The New York herald., 1868-05-14


which place relieved, by order, the Americans oI tle
only means which they possessed to discover & ,ne
ssassins-yz the rie sabre anu M, aIenda c. ~ was
attacked by party OF about hundren r0Dpeis ~
the line OF the railroad 10 Apizaco; ino p'di
within the hacienda walls attempted u0
fence. Two were killed, tue OVer'eer ,n nna
OIL to the mountains, for whom reward " n Srouoo
! is demanded and an Engishman who was upon
| visit left for dead THIS gentleman Mr. Bray, who
for some time previous had peen einpioS eu % on ,.c
railroad received bal through s & .ei' @ a,, teins
it severely and two balls In MS lace, one pieakins
! and tearing away part Of the lower Jaw, ana the
other removing the front OF tlle upper Jaw, up and
molested and on the retirement OF the assassins he
was br ought 70 this city, where he now lies under
| en- Mir RYAN, an emplOye OF the road, was attacked
by three mounted robbers. He succeeded In retain
inc nossession OF his horse, although Knocked from
the e saddle and have disabled finally, one of his
assailants they put spurs to Their animals and left
him Such OF the Mexican press as have referred to
the assassination OF Mr. Braniif with, perhaps sin
gle exception, having attempted some silly excuse
or paliaton OF the crime The Rerstl OF Vera Cruz
attacks Mr. Mason, editor of the Trait C'UniOn for
his remarks on the murder under an evident
feigned suppositi0n that that gentleman is French
intervenlionist. The Rertsta should inform itself
and properly apologize to Mr.. Mason. The mad
rawlings Of the Reottd Of Vera Cruz upon the subject
OF foreigners and especially in regard to Americans
treat on Blackwels island. This contempt for all
the world 'and the rest Of mankind,n except NeXi-
enabled him to construct some OF the most deliioasy
anathematca sentences known to the ken OF man.
Citizens OF the United States will trenbe when they
shall read what says the oracle OF Vera Cruz. We
Guoe some OF his delectable sentences. IL Will be
observed thai ditch is looked for in Mexico:
wereset TO ser the crime among us Of Mscans indpng
think OF scceptrs the projection thereof rhe ni'ed States
can DO nothing for u.s. tey are speeusors who sacracs
everything to their own Interests even honor and justice
We prefer misery with dignity and misfortune with
those who symPshre with hs United States or any other
nation and dese 70 he her or h,r subjects should eaye
Mays aanlxy Al Ia Inn lnye fnr
sul1cient anu wiis we i've We viii love her.
Before annexation e. us have eytermnalon. ,..
breaches The evangelism Of liberty which she d'es nd
force rainpie upon the weak and hunaies herself before
Gf son acts % n as a Of B dans ae e c wa
and recently the act which we witnessed In this port
sreceive her blows dictated BY yeneeanee avace rather
popoaed branch o the Pacac rosa anns from reie
del Norte to Mexico ard branchne of eeow ehibuahua
represented here by Mr. Alison Bangs the Br1t OF April
a eas =" @ an fbsSs o wha for s
Sng ey h sSs sS S5 ,be aa G"p g the the
nor tn at sates We want our Independence first aad
Rairoad colleague believes she only obtain by
ggn concessions ms to Wan street swndiers which " % fur
themselves upon There time when might have
We desire they are necessary but we do not
pose introduce through them the wolf sheep
and ire apoa them We viii see them and viii
payers from % 1p il % to rs bovo taken rom
1t would perhaps be as wei for the writer OF the
above and his .sympathzers, VINO are many who
have whipped the French, Austrans, English and
Spanish 10 be as lenient anu KIND as possible to
1.-The yandas OF the north III sheep's clothing" and
also for the aforesaid vandas tn bear In mind tat
many an American has already been assasslnated
simply for lbs clothing or It's value.
A 1rDpos, on The eth Congress passed law estab
lishiDg military colonies on the northern frontier OF
MeXlco. The bill provides for force OF 242j men,
80 Of which are to be infantry and l,75l cavalry,
502 horses ami A. pieces OF cannon at cost to the
government, including rat0ns, OF $1z7572. tEsti.
mated Il itor, ride slip H.
