The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-18

all plans eady submitted handed In before
The subscriptions opened n Mexico for the victims Of
the nundAons In France amount according 10 the Trait
GUmson 70 81. ~, or 81, ,I4o francs
who had charge Of the Vera Cruz and San Juan Railroad
has LETT Tor Eprope In order TO study the construction OF
the Trieste and Vienna railway.
The town OF Mapim Durango, has lately heen the the
atrs OF dreadful scene About one hundred and nfty
savsges attacked the place. killed ten and carried
away Eve children and two women as prisoners besides
a quantity Of mules and four horses
Baron de Muller, with his company. left on their ex
poretons in the valley OF Mexico Thursday morning
The Baron has associated with him several persons OF abb
ly and distinction, M Laverrere, of the Agricultural
School Of this cy-a gentleman OF considerable literary
rotor,sy in France-and DR.. August Sonntagg who
with DR. kanc in the Arctic exploring expedition. We
trust to be able 10 give some interesting notces Of tho
ihe companies of the National Guard that have bee
for time dish anded now organizing with great
mics. This shows the right spirit ana is conclusive evil
derce that the svmpathes Of the people are with the pre-
aent hbeIa government.
PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DIsMEMBEkMENT OF THE REPCBLIC.
From the Ne xicap Extraordinary, Oct Z8.
Senof Laragua, the Minister OF Gobe has ad-
subject Of the many proncianentos that are spragpg
up throughout! the country and crying out Justify lor
forth the base ngra.ude of those who taking
lending part ln these movements against the govern
men, He says the greater part OF them To who
n March last after being defeated and made prisoners
war which Justly entitled them 20 execution par
doned by the President whose generous helr
them their lives under tho soemn ophgal,u thu they
would not again take up arms aganst the government
The Minister reviews In lucid manner The law OF the
many acts of revolution against the government. He
shows thai the law indpensAbly called for by the
sands who have lorR been kept in a dependent and
poor condition by the sygtsm of large and impraccable
estates In the hands Of wealthy and inert oorporstoas
tor the increase Of the national by greater indus
ryfcr increasing the equality Of all classes OF people
for chcapenDg the necessities OF life by augmenting the
number Of produces and in fne for the general welfare
Of The nation What he says Ia true and 70 all impartial
observers the selling Of the large estates of the corpora
tons must be regarded as most just and pa;
to aggrandze the government, Is shown 70 be
wholly Incorrect Every piece Of property which
has been seized and has been donated for the
bei eft OF truly humane and benevolent nst uon
Bnd those TIA. sold by the law the corpo
raons e secured IN the amount OF the valuation which
they therseves put upon them for the amount which
they were valued nj in open and public sste For
corporations who Inherit properties from generation to
generation and who only hold lands 70 the detrment of
The prc2ress of society nothing could have been
just while attending TO the requirements OF free And
progressive nation. Still this law has been made the
hobby for the reacons in order 70 shield themselves
from their own dishouor and perjury by accusing
the govern uent Of wsrrng asaios, the religion
OF Jesus Christ. The Minister lays down the great
TACT that Ia against the policy of the government 70
allow In the nation greater power 70 exist than ITSELF
bulk o. The evils which have afflicted zach successive
administration since the Independence. The weakenipg
Of the OF the church he deems essential to psce
The government In It's proper position.
Ths Mnter reflects upon the past OF the govern
ment, dealing eniently with those Who have
has so Gar acted with the hope that epency
would exercise sufficiently strong moral force 70 correct
the bad faith OF It's opponents, ou failing 70 realize any
good results from this course 1t has DOW resolved upon
giving each traitor his due mede OF punshment,
cordiDg the law This conceive 10 be the most i'm
porant and promising portion Of the whole ioter. Is
certainly is assurance that hereafter We win have
smaller number Of pronuncamnos than have occurred
again be pardonsd and that those who have sde rcvo
TUTORS wil be made examples OF.
