The New York herald., 1869-01-28

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va not believed By msay shst n vesid ever sssums
shs vass propors,oss ~. snd tsss ~ spsnnh
troopa - 3 msEtss q coursA would sooa
sion. Bul - steamer succssdcd ssssaes.
bringing news of ne prcszv~ ms1s ~ sns
rsbelS the leading minis of Mexico bexsn " iook
seriously Il the thing; thsy sh~s rsnembsrsd ssss
- far back a. isss tAsu Prs~sdsat Casrsro haa
decided 70 send csssrai Santa Asss a sAs head "
an army 70 hep the cubsas sxpel ths spsalsra&
Guerrero fore<sw that shs hsnd rsmSlnsns m shs
hands OF spain would always BE- source ef assssr
10 Mexico. and Subsequent sveass have sAs~s hls
sagacisy. The United states dM nos ioox fxvossbiy
upon the cnlerprise-ths eussssen of slavery hsd
something 10 DO villa Hand M<xics fsiinx
prey 10 ciyn wG snd snzTvhy. "a wG
abandoned and sooa forgottea- Bat nmcs
have changed, ana under existing circnm-
stances did not take long 10 set up public excite
ment In Mexico. Nestings have been hold and tns~t-
ricai performances siven 40 fsvsr cf and ssr ina
beneht Of Cuban independence. ne sov~snpssi
has taken no action On the sub)eet bat every prom
inent man In the republic hss' ssd among shsm
some membsn Of Jasrsx's family. Inasca had toe
Cubans provided themselves with Q couple o. fast
steamers In New york and come nsre ios men
they would have had no neutrality lAvsso contend
with spain, ana would mot les the opportunity riIp
without paying her on cor her share n the interscn
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some money has been raised BY the performances
mentioned and also by private subscriptions ses.
an expedition and In connection with ali tnls Juan
q. Zenea, talented ana well known Cuban ieu hero
on the Granada on me IN mn ,nss q s.aisr wan Ger
As TO Mexico recent changes. n any, are Cor the
worse In o business point Of view. There are two
general amnesty In favor OF All political offenders,
Introduced by Deputy Zarco. measure much
conniry mucS OF its Wealth now dspasti abroad
for saiety bu, !, WIN not pass during ss % seson
Tamaulipas aud IN the state recently erected Out
or portion OF Mexico. The other " q
bill for establishing . rural mounted police
to work against the bandits. several OF the ssaes
such as Chihuahua Queretaro ana 6uana uato. beng
almost entirely at their mercy. The Presdsli also
requests Congress 10 grant him extraoydinary
powers during their recess TO WORK against the
Mr.. La sere goes from here with hts Tehuanfepec
is, even among many who voted for II m Congress,
that Mr. La Sere and his friends are but the tools OF
ne he road over the shmus Of II
have heard 1t asserted by member OF Congress that
nothing but fear OF complications with the govern
ment Of the United States carried the matter
through.
The railroad from Vera Cruz to Mexico a strug-
Cling yet for want OF funds. This has caused much
here as the companys agents stated
positively that they had f5,o0o00o subscribed IA
London, which amount would he forthcoming as
soon rs the news Of favorable decision by Congress
sN% seiSea N saf IondOS on the 10th Of Soysssl s
parties s's making such repressusston Among
The recent news from the United states
the point Of the most most interest here
asking for o subsidy for line Of steamers between
New York and Mexico. Probably the fact Is not
ever since its independence has been carried on by
others than Americans. and this Notwithstanding
the close proximity OF their country IL 10 estimated
that there are not now IN all this republic l,00)
Americans engaged in business, and owing 10 the
facilities OF travel and carrying afforded by
SeaSr So tha masve and foreign ao u Done BY
England, Spain, Franco and Germany, though II
naturally belongs TO the United states Ihis Is
which that republic has always pursued IN arording
her citizens no assistance IN the establishment OF
communication between the two countries, through
which other lines receiving such assistance froIn
their governments have carried the custom OF the
country to the merchants OF Manchester, Frankfort
LYONS and other cities Of Europe, rather than TO
those OF New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia. Al
ready In the establishment OF the existing limo this
trade is beginning set in Its natural channel, but
the business at present afforded can hardly enable
ID to compete with the magnificent steamers OF the
French, English and Spanish hnes running 10 the
Antilles, and thence through connections 70 AN
x,o Of
sne of specie from this country would be
made by the way OF New York. rather tnan as o. pre-
sent by which that city would become the great
centre for the receipt OF Mexican Specie rather than
as now, deriving no advantage nom It,
The cultivation OF henequen as substitute for
hemp In the State Of Yucatan, now assuming im.
mense proportions and becoming an important ar
tice OF commerce. Is spoken or In connection with
tins matter, the interest OF both countries calling
for Its ready and prompt expectation TO the United
States.
II Is the opinion OF all the more progressive and
enliQhtened Mexicans that their country will become
peaceful and prosper In proportion to the extent and
freedom OF It's intercourse with the United States,
and for this reason much natural interest Ia felt In
the establishment Of any means OF communication
between the two countries.