The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-22

naDd OF Colonel NoftcD an Amefcan. VI course mo
ferg against strangers especially Americans vas
thus iDtepsned wasa, this time that the poor passon
thete barbsans tina. they had better these
gers there possibility Of their bong lesgusd
and detained come few e them under arrest,
but finally released them Fortunately We schooner
meLt made 10 take all tho male passengers 70 this
por, One the poor fellows, named James w. Neal, Of
Folsom, Ca' died on the second Gay after leaving San
Bias on board tho Teresa, buried He in
the very last stages OF nsnmpon perfectly helpless,
savage followers Of Iosado Msnys treatment of poor
Neal a. described BY has fellow passenses was perfectly
The NAramssic having on ar ms ammunition aud
some exeo adore and chartered By the church
party, was favored institution, and her captain an
/ hon0red guest OF the place
am told that the passengers intend prosecuting him
his arrival NJ this port
100 from Co aud San Sebastian, and about 70
from Loser Cai'ornis.Esiob sweis our actual force
Iioreot to say tost very significant movement Is on
foot now, for wbs purpose leave you to bs the judge
though IT II suTmsen that the intention Is to form
ocb sderscy here the West 2hich viii embrace the
pres iAes Of Sonora Chnnaaua, nsioa Durang aud
CO. row Ia New Yors is to be the he'd I am no, deal
Ing when state tina, Gov Vega and other
this side have been In ant muntcsvon
with comonot upon he subject, and know for . fact
that bis Invitation TO proceed to the Pac0c at once gill
nor vsgs enoeav cred to charter American schooner
Mon,eay row in fo to proceed to Acapulco and there
awsV the arrival OF GfCerA COmOnOrt q em Aiief yes
sci, the Brevelida, is TO be You may rely on II
That here something OF this Kind brewirg and have
20 hesitation to say tbai the movement would be liza
mensely popular among all classes on this side Of the
mouptxDs.
We have this moment received news by way OF Gus
dssisis (ooubvui source) that Vera Cruz bad pro-
D0upced in favor Of Mira Ia such az event tue oniy
neg cpiederacy scheme, for have no idea that toe
uped states government will sustsn toeit cause nov
that they ifretfievably compromised with the non
! INITIAL part Of the Mexican population.
The treaty bssseslsd their with slAge class,
though confss that the strength has secured on the
other hand from property more tbAn coua-
| teThssnce the loss thus sustained
Tho liberal cause, viewed from this distances does no,
look enoorrsg'rg, and hence The movement - which
websve four American vessels in port
The sloop OF S. Sarysis still at Guaymas wher0
every thing is quiet ,,.,,
wtet by dtspern1o who taken and shot most
Immediately after the murder.
riu,uAN, March 20, 1880.
Inrease Of The Military Erces Of hs Stale Expedition
Aga'~a T,pi'-Comb:ned Aaock upon CazdaI .ara--7ie
McEane Treaty-Fselirg AaIins. IL Tnreaa-7-sn,.or
Oypcsitio~-Pesqleird, Of Sonora, rAreatenrg Armed
Opposition 70 the Provisions ef1t DocnmcntMore Snug
Cling by TIE British vessl Of vdr-rae sy,tsm Of Some
Value TO Americans-Si-u's cfan American Vessel 70,
| TSiahon Of tie Rerenue Lops-NeYs from Sonora and
| LO,or California, dc.
