The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-28

OF the case striped the gloss thu. either party ~cd
eubeilsh II with in their REGULATIONS
For long English have been Smuggling The coin
Of Mexico OF the country and the consuls AZ IN diff
frent scaport have been acting agents in this contra
band trade san Bias Was ouc Of the chief dcpot o
port while il was hands Of the church party, and
tho Consul there had bccl largely engaged several
heavy sruns" When however, the partissns Of Mira.
mon had TO give way the stronger force Of the liberals
the latter attempted put stop TO tsis Smuggling by i'm
p,cating the English Consul aud threatening to take
slmnary measui s against him. which, however,
passed unhe cded, that gentleman well knowing
that he Was backed by strong feet, which
would al moments warning resent any
insult offered the English dag the person OF its rep
resentatye. Several times has the steamer Alert shown
herself around San as meaning thereby 70 force tho
liberals silent acquescence the conduct Of their
comrl Nothing daunted, however, the liberals kept
visant watch, and, at recent "run" the Consul was
caught the act and Imprisoned until he would pay the
duties his last two adventures. These duties amount
ed 10 the snug little Of thousand dollars which
he bad TO pay before he released from "durancs
vile,' The steamers Alert and Amethyst were
os SnsS Cosu nsr reached Of sSs
above vessels they blockaded this port and
threatened bombardment II the citizens Of Mazaan did
NOT within speciasd time make yp the $40 900 which
aptan Of the Alert asserted had been illegally pressed
A. the English Consul at San Bias All representasons
til San Bias and MAEtkn under different provincial
governments were useless and the money had 10 be forth
Not satisfied with this unheard Of extors,ou the Alert
and Amethyst steamed down TO San Bias, blocaded that
port sad after stout resistance on the part Of the be
rails landed garrison under Capt 0rcnvelt Of the Anne
thyst and declared the province under English martial
law The opposition party taking advantage Of this co
vsnages, and the l6eras 70 s,t rid Of one their tor
mentors at least obliged to yield to any demands
exact amount could not learn, but that it Vas not
ufng sum you may rest assured
The siege was raised on Monday, May e, the Alert
coming up here the Amethys 81 remaining at San HAS.
e fpgsh Version Of the story differs M from
scweSe SLIGHTLY
Tie policy Of the English in Mexico Is decidedly unfa
vorable 70 the liberals the citizens this place
sorsly grieved the ratification Of the McIane
treaty which would give the American forces on this
coast the right at least check the English interference
IL not otherwise materially to assist the liberals In
OF another siege here the Mexicans speak Of hosting
American colors, and thus claim the protection which
McIAae's treaty would have guaranteed them.
Quite unexpectedly to ALL the United States ship st.
MzIys came the night of the goth, route for Pa
mama from Guaymas with dates from there to the 26th
inst Every thing was quiet there although the inha
btants any thing but friendly towards Americans
@ 9 Ssu % the a ny wSen
would overake some tragger who had missed his boat
he would be in serious danger Of losing the number
Consular trouble Of last year, When Colonel Alden
was forcibly installed as Uniied States Consul by
Porter Of the st. Marys in the vacancy occasoned
We leave here in lev days Tor Guaymas and Dag on
montgomery
dincultes and again place matters amieable foot
The 81 Marys leaves to-day for Panama 10 relieve the
ssranao, which vessel will leave for Calao with the
Lieut. Bancroft Gherardi has been temporarily de.
tarhed from this ship 70 Join the ssrsnsc, TO make
cpa deficiency In the complement Of lcucnants In that
,sh.p. ID,
OF the Mexcans and feeling Of the rcatcst intimacy
between the inhabitants and every board here
hundreds a PERSONS wonen children, soldiers, beggars,
gue-rhlcros 30, arv daily providing the flag ship
Our Coastal also was highly gr.tfied at our visit, no
caSes o W ss
slued with the usual seven guns, also the
Governor Of Mstan with ihirtcen and the Gag q Mexi
feeling Of discoatent is prevailing among our men
caused by not having the usual privilege OF leave shore
and Is not to be wondered II when II Ii taken into
sdexaton that this ship year commits
sion aud the greater part Of the crew arc shipped up
ashore. This will seem hard 10 TIE people at home
pcuncd Tor year least without having the power
stretch ones limbs on terra nrma.
y NAsAuAS, June 2, 1850
heo Erexsnea-Sci-ue Of american Yesses-Arripal d
the Lancuaer-Ckeial CSwsesies- Movements Of vesss--
Commndc-s Montgomery, DC.
when last wrote YOU on tho 17th ult we were In the
midst Of excitement, which particularly
interested Americans rs well Is all foreigners.
The departure Of Don Piacido Vega was Immediately
taken advantage Of by the lawyers and judges TO create
!. American vessels were seized and ooudscatiou
threatened one OF them. Through the exertions
of the Consul two Of tho vessels were allowed "a
Depart the other-hc Narrxmisschas since arrived and
returned TO load San Bias No attempts was made 70
execute the sentence OF conscaon during her stay In
post, but assured that her return she VIII be
seized We shall sec Such proceeding would be good
sale for the owners.
1T moving the ST. Marys from her perpetual an
chorage Guayas and have the pleasure OF seeing
her anchored in hsrbor Capt. Porter was prompt in
complying with Consul's demand
The little harbor Of Mazstan has been honored for the
first the Mexican by the presence OF a
commodore or flag officer. Flag Ocer Montgomery Is tho
nrx OF his rank In service who has indicated any In
81 tercst in the commercial importance OF the port.
The Lancaster, Captain John Rudd arrived on the
evening Of the 18th u Salutes were exchanged the fol
lowing day The Governor and all the officials OF The
ved the ship the 3oth at the invitation OF the
Consul, aad during tho afternoon the ship continued
crowded with . delighted and wondering multitude.
The flag ocer returned the visit Of the Governor on the
s1s at the Government House, where he received
with the greatest possible demonstrations OF respect and
with full military honors. Nothing could have exceeded
the decacy Of the reception and the marked per.
souAl respect which shown him all
sides ID Is said that such demonstration was
witnessed in Mazztan. She leaves day on short
twent days and thence proceed Ia Acapulco, Panama,
SC The CyaEe from san Francisco, will be here In ten
or twelve days, and viii make Mazatlan her headquar
main on this duty till further orders.
The Americans certainly under great obligations 10
Commodore Mongomcry Cor the services he is thus rem
dcrng them. We glad that have oniccr Who
and doe appreciate the value OF the strong of
such protection 70 the growing commercial Interests Of
Politically We have no news
News from Nicaragua.
oUR CANADA CORIEsfoN DkSCE.
GRANADA May Il, 1860.
hJarr,a>r, q oe Legiaa,arr Departure Of Mr. D,mary