The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

torous fact ,ha, large property owners Of orzava
We're very 10th make sill snbscr .ona Tor carrying
out the work and In many cases rcihse1 :" v even
al"rt"n 81 these II the MeNeaDs get IA iairoad
se 'h,y are now PRETTY sure :" ao, t'es "i nNe w
Ieh, IA 'hm any credit for the nOt friendly whoae to
% The cdcr gamers chow little 20 n" ds!@St,n TO help
anu those who have nothing directly I" gam -. scenty
opposed 70 the whole thing because the, 'annrt ROB
someth'ny oot ~ tho funds. and therefore, declare II an
am ha.rni enterprise. There arc, % ;, a tow
honoiabe exccI tims. and these have t.rai aie' N
accomplishing tho arrangements which have b, made
WIN me railroad completed 10 The chpuhaii" nriaba
VIII become place III great Importance IA Yexa. u
Wh pc Inc PRINCIPAL depot or foreign eo"'n 'eS'lho Ter
c ihteTEr ior GA aud al the and VILLAGES
scattered Through The Ii.rat aients a' ne l;ae ii
the f'e.ia Marie teio huo goods lie te",site'i IN
saetS, when. as TT Vera cruz u stIt delay !, es
.'s.hei to most an-s o. clcts AND ,lg.l r. ~ AMI
m' d'hs = equivalent To d,sirHc.io omaha viii
Likewise - ans"aient AID deIshtfu resort To- health
and ps1s'I. secAes Ia ny ~ trom The u"r!li IN the
winter season li.n th,y can hnd siat ~rrc disease
- st.n-'! M where lney can haso all ne Anrs ~
trtploA. NJ, "iinnt IFS oppressive heat yriiiS ur
tfo.t,esrm. insects Daring the month. y January,
February, Marsh .ad Api' The valley ~ oriaatG is
garucn u flowers aad rich vegetation. The valley is
well caitira,rd AID planted NnL lr'is u
cane, ''i.". ana tobacco Groves or oraNtes. lines
AMI ban ngs aie ever acre 10 hc found, .. nn
stroll on horseback s1i ng the months * Hr brings
opr ni ao most clfnins spon between he o1htasns.
where lie wilderness D. towers on All sidca in.kes lie
scepe c..hanHs-the ground boiag he. sy ao,nred
with them ant ts,ry ..na shrub oai.; It'll the
most brilliant E. parasites ctDa and crerint - the
Io.luust S9J.hs =. the highest trees. Play ing
their bright T. ots of CRIMSON scarlet, bhe. orange
ptrp.c ai,l sE.ta IL all forms and lio nonnain
sceery abat 9aDa Nh perhaps fuflas5 ay "hc" To
be 'aund on t,s o'n"ent N heauty aua ta,';' fess
Near tie town The ls0t t-scamc! 3,rcso tho
Gtt'er benz the; the bato OF t' i4t - June
as ne s;,o ef which Is marked b ish er''ss
ovar the beetles OF tnosesran and 6y saa!l fair house
Tue iaa'iftna q airc iista;t hi.ups inini
- u SUBJECTS tor The artists peEc 10 shs oas are the
mo- ntans OK tnsLG:o. Ghtcihuastla and tGntna. 10
tho Dftheast Fnens sta 10 the north the towering Peak
o. which is the ,fst SIGHT he Traveller
ami to the soth ana southeast the lgoica
with the high peak Of san tr,stovai III. shadows
OF other hlltops tho dina distance. liz esp gorges
betWoan these mount na arc rvIlets and m.ntun tor
which furnish scac charming saecsncles the way
cataracts ami ia the wools and brsh VI the mountain
SIDES are u T iond game 0t tho choicest 'scri pt,or
deer, wild boar, antelope. wild turkey. partridge, bea
SAINT, &c-ana along tae streams Of wster, dck, plovcr
and snips.
Oflaba las at present population Of fifteen
thousand inhabitants 1t one time it had about Is nty
six thosau, bu With the prvsrcss Vi Mex go o, her
road 80 ruin u,I,l, has suffered like NEST places
The factories = Coz il,n the mos rcaIa able build
ines ~ the valley There are factories ot pa~r, cotton
mud linen, and in normal times they employ ;bont nino
hundred laborcrs. The cotton factory h., twelve hun
drcd apindea and fcur hundred looms making
brown domcstscs and ~ worthy OF remark that this
article isaow made anu sold cheaper her. ri,an m he
Unitcd states and should tic ciV In ,c
great republic it il within the range or prnhhic s that
goods here i'll 20 tho United ~at,s
market within Two or three This ne crop of
cotton planted in The Terra taentc hctr viii
than aafiicc Tor the supply Of this region u MoS.c
OeizArA jan 2, 1863
lmm"tay n ,,.se,oi fo..ys A.A.s--..sagd TUNERS
coa.nai,aaae Operations cJ Me Merrans---lae Fnhfcc
tons at Puebia-S.lo,os,d horemea n the tr'ta
Eoees--G",soi'oR sad 70 Haze f,th liDais CIT Of
Jaares's Haads-Tse .iip,onh Mt,.ifesio -iA- Herud
5Gn'ed il Eerito De-. dc.
