The New York herald., 1866-05-19
Reported Imperialist Victory
Near Monterey.
Discoveries Of 1gew Gold, silver and
Coal Mines.
Fears Of Another InundatiOn Of the
Valley Of Mexico. AZ

valley Of Mexico. az
DC. &c. &c.
The steamship Manhattan. Captain Turner, from Vera
Cruz on the sh ns reached this port at an early hour
yesterday morning. We indebted to the attention or
Purser Austin for the prompt delivery Of nes and
dispatches.
By this arrival in receipt OF advices from Mex
co city dating two days later than last received per
Moro Castle.
Our Vera Cruz Correspondents.
vERA CRUZ, May s. 1855.
The steamer Manhattan, Captain Turner, arrived here
to-day, bringing New York hes to the 25th ult. The
presentation Of the HERALDs containing the last batch
OF official correspondence the Mexican question to the
public produced profound sensation. As this only
came today, Of cannot at this writing give
the Oppressed" sentiments Of the people, and the
sMexican people, have not had sufficient time to con-
slider II and express their deliberate Judgment
Senior Franc SEQ p. dc Almeida, together with other
the imperial authorities to construct railroad line from
the city Of Moxco 10 Tuspan II understood that tho
above named gentlemen LEFT Vera Cruz short time ego
4or New York with the object Of interesting American
capitalists In the proposed enterprise
QUAyTRELL MEXICO. .
Tho notorious Quanrell has returned this country
he arrived at Vera Cruz in the steamer Manhattan
dmmedately thereafter proceeded to Cordova and the
city Of Mexico. While on the steamer he passed under
the name Of ''Wilson" and quite free in making
the acquaintance OF passengers generally Wo must
-ag this distinguished personags' in their midst.
VERA CRuz May g. 1855.
On the 2lth ult. the French transport Rhons arrived
hcrs from Touon with about thousand men Of the
Soregn legion Rumor says that the import duties are
70 bs increased heen per cent oil foreign mcrchan-
disc arrivals also additional domestic Of ten per
cont on the existing Of internal Windows,
doom. &C., are 70 be taxed. @.
From highly creditabls source learn that orders
have been issued to the French army contractor from
% sho Austrian B.issn and ss1csn soidsr.s and sso
source that said troops will receive their pay from the
French treasury.
srcjo. No mail Communication with the coast; no OK
press communication with the interior; American
TS. ,: ss ss 70 s: ,
Belgian and Italian Ministers have le here me Austrian
Minister Is here; the Engish and spanish Ministers
% the withdrawal Of the Frcnck troopa report says
shas Ave thousand are 70 leave during the month Of
Kumor says that the valiant Governor Juarssa Gene
attempt 70 eos o6 with ths plundss they had
collected at Tlacotalpam BY embarking ut Minatitian
chsoEmasd hsra in that operation, BY ssoppns The en-
bsrkaiion Tho amount was merely bagatele Of two
Our harbOr is quite full Of shpping bringing coal for
The expedition to Tlaco.apam is abou. to end as .s
drawn from there leaving Mexican forcc Of ny three
hundred men, TO be cut driven out By ths liberal
Mexican population. suppose tins Il all right The
expedition from here To Tlacotalpam, far has been
The held By four gunboais but scouting parties
sent out Of the town have met with serious
The yellow fever 10 prevailing At Vera Cruz, and the
Oar Mexico Cisy Cerrespendsnee.
Msuco cnr, Nay 8, 1853.
Letters cf the 10th April from Masailan, cay that thu
heavy force Of French which set out 70 ors their way
through Coronas line and Join Lozado failed Of thsr
object and hearing Of iatsss retreat forced
rssu the city Another body Of ave hundred French
Zen the 10Th to drive on band Of liberals which had
Tor long time proved troubiesome customen and pre-
vented provisions and supplies from being sent In 70 the
city. Two French war stsamen are In the harbor 70
assist in the defense Of the place Corona should
surs 70 attack n a ars
rms sznuRs os TEE snArEa L srrvsm ~ rm
LiBEnAiG
a leltsr, dated Maxatian, April 10, says that the
etssmer John L Stevens which lefs San Fnncisco on
me 9th for Mazatlan, arrived at Cape g. Lucas and
anchored about halpas three O'Clock the morning Of
che 1esh during . fog The steamer was Immediately
boarded by boat containing eighteen men, in sercpes
Mexican blankets A - this party gained the
ships decks hey drew rsvoivers drove tho passenges
into the caus stationed sennss q the cabin doou and
s~ns"sy~ sne '"sh o0"ps1 w '-S~ - nv
GO heave anchor and make for Ia Paz, small port
xu vssde the Gulf of Calfforuia Al Ia pss they
s~ed IN search he rsanner and took nom her hold
sr casos coutsippa seven hundred rnss and os
Of Saddles and brides wSoh Ssd ben ssppsd from San
Eysncsco to the impev,al,sts n Nasatian They also
sr ~ avs hpndred bsIes N hsv sev,ne thai although
a. ocSvssi ~ t csvslrv bor,ss -
r,.nch ..sssns"r VA. compelled 70 nay a. 500 ran