The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

factionl" This rubber, aud mistake fhere ara a,
veral explanations Tying about smougd gossippsss aad
sorry say fAvorabs % the little Prussiau
too for to give either Of these stories a
rue until we have more Of Wagner, although dsss
MI matter sixpence however, which wsy the little
PruNsn goes He ono Of the corps dipIomattque and
that Is oil. The Prusslans have trade with Moxics,
although natural differences be relied upon they
would hayy done well had they entrusted their represea
tative with small consignment OF rchandise Of The
fancy order. He and Gabrisc might have gone into
cyen copartnersH,r at once.
too bad uthc actual state o. affairs In this country
cannot be made IS1own abroad Whatever may be sad
and done b. thoee -ho speak the tru the clergy have
bou2at up many rogaes OF felowx to misvepresess
maie,s ttt The plain rnvarnsned truth placed Ia r1
CUE Tbs reoogntoa by Mr.. Wagner Is calculated -
chance Of success whcs Is the roet ludsrvus absuyav
imsgintpsc Inc party recognized have no chance q
suSceet and the effect Of Al the diplomatic aid that h.
IL now, and persisted In must destroy the INST vesgu
On law and order in the Ind. There very little lac
dealers diplomatic influence have gone look another
quarter for business then the wuh will be apparent
The reported removal Of GT. Mathew, IL turn eut
true, will ~ another evidence critic successful inseng
o. hs ssrs suspect the rcrcrt has truth IN H. mo.
tne TACT That ne course which ~ Aaihew had MARRIED
out has suddenly been perverted shat is To the pubhG
eye Doubiieasthis has been dor by instructions from
the British govcrnneni, LorcS John RUSSELL at Iass
Mexico. If Mr. Mathew goes one gcsd will come from Il.
In the first plscc every Engishma1' in Mexico will
dorse him as tie only representsr-e-wor Of the
name-they have had for years. an other foreigners
resident in this czpa,-Amcricans, Germans, Freaot-
men, &cwi ertorse Mr. NJ the s.icnd Of all forein-
els and the only foreign representatvc who has cared
for his subjects these Of other ccrntries-n faot
gcei man and VITO has made ellor3to obtain or
rest notion OF Mexico W1h endorsements such these
signed by every foreign resdent-excep perhaps, sonG
Of the tcos of GabrizcS1 Mr.. NJ will be chic to dsporso
with the weep Of HE band all the false charges said
have been made at the Nrcign Office AMI TO- inform h1
government, Of the reE, state Of this country
Th, afternoon or to orrow morning Eiran1on leaves
for Vera Cruz He hac got together some c76o0O The
house Of decker after getting scared ana sending word -
the agent Of the hbersc That they would lend
money the clergy havegven them greater
part OF their ready morsy, but Ase $3.50 ,00on bills
Havana, 10 be used In VcraCrux
NH amen goes 10 Vera Crny, and in the meantime th9
liberals are the way 10 place this city uder siege
About 500 are already in he valley Of Mexico. Vlalvsy
With about 200 men, 10 IN the hills beyond Chaoe,
and Aureano, with some" SEQ men, has hB eau0
in Ajusco, but for tho last three or fo1r
nights has been attacking Talpam. No@, bob
Caaco and Taipam be from the turrc.s Of he
cathedral Il this city Before Mranon has passed Pue6a
The troops from The North and the Bao will te In Ne
v2ley and dare say by the time Muamon reaches j.
lapa shall have the matter oefrom 900 10 coo ho
ra,3 lowering about this city.
The papers Of this city s,.volent about the EchAaa
treaty and re:teaie with grea. confidence tho aEcov0a
OF buchanan, that ''war exists {" do think Mira
roa will dare TO speak OF compromise, II he doss,
that he will be acting In bad faith be has always a0SoA
The slsrsy clearly extrer,e measured