The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
Progress of tho Forty-First Revolution
Hare Y Tamirex and q New Mexican
Empire.
INTRIGUEs OF THE CLERGY.
MANIFEsToES OF CoMoSFORT AND URAGA.
VIEWS or THE EXISTING GOVERNMENT,
&C., &C., &c.
Our Vera Cruz Corr csponAence.

Fun Btoa-,Soppase Of Tie Aais-Hsgh~ay Ro1be,ies
and Murders.
Affairs IN Mexico have reached climax nothing
could be than the present condition of the unhappy
country Recently there some hope bat now, turn
whittier may, the prospect in gloomy in the extreme
The revolu ion having tailed, from want Of mead or
purpose In It's leaders, the nson finds Itself plunged
in hopeless anarchy and deoureo BY civil war The roa
rule Of santa Anna, even, BE better than this.
For many Gays there has b:en desperate struggle in
the very heart of the city ru-ba, between the
lutionary Conserador forces OF Haro Tsmrez and the
so called government" troop of Comonfort-whose go
vernm you have learned 70 be mother
fish Aeeh nor FOWL. neither tonsyrddor, Aoderud0
nor Pu1o. BE sought 70 be lite OF sill and any
echooeoy might have told him, has ended in being Jus.
nothing at all Whilst -iie 'tis likely be has sbsq
lated tie capital saved his bacon by going
to the enemy sn5 prorouncpg sg ost his ministry
which is Of be ani4be little ways they nave in
this wonderful country
OF course, with this 8 ate u affairs, have had
mails for days at time The nrst line have hal from
the capital for week half hour since per
private courier. In the great CT itself things appear
quiet enough; but i. is eny Int calm which pssceies
storm. An experienced lend declares he expe sss an
awful explosion there before long. Yet he ADDS that
gnation awful notnirg doing IN the govern
mental depsr tnents Ministry of Finance par
ticular is quite sinecure BY the way, what OF tho
zee Ms On
sunni Admitted II IL withheld The American claim,
ants any III Mexico be found sufficiently
permanent hold UNI the cash shall be carefully
counted over? YET The proper use OF that money here
just At this crisis nigh r-oeetn ths country 8u what
Mexican chef would make proper use Of IL True he
could pull co9n and yet oyGasy but who would be
sny better off for it,
Highway rcbbeies extremely rife For travellers
10 efcspe beng robbed Is dee ed little short Of the mi
racuoas. Two uniorsunat" Foreigners murdered by
the eutiemen OF the rosd he other day just beyond
orizaba. They refused 10 submit to the operation Of
ha.vr I'D
Of These robbers invariably soldiers deserers
They do not, gene al thing modest the mails but /.
dence SAFE 1t may escape The amateur knights
bat tins proessed pronunrs1d0s don't suffer solitary
letter to pass, if they can heipis
Mckee for the Mexioans.
PROGRAMME or TIE GREAT EMPIRE, WITH iTUaBIDE
OR HAgo TAMERIz AT ITS HEAD-AhorHER Cru.
sADs YREACBED II DEFENCE or THE PRIVILEGES
or HOLY MOTHER CHUBC8- IETRIGUEs or THE
MEXICAN CLEEGY, Efc., Ito, SIC.
III ArtGf Regobtlcaho, # Jan 5 publshas the follow
ing SCcumepts as having been found ia The residence Of
~. antonio &c Hare t-reis:
isn & regeneration definitely adopted and proclaimed
ST the IlaLo del kOe 90.