The discussion in Congress as to granting its ap
provai of the decree OF President Juarez, widely
known as theaw OF January Is, 1852, was concluded
last evening having been warmly debated. The vote
Will be taken upon 1t after 1t snail be returned to
Congress by the President TO whom 1t IL referred for
comments IL Is declared by its opponents that the
nece .sty does not now exist for the law, which Is
absou ute ana may be abused; that 1t Is simply All IN
PRODUCTION into the country OF Judge Lynch that 1t
is hanged ana not hang or shoot hin ana try
him afterwards. Editor, p,de slips ! and J.l
Me is beiepe conares afrS but ant
Is doubtful If any bills will be passed or concessions
granted, especially il there be foreigners Interested
| IN them. For what purpose think your read ,rs
| God gave 10 Mexico such u glorious climate, and
why, think you lie buried so near the surface such
vast mineral wealth. The first to be ineXperience
by such becoming invalids from the rgOrs of the
cold malaria Of the hot ATTITUDES die IA carly or
middle lie, or the latter to lie hidden and an unex,
beings, whom Cod gave the right 70 live live uien
poyedi Is the DIVINE intention TO be thwarted that
should here taNe her seat and therefrom shed the
light OF progress and civilization over all lands and
ali peoples2 Verify the duty and the destiny O The
irresistible Anglo-American Is TO push forward the
roa morse To tneir extreme southwestern border
furnish the. means OF easy and cncap access 10 Its
utternost southwestern limits, carry the pow aud
loom into every corner iii the very air up TO the RIO
Grande witn those aspirations OF industrial
! and manufacturing communities whose motto Is
"1xcelslor,r ana mayhap, If no more, some
kindly breeze. friendly to Mexico, May wait across
| The r. or genial influences winch may he taken up
"A md fpaI
| nIen..
Mexico. but II ultimately the opinion and views OF
the Rev.sa become those OF the government 1t may
lie that tae commercial interest Of the world wi
urive the Rio Grande the iron horse with some
other nag than the red, white and green at the
front.
The recent attacks OF the Monitor upon the Bank
Of London and south America, In when an attempt
made to cast dscredit upon its paper issue, IS
almost univ ersa y denounced ~ most dastardy n
Nllanous procedure The declaration was made tna Il
was originated during the empire under extraordinary
anu suspicious circumstances, and that tne public
had security that the bank could meet their
paper ssue &C. II is likely that the MONITOR may be
called upon for damages, as there IL not O word o
trutn In the vie statements of ils columns IL IL re-
ported on he street thar the editor desires and
Iends 10 retract or that the article crept mo hi:
paper surveptitiousy.
the public deb. took place ON the -lsl oi April
| PdT rdtUe y
Purchase Of Bonds. Ctsh raid. B0gQs BOaJhi
Mr.. Goytia paid 80 per cent
for English convention
Du-.......... ..Slo,VVo Sfi''u
! Mr.. COY tia paid Ia per cent
for Spaniah (debty bonds. q, 900 17s,
Total. $4,000 s210,2
rront TO the public treasury. Isl. %
NR-rhe above Mr Goy,ia ia broker connected wit
the palace Vie Is throwing doubt upon the genu
| ineness OF the transaction.
IL has become known here that the representative
or owners OF the specie which was added at Pucbl
10 the conducta which left here on the 2lst OF Marc
were compelled to pay duties twice upon IL. IL wa
first collected ut Puebla, and. on arrival at Ner
Cruz by order OF the government II was asain col
lected at Vera Cruz, the officials there Informing
the owners that the collection at Puebla was illegal
and that they must get the money back paid there
subsequently I learn that the authorities nave oi
dered the State authorities to refund TO owners
the specie. Mr.. Romero replies to the accusation
of Generals Ortega and Huerta, who declare tina
he refused To aid exiles who were In the Unite
states aud that compromised the dignity oi the M
ton in imploring aid Of tue United states. on IN
25th OF this month, at u quarter past nine ociocl
r. NJ this CITY was visited BY an earthquake whic
reInnrkalile for ita Violence, Although tne so