The New York herald., 1865-07-08
M E X IC O
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN.
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Account OF Her First Trip
TO Vera Cruz.
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CONDITION OF THE MEXICAN EMPIRE.
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The States Of Sinaloa, Durango and Sonora
to be Ceded 10 the French Government.
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u0vEMEETs OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS
CONDITION OF THE MEXICAN EMPIRE
THE FETE DIEU AT PUEBLA.
Travel Between Vera Cruz and
the Capital.
NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE,
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NEWS FROM THE RIO GRANDE,
&c, &c., &c.
me steamship Manhattan Captain Turner, reached
shis port yesterday, from Vera Cruz the 2Sh utmo
vh Havana
The only important news from Mexioo 10 that the
Emperor intended issuing n decree about the end Of
Juno July cedng Sinaloa Durango and Sonora
French security for the war debt Of France
Vera Cruz was very healthy, Of yellow fever
having occurred at that place or at Havana
courtesy Of Mr. Austin tho purser Of the Man.
haitian indebted for the reception Of late advices
The following correspondence contains Of
vssArdng Mexican affairs
Our Vera Cruz Correspondence.
VERA Cruz, June 70, 1866.
The American and Mexican steamer Aanhattan-the
psoneer vessel OF the line just established run
between New York. Havana and this port-arrved here
O Sunday morning last. had tho good fortune to be
nyself passenger this splendid vessel having
barked at Havana the afternoon Of the 2lst
Che sailed from New York the 18th inst and arrived
- Havana early the morning Of the 2ls making her
Arst between the two ports in q little five
aays According to the regulations Of the company,
her stay limited TO twentyfou hours In the port Of
Havana On this OCCASION however, she only remained
SW0lve nours Arriving AZ nve O'CLOCK IN the morning,
she left for Vera Cruz precisely 1--WE in the afternoon
making the the latter port in the short space OF
shree days The Manhattan is commanded by Captain
Edward Turner, Of the most skilfu captains and
polite and genial that it has been my pleasure any
whsre 10 meet. He formerly commanded some Of the
steamers Of the California line, and widely and favor
ably known the travelling public The purser is Mr.
Edward Austin for many years connected with the house
Of Maitland Phelps Co., in New York. He Is sdm
Taby suited 10 the position he occupies, speaking
he does four five languages with and
mesa His relations with the passengers Of every
Aationaty-for we represented almost all the
hons of the earth-were OF the most agreeable
KIND. The culinary department, important
one ably presided by Mr. J. II. Jones. J.
gentleman who for many years, conducted large hotel
1n New Orleans He brings heightened and ripe
Derience TO the work he has in hand, is well
shown by the fact that he succeeded in pleasing all
varied OF the different naiionaes represented on
board the ship. As the Manhattan is a vessel, be-
hongng 10 a lne whose trade is certain TO become
very extensive, is proper that the public should be
weinormed as To her capacities Speaking from expert
snce borne by the testimony Of those who travelled
with me- can safely that the for the
comfort OF the public on this vessel are not anywhere
surpassed The tables always well spread and the
fare bountiful and substantial The cooks employed
81 different nationales embracing, Of course French
men, Spanards and Americans, that every kind OF
,sb ean he served mn in first rote s,v,e There is in
e' va" &c so''s'" "p :" "'s' '"'e sye' i"e'e ~ 'n
ssc nothing forgotten that can tend TO make sea voy
sse agreeable and less tedious the traveller than
generally is
THE LADIES' CABIN
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private bath and boudor expressly arranged for
aher convenience with all the requisite accessories. The
state rooms IN h part OF the steamer are furnished in
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