The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

Ssens sts,,oss q e. osassses Tho consulate a Nasa
moeos. wheo the frontier occupied by America osps.
pco wants ard stiIi more I learn thak ekerytAing
has been done 70 subvcrt Consular pferogasves here
within hmsof and has his able practical kncwlslgc q
the country Tho French and that funcoaAry have ~
intercourse-oever have had-and u has boon several
vigilance; bat be careful n giving pretext Yet
this may come and for that IL u By siineans
necessary thai one or two vessels war shosa tosch
here semi monthly, and OF light draught-say Eve
six feet OF water This would b OF much value = Vie
hs.icaas e nation, nov THAI s,sns Of vitality ere
getting strong and quickenine into action
r. S-Tne mail from Vera Cruz and HAWAII b
approaching the city, and rumor says that General
Banks at the head Of small Uuion force at the capital
OF Texas, and the little rebel vessels souewhat Ct
loss to know what 10 do, although the British ton u
Rere and throughout Mexico ali hopes and ali eyes arc
turned the Unted States for aid President Juarez
and his Cabinet are stu Al San Las ana The French are
little hope Of reinforcements rhus II Ia that nation V
against nation. #t
TAxToo. Oct. 81, 1889.
Yesterday the party outside. Of ederas, wore circsd
all around this city, and close 70 the eava that
two French sentnss shot, and died on tho spot and
rumor says that others wounded These shots
returned by the French but they holding In
with great enacy outside, and the French are moro
handful unable 70 make much resistance. from their
limited numbers and 80 exhausted BY fever that would
not be astonshed il the French regency make oxertores
TO the federal for peace under certain qua
rantees. In fact there is other mode Of the French
getting out yet. There has been rumor that JeG Davis
has commissioner 70 treat with Prince haxmil.
an-one who this republic before-so as TO take
time by the foreock II is 10 be hoped that he will NOT
get into difficulties among the Yankee pill vendors Of the
Capital and be obliged to mount picket guard TO adorn
Southern diplomacy. e4s@ t-7ea. ~. .-r0..
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence. s.
m9 e VERA CRUZ. Dec. 1, 1885,
The Romance Of French Minister in Merico-Hk Ap.
prcacAsn9 Departure from ne Cos'nhy.-0sn BasaiSes
Alleged charlottesville Wll, Possible, Conciltate
the Liberals Difficulties of the Inrasisn--Osw Army
on the RIO Grasds dc.
Poor Mr. Dubois alias Sa-ny Is rather unfortunate
He was on the point Of marrying the helress with forty
thousand pigs but she refuses 70 become viscouness
and considers it 70 be preferable thing 70 hold pro-
pery in swine. He nevertheless squeezed out $4,000
from the regency; from Mr.. Escandon the Order Of
Guadalupe, set in briants and worth oO0 the pro-
pery OF the late Don Manuel Escandon Another rcacha
yielded coach and four fine American horses third
one. precious pony the persuasive compliments OF
Mr. Dubois. Unfortunately brutal letter OF the En-
peror requiring his immediate return puts stop TO the
annexatons of the Texan Charge d'Affairs We shall
see him sneak of by the next French packet there
little chance Of his meeting Don Antonio Haro Minis
ter of Santa Anna, who challenged him.
General Bazaine said have to coneo some
understanding with the moderate liberals The Emperor
detests the reactionary men. Still they played him. In
combination doubt, with Salgny, very bad trick by
setting band of assassins to waylay Comonort the
most conspicuous man OF the moderados He murder
ed, with some ten or twenty officers Celaya, after
most heroic resistance.
The Archbishop abastda has his post in the
regency. He opposed the recall Of law Of sequestra-
on then ordered the cathedral to be kept closed up and
shotted cannon which General Negre, commandant Of
Mexico sent down the premises Being OF the school
Of ossnmos, the fiery archbishop, late COMPRESSOR
OF her Imperial Majesty Madame Crinolioe Is promising
miracles from the effect or curtain lectures. II
The French pdso de tortsg0, and the STU
pendous London convention and consequent French
invasion will either be crushed by ridicue BY
some New York b'hoys, whose shouts on the Rio
Grande are already heard The French men of.war
cannot the against any toward event, being
poorly named All the country is up, and the French
only push leaving Tampico. Tabasco, Minatitlan
Alvarado, Vera Cruz Pueba and Mexico with quite in
sufficient garrsons The brave Zaragoza said that GER
tain ignorant Of tho DEGREES or Fate
pissed Mexico might turn the scale, about atty years
ago did heroic SPAIN Arc already % commence
ne,r la fnSn The political prsoners-ex- Minister
Payne D. Agn. del Rio the talented Rene Mason editor
OF the Trait d. Unio-have been released from the hor.
rid prison OF Ulua. veasco del Castillo, editor Of
the AOnite,r, able inoneusive and talented young
man. has been released BY Ged He died in the prison
hospital Nine. Almonte was received with all honors.
Fireworks celebrating the acceptance Of the imperial
Of Mexico were let off, though everybody knows
that IL is all moonshine. proclamation or the Mayor
OF Mexico gives Macmillan lready the title OF "Max.
milinno Ell Grands. That II coming IL rather strong