The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-15
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

por yesterday Purssr r. ". Albsrss viii accept our
sAAals for The delivery Of nlss and aespascbsA
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE M the HERALD
The San Luis Forced Ioans-Ceperal NorIesa
Pronouaces Near she Capital-lsencral Me-
CRETE Rebels at PHebla.
Msxioo, Jan. q, 1858.
TAs following telegram received here last night:
Ban LOIS PoToei, Jan. g. 1854.
10 vHn EDIy0ns o. TVS SIGLo XIX
All OF our houses have been enlarged and our goods
Sold al tho lowest prcca The smbsrgoes are repeated
- complete The ~eaamos We are still held - prs
0AegA JOHN PIrhAh,
ANAsrAsIO ROMANO.
and seven otherA
Yesterday there were also Two additions TO the list Of
pvo~s~esamissioa One was Of Norisga, who left this
capital the day before the head Of forty men. He
against the Governor Of the State OF Mexoo
n. Concha and s not far distant from the city. The
other 10 the most which has occurred next
tho Yucatan affair. General Negrets has pronounced
against President Juarez, and In favor IL Is said, OF
Ortsga, who is sn prisoner. He 10 IN the neigboor
hood Of Pueblo collecting troopa Tho government sent
three hundred troops yesterday 70 rulancinso. ana
. smaller force 70 Apam General Disz remains ners
sti and Is consultation with the President In some
gram arrived from Pueblo TO that effect More VIII be
known by the the steamer sails, and tho latest
Wi be a. m 0i nave ~ sos a
Vera Cruz and 1t TulanciDgo as, Az -.
certainly appears that the government not little
annoyed by these demonstrations as their Suppression
reqres not little expenditures the part OF the rrea-
sury. General Negres Is . man well known in Mexico
and the Texas border and HIS military and personal
character such 10 give much force 10 any step he
may lake for or against government We are MOI able
70 learn how large force be liz collecting
General and party still In the country. The
fosmcr been absent for some days visiting silver
mino some miles distant hear matters arc not yet
settled
The American Legion Of Honor have - Jet not besn
paid.
Fears that tho Yucatan Expedition Was In
suncient-DIax at the Capitai-Attacks. Upon
Ex-Alinisier Observation-Disclosures Of tho
steam Trade with Vera Crux-Connicts and
Disturbances nj she Capital.
AExIoo, Jan. q, 1868
A you may become aware BY telegraph from Ha-
vana before this shall reach you the expedition Of the
constitutional government against the rebslous Indians
and their abettors At Yucaan numbering In all not more
sban three thousand men, commanded BY Gsnsrl
Aatorr left Vera Cruz the 14th Of this month for
their destination From the most recent advicss from
shat quarter the dicatibns that this number Of
troops viii BIO insufficient to suppress the uprising,
Notwithstanding tho troops the bes in the country
and arc commanded by one OF the best gensrala
friend reports TO me tina. the commandans OF marine
fOrccs bockadng the port Of Sissl said to him, Not
enc Of these government troops win return from
great TO accomplish . success The government
does not appreciate the magnitude Of this rebellion. "
We shall soon know how correct were his views His
Sect consisted Of four small sail vessels each carrying
gun midshps and oil four having on board force Of
hundred and nifty men. There was opposed TO them
"rebe feet Of two sail vessels which II was expected
BY the blockaders 'norther would very soon drive
sout to ses resulting IN heir capture The labasco,
which carried the troops TO Yucatan last spring.
pcrai man-of.war. by some mysterious somerset
has now become republican war vessel Her decks
have not sufficient strength endure the roco OF
twsDve FOUNDER; she Ia therefore, vausess ~ vessel
and the expedition set SAIL started at once for tho capt.
tai where he arrived last night The object Of his COM
iag not known to be- other than to consult with the
Secretary OF War and with the government upon the fu
plan and TO prepare for contingencies which may
Tho Generals continues 70 be used in
necton with the War Office also that OF General Ber
Eiozaba. General Daz makes the private house Of Mr.
