The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-11

government has already formally protested against II
would appear however tina. they very mperfecty
On the other hand, the liberals were 10 high glee
Ihe Vera Cruz Rsfo'ma Social rccnng Us provisions,
The principal object Of the treaty bod together
closely the countries in the friendly relations
tbst exist between thcu and honorable " both
alike The United States receives thereby certain advan
tages Of commerce. for which have ample return in
Me advantages conceded 70 us-advaptages which VIII 10
e q double Of and the
guarantees under which 1t rs revived, will bring 10 us
what most stand IN need ola healthfnl low OF mm
grafton cultivate vacant fields and give new life
every branch Of industry.
Dsewhere the Rsforma Social Gays
tsude and doubt not that the treaty will cootr
bute most powerfully the re-esabsbnent OF peace
which rs, above ALL the desire OF the people.
Tho Proress also expresses itself in the congrala
latcry terms.
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Pisayune
VERA CRUZ, Dec. ~, 1850
The last fortnight has passed without any battles being
fought by either Of the contending parties.
Our dates rom the interior 70 the 10Th. The
OF the signing and delivering Of the treaty has created the
greatest CONSERVATION and sensation at the capalt has
fallen like . torpedo on the mandarins at the city Of
They produce adulterated extracts from the treaty.
making the people believe that half Mexico goes 70 the
Senior Nsnoz Ledo the Minister Of Foreign Afls to the
Nramon faction out,wi,h four column long pro-
Vest against Mr. LOWS Csss in particular and against the
universal American nation In genera-sating. thai the
JnArex government had no right under the constitution
Of part with any portion OF the Mexican territory,
nor vere they vested with the power ana right 70 make
hope Mr.. Cass will from the shock after read
e we'll ~ NE uarez feel what means he can
employ 70 enforce the stpulatons Of the treaty Let Mr.
Ledo bark a. loud as be can, perhaps Mr. Gabrac will
soon join him in hOwng In the way Of )ther protest
Cen. Marques, the butcher Of Tacubaya, arrived at
Mexico about the 10th inst, after sackng and robbing
or village escaped, each contributing orcbly de-
nands Of the blood spotted Marquee On his arrival his
resulted in an open assault and battery on Corona and
Marquee was placed under arrest in the palace.
trsd to escape but was secured BY Lasardo
the Constitutional army. Some 1000 In were TO join him
Before Mramon left Guadaaiara he restored $40 900
q the stolen by Aarquez who had to leave this
The conducta then marched on to Topic, with, thank
God, only $500 600 minus.
Gen. Santos DegOado and star arrived here few days
Our last dates from Tampco report quiet and so we
are here The excitement created by the contamination
Cobos got whipping somewhere near Tehuantepec and
dropped all the muskes, &C., stolen from Dr. smthscar
Oajaca remains in the hands Of Copos
Robes . sick at Jalapa-
We have had positive news OF the signature Of the treaty
between the United States Mexico but are entirely in
the dark to its contents The curious and extra
VACANT surmises are made pretending that 10000
troops viii be sent 70 Vera Cruz shortly for the purpose of
invading the country others that the government Of the
United States will secure the ports the liberal cause
thus permitting Juarez TO employ all his the
conquest Of the INTERIOR while Others again. pretend that
the United States furnish nothing but money and very
little Of that.
Marques is here in the prison Of st. ago As soon as
he arrived IN Mexico he was made prisoner by Corona
and put under lock and key in the palace, whence few
days he removed TO the prison. There was also
report spread In the city that he mad is supposed
thai IL authors are the clergy, who still faithful
their trust and probably hope under such pretence
be able 70 obtain his temporary release and final liberia
ton.
The papers have out with the most furious articles
against the tradores, - they term the liberals and
their friends the Yankees, for whom abuse
ever been imagined seems sufficient. The government
organ, the Socieddd, published yesterday article in
which open and war the knife, declared the
unfortunate Yankees. II finishes with these words
eve shall then have with the United States when
the sword Of Brennus thrown into the scales there no
judge but the battle field"
that the United States and Mexico have changed
places; We were all prepared 10 hear Of declaration OF
coming from the United States and certainly had
good reason to expect it. It seemed TO all Americans here
that the numerous outrages committed by the clergy
troops against the American citizens residing In Mexico
against their lives, families and property against the
frontiers OF the Northern republic; the violation Of the
American territory and massacres Of Brownsville, called
for some retaliation and much hoped for ardeny by
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