The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09
eua yrM cauz. Correspondence.

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Twsuty.four hours Vera Cruz have solved all deeots
70 che reception ieuienans General Seermen,
MINISTER Campbell and tAesr suite, Will meet WIKI IN This
an. rney win be welcomed with open arms Yssasr-
asy happened to meet the French Consul II Cour.
shi,l He was oou rteous and oven communicative.
~ ,~formed mo that the French authorities would with
v,.suro place an escort at the disposal Of General
sherman 70 conduct him 10 the city Of Nexico where
he would be PEELED Co. for the purpose Of seeing
Marshal Basaine aad General Caselneau who were the
ssly persons that he could consult
TEE susQUE AEHA no Bs RECEIVED WITH HoNoRA
THIS is not all that might be said Of the disposition Of
she French authorities On learning from the newspa-
pers that expedition TO Mexico had been fitted out In
she United States and expected 70 arrive At Vera
Cruz AdmiNl Cloae, commanding the French feet here,
ssegraphed 10 Marshal Bazane to know what he was 70
10 tho reply WAS that the Susquehanna to DO
solved with all the honors usually accorded TO the ships
sf-war Of friendly Power. The French, indeed, are
heartily tired of their bite blanctheir white elephant
md not an officer have spoken To but exults in the
prospect OF transferring the Mexcans TO other
fusrdanshp. One Of them oven expressed hope that
sherman would shoot every - rascal 10 Mexico.
MOVEMENTS AxPKDnION.
The susquehanna was to have sailed from Havana on
reach tomorrow & possible that ENJOYS Pres-
Aest Juarez may be In waiting for them there.
Up 70 Friday last II would seem no def
French authorities at Vera Cruz had reached General
Hhsrman or Minister Campbell and u was therefore
only eight hours sail from Vera Cruz being in
she hands Of the liberals Mr. SAunie who, In the alb
% ~ the bss
interest in this port started yesterday for Tampco In
the British mail steamer Elder TO await the arrival Of
Abe 6usQuehanna and II s presumed to communicate TO
Me Mexican mission that favorable reception awaits
shem In Vera Cruz.
YELLING AMONG THE PEOPLE
4 nation so inert anathetc that regards
sher best interests the Mexicans VIGOROUSLY are,
quite respectable amount Of enthusiasm seems TO have
been aroused BY this inerposon Of the United States
tber behalf Nor does the presence Of the French troops
here entirely restrain the outward manfssa ions oftheir
jess little deeocons they imbibe at the
They get on quaint little Jokes about the brave man
who was going to stand by his guns never SO long, but
who has run away at the first shake Of shermau's
sword
Diplomacy, however. win have more to do with the
settlement Of this question than the sword The bvun
Of the business will probably have be borne by Minister
Campbell and his experienced Secretary Of Legation, Mr.
Plumb
bound even in Vera Cruz and any one whose dress or
appearance Of the American 10 to encounter
any ono who would entrust himself among them with
nero than twenty reals in his possession and without
he soS % = hs ns 1 a snD s h o
bound round and several pu,resceni sores exposed
booking object instead Of the expected For
ne love Of God, . peso. sgnor," he drew
from under dis RAO0ruine TWO dirty ph0tOgrAphs-One
vas certainly Maxmilian the other possibly Juarez
Rapidly shuiDg them 90 a. to bring Juarez uppermost
h grinned and thrust them back again without word.
regiment OF Turcos passed directly afterwards at the
double quick Preparation streamed down their sooty
pountenances and each had bundle sluug his b&yc-
bet Apparently they were about TO re-embark for
Algeria troop OF Mexican city Arabs followed them at
safe distance hoong and pointing at them. Thus are
me mighty failen.
nAxMuIASs ErFECrA
Maxmiian still remains at Orzaba but this informa-
sion comes from the Austrian consulate that large ship
has been engaged for the OF his effects from
Vera Cruz back 10 Mamar Certainly judging from the
number OF cumbrous packages sees the wharves
here addressed A. s. n. Maximliano l., Imperatore
Asssico avery large vessel will be required for the
purpose
sBRRMAN's LETTER
For some time past letter has been lying at the Post
Once here directed General W. Sherman ill called
for, Post ONCE, Vera Cruz On its first reception
must have caused the postal authorities little perur.
hasion However they courageously advertised with the
other letters for strangers not called for and the Yankee
eaiors In port seem TO make point OF coming daily
20 look at the notIcend expsotoate semi.crcle Of
notes OF admiration round the board containing II
Sherman's calling for II Is not improbable now as
seemed week ago.