Romero his temporary home, the most intimate rea
uous exist between them The General is looking well
and seems TO have Lost none Of his activity.
Immediately upon the accession OF Matias Romero,
bate Minister TO the United States to the position IN the
mp against him by certain gentlemen OF tho antaovern
mont party, prominent amsng whom 70 Mr. Preto well
jsurn there or 0rtega when restrained in bis move
nepis BY General Sheridan. Mr. Prsto Is the adnsrsnt
Shs present government Mr. Prieio VINO member
q Congress- In speech before that body, made some
accusations which rather implied some acts Of bad faith
the part Of Mr. Romero IN some recent transactions
which the General had made with the department Of
which be 10 nov The head The matter will DO best
understood by referring 70 the correspondence and state
nents which forward II appears that tho lots which
Mr. Romero had purchased had been sought Tor by
relatives OF Mr. Preto unnecessarily and the
friends OF Mr.. Romero suggest that the rea.
Of the attack upon him The question
very naturally occurs TO one whether II not an ndi-
cation Of the weakness OF govsrnmen. when the CsSi
officer Of Us President feels himself compelled to
Sspsl an attack IKE this one BY published letter, and
particularly In caso like this, whore there Was not the
least shadow OF reason for the attack There must
nscs@ariy often occur times and circumstances when
u 10 not tho policy the duty Of public servants 10
fsy explain the people their motives and for
certain acts and when high public iunctiouary con-
ings heels imagine tnat ho fears the stability
q the government which he asssts In representing
We confess that We we're sorry 70 sec that Mr. Romero
should have noticed these yelpnt believing that his
friends should have taken up the sudgels for him he
has been head Of Mexican finance sufficiently
Yong 70 enable him 70 get possession OF the workings OF
ne ONCE existing, ana or coirse, has yet not
inaugurated any reforms Eis associations in tho
United Slstes with diplomats and franciers OF all
sons nt him better for once than majority or
men here Who now prom. neat IA the ruling party,
His task il . most difYScalt one.
On the same day NJ Ignaclo l. vaiar.a wa, in
stalled as Minister Of the INTERIOR or . 1t ca,ea hero
o. 0obernacion.
hvan, representing Messrs. Alexander Sons, OF Now
York, "a arrangement or contract for Conveying tie
mails from Vera Cruz 70 New YORK. Hks understood
hsrs that this hrm intend TO DO svsrythMg 10 insure
She comfort and convenience OF the travelling and mr.
camille community. Two "a three vosssts Of l.ooo to
and OF such class 70 secure first csss Insurance
their cargoes. New York merchants may loos q
iurop the present. metaod OF doing business with
China, a. BY this lins Mexican dollars ca De frsahted
direct 10 New York and thence TO china II has
been impossible to obtain enough Mexican dollars
N the New York market for the China trade.
because the character OF tho vessels running tween
Vera Cruz and New York has been 30 inferior that good
assurance could with difficulty DO effected upon Mexican
dollars, and consequently they have been carried to
England the vessels Of the Royal Mail Steamship
Company, and New York merchants have been CON.
9skd 70 obtain their silver in England. Following pom
the establishment Of ths line and the interruption to
thu Rnglsh line st ST. Thomas, We look for divera
Y Few York OF this channel Of trade By this raits
Enrcpe can be reached from Vera cruz In seven sor
eight lays less time than By the English or IRENE
line, tAe latter requiring twentynas or thirty days,
while 1Ne "trip Of the Alexander line 10 New ork viii
Do Ten " eleven daya, and from New York TO Europe
anotheren days We predict that this new line, we'll
eonductst will necessais the Withdrawal Of the Eng
Aish and kTench lines.
There crured some days since conflict between the
pslce andeevsral officers OF ths supreme Powers'a
name giveAioa special regiment which for many years
has acted ~ tue body guard Of President Jusres IL
resulted In ~ killing OF ofcsr and the
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