Iwroe you last, BY way Of Acapulco, tho 9th
since which time nothing Of any interess In politics has
occurred, though there appears to be going forward
continual augmentation Of the military forces Of the State
large BODY came in few DAYS since from the interior
and detachment from Loser California, swelling the
available force s the disposal OF the Governor
number Of 500 men. Various rumors shos, to
the dsposcn OF this large number, and the ultimate DO
signs Of the Governor. We have repel
sons 70 lear lnssdo the great terror has ,.sn
likely to hold out unlets driven from By
The liberals from this place. The wonder is
her he tnrpu Arta fha
scarcely nj 10 the ueseuy aud no prospects OF a1y
increase Improvement for seven eight mon'hs TO
como The money received for ou;lee the recent
European arrivals has been expended; and the small
amount yet due them, or expected win no, the
reut expenses tor two weeks; st the military depart
mept OF the government most useless branch-is
maintained a the expense Of the very life blood Of the
country. Thee 300 men are taken rom tue workicg
producing ciass-th effect Of vhicn is Only
inpoyerh the country and people, but to na ct upon
oetaobnept Of four hundred
last night, supposed 10 be under orders for
repc Aroher isreer body vii lola them IN DAY
80 made in conjunction with the other lssters Of t,s
liberal party Of Durai 90 and Jaisco 10 cspure assa
lara AND fsuccsssfo in the attempt they are 20 march
Tor sexieo Psepars.ons are making sso to cut or the
ssrp'es nom Topic and the INTERIOR hols under Col
Norton, VIII proceed 70 ssn Bias few days for this
pufrcse These arrUgemens are saI In embryo, where
~ nor n all improbable they remain for 10
come Large BODIES move slowly" TINS Ia q spanish
rroverb aud has happy adaptation 10 Msxicsns well
TIE disousskn Of the merits Of the McIAne treaty h
heginning 10 he more general, and I sm disposed to
fNtill&d
ob the anoounoensnt OF Its completion Tue feu ne "a
papers published on the coast and the spsusa and Ger
sesinst Some papers are very blueriy opposed
Pesqretas Official organ especislly His organ, the |
expressing The Governors ~n feeling. IN regard to the
uear, when indugss IN The iolo~ng;"In the unlook.
Cd fof vet Of tse treaty bere carried into effect
the spprcbston o, the general Congcss SONORA will be
TIE hsst state 10 cner herself sacrifice for the in
nr o. cur territory considering asa gIoroIs death
TO TALL IN cef. ndre her right Tue Ops
rtone dc @otao, the organ Of Governor Vega |
Of ibis state; has also cOp,aoei ms6y bn,er
shu>cns TO the treaty, and 10 concluding q |
Q short srtce upon the SUBJECT . few days Since.
sps"we would prefer 70 nave every port 10 sne repas
lo rcFpeuay blockaded than to foreign soiier
II s,s,es thA, her Britannia Msj,stys ship Am.hym
has received another from aud Mex
co She len here about thee ~tsks since ossnsbIy TO
protect the interests OF from depreds,as
~ the cortcIsrg parties This q mere bhat sui
believe that the uItrpg erersy pefseveran " OF the
ohcsis OF the Biith stips OF YER IN tne'r Efforts 10
TO AInc, laps wwhoat some such Incentive 20 me,on |
We misnt possibly ond ourselves neglected by the whole
sipr system for the freoue,t visits az her M.ta.,ys
shifs, and for the protection their presence has |
qneIed al Ioresners during our present troubles
every or, the coast while the st Mays has
tpe a, her anchor In TIE harbor Of GusJ SIP
dscoutcnsed, o1ce's ofg' ssd sh'p founs Aunerisan
ioierss-cn otsst.re Of the coast sureriss, ami a.
dion Of hs 20 bench, bis eountry other
porscytn the representations Of the Consul here o. the
erpcsed condition OF sores during the Ais
failed b. move him.
The Americso bark S,rani-sic, Of orlsnd. Maine,
from Sem Francfcc seizss the 18th inst the
Custom Houe antboriuss for alleged rrexuarss or
has been sscertsirec Tor stempt on the prt
Of her ccmnsnder, y. J. xssly, TO smusslc q large
sucunt q usfchandsc Nhorc ether TIA port OF in
over Cslffornsa
The Immediately rcisssed but ths nsrchan
dise found beard. not manifested Tor in
any shape, was takcu on shore. Toe Cousus atervcn
uon wss fcmrnfcd by the captain Upon careful Ia |
v~s,eator 81 the affair by that officer fcund That
the tn1uc' " Captain Manly, rersunaly and con. !
usndcr Of an American ship such q pre-uf the
rosr'hl'ty OF spv Official interference N the matter
1he amount OF property ss,zed aud clearly liable ~
ffcauou about ~ so1some hundred ant sxty.
four packsgss many % which were ccnraband Tho "a
ta0rtef hsve behaved With the utmost cnureey aod bat
the nrcre''ons ~ Capt Many tho whoe thing would