The New York herald., 1865-05-07

Oas 0usvAas Corrsspondencs.
Posr - 0sAvuAs sososA, Nsxtcs, 4
March 2s 1885
I.spssaI Adssnes - a. As1b-0ptsssss nsssds /ae
roa, 81.
Nose of the impsdAi troops have reached this eas1s
sxosps - prisoners 4 war About . hundred Of thaa
confined Urea Ths o0Rosn hds The ssA,s q
pleasure, under parole
An edort y being made 70 throw oas thoasaaA
six hundred imperial troops Into Cuiacaa By ssa
parasoy - attempting the suhjusatton of SonorA Il
conndsatly beloved BY sl the loyaiss that Il win prove
Aure; and IL the French mon or war leave NasAtiaa
will bs retakeo.
Tho glorious news from the United States By every
steamer continues 70 infsss vtgor and spirit Int ~
Of republcanism
Governor Pisqueira says be will illuminate 0uayuie
whenever Richmond is taken, and has had his mhtasy
brass bands taught TO play national for the -
casion, viz, 'John Brown" 9Hai Columbia" "Yank3s
Doodle" and the 'Star epanged Banner"
sonoa is fast becoming tolerant and beralised -
c'v and Protestant marriage services and burial ssrv
arc often substituted for the Roman Catholic PorsignsD
express their political opinions freely with lmpunrf
and American gold, steamer days rules q two %
cent premium instead Of ten per discount 20 lsGs
q ave years since.
Sonoras mineral wealth In attracting such attention q
70 render II worthy Of notice in the HsRALD Abssse
Iornisns In Sonora mining operations since Novembsa
1852, when Halliday Flint commenced running 4
steamer regularly every thirtynve days between hao
impetus TO the proper development Of this virgin country
The statements made by Humboldt, Ward and othsr4
that the Sonora silver mines actually cropped Ed
with rich paying silver ores, Ii literally true OF my ewp
knowledge gained by three years close examination ~
travel into every mining district In the State.
In the older States Il Ii well known that even nioao
OF dollars have been expended in searching for ores q
great depths. and for single mine drained by pumpig
AZ high as two hundred thousand dollars annual expeu0
incurred The interior States aboring under eli thesa
disadvantages, produced three thousand millions &
dollars.
What, then, may expect from Sonor mines wAaa
properly developed and tho economically skifuv
and extensively workedf Here II but fow thee.
sands at most 70 put mine into bonanza profitable cep
ditonl
With her mines cropping out easy transportation -
wagons for machinery and mining supplies labor and
provisions abundant besides lead and salt for reductn
the ores, certainly Sonora must become at dstaa1
day. valuable for her silver mines California for hR
millions Of gold.
Henry Hastings, young man from Beni0ia Can.
fornia, drowned the 10th while exploring ~
navgaby Of the Yaqui river in tho vicinity Of the 1o
Chico Silver Mining Company's works, for New Yost
company He WAS descending from San Antonio In 3
skin, with the aid Of three landsmen who saved them
the Rio Chico Company 10 the mouth Of the river Yaqk
small propeller Of three hundred 10 six hundred te
plying regularly between here and Acapulco touching
the intermediate ports would do most lucrative baak
In passengers specie the exchange Of Sonaa
produce for that Of the tropics and carrying the nAA
Her Britannia Aajestys ships receive nearly mioA
month on this coast OF Mexico.