The results smother successful revolution, he says,
uin catoe ne dtsm-nbensen Of the Mer'odn na;son, and
create npnt of mail ind 1ndces ,oAtcA muS
Later Jdu ey 10 sczne po'efa foreign nation 10 this
plant their ioeas In q government as.socracy do
mocracy, . wild demagogusn and various abarchcs
would spring up that would bGte with each other and
with themselves, until tue name Of Mexico would pass
amongst the relics ofthe past
We not 20 visionary ss 70 see the truth OF this
picture. We do not believe that any portion Of Mexico
can any length Of time independent nation
Atty with Mexican people, The destiny VI the world
onwMds and the spirited and enersetc people Of the
northeast every year craving 10 formidable array
the frontiers OF Mexico and should national quarrel
arise between the United States and Mexico, and the
preens ons come INTO power nOthins more otan Ia
that Mrtco niu b. ripe hdrrs, fc poorfl ftsreysng
2cidt,or The domination o. Any church caa mol 90 on
the Ncrth American continent again for any length OF
time and should he church OF Mexico be Euccessel 10
any OF s numerous revoe aad wout be the day for
States s becoming enormous, and soon II must be en-.
gssed In way. The example OF Nicaragua could not
be quoted in argument on thu subject Nicaragua
POOR miserable and unhealthy country, whilst Mexic 70
richer IN mineral wealth tia, California or Australia
Our idea Of rhbusterng Mexico : not with original
the sentiment OF many people IN the United States,
and we venture say OF msay Ia Mexico shoud the
vance OF . liberal government be sgan stopped. But
pic Of the uned States Arc strongly ENLISTED and "a ey
dcnec OF this we can point 10 the isuocess OF Vcanr on
tho Texas frontier.
speculative ideas sDou! destiny which well drawn
Hs conclusion that the time had for Mexico TO act
srs ~o0a ns,o sss nov rom b,s, 1ars
with proper management Act decisivoly-but act no
nesy shd justly noble open handed and just policy
will save her; brit ruin must follow darkness s again
70 hang over the eyes Of her statesmen.
One Of the ring ders that lately entered Tuiancngo Il
sad 10 have sso, he cursie Of The village Of o oa some
Insignificant prciex, Religion fassros'
Guapsjaaio is perfectly :. peace aud great excitement
Gen Parrodi states that order prevails all through Js
sco and ths, he ready 70 &C, siih his brigade the
government may deem II necessary.
Col Csstrsor rngieader IN the late rebellion OF To-
luca 10 reported 10 have cied o. bis wounds.
The news from Sonora Is 70 the effect ha Gsndara has
len that state and gone into Chibuahua Thus ends the
pronunciamento and decreea Of this madmAn for this
time.
the mansgepenu Of tho copservAnve party great
many res ccabe persons Of this city are said 70 DO com
promised.
sion Of by vdsurrs troops rhe news shout tho taking
OF Camargo couadicted According 10 the Monitor The
troops Of vdaurr have been repuscd twice before the
town Of CamarGo.
About two hundred perrons, mostly mechssics, seeing
the danger which threatens the nation, have volunteered
their services 70 the mcnt aad have called upon
the distinguished And popular Minister OF Hscienda Don
Miguel Lerde de TejadA, 10 take the command This
honor ust comp ment 10 the author Of the Law Of
ddmottsocson at this time and well Tor EN-
cheney Of the new corpa The morong ~hioh the
roirg was going pscards were posted, eudcavorng
10 intimidate people from joining, by threatcning all
tnnsc who did 30 with excomn uncsuon Tho nom oers
have been busy for the past ov days eecng officers
aud viii be ready for driIl This another pro.
msing sign Of the times.
TFron the Mexican Extraordinary, or 2s1
For be last weeks have been alarmed by start
ling ANNOUNCEMENTS Of prcrgsciomenfos In all quarters
From oueretao the oopiasn spread 10 San Juan del RIO
Tuancinso ana 10 all small places n the vicinity Of Que
rcsaro. From the rumors lco 10 suppose that
deep feeling Of dsplcaaure had burst forth all the
country and that the time Tor bloody and proractsd
OWL war of faith, in which two incorporating ideas
were 10 oppose zach other IN the tented field had acu
ly arrived On the top OF the dire aTprehersons which
wero DO entertained from the movement a Querctsfo,
wo we're informed Of the revolt NJ Puebs. and OF the de-
txcs TH~ tolla wln~