The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
NEWS FROM THE NORTHWEST COAST OF MEXICO.

h@HoANO, JAN 70, ioOV
Fme Wecth- Arother MIRACLE Ne,o sArise rae vtrgr-
Ge,9at Airares's Binhday Circus Riding on Sunday
ne poca.ors and Pcto,mers-A WAols Chase in f,vs-
pee, DC -taa 1arJ
When you open this letter in your snug sancturn with
tho cold winds seet beating against pour wndo you
will 6Dd bard to believe that written only two
short weeks BEFORE under orange tree in tho most
lghuul climate In the world.
AS informed you in my last letter. the virgn" has
madc her appearance again, and this time she escorted
BY all tho saints the Gale earthquake Il seems
dsodged rock In the mountains (aboat af
teen leagues from this place. which, failing in the valley
beneath rent asunder, disclosing pssak Hkenesses
q the Virgin and all the saints Tue reads leading
pilgrims, and the country in the immediate vicinity is
allied with thousands OF the faithful 'swh their lamps
We hso grand earthquake here on the 23d which dis
cksed 70 our asoukhed gaze multitude Of virgins. and
tome that were mot All who sick, tho lame bud,
are On their 10 the Virgin, many
ttee have already been Performed The Virgins tender
owe for US T. very refrcshicg indeed bat Amos att
teoscoHp, nais argent fat ota and little virgin gold ut
his particular time, might cave
Today B the birthday Of General Alvarez (he COM
Ia y
before him. They performed bore on sunday last
sIl The best riders in our country, have never
seen better bare back riding In my life than witnessed
on SUNDAY last Inc beauty ana tue Chivalry were ga
tbsred there, and from eight eleven and
boy with two horsfs unclaimed ALL would Dan
Rice could zee Mexican clown Hs di oss was magnil
cent Ia breabd OF velvet embroidered with gold His
opening speech was neatly eloquent, and spoken, too Ia
pure Castan He Is also an improvsatore and in his
bar enuson he cut ana sshed our foes while ever
and be poured the sweet unguent in our isercd
ears Every BODY and hH wife and their oldest child Ut
end the circus each one taking his own chair like
Two large whales sailing into tho harbor the other
day. ana they may be seen almost every day outside the
upon Of them soon which your u 70
Dgure and the only chance have is 10 the boat
cspezed that in the noise and confusion shall float off,
the whale suppoeipg "Fm one OF em" AZ Is, ogr first
attempt there will uoubess be blubber in the boat
than IN the whale.
ACAPULCO, Jan. 81, 1860.
Military IL and around CoIima-An American Schooner
Runs from Put-Airamoa His Position and RENT
HsSeNces-General AhuTcs in Want Of Cash. &c.
Our ateet from Colma Is that regiment OF one
thousand men now occupy the plaza commanded OF
Miramons favorites The liberals have four thousand
men, under Rocha and Rojas within twenty leagues of
Colima. Tho liberals also in full force on the road
between ManzanIo and Colua
The Falmouth schooner, bound from San Francisco to
this port touched at Manzanllo her way down; but
finding that the stripes would not save her and
her freight she remained slipped her cable the nie
and ran down here where she arrived 25th Late
from the city of Mexico Informs us that Mramon
move IN person against and
that end was concentrating two columns, ono at Jaapa
aud the other at Orzaba He will find there think MS
Waterloo The estrangemcnt between him and Marquee
has weakened his power, and failure
to take Vera Cruz will destroy his prestige, and then
down will come the backened stick OF the rising
rocket He deserves TO fail for your correspondent
members well the night when he seduced the garrison
from their allegiance TO the three hours
fore VIC were TO attack the then Joined the
enemy, tying hs colonel to post, and whipping him
with ramrod Of iron, forgetting in his treachery that
Col. Buena'ces had obtained him his position BY the
meet earnest entreaty
Gen. Alvarez cannot move for the want of money. II
Ie had Sso GOO IN cash he could move column OF 5000
have arms, ammunition and something 70 cat
Interesting from the West Coast OF
Mexico.
