The New York herald., 1868-05-26


several times paid their cost and that therefore the
government should consider their obligations can
ceilea and might with Justice refuse to pay the bonds
correspondent has heard this opinion expressed by
member Of Congress, gentleman OF position and
IN ns country General Maa who has been @
Improving. The statement Of Brassou that the
Mex!can people did not proceed from the sides OF
structures upon him by the press. Mr.. Fuentes
Nunez, somewhat known In New York, has COM
menced the publication Of an illustrated paper de-
=, The Botettn Repuottcano has suspended puolica-
uon IN consequence Of lack OF support. WI,
:. r. EExequater has been conceded to Alexander VIII
The rumoy is again renewed that Mr.. Romero In.
tends to make very soon brief visit to the United
on former occasions The air is full Of supposltons
as to the object OF such visit. Mexican 9Qnd5 are
mentioned s while the bonds Of matrlIdohy are %, py
others said TO be the otficutunl which draws MIN
towards the United States. Mr. Marascal arrived
here Oh the 1st OF May.
The final action Of Congress upon the Mexico and
Vera Cruz Railroad has not yet been made. The
company, through its representative, had proposed
to Congress some change In ITS concession which. II
the concession as originally granted oy President
Juarez and ensure the confirmation Of the c0nces-
sion, possibly with some unimpOrtant changes. The
lab0rng classes and others along the line OF the ROAD
who heretofore were employed in It's construction
are more than anxious that some immediate favorable
termination be made OF this business, In order that
thereby they may obtain the means Of subsistence.
The representatives Of this road have by their sym
pathy and their Willingness to expedite the rapid
movements OF troops been entirely with and for the
constituted authorities, 0beying the "pOwers That
be-" Mexico is suffering for the want OF the road
and favorable resolution Of the whole matter Is
looked for can scarcely be possible that the feel
ing which has become so bitter against foreigners
can be permitted to extend toward and swallow up
property pertaining to foreigners The good sense
OF the few must prevail over the evil intentions ofthe
many. Other railroad enterprises hang fire, and the
session terminates on the 10th or 3lst.
ADaOn RanQY RrO0klvn
seeking concession for road from Preside del
NOrte TO Guaymas, and branching down to the capt-
ably return very soon TO the United States, having
Jailed to accomplish his purpose. Capitalists and
their agents should not trouble themselves with Mex
leo, at least for some time. infatuated II not crazed
by their own frequent declarations Of their
feats Of arms, and having persuaded them
pie' and "for NV whom God has S'e done '' 80 muoh"~
having shut herself out from European
nations-capitasts WIN shun Mexico until
inviting capital instead VI taxing her brains to worry
and provoke to sickness OF disgust those who pro-
pose to build roads and open up the industry o. me
great toward Americans as to any race the people,
the capitalists Of the United States, should under
by acts Of omission and commission OF the present
Congress, more effectually shut out" from Mexico.
so far as hearty and genuine reception Of them.
selves and their capital s concerned, than The people
and capital OF any other nation. Strange as 1t may
appear in view Of the late intervention 1t Is yet true
that French gentlemen and French capital are still
The entire foreign population have been thrown
into turmoil OF excitement by the recent AFFAIR IN
Montery We do not doubt but that Consul UlriCh
has fully posted the State Department at Washington
upon the particulars OF the OUTRAGE and that an ex-
pansSSp S NV WIN be would that
from here, aud who came here In search Of pay for
arms supplied, got OF more fortunate than Mr.. Pot
ter. We quote as follows what y Mexican paper
says Of the AFFAIR."
We read in the Aoyo of Monterey under date Of April g.
the following unparalleled outrage and abus: Of
six American citizens the Secretary OF the
w '1s on
though not particularly 6oserous. Having been
o% Ssa their aAS ss
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authorities took two OF these Americans from the prison in
they refused 70 perform such degrading they
h e:
under the prefer. that one Of them va. not workns hard
These facts stated By Of the The Aaya
desires to know BY what right the authorities can
where the which place those who only
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and especially as they were no proven to
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ties who ordered the unjust punishment be punished
sricsn government regard TO question Of
for the OF the relations which have existed
question in this point of view ndispuabe that guilty,
whoever they be- should be severely dealt with. such
tranquize those spirits who exciting alarms no per-
ragged PERSONS Mr. has resided The country
Supplied he Ssr. I ssl during a'I
cause The American gentleman was perfectly sober and
was merely uccomPsnyag the others We make these state
will be made upon II by foreign journals which In