The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-01
M E X &c O..
THE MEXICAN MIS- SON.
The Winooski ut Vera Cruz with Special
Nj, Dispatches Looking for the Susqushanna.
XXI MAMMALIAN ON HIS TRAVELS.
HEAVY EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Movements Of the French and
Liberals.
&c. 10 10.
MixIMILIaS ON HIS TRAVELS.
HEAVY EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
Qua SPECIAL VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE.

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IRE wNoosKI AFTER THE susoUEHASNA
The double endcr United States steamer wnooski
vAoee sland sti race with the Algonquin has become
historical, Is embarked in another contest She arrived
hsrc yesterday Of the susquehanna respecting
whose whereabouts either here ut Havana
10 have the slightest knowledge. She brings spe-
stal dispatches for Lieutenant General Sherman and
Minister Campbell, which she received from qusran.
tinsd New York transport At Havana The winooski
Aas sighted Tampico twice. could see nothing Of
tAsre. she leaves this morning 70 try Tampco again,
snd then to make for Matamoros II the susqushanna
above water anywhere. Captain g. H. Cooper Of the
Winooski rs just the man to find her.
THE WANDERING
Naximian ~ the last accounts at Atalasco, SIX
aeues from Puebla trying TO get rid Of the edIe,ruras
Heverl with which ne has been some time troubled.
0oos with him / cannot learn thai he entertsins
0e faintest idea Of regaining his empire. His whole
sect y 70 spite the French and to thwar ambitious
NelOome any means that would bring about this end.
would play into the hands OF the liberals Of the
United Statea Indeed when IL rumored that Sher-
1an and Campbell werc going TO Mexico he was most
eAxious to meet them there The Mexican middle 10
S ,n are s
Nghting three cornered duel whilst wandering en-
bessy from the United states looks on. The country,
Aeanwhile s being drained or specie by tho Preach.
xsade and agriculture and all the productive arts
lever msre q stand still than now Mexico, in fact
9eoing fast 70 the devil unless the strong Of the
United States y put ont 20 save her.
ExfoRr or sPEC1E
Nearly two millions Of specie brought down from
ne country on Wednesday for shipment 70 France. 1t
oees not say much for the energy of our friends the
nberals that they allowed this pretty little sum TO pass
ohreugh them at night with an escort Of only eighty
oeodds. They had force enough have gobbed up the
vhols train, bullion boilers and escort but they let
rHx cusroN HOUSE BUSINESS
~ French occupation fthe Custom House 10 causing
oo13ess trouble 70 morcbants and shippers They have
uunoved Ill the old clerks replacing them by French
nm, who know nothing of the routine. Strange pro-
sDsang this for ouly ten days' occupation.
vERa CREE, Dec. II, 1894
n the latitude the captain may propose but the
vsaaher disposea heavy norther blowing al ycster-
1y prevented the Wnooski any other vessel leaving
- port She win probably get OF to-day.
PoRYoRio DIAz rERUAcAN
Fsfono Diaz the sblest Of the liberal commanders, Is
sving on Tehuacan in the Department OF Pueba with
corps OF three thousand In three brgades He will
Drooaby take the place.
= uKirsD sTATSs INTERVENTION xsxATrAS.
uazAtlan about 70 be evacuated by the French and
- liberal commander Ramon Corona has directed some
DBoty edcs against those who have given coun
tGnnnce 70 the imperialists Mr. Carman, the United
0u1es Vice Consul the post has demonstrated, and
oesSo1popdence, which enclose, has passed between
OsenA Captain Shirley and MI Carman, but It does not
eUDsaS that the latter took much by his motion.
z 20 ~ FRKrfH TRoOPA
% conjeciured that the dispatches brought by the
Wnooeki may have reference TO the expectation
- Warrington that the French troops will be inlme-
G1n1siy removed, There 10 nothing here TO indicate
qsedy evacuation. All Bazaine's acts Including the
GppOinment OF the INSCRIPTIONS Colonel Dupin, CON-
pandant OF the post point n different conclusion.
Uope and stores constantly being sent the coun
~ M few are coming down.