When last wrote you General ORGY Was hero Il IN
a, still he Is here. 1Le innumeraoe difficulties which
presented themselves bring forward The supplies
OF prov ions ard ammunition from YEA Citx ~
with The campaign = toe Inferior have suI,ed 70 keep
back the roar guard and 1t probable mat the
NcSoans IN Faeba VIII be lett alone during The greater
part OF next month person just from uabln tells
The MoNcas stll going With tic 10. flea, ors Of
the place, not eroatias many wogks bat making all
kinds AMI descriptions Of changes IN the old Every
officer who take command Of wolk made
by himself immediately orders all manner Of
imaginary improvements, and these ,llni,h
pretryts for the General IN Chief impose new
contributions, opposition IS offered. General Or.
tega, who commands in Pucbla s carrying cycryt thing
with high hand. lilo compc.s every male, Of whatever
age to in the pay for the permits, to
stay at home In th,s way they have got together
inside the devoted cy twenty thousand pcreons
whom they call troops Great dissatisfaction prevails
among the majority OF those who forccl do
vice. and hear OF two companies that out.
side the city having ~lIcd their officers and 70
prevent dcscron mounted guards constantly ~, sing
around the city 10 pick up sush cscloc Ny
have been lon, preparing for ,ccuce that
they have become actually brave, at ,cast convinced
that the French quite different people Van.
k,cs, and are BY 10 be held in great dread
The spirit OF enchantmept which hung the French
Zoave has passed away and the fame If forcy has list
all its power now that he has spent much time Ia pre-
pa<at'ons. However, my impression IS st that they
viii light 50 they find that they are to 10
surrounded ] fear the disancctcn inside VIII
DO too moch, and a general stampede viii con,.
By this time the forces ~ General Razain
at Huanantla. whoro they cn cot midway
the road from eycc to Pueba. Another force quietly
moving round to the south of Pueba aud another viii be
thrown the BY this tirc is impose
BILE Tor the Mex,cans withdraw all their munitions and
stores from ucba without risking battle and by the
9TH OF month it will be difficult for the forces I,
escape alone unless by breaking up accepting an en-
gagemen The orders " General Forcy believed arc
explicit for his generals TO provoke cngagcnrt and
only seek to prevent tho abandonment or Preh he
has evidently set hs heart upon Doing grand
thcrc-ethcr give terrible lesson OF war or mas
terry stroke OF dipomacyin accepting the adhesion Of
the liberal army 10 the Intervention plans o the Empc.or
Na,oieon.
IN Mexico we hear that better state o, thugs prevails
IN consequence VI General Co.donort having taken the
direction Of affairs 81 the Nanas Of Juarcz Couon-
FORT appears has COMMAND OF the national forces OF
the centre nc Is alsD military commander OF the
federal district and the Mexico and Is
by Congress and luaic1 with powers 10 direct the
political nf the lay tho general account NJ
tie nation and also o. arrange all questions that may
arise with the Governors OF the different states II il not
cenr what hopes are entertained by CoDoalort and
he has been deceived into accepting his p-csvut position
The certainty is that he Is doomed To make greater
fdo tnan he di IN accepting the pan 81 Tacub,ya In
1851 the French think, have made up their minds
not u be ducd by any trckery the pa-t n the Mex
cans IN consequences o! the tricks II Dciao with the
allied commission ers list year, that CHIEF has ben de
clarcd ineligible for any pest near tao French, and
fear The zeal o. Comonort will place him n the posi-
tiun.
Latorly things have hcen rather animated in Or2aba.
The Inhabitants 10 ger carried away by reports OF
the withdrawal ~ the French ant arc more FREQ act
according to Their convi tios Brcikiasts pcncs, din.
parties and balls have been the oror OF day. to
which the French officers have been invited NJ ie Sa-
ligny, who for o time was larantly cxecraed by
most Of the Mcxcs Is nj present tho popular per-
injected with the expedition While no contend.
ing with Gen. Lnrencez and his staI he hadfew friends
people OF tic opaon that he could not mold
out in the unequal contest, especially when he had be-
sides the hostility OF MI the allied commissioners to con
tend Mgainst. However,. he put ham AL DOWN nushed