The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15

ton OF, runors Tho whole country Is .'eroken OUT
herewith, and yet like he measles In childhood. II
they do NOT strike the heart OF the body polite The
nation may yet survive We have rumors Of the 70
ssnasion Of Das Of Esoobsdo Of Jsares proposing
to retire for six months leaving the rsns 70 Lsrdo dc
fejada; Of Regules proposing 70 90 abroad Tor nx
month"; and finally, OF the only district or department
made himself unpopular and despised and in conss-
qusnce OF budding pronuncsamienee at Gusus~a.n
whore outrageous forced loans are reported: . al
the world knows Of the imprisonment OF several
merchants Al San Luis Potosl while y Gurferc ws
ars,od there ID prospsctof matters becoming declded
revolutionary, not only in consequence OF the
which already exist between General Alvarez IT,, ana
General menez. but resultng from the Dill JUST pss.eo
Congress- which declares the State still out OF me
the military commander appointed by tho sscietay %
War and appoint itself . new miiitary ana cSh oon'
We have had NO news from Yucaian since that
brought BY steamer Nightingale, which was 70 the
or in the immediate vicinity. An there - no line OF
telegraph from that part Of The country ana NO vessels
pave o onSs Asos had landed his
troops successfully and had marched towards hsnoa
have been all sorts regard 10 MN ana
his command but up to the moment VI writing nothing
reliable Ii known.
IL Is reported here that Mr. Morgan tsoms papers have
Il Governor MorganL OF Aurora NJ r., 10 10 arrive very
soon from the United States for the purpose Of
making commercial treaty and enecting some suitabls
postal arrangoments special envoy. The present
postage il about one thousand I've hundred thou
ssnd Dor cent greater than lin the United States and
foreigners feel that some considerable reduction 10
necessary. Only such letters are written Mexico AZ
absolutely required By business in consequences OF
the exorbtant postage Your correspondent often pays
one, s. In gold, and little heavier, more than that
sum.
rho Legion Of Honor have finally been offered BY the
govsrnmeat In lieu OF the bounty OF g. 500 worth OF
land cash payment Of $780, exempt from all judicial
orders This lsst provision has become necessary IN
consequence Of the great number OF deos which
they have necessarily incurred during their
larry hero Of seven months waiting for this
piltance Query-Are Latin s'republcs ungratofulf"
There exists the most complete disgust So Among
lies and courage Of the United Statsa The ptsnces
which have bean doied out to them have not bsen SUI
ncient for the pssi seven months for them to live rc
specially ike human beings but they waited on
tnsm until now osertsksn byahis concluding acs Of
The people Of Pushla have sent communication to
Congress asking that renewing the concession 10 the
the be through their city. You will that
Rip Van Wrinkle Ia waking up in Mexico. and that there
even whole communities who are not only willing
70 have railroads. but want them.
The troops which Noricga had concentrated up to yes
terday arc said 70 number less thar two hun
s,SS noua Ss %sn 10 T ssc, ,o
Gus complications, and although Negrets, who Is still
in Pueba has not made his appearance at the head OF
his troops and II is supposed that he is concentrating
considerable Many people in and out OF the gov
service inclined to treat these demonsra
tons Of Negre.e lightly and Of no moment while others
view them the ndicus pointing TO dark future, and
not far distant All possible exerton 10 being made
quietly TO effect immed ate and hasty crushing OF
them without arousuz the attention Of the people:
express special anxiety as 70 the result OF these
ements Negrete Is said to bs without funds. The
mail facilities continue ridculousIy miserable; for ex-
amplsa for the Vera Cruz steamer only
few hours after the extraordinary has left with the mail
for the departing steamer This involves loss to tho
merchant others Of two weeks Of tme or nearly
much.