The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-19

government, carried more and more every day
Ocampo, a. would appear Is in great measure to
DO blamed He wants TO rule everything, including the
President and has not the capacity for doing it, He
preends to combine from his bureau military movements
which would be impossible even if be had military talent,
| which he has not
fne body OF troops was created at Oaaca by Gen.
Inestra, who even constructed guns doing part OF the
work with his hands, and at last these roops-3
strong-marched upon Tchuacan Al the time 200
and more picked men and heavy artillery left here
under Col Mcjia and 500 at Huausco to join
in the movement, Of which everybody expected favor
able result Gen. estra had shoot few officers for
desertion, and punish soldiers for mutny, which
had the effect Of deprivng him Of his command. 1t
| given to Mejia
The latter good man, who behaved braveiy against
Cobos at Oaaca and cut him to pieces but STILL he
took the command nearly everybody despared of
result Rumor says already, and believe is true that
he was beaten with the loss Of ell his artillery and had
TO retire Whenever cannon have left Vera Cruz is
standing rule that we do not them back again.
This very heavy blow TO the liberal party, and the
consequences cannot be calculated.
At the same time Vol and others marching upon
up to the ID states already that the authorities Of
Luis would leave those forces should march upon that
city, Others go SO far as to say that Dcgollado would
What is Degolado doing with his 1000 men, and with
good generals under his command? you will ask; aud
ey saw that he wou
and this is SO much more 70 be amcnted, if true, his
party holds all the ports and the duties ought to be
han sufficient to pay all the troops they have in the field
and all other expenses besides
The English charge, Mr. Mathew, goes entirely the
opposite road which Mr. Otway chose TO follow and
doubt will also be instructed shortly recognise
He has at claimed from the Mramon the
an at u be- w sa ony
obtain high sounding promises, and nothing else.
That many more such assassinations have been
mtted and never known you may be Of and IL the
one mentioned was brought to light, it through the
vigilance of the United States Consul at the capital and
acted upon by the active United States Charge here
Private people know Of a great many more, but can
not readily prove Them therefore complaints
less, as our government is not inclined to act
although did declare that it had the power and the will
to punish these outrages. You have idea how very
little of the interior known, either here in Mexico
and from this reason am afraid that many crimes
against our citizens have been committed.
This may go on for years unless the next Congress
should make its first and important task to act once
for any delay will cause not only series of disasters
but after wards the remedy will the amount
or be too late after all. From 600 900 good men
would do it, and the expenses could be paid of the
church property; but il wait longer this fund will be
exhausted too our government having discounted at SO
per cent all the sales made on time.
In the interior they dong pretty much the same
The clergy are pedgng the property and the government
always finds bankers who advance money upon it, II is
true that such transactions, after the Juarez law
sand good and although the bankers be foreigners their
governments can surely not think OF enforcing such
CLAIMS Dut their tSt Is that new government OF what
soever party will want their purse aztec its establishment
in the city Of Mexico and that then they can force it 10
admit these scandaous claims
The story goes that the clergy willing TO give five
millions, but under condition to have Zuoaga for
President and that foreign banker would discount the
paper that should not wonder that after victory of
Vol, this business concluded some way or other
and then you may depend that the other party will have
the means to take this port so far money has been the
obstacle, and they hard up that they said to
have sold 900 Of bonds per cent bur
dening in this way the nation with debt Of fifteen mil
lions for the pary sum of s5OooO This looks ncredi
ble but is not unlikely the last operation some time
ago was at four per cent.
heavy tax has been laid merchandise again in the
capital but there are so many already that have lost
the reckoning. Another robbery that such COL
lected on goods in the Mexican custom house
road which goods mostly were sold beforehand without
counting upon the new imposition.
has caused here great rejoicing to hear from England
that the conduct OF otway is not only not approved but
condemned, and so people trust in the justice OF England
to see the criminal punished as he deserves.
AS for Vidaurr appears be fact that he left the
frontier.
conducta reached Tampico from Zacaecas with half
million, and from the latter place another with the
amount started for Matamoras. The started from
Mexico for San Bias, with and half Millions and
three thousand men escort must look for another
English man owar to do the smuggling business the
Calypso did The risk OF such transactions can be cacu
lated by the fact that the bills Of lading former
two sold at cent premium and those Of the latter at
two per cent discount is shameful that merchants
should have to such risks first sending
their goods up the country and afterwards In getting the
! proceeds out of it.
Now the road To Oaaca s open to Cobos, and won't he
take it out of them for his former defeats afraid that
place will be ruined, and Vera Cruz merchants may lose
hundreds Of thousands of dollars Outstanding debts there
So much for the bunglng OF the liberal Cabinet, who
take the command away from Iniesra because he shot
two traitors which, they say, against the constitution
What can you expect from such government? That
was not true that the soldiers dlsliked Iniestra is
proved as he had deserters, and when Mea
command 400 went OIL the first day. II all intrigue Of
the government Of oajaca, who wanted an Oajaca
Now we have the result
Tonight we have news from the city Of Mexico two
days old, stating that Marquee took $500, 900 Of the
conducta at Guadaara and pronounced for Santa Anna
PROBABLY Vol will follow suit and Corona in Mexico do
the same. Miramon started at for Queretaro with
only two officers; but it is said at the time that Do
blado took Guanajuato with COO men, and this true
Mramon Will be shut up and cannot proceed to fight
Marquee
AT Jalapa, where twenty per import duties was
collected which ought to be paid in Mexico the arrival
OF the merchandise, another duty Of thirty per cent
was decreed yesterday. 1t sounds ridiculous, but it is
! true.
The conduct of Colonel Roas QiberaD who imprisoned
the English Consul at Topic and extored money from him.
as export duty funds shipped candesncy per Calypso
has been disavowed by the liberal Governor of Jalsco
| and the money ordered TO be returned.
The news give you is true, and such are rumors
give as such-or instance the procaimng of Santa Anna
which wants confirmation.
Vera Cruz Market Report.
VERA CRUZ, Nov. Z, 1852
Should the intercourse with the interior be opened