The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-06 00:00:00

MEXICO.

The Sociedad, a clerical journal, publishes a ma-
nifesto from General Doblado, dated Guanajuato,
9th Nov., 1863. Jug before this document ap-
peared the French government believed it had
gained over the General, who is governor of the
rich province of Guanajuato, to the cause of the
intervention. The manifesto in question must have
completely convinced it of its error. The General
in fact appeals, in energetic terms, to the patriotism
of his fellow countrymen, and exhorts them to fear
neitherthe number nor the power of the foreign inva-
ders. " The question," be says in conclusion, "is not
merely between Mexico and France. There are
interests and considerations of a more elevated
order, which will be developed in time when
Mexico, sustaining an unequal struggle, with as
much honour as courage, has proved to the world
that she is worthy of forming a sovereign and inde-
pendent nation by hermit "

THR LOSS OF LIFE Ott Mt EMIT COgeT.—Ott
Moodily eventing the Mayor of Great Yarmouth (Mr. It.
Steward) convened a meeting at the Tows-hall for the par.
twee of taking steps to relieve the widows and fatherlese
children left destitute io consequence of the loss of their
natural protectors during the terrible gale which occurred at
the commencement of last month. The mayor said the
government had very promptly acceded to his request that
a war steamer should be sent in search of the naming
smacks, sad that after taking on board two experienced
masters of smacks the Aladin& bad visited the fishing
ground, and had cruised about in every direction where it
was at all probable that the smacks might be fallen in with.
The search bad, however, proved fruitless, and there was
no doubt but that I:3 fishermen connected with Yarmouth
had perished, leaving 54 widows and 94 children, besides
many aged parents and friends dependent upon them, in a
destitute state. He had received subscriptions from various
sources, and be suggested that a subscription hat should be
at once opened, and that the proceeds should be applied
to the immediate relief of the bereaved. The meeting was
addressed by the minister of the parish (the Rev. H. It.
Nevin), the Rev. J. Gott, the Rev. A. B. Crosse, Mr. It.
Hammond, Sir E. H. It. &coo, &rt., M.P.. and other
gentlemen ; sod it was determined that subscriptions should
be received by the mayor, persons being ,appointed to see
to their immediate distribution. About 2201. was enbecrihed
in the room, the mayor heading the list with 201.. while
Sir E. Loma gave Wt. ' • Messrs. Gurley and Co.. 54.1/. ; Sir
H. J. Stracey, Bart., M.Y., 201. ; Viscount Bangor, 5/.,
he. When the pressing necessities of the bereaved are
satisfied, an effort will be made to establish • permanent
fund in order to most eveotualties and emergencies of this
kind. _ .

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