The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

d Havana under date OF ccd inst, Informing him that
Marin ha1 fitted four for the purpose Of NJ
lacking Minattlan, Aivarsdo Vera Cruz and Tampioo
els we've manned With spanlards and come Yucatecos
They sail from Cuba under the Spanish nag and
nos' ne Mexican nag On ses aso ssa 'na We may
II is clear case that the spanish government hs
put her foot into y ana very likely obligated herself in
Aome secret article IN the Alnonte treaty with Spain
MISSIONS TO MIRAMoNs CAMP.
VERA CREE. March Q, 1890.
The liberal government have Withdrawn their troops
from AivsIaoo aud oronant ihsn TO this place. think
a very iDaacious movemsot, and may have bad
hluence here and abroad Those who In favor Of
che abandonment OF A.varado say that Muamon goes
there he cannot hold out fifteen his troops are
from tue interior. and hot climate Of the
coast In the month OF March, aud in consequence OF TINS
policy the government intends 10 blockade the port oi
Avarato ana allow vessels to pass Tn or out They
have also brought away all the sailing craft 80 that there
are NO vessels In the river. TINS plan OF course Will
render Avaado entirely useless Mramon ~ port OF
entry, unless he succeed 10 break The blockade with
Capt Aiohsm Of H. b NJ q ship vaorous, got special
Permission rom this government 10 visit Aramon, with
me Brsb Vice Consul at Me iehn, where ne has estab
bhed his AND 10 said that the object Of
the mission send Instructions up 70 the British lega
Non Mexico Lord John RUSSELL proposing that an
armce should be established between The two contend
g parties for six months with tho view peace upon
tne bass OF civil and religious liberty, the formation
vol Congress for the purpose OF reforming the con
ssuuon do not see how this plan cao be consented TO
BY this government In fact, both parties have gone too
far and BESIDES they too antagonisc in their prn
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the consent TO it, they VIII be overreached by the
willy clergy and military influences which govern the
nTamon party and thus leave the field open 70 continue
ihe war. The liberals in fair way OF success
and there should be compromise whatever.
Capt Adham returned hero again last evening" and J.
p SAID tina. Mramon to send him reply TO day, and le
him know bis determination.
Capt Jarvis has, as learn. been in conference With
OApt Adham 70 day. and that he-Capt Jarvs--wi send
commission 70 the camp Of Miramon slso learn that
has some connection with the proposition from the British
government i, however, trust and believe that Capt
Jarvis b too prudent 10 allow himself 70 be mixed up
This British diplomacy 80 asto effect the policy already
tablshed here by our government and am not without
iears that this government may way be In
mo hna be maze 70 yield that which would be serious
DjUIy 10 the cause.
ricsn stock and prestige has fallen considerably, ana
ever bis presence was needed here, IL V now, 10 meet
ing established by the British government and siso
restore our influence to the the state in which he left it,
There great uneasness here among the Americans of
this government about what action Capt jarvis intends
% take IN stopping the expedition OF Masn bot from what
can gather today In conversation with some Of the Off
oeyB OF our squadron here, and incidental remarks
dropped by Capt am leo to believe that the feet of
Marin would fare badly should it make Its appear
and officers may have ap opportunity to distinguish them
selves in stopping tho connection Of this spanish bus
Vera Cruz would at be raised. should not bs
piised this proposition Of Capt Aldham may
Namon to use it as pretexs TO abandon the siege, and
Guilty which he has gohmsef into and better
prestige to the In another quarter or leave
tne country IN case an arm stice Is no, entered mo
Tho liberals have cut off the communications entirely
between Mexico and Miramon, and are making prepare
tots 10 har rass him in the
Ihave just learned that Capt A. returned from his Welt
to Mramon and that he informed Secretary OF S.at
that Mirsmon would send commission to the govern
ment, with escort and flag of ruce and desired the
honorable Secretary 10 send officer and escort 10
ceive the same which, by the laws OF war; the govern
ment could net refuse 10 do but receiving the letter
they discovered directed TO Capt Aldham instead
Of The MT who quite indignant at thu idea Of
being made tool OF in this The Cabinet Is
In hefh tn In hazel
Grsmon or give 1t to Capt A. The manner Ia which the
affair has been conducted induces many TO think that
Brh intrigue has been set iopt 10 bring this party
INTO some arrangement by the sacrifice OF of their
principles, and they consequently further from
making an arrangement than
Ibave just earned that the object of the commission
sent by Capt Jarvis this morning Mramou, solely
70 make demand Of BIN TO not, in any way, interfere
with Americans or their property; that be Is all right
70 far.