CAPTAIN PORTENS LETTER TO GOVERNOR PEsoUIERA
ON OUR LATR DIFFICULTIEs-TnE AVENUES FOR
THE INVASION OF MEXICO FROM THE UNITED
srATEs-rHn ROBINSON CLAIM POR AMERICAN
ClTIZENsHfP-TTs DENIAL BY VICE CONSUL ALDEN,
ETC., ETC.
Mr.. Stephens, government courier At Fort Buchanan
from Guaynas, has forwarded US packages containing
correspondence from the west coast OF Mexico.
Our advices from Guaymas e1lond the 18th OF Do
oember, and contain fun and interesting details o, the
progress Of there from the lsh Of November-he
cate OF previous reporsto the day Of CORES.
pondcnts writing
Governor Pesquicra, in company with his wife and
wen,y thirty other ladies and gentlemen, visited the
United States ship St Msrys Captain Porter entertained
them cordially They delighted with the naval ex.
ercses board and acknowledged that the could
successfully resist keep down the twenty thousand
inhabitants OF Sonora.
Captain stones commission, in charge Of Jasper
Whiting protested against entering Sonora until our 90
vernment does something towards guaranteeing their
claim 10 public lands and other privileges
Jack Powers had been entertaining the officers OF tie ST.
p,os;It- nd
likely TO remain as long as the funds held out
PtsQuiera determined to make wholeso ne re-
forms Smuggling and cheating OF the government by
traders would be put stop 10, ami tn. eXchequer b.
richer by Sioo 900 per snnum The moncpolst
merchants hresened to depose him he carried his
plans
THE oUrEAGEs on ANBEICAN OFFICIALS aNp err
zESs-oArTAIN PORTER s LTrTn TO GOVERNOR
rEsouTERA.
UsITEn SrArRs Sur 81 MAEysl
GpArNAs, Oct 10, 1869.
10 lis Lxcolency lcN4cio l'9tr@A, Governor of the
su directed by the government OF tic United States
"a America 20 proceed GuayusE ant 20 protest sspst
certain acts committed by The authorities Of the State
sonora snd in which those Of the city Quay parti-
eipAi.d.
The government Of DE United States has been nrorlned
ira. lspisn Stone and hs party, al OF them citizens OF
tie ruec States Of A'nefisa hsve been expelled from
Mexico. contrary TO her frosty stpuis1us with the United
s,sls, aid tbs expulsion has taken Place W. Order of the
ssa 10 hdSe participated II its execution The govern
s al thorcs me 10 that the expulsion OF Captain
tops aug BIS patty a not ony wrong done them bat
gross ngrau5n OF treaty obligations existing between
Eeyi co ard the United StateE N} 5000
Your kxccilcncy will bear ia mini ths, the United
STATES sc,ernmen. have eng treated Mexico With
great icrbeslanco; and there is point when this
iOrbeslalca will cease Ia. DC ayirtse Your E1ccency
will also rcollect that the late war which
iuv wssed by The United states sga INST Mexico prs
ciised Ia ccnseqGt The III rider oi Lieutenant r.
a. Porter aud other acts Of Ike character, BY Mcxicaas
Ia very short perioo Mexico and conquer
ed by beIGfGl OF Americans and the rasulted In
the os To Mexico OF New Mexico ana Caor aa, and that
woS the whole o. the cenQueI country lay al the feet
O. tic A iCrcrs the Cnited states lid not forget TO
act with cleolency and DsgIlznimy towards Mexico.
Since thcn Amerion citizens large numbers have
been buteicrcdil Sonora and that the boundaries
OF the United States have not been respected but helpless
women and Children have been ruthssiy murdered within
ia limits by persons from Sonora. .sf sfs. lfE
Your lxccency can doubt, refer back TO the period
OF our revolution when Mexico struggling tor her
6ernes and At tnht period she Only received the
synpanis OF the Cn,ea States ami her moral idence