The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-24
MExICo.

wards the UNDERSTANDINGS 1topofts
MEXICO, August TO- 1859.
THIS city has been benefited for the past forty-six
years by the residence within ira limits Of the Hon.
John Black during the greater part of which time
he has done great credit to the United States and
Albany, N. Y, his native city, by his career as
United States Consul at this capital Mr. Black 10 OF
revolutionary origin and his father captain In the
United States navy during the last war Win Eng
land. His first visit TO Mexico was IN the year 1871
Two years afterwards he took MP his abode here ana
represented the United states in the consular SER
vice. Since the time Of the Emperor Iturbide he
has witnessed scores OF revolutions often sur
ering from the consequent Inconvenience
On Saturday last, at the residence Of the present
Consul, few friends met MI. Black to ENJOY fare
well reunion previous his departure for the United
States, ON which occasion with the feebIeness Of
years upon him, he gave evidence Of long.tried 10y
atty in Ills farewell toast, 'Our country, our whole
country and nothing but our country" This morn
ing ut seven O'Clock the American population OF this
capital, old and young, accompanied him to the rail-
road station to bid him Godspeed on his journey.
on the 6tn OF August Senor Lerdo de Tejada, Chief
OF the Cabinet and Ministry OF Foreign Affairs, gave
Cabinet dinner to the United States Minister, MI.
Nelson, on which occasion the usual diplomatic as
surances were exchanged On the sth Mr.. Compll-
DO, q wealthy publisher, gave an entertainment to
Munster Nelson and his friends, at his country resi-
denceat San Angel.
4hetria Of tie parties accused OF conspiracy is
not yet satisfactorily concluded, it begins to look
exceedingly doubtful as 10 their conviction.
Extensive preparations are being made to pro- pro.
LANDING ON Mexican soil. Orders have been issued
TO all OF the authorities OF the country announcing
accordingly. He viii be amply guarded from The
coast TO the capital, and thoroughly Jeted here
the % e S nas Issen
Palac0 as to the validity Of the title OF George l..
Hammekin, an American to the vacant land on the
claimed by them that Cononfort although Presi-
dent OF the republic had no authority TO cede LANDS
mon coanCil 10 Protect the properly against the
claim OF Mr.. Hammekin based on a title from Co
The eruption Of the volcano of Colima is less
threatening The eclipse OF the sun was observable
here the afternoon Of the 18th OF August, the sky
According to accumulated data there was elected
70 the new Congress on the day OF election the fol-
loving number OF persons respectively OF The FOL.
generals and colonies. IL; various professions and
Occupations. "a. Total, l67 The election has taken
elections were held for various causes, among which
are ignorance OF when the election should have been
held and disturbed and revolutionary state OF said
districts OF the above l67, sixty were members Of
the old Congress-. The Gtoo0 says:-"Among those
elected are Judge OF district governor aud two
where they were nOminated.n
Rumor is increasing that Immediately upon the
tarlr Bill WIN be proposed and extraordinary taxa
ton recommended. general amnesty law will
s0 DC @ aaS two
bringing about ST. 300, 900 to Mexico. A cOnducta
left Guanauato on the 9Th A large amount Of the
above Is small coln This silver VIII be Immediately
shipped 10 pay the bills OF private Individuals
abroad The character OF the coin shipped is an In.
The British irigate Chanticieer arrived at AGA.
pllco on the 23d Captain W: .. Bridge IN command.
His Holiness has created ST.. D. Manuel del Conde
nT n nj md fSh nf CAtxhr
The students at the National Military Academy In
Tacubaya are becoming quite proficient in their field
The Indian forces to the number OF 1900 men,
well armed and supplied with munitions, are at
Tchosuco, in Yucatan and are determined to over.
turn the government OF their "oppressors."
According to the Trait d'UrsfOn the recent treaty
between Mexico and the North German COniedera-
ton was sent on on the last packet which sailed for
England.
Another spasm OF alarm seems to have afIlicted
%e2ede e02s tssa ovns
OF editorials from the Monitor, which are signid-
The Monitor, Of August 4, 1859. has the follow
ing, headed North American influence"
the proofs 40 Of the .,css have pub
ma
lsSs,
stance. having obliged the mper suspend
r. 1 s Unssa s ns: "a. so the
take under he charge n q
Win lis q has & IN an IN
hs ss e. s b
Ing : .n % to- those Of
accepted resignation and Nominated Mr.. 8urde III.
place. This gentleman has proceeded to his destination and
l perform Ieseo ne same iano!os' III
on FOR The other e.
= regard q %:':5 soIds ha; r.
ia.srussens place himself he dispose.
s A and lie as % h ts
e ss aSs
thAt,hey Nigh. suffer anything the hands Of Mezcans
sssy e
Ss make u. s for oTsner Waa.
ss he nSas an as
and when they could have IemsmSerea how the Msscans
aided by the intervenonY 50 il Is wen bear
win reference Its subjects residing IN Mexico
M Bardo WIN place himself at the disposal of the American
The other article is headed dangers from With.
out, ~ and goes on to say
We have the necessity recstablshng our
witt European whou. decline our ns.iona
Cabinet proposed by not re establishing relations ts SPAIN
ns e s nH sG9n Ss IN q the
n s On fSsTpE and G si
opinion The spanish origin the richest and most usis
of lesser Importance subject country powerful n1u
a !. S Ss os wor% q On he o,nsS ss s
tc nation which lives upon our border with
It's civilization far advanced. with It's political In
st!!asions based upon the SANG principles as ours,
ture which animates them, with their tendencies towards
domination the whole Continent subject country
influences less powerful than those OF European origin,
II European and american interests soil of
the nature, II they could be united, then weak
onaly would cease destroyed by virtue Of force Luckily
these dreadful Influences almost destroy
opposite tendencies. II does accord with European
that Mexico should be absorbed by United States
NOR With those Of the latter that should colony
Of the ga Mord From this mutual opposition results
state OF equilibrium regarding Mexico which
nationality and guarantees It's independence It is
cessar 10 be profound statesman TO the ncon,esbe
truth or, what we asserted and the imperous ssy
that the republic has OF preserving saving
protnR by the favorable which we ha ni
Gated ConsdeTns this aspect the establishment of
relations with all nations OF Europe still important
The Interruption OF relations with Europe every day
the american Influences grow stronger In this condition
OF things European commerce in ia
Ing every moment and the American is Increasing; the
European capitalists leaving the country
their the American are beginning to invade al
augmenng In barbors the European population ia