The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-26
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aEcIAl CORRESPONDENCE or THE stahLo.

u...n,tor NJ e,aaane Iuarez nj Vera CIR
Grand Ovation and Iiiaminaton-No -.
pean Ministers tn be hecosh'@ea" .~i..-
Extra Levy Of Customs Duties-Pro'
VERA CRUZ, n,,v n ,ee-
The limited states Revenue cutter ."y ~ i'oa
Nsre last evening at ten p. NJ, q ,.sS
been expected for forty eight no. GA ~.
swai'ed some ""e n.' 49, Al in order to pay proper
respect 70 AAo1"0 y'a there ye. on the landing
place . 'mse So"u" people, who dispersed on being
INFORMED 'ha' VIC nme and her party would not arrive
on shore until this morning.
Tho wndernr IS left New oresrs a, ,,,r nos, ,exen
A. M, Oh we dnesday the 10Th of july and coming her
anchoroSs here at 10 o'clock evening made good
Trip Nothing Of note during the voyage. The
weather was fine. The cutter returns Immediately this
morning, and We have but moment 10 write
Al seven O'Clock A. NJ, committee OF citizens
waited upon the party the cutter and announced that
the people anxously waiting TO receive tho party
and pay such tokens OF respect they considered be-
coming. Your correspondent among the purity, and
on arrival board, finding the party at breakfast
al the request OF the party joined in the
hasy meal, the cutter the mean time
being surrounded by myrads OF small boats,
aastefuiy decorated and bearing The Mexican flag Of
red, white and green Az this moment the landing
place densely crowded with people carrying ban
and all of fireworks aIrayed in their
moot gorgeous apparel
Soon the party passed 10 the small boats, under the
immediate direction and supervision Of the Captain Of
thc Port and proceeded to the landing place accom-.
panied by feet OF small boats and landed upon the
soil of republican Mexico, amid the loudest acclaim,
sipas fireworks aud the booming Of from Fort
Conception Al the cutter the r,vas "Ia repubica do
ios Esados unidos del Norte " la repuhca Mexicana"
oommingled and At the landing 'Viva Ia sehora espoa
del Presden,e,n viva nueetro Presidente," Viva
Ia Libcr,ad," viva la repablica'
inc distinguished party were then seated in two Of the
city street cars which drawn through the city by
The crowd until they reached the residence Of Selor Don
fnsqoera where they welcomed by their lmnedi-
ate friends privately, and sat down 10 well prepared
The grand ovation and HUM nstion viii probably take
place this evening
Tie party express themselves highly pased with the
polite attentions OF Captain freeman, Of the Wider.
moss and his associate officers appreciate the copli-
meni which the government intended.
The party are expected to start for the city OF Mexico
In day or So and any importance Will be-
mnDicaied relative 10 their t1p.
We are having rumors relative to the probable course
70 DC adopted by the republican government II is
tsan htnted that mnleer or consul now in The conn-
Try will be recognized except those Of the United States
and The French, Austrian. Belgian ard English eonsuls
and ministers are hourly expecting the issue or de-
sroes as Will compel them 10 retire to their homes
siructoJa
duties 10 the amount Of % per goods Store
o. warehoused
Tsero no doubt that Juarez VIII be almost unani-
Dousy nominated President and 1t Is Aigby proper
tEat the compliment should 30 extended 10 him. az in
The case OF Mr., Lincoln second term.
We are momoniarily expecting the arrival of the van.
4eb steamer from Ssai bringing us POSITIVE news az &c
fhe disposition Of Santa Anna.