The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Additional from Mexico.
OUR VERA CRUZ CONSEQUENCES

VERA Cruz, July D, 1850.
Necessity for fntrpenion-TAeS Sham Peace Preiacs-cn.
Comonfort-lAiromons Treatment Of Uraoo- CdsbvetsUs
Of the Fourth in Vera Cfus, de-, dc.
Since my last letter without any very stirring
event in connection with tho politics Of this country
The ministers of the central dpotsm pursue their bloody
work, ruhessly sacrificing prisoners Of and all
terests which do not comport with their own whilst on
the other hand the liberals continue 10 pursue their
continue hundred years without any very decided
success either side, and there would still inhAbi.
tants and fresh victims the country-somewhcre Hu-
manty cries aloud for Intervention OF sort nom ono
source or another. When shall we see IN 9
1t IS understood that an address, signed by most Of the
respectable residents of Mexico asking President Juarex
for peace, reached this place to-day This sham get
up by Munoz Ieis head Of the Mamon CAbines place
world, knowing that Juarez will reject such terms rs
they are likely TO propose. II Ia weak invention and
Of last March, The game manfestly gain Of
vera points 1s To pretend to the rest Of the world that
the truth for war their bread and butter. M peace
must prevail in some shape FORM religious liberty viii
BE- af SS the Tou
have the spending Of IT, and that after selling most Of
tanning exclusive spiritual power-to get up non, de-
clare all sales Of the sacred property Illegal and get IL
back again 3D. AT least, they delude little old
Indian President into negotiations they will gain time
and have until late In autumn to prepare for another
tempt upon this city as an earnest OF which, the priests
OF Puebla are manufacturing 500 bombshe6, pre-
sent 70 that youngest Of the church, the champion
Miramon. BY that time q Spanish and French feet
will have assembled here, under pretence arranging
Spanish claims but in fact 10 give Mramon efficient
aid than he received from Admiral Marins fzzle Of an
expedition.
We'll, admitting that all the foregoing may come to
pass, what will the United States be prepared TO doe
Why your correspondent opines that the said govern
ment will DO Just nothing as usual Congress has the
President in such x" that he is powerless and is
admitted one government would have right inter-
ere TO another from exactng payment moneys
due or redress for ourages perpetraed upon its citizens
The question OF the return Of Comonfor Is agtated
among the moderados of both parties but he better
where he is both for his and his counry's good.
His arrival would be but TO add fuel 10 the FIRE.
From Guadalajara we know that Mramon has found
the liberal army under Ogazon too many for him, aud
given IL UP as bad job. Meanwhile, poor uraga lies
wounded, and Is treated with great hardship by his
tyrannica little opprossor, who refuses not only 70
change him. but allows him nothing but the ratons Of the
common soldier Indeed, but for wo he (Uraga) would
have been shot all mutated though he was, and with a
full consciousness too the part Of the little assassin
that the murder would be Immediately realiated upon
liberals. This perhaps Is about the only vrtuous &C.
Wen has ever doneat least, that history such
is civil war.
Yesterday tho "glorious Fourth was celebrated in
becoming manner by the American citizens hercdplo
matte, naval consular and private The American Minis
ter gave "fecd," which well attended by his
rymen by Mexican dgniiaries and by foreigners Of all
nationalitics
The health OF the place In good. Tho United States
men Of war Savannah, Brooklyn and storoshp supply,
arc here Health Of officers and good. That gallant
old salt, Captain Farragut Of the Brooklyn has been
quite sick, but Is nov up and well again.