The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14

some secret piece Of work and sts they had oompstsd
sSs same DC coolly executed them They were employ
" on lang hiding place for the Vlceroy for which
the police are now hunting Among the arrests made
ysstesdAy are Baron lynda Of the ossScv~sa Thomas
the Treasury once, Joss n Pena Judge Advocate and
Colonel Clorn An Italian also arrested, no having
cos Of the old ssa aoas
found covered with dishes OF food yet warm The
made CON esson last evening" giving the names Of the
persons whom he had been asslstng which for prudsn
tia reasons are withheld.
There are s.sii portions OF the army daily leaving
Honor viii remain in the service the remainder Intend
ne 70 aks their departure for their homes - soon -
have . psy their e9
smployee Among thoss remaiang Is Dr. Harvey, Of
Springfield Ia s0rssoa General o. Ooroaa's division.
They VIII 90 By desncs; bus II ver Orus has not
rendered they viii s BY until that fact accomplished
this city have not bssn heard dom b. sSos. having cor
rspondenes with them.
Each day throws light upon the commercial Sit
posed possible Money 10 unobtaipabie q almost any
Interest Tnr:s per cent per month Z freely Offered
y negotiate lcana Purchasers SIN hold back Scarce
y one tenth Of the business houses are doing moro
in terrible ssaaCu, ana wsss win 10 done during shs
rany season now upon us heavy taxes daily becoming
6is 70 ssy Houses repssssstns millions cannos ness
.ocep anoss Of small sums Of four and I'VE thousand
dollars.
But : few weeks more and w shall then know how
political snain Will probably turn and they will have
either tho eect utterly or build up the
tile Interests Of the country.
The FrencM Minister Pcremptorily Refused
Permission 70 Leave Mckee. 0
june 27-eP.M.
Tho last mail which win b taken BY the Americau
courier closes in fifteen minutes and have time TO give
you but lima
The affair in regard 10 the French Minister was not
arranged have stated in my preceding Of to-day
His passports were peremptorily refused. and he
told he could mot depart the country under any pretenc
The authorities informed him that Mexico had an account
TO settle with France for the part she took during
intervention and for the lives and property destroyed
justed the Mexican government would proceed against
the property OF French subjects throughout the republic
OF the amount dle "Wnom the gods would destroy
they first make mad"
Santa Annals Arrival AT Campeachy-TIe
Shonts "viva In Republica!" Amid an La
snising Mob-His Captor a Nigger.
CANrkAcsY, June IA, 1857
The Inhabitants Of this heroioaly sleepy city were
started from their hammocks this noon by the most
startling alarm, and behold the cry was "Sana Anna
ia comng" whether as conqueror deliverer none
seemed to know. Antiquarians in antique habili-
ments hobbied sticks and crutches and many Of his
SouPaNioso kWVo0cn-tBGo0 kcutIy, oo not AoW AZ
this locality came 70 witness the landing Of the hero OF
San Jacinto Buena Vista, Mono del Roy, Csrro Gordo
Pusnts NacionA and other far-famed fields Of
God and liberty. But what was the CONSERVATION
Of this far-fsmed capital Of tho kingdom Of Morpheus
when the word passed around the wondering crowd
his most serene highness comes prisoner OF war,
captured after bloody struggle the high by d We
OF our feet Of bungoes Ali asonished this val
orous deed, and enough, at p H. the squadron
Ova tho V1Ol i'm
stationed Both be and his chief Of staff we're placed at
the head and marched to the guard house through the
racks The most motley crew following and accom-
panyng him shouting to the traitor tear him
repsatediy pronsht nimser ri to fu stand aSat
Ia mtarie) raised his trembling hand, and in loud
clear voice sung out Long hive the Mexican Republic
say that the captain Of the United States Mall Steamship
Manhattan gave him up to the authorizes Of ssa others
Gomez citizen OF African decent boldly boarded the
proud Yankee and by force Of arms extracted him from
Europe, but the slave Of Mexico mot through love ba,
fear have clothing to do with his capture the mode
or hsr 70 Nes yn W ons n
reaches you BE- IN full possession Of the fact The only
ho s o. sSa 'ns Ss 2, %aey
the Fred Douglass of Mexico, mis- Exceeney shs Citizen
Governor &C., &C., Of the State Of Campeschy. Don
is taking hts lonely lodging in the guard
house in place OF the sumptuous ono Of Twenty
X,
Island Many rumors ahoat respecting the reprsa
OF the whole Yankee nation but as the knowing ones
say here they must not NEEDLE with the Affairs OF Aexi
any longer and II they do woe be unto them We
will the fiery Of the Confederacy anoa again
them and thus anhIae them at once On this subject
your humble servant sayeth naught having suffered
severely in that arduous struggle and living under
the protection Of the old flag.
The last news from Merida is that the Imperial Com.
mssary has resigned n favor OF General Navarete oa
the siege 10 progressing.
Santa Annals Baggage Broken Opcn aud
Piundered.
CAxrrcHH, June IS, 1857.
There 10 . report anoat here that the baggage OF
General Santa Anna broken open board of the
mail Virgin before being delivered board Of
the war canoe Hdalgo From that baggage was ex.
tracted many articles OF vaus--dismond aud
other insignia OF value, among them q pair OF gold
epaulettes, worth $1,000; . silk nag, which was
marked scroll Of Tampco and Barredo OF the
famed victories Of tn General This report made by
his Adlutant who his prison companion Whether
II is from . mode OF policy that they have circulated
those reports not Is at the present moment unknown
However tho and character OF the American people
and Of he steamship virginia and her commsnder are at
stake, aud for the good name and fame Of our mail
should be cleared up No person OF standing
This city believes in the sackiug OF Santa Annals baggage
BY tho commander and crew OF the American mail
steamer they dare controvert the report OF the
negro commander OF the war canoe Hdago, and IL is
msde pass and published In little government
sheet o. four by six printed on one side The editor
the brother Of the commander OF the Hdago Notwith.
standing those reports MS Pueey kn9"n ha, some Of
city yet say under the present Reign Of
Terror
THE FIlIsusTsE
secre. enlisments still proceeding In New York
on behalf Of the two distinct nibasterng corps TO
Mexico. The utmost secrecy Is observed however, BY
al parties connected with the movement and an oath
sacred that OF the old vehm gerohs Of Hungary
administered apparently to all concerned The late news
transmitted by the cable last evening" forceIling that