Csrsideing tha. during The long period O. thirty FIVE
years which, haa espesd the happy declaration OF
our ins erendence have obtained other
fruits from II continual yolutions The result Of the
viola ou Ct the plan Of lgusia and the treaties Of Coz
dova under the guarantee u which our liberties
ced and also the utsodu in opp lion to
cuztoms and o5arscer OF he fedora republic the
most inpoc which TIE his DRY Of the world has ekhi-
INV se and yiolepT contradiction end tho most shameful
and oeioCs dictatorship uncer which this unfortunate
nstion bad ever ering tina. the depodc
and arbitrary power of those who governed not
AND could Lot re without influence all and every one
ofthe eifsr.n fcrns Of government by which We have
beer favor Cd inasmueh as IL dictated by blind and
devoted srihs of partizsns hpconsiceing tnat the
tarsl result OF 50 many revolutions and 50 msny ar a
traIy and despo c upon them was and
il, nothing but the collision Of oidereut Enl opposite
Aspirations, division bet Feen the soDs OF the ese
try enlightenment OF the ma ion daily more spu.rent
rfria in nj
dependency and cspir ids all tie classes who com
pose this oeporabe stare o. socety-consdsriug that
political parties, st OF tune victorious and At
in view than establish the political form Of govern
msnt they systematically ana with odt ew sn1 insight
meant ia niuc.uols cposea 10 themselves aad
tbst their blind eb-rnacy tas brought already,
ard bring every day and more ito imminent
dsnger OF Losing osary bought Independence and
toBahy unfortunate Pc aud snd otner nations have
from similar and under IKE crcum stances lost
tberecoEsiotriDg tbst this melancholy situston DO
from day 10 day irremediapls- not only
sccosnt Of the vicious cycle Ia which Kept by the
div ison Of opinions and parties which necessarily OPP
pess and harrats u.s. bat also because there are in our
inject traitors who foeot these divisions and intestine
dscords In to render The helpless prey Of foreign
INTELLECTUALLY, considering t,at SUCH deep degrade
ton AID general oisn egration OF the oua elements
proceed without doubt from the scancalous violation
q the psn Of EQUALS $40 the compact Oh Cordora 10y
tue Of which this empire Of Anahuat recovered N primi
tive ind eperdepce, well from the VIC SUI
Iered ana sun suuer iorclpg apon US ~ y aoes pohuea
systtms and foIms Of nment alike TO
education. sentiments and c3uvicions our terri
tosi extension heter 0gepe0us population snd all
peculiar ccumstsnces-we Lave deliberately adopted
ard propose 10 the heroic Mexican ration The lowing
definite plan for The regeneration Ct their political and
Article ]. The Mexican IA lon is and shall be- indie
pendent and sovereign anc for the third time
the heroic denomination u the Empire Of Anahusc"
Art . Their Telisi n is shall be forever, the Ro
man Catholic and Apostolic without public liberation Of
Art s. Their form q government shall be the constitu
tions hereditary monarchy bonding 10 the hsbs
customs and pecesres Of the country according 70 The
Judgment Of their representatives.
Art & The nat ION pioclsins Immediately their Em
peror Senior Dor Agutin de Iuoide, The ecer Ia the
they proclaim benc forth vith he character Senior
n. Antonio oe rsmilez should the latter also de-
ciine IT. their Emperor t.a be whomsoeyer the cortes
assembled to this Eject hal elect.
Art s. Immediately after this political MOVEMENT
shall have taken place, suprems provisional legis-
lsiys Junta shah be forced, posed of tvo repre-
sentsyee for each d. ia tnent teroy OF those vic
actually form the members Of which shall be
nominated BY tbs chef auth q the presen plan assist
Cd by four inci idusls shall likewise be chosen BY
him, and who epiy his full c0ufdeoce the said Junta,
before being formsy installed shah Immediately pre-
coed 10 nominate regency consisting OF three persons,
Who shsn h. Professionally chsrg with the government
OF the empire the Junta Fha1 further IN accordance
10 sgte The constitution fundamental law Il the
empire, in six months from the cay Of their copyocs0p
and In the meantime sha have II in charge 70 that
the present plan ahan be carried out to The full extent
ccntem plated.
Art s. The provisional legislative Juns together
with the regency shall wait he Emperor elected
according this pan BY the bare Of his
and shs administer him immec lately the appropriate
OATH In the Of neither OF the personages already
designated becoming Emperor the FIRST assembly Of con-
stuent Cortes shah elect by plurality ovote whosoeyer
may appear to them TO be the at ed and st capable
establish defnfvey the empire and he shall be ssor,
immediate before the Assem- oled Cortes.
Art Z. From the present day it ia unslterably estsb
fhed that ell Mexicsns either by birth adoption 90
cordine 10 the laws framed 10 that effect shall be citizens
of the empire and entitled u al pubic employ mens and
fur ctions according 10 their merits and qusG aons
without any distinction between the Classes OF
which the population Ia composed
Art g. The persons and property OF al Inhabitants Of
the empire be they citizens not, shall be iDvioably
respected and protected by the present plan and
which, BY virtue Of 1t, shall be established to
adm inister the supreme functions Of the State.
Art Q. The secular and regular clergy, ~ also the
Amy shah ENJOY their privileges and muunities rd
ing the laws Of the Slst July 1856, and thoss which
ehsu he hereafter passed.
Arr 10 The supreme provisional Legislative Junta a.
also the Cortes shall PROVIDE for the egua and
form OF ali branches Of the public administration and
be watcbrl that al political civil and military function.
lie cnnedered reanected THAR ernnlaxmenta