The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24
NEWS FROM MEXICO.

| Bitter Feeling Existing Between the
Natives and Resident Erenchmcn-
Outbreak Between Gen. COrtinas and
stan and the Frcnch-One Man Shot
Dead and Another Executed-Fight
Between tho French and Gen. Car
vajal-Outragcs on American Citizens
and American FeeifnR-A Gall for the
Application OF the Monroe Doctrine, &c.
We have special correspondence and elegraphic news
aud reports from Mexico, dated M Tampico April so and
May 81 Merida May 3; Acapulco, May IL, with late ad
vicss from natamoro.
Oar correspondent ia Tamnco states that the French
garrison that place small, well provided with
muni,ions OF war; and lis officers uneasy owing TO the
insecurity OF their position, resulting from uhe half
suodaod, yetsuen hostility Of the inhabitants.
Ibc Trench ID. chief took force OF about
three hundred from iampico, with the object Of
csptotng Tuspso and Tins preventing General CarvaJa
rlm uniting his forces with those OF General canaas
A,Cr few days Carvaial met him, when fierce fight
ensed. The Nexicans stood firm, kliog aud wounding
seventy Frencnmen-siv f them ohicers two Of
whom died
The French r,ed al by force of arms alone, and
the ghts Of the independent nations well those Of
SYM lihzing foreigners, entirely ignored. uni
versa feeling in favor Of the immediate application of
the doctrine by the United States Cabinet pre-
vailed in Tanpcn.
The United states steamer Kanawha had arrived at
Tsmpico very cpportuney with dispatches for tho Ams
! rican Consul
| The French rebel sympathizers and friends or Jer
Davis from Mexico watched the movements OF tho Union
troops closely, and sanguine that Napoleon
would gain great advantages IL the secession Cabinet
could maintain itself
From Merida, correspondent reports the existence
al state o. affairs very nearly similar that prevailing
in iampico French military repression some Mexican
corruption but wide spread feeling for native nde-
pendent rue
ss'.: s''''r' people ''''' - - ~" ne ''''''
Tho Res,icy nad passed law describing the status OF
eoreiguers Mexico which leaves them entirely at the
mercy OF 10. officials appointed under French army rule
| ca,saiu timpbcll, Dr. Henry Tappan, DR.. Tappan's
wile-aee Mss Lpman, OF Philadelphia OF the
| limited sts,e, with Mrs c., English lady, died In
Merida and denied burial in the cousecrascd ceme
| ,sry on tho ground OF their being here,ics
The Latest News.
\ SAN FRANCISCO, May 70, 1864
Ao.puco vces OF tho 18th inst say that the Freuch
| ooc,,v hut narrow ps from Bias to Vera Cruz and
rsmpc1.
i, r. surn sed that the French Admiral does
,,e 20 occupy any other Pacific ports because hs would
be unable to keep up communication with the interior
| CAIRO, May -, 1854
r,. intelligence from Matamoros represents things as
h.,c in a very unsettled state The bad feeling existing
,ocen ,bs native aud French residents had rlpcned TO
| an actual outbreak
4 Gooeral cor,uas and star, while riding through the
| .,rse,s. we're insulted by tho Frcnchmen. gene al
,,arrs enusd weapons drawn and freely used by
eo,h partns General cornas sdjutant general, dur.
| ov tho melec shot Frenchman dead, and another
60. arrested aud subsequently executed The next day
nv cortlnas Much excitement prevailed, aud many Of
inc rreuch residents were leaving the city.
All was quiet - tho vicinity Of Brazos
| m. Of the uebci Blockade Runners
| Wrecked.
1 BALrnsoRs. Nay -, 1884
,.,,or from Fortress Monroe Of the sIst states thai
an. seamer DICTATOR from Newborn and Hat,eras Inlet
r.nor,s tha, bottle was picked up OF Hateras the
sob eou,aurg record OF the loss OF tbe steamer Man
haitian, At sea rom Wilmington, N. c. bound 70 Bermuda
large lot OF cotton picked UP OF Hsterss Inlet OF
| she Goth and 2ist
| c.~..rcr SEYMOUR and the Late Arrests.
| ALBANY May ~, 1854
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