war Brooklyn in few days. II is expected
the treaty will be returned ratified by Juarez before Con-
gress meets
Dispatches have been received at tho Navy Depart.
men from the Commander of the Gulf Squadron dated Il
Vera Cruz The Savannah has arrived at that port max
ing the voyage from Boston In twenty nine days.
There no political news Of importance. Rumors
aoat that Miramon intended making demonstrations
in short time Vera Cruz Should he do 30, believe,
says the commander that he will take it. The only MAJ
ofwar at Vera Cruz Spanish frgate Tho Saratoga
had left there for Pensacola whore she would take In
supply Of provisions.
The GENERAL mwsrAPR DnpArcH
WASHINGTON, Oct. q, 1853.
The Treasury receipts for the week ending Monday
were nearly 81 ,ooo drafts paid, 81 ,2la oOo drafts
issued 81 6 600 tho subject to draft ia 81 sos oOo
being reduction from the amount on hand the preceding
week Of $16o ,OOO
The Indian Bureau has awarded the following coz
tracsFor Mackinac blankets cloths and dry goods to
Crcnn, Hurxthal and Sears, New York. for ready made
cothing, 70 Wniung, Gauoupe Bliss Co., Boston, for
hardware and agricultural implements, to Dugan and
Jenkins Bamore Tor Northwest guns and powder horns,
to II. E. Leman, Lancaster, Pa.
Adjutant General Wilson, Of Pennsylvania is here o.
official business 70 obtain the remainder the arms due
that State under the apportionment Of 1866.
The Lighthouse Board has awarded the contract for
building the new lighthouse at Cape Ann to Edwin Adams
Of Boston, at nearly ssa ooo for the metallic work to
Adams Roberts at $780, for lanterns TO the Same
parties OF g. $780, There thirtytwo bids for the
lighthouse
Senator Gwin has arrived In Washington