The New York herald., 1862-02-05
Two Russells i'm the United States,

Translated from the Gaceta Official of San Salvador Of
Jan. !, for the NEW YORK HERALD
The EPirtu del S9o of Chapas Mexico, Of no 18th Of
december last, contains the foowing:-
INDUSTRIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Under this caption the Trait dUnion says
Al hafpast I've O'Clock yesterday afternoon en- extra
ordinary despatch arrived from Vera Cruz It has
broughts the gravest and most xpeced ncl gcncc
that IL is possible 10 imagine
An English frigate from Halifax brings tie news that
T5Omen had left the United States for the Island
aud that 1000 of these destined for Ssnto Domingo
venton Of lie European Powers in Mexico hoses
suspended in the United States and the Southern ports
were freely opened TO navigation.
The author OF this letter adds the T state that he
has complete confidence in the Of this intel.
ligence.
This is a correspondent Of the true Russell stamp al
though not aware that there two Russels
In the country.-Ep HEnALp
The Coeeta Ofctai thus ntelgently comments on the
strange news
Although we do not credit the foregoing intelligence
which in judgment, requires confirmation from an
other source yet we insert IL because persuaded
that the United States caBnot look with indifference on
the design Of spain 10 roconquer Mexico and establish
monarchy there, as some papers have announced :
some Of them s, having ,,n & gone s. ss far in tins
twenty thousand Spaniads sufficient 10 Impose
terms on this government OF Washington. We believe
that the United Satos sufficiently powerful notwth
standing the struggle which divides thsm 20 oppose
serious obstacles he proscts OF the Spanards towards
Mexico and this Will ell the Moxicans w their struggle
for victory, inasmuch as they have gorously proved
their lovo OF Independence, and have before 70 day
measured swords with their former oppressors.
Ia order that the useless efnson of blood might he
avoided and for the good o humanity we hope that a
spanards will dssist from their intention OF invading
Mexico II they do not, invasion will
have other effect than uselessy 10 aggrevate the
enormous evils which have been destroying tho country
and the transportation Of European and Cuban soldiers 10
perish the coast Of Mexico The conauerors OF Tunn
have acquired with their easy triumph moro prcsump
ton than glory Thoy forget that the Atlantic ia not
crossed with the facility tho Mediterranean and
men are not the those Of Africa Inhabited bv
absct and sem-barbarous Moorish slaves n truo hat
Cuba Is 10 the country which they desire TO recon
quer end that on that Island Spain has than 40 900
soldiers but s no less certain that the opinion Of tho
Cubansat least OF tho most inteiligens not favorable
TO her. II might indeed occur that without succeeding
In the occupation Of Mexico, Cuba may be lost 10 tho
spanards VIC repeat, thsn for their good and ha,
Of the Moxcsns we hope that the government Of Isabella
the Second will abandon their warliko Efforts.
Al Spanish Ameytco cil Be alarmed rom os ne first
II fired ~ Tie rconqucrnrs against TTu Cruz or
ogc,ng Tmpico. Who does not see that Mexico once
occupied, tho attempt will bo made Immediately 10 ncor.
porate the Central American sections and 10 impose the
yoke on New Granada, Venezuela Ecuador, Upper and
Lower Peru Chile and the republics Of Ia Piatap This
would be continental struggle. without Herman Cortcz
Alvarado Pizarro, Amagro, Ysdiva, &c. who subduei
Indians almost unarmed, and who knew nothing about
gunpowder The Spanard5 OF the present day not Of
the same capacity the csrains Of Charles the Fifth nor
are the Americans in such unfavorabe post the
hnbtants Of America during The frat halt Of tho Six
teeBth century.
prslilecton TO tle Spaniards; we prefer them TO all
other Erropcans; but oil this will not resign W. TO
guttat 10 their yoke. We love then az brethren
HI rev please advanced and cultivated than
va are BIT a5 rulcrs dominating over Us, we would de
nt ard g1ht acqius; them "a the ist extremity np1 al
aays wit he chances in favor. y, co,.
pa tif. - 81. tais let 7s1sss no tenopslra jon.