The New York herald., 1865-03-14

the HERALD alone being excepted the only news obtained
at the North from Mexico WAS through Mexican cor
responuenoe, made up in Havana from newspapers
ceived there the OF from Vera
The result was tnas gence reached
regarded the real sentiments OF Max milan end his
government respecting the United sates Socessonsts
In Newfork took especial pains to state that MaxiFnien
was their especial lrend that Dr. Gwin his right
hand man and that nobody could hope for ir
any line OF business except through Gwn and by being
lqesiionAoy sound on tho Confederate question Thus
prepAfeo not few Northern doughaces who lcyal
to the core, " in New York suddenly found their views
undergoing surprising transformation under the nau
encc Of trop cal SUM- and, the up the capital
from Vera Cruz the nearer the diligence cane 20 Mexico
she more OF a beast they considered Butler and the
greater the enoFmity q the attempt 10 sabugate the
South. Arrived a. the Iturbide Grand Bazaar Hotel
all traces OF loyalty disappeared, and for week
hessrs Dcughface Co courted Southern influence and
ran with letters Of introduction TO DR. Gwn and others
the most approved style But very they found
eny that the secesh understood and dspsed hen but
that they had entirely mistaken the ideas OF the govern.
ment that Dr. Gwin far from being the grand vizar
OF Maximian had never had interview with nor
spoken TO him They found that the Emperor cared
nothing for the politics OF Northeners Souherners but
decidedly favored the representatives OF any branch of
Industrial Improvement which calculated to develop
the resources OF his empire AS these facts gradually
dawned upon them the political Kaleidoscope took
ther turn, and with the arrival OF fresh ncws Of the
crumbling OF the rebellion they gradually twisted again
into loyal Americans Let from the North mag ne
for moment that true patriotism is appreciated In
Mexico. Americans respected all the for their
opinions as TO the for the Union and even
the bterest foes OF our country despse cringng time
server who courts favor the expense u manhood
tnsArf hErwEEN SPAIN AND GuATkhALA .
nae JuSs peen puDlisned IN the Mexican newspapers
10 long and full OF Spanish details and superuous
biage but in IL Isabella acknowledges the Independence
cf Guatemala and formally repouncas Al, claim to her
former dependencva dacison wbich Snsr ha. ham n
aUmos xelo..onoy uooisoh wnicn oPnn nas O0on, ~
seems iorty-two years In reaching. Spain has never
been n haste TO recognize republican governments She
ar nations and long wears nteryened before she would
renounce her caim N Mexco sftar s act o
~ sssre howavar ~, sha 30. ~, ~ In u, ~ ,,'in, ~
~ Soos uowever tnat sne was not iong IN making up
her mind as to the establishment Of Maximans empire.
In recognizing Guatemala the Queen conferred upon
Rafael Carrera President Dictator of that country
the Order Of Charles Third Whatever Carer,
.sr haua 49, aa-,,.. .araor ~ -
n.ay yy,h.,a, ~ ~ ,s ca.a $500 h,a to 10
hand ike that Of DR. Francia IN Paraguay has pre
served order and maintained law among people about
as capable OF approaching or exercising he blessings OF
Some Of the 0rmest adberens OF Maxmlian sometimes
wish that he would show lass heart and bsneyolence of
and erercise ,ittIo more or Carrera Indian
inaexibty II renures no long resdence among these
decadan Spanish American popuaton TO see the, they
need NOT onIv master Int an absolute one whom thew
mnst resneot and fear Hinder such royernment alone
can thew last even few more aoneratons and without
il there will bc in perpetuity the old scene OF
h,oodshod ana,cbv ana continual decay
Our Havana Correspondence.
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