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

tans, where he will be hoty pursued aud caught win
no doubt end his wicked and vile career on galows
With all the Of the reactiontss believe the GO
vernment stronger to day than has been before
rhe reactionists have been sucoessfu n revolving and
the result fa shows their perfect inc0mpetency
anything but rob and steal
DEPAKTURE or THE SPANISH MINISTER.
lfrnm the Mexican Extraordinary OcL 10
Don Miguel de los Santos Alvarez, gentleman whom
heaped with abuse on his arrival in this ooun.
hy-not becsuse We had anything personally agains
him, but becsuse he came here 10 represent an idea
which was at the time unpopular and adverse 70
interests Of Mexicchas ief this city for Vera Crux
Deins recalled BY his government he has been here
little over four months represent stve Of Her Catholic
Majesty, and IN that time has manafe cd himself with
such tact that, from despised parsonage nrst he
Mexico. Sepor Alvarez In his relieving Spain
from very embarrassing not 70 say dangerous poslon
mept and hence be is recalled. He leaves many
warm friends behind him amongst the Mexican people
RECEPTION OF HON. MR. FORSYTH. THE UNITED
STATES MINISTER, By THE PRESIDENT:
post Of Minister Penpotonsry BY tho govern
pre-. ented to President Comonfort Thursday
last, 23d inst. as we have a eady stated Many gentle
appropriate appearance for the occasion. Mr.. Fo,syth
on being presented delivered the following address to
ADDRESS or joins FORSYTH ESQ.,, ENVOY OF THE UNITED
aSa e 'Is
Se s ss ss
ars ocisi opportunity offered Your Ekcelency
pSs,ss o
81 sosoal sSSd xSI amis psses beg Ss, your
preston Of mere diplomatic courtesy but TIE reflex Of
s
pies Of humany good pegheorhood and sound policy
Aff The
lar and successful s.rngges for INDEPENDENCE from The dom
geher tre6dng hitherto untried republican
n BTr se By position and
other for The good Offices wise liberal aud reciprocal
de-
douadog to The prosperity q the peopeo esch-thsre
friends and NOT why coldnsss and enlargement much
deeply With the spirit Of aa s
Of heartfelt desires 70 sndeavos BY all all honorable
shan - ;.Runss from 5hs aeo@ac records Of hs
tend 70 mar s the unity noble
wss Sy our m positions Ok s Go opssoG. u, Of
may be The hun BILE instrument q accomplishing 20 much
fepabics and that may Be met in sorrespondns spirit Of
win md., p Ss BaT
have The honor present to Exceusncy first
ceeney james adsden ists Envoy from Ss nsd
and whn do
And letter Of creeence from the President of the
After MIR. Forsyth had closed his remarks, President
Ccmonfor rose, and in clear aud n,se manner made
the following appropriate friendly address
RESPONSE or PREsIDpu u1nspAroKrs
IN rsceiyns your Exeee.sy az nvey ExnaoTdusry and
you for The high reposed
BY that repubc and express e your with especial
just declared 10 be tSe Fundamental principle. Of he
be line Of Which soa purs1e
Re s ss So that with se nS asUos %s
& .s ssss Which ss Unite. s
s. DAY 10 ad $ no n. the %s mutual friendly $ % s
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forms Of government their well Interests and
ss % y as s1s ss sns in q
ihs emo viii give your Exceency every facility that can be
advised & b se g Justice and Of the most open
Your kycelency, trust will be kind enough TO transmit
Ss for IL % he Properly
r osh ao
well that OF Mr. Fearn his Secretary, undoubtedly
attracted the good win and sympathetic feelings Of the
gentleman present.
NEWS PROM THE DISTURBED DISTRICTS.
We read IN The Si9o fI1, OF Mexico under date OF
October 2g-Tbe supreme government received yester.
de MEXICO, dated Oc ober 49,
To ExcvuSycY rD Mmr-rnR WAR
The med force which In rebellion In Matamoros
de Izucsr and TO reinforce tho rebels OF Pueblo,
made ia submission yesterday at half past o'clock In
General aore,s who had BEEN oommisaioned to march
against with section OF Infantry and cavalry consist
.rg Of more ihaD ~ o men with two howiixers.
The population, who had been driven by force 10 take
part the rebellion returned 70 order they
beheld themselves FREQ from tho rebels.
The rebels Of Puebla will In Q short time succumb as
they deficient in the necessary TO make pro
lorped The night eesoi last General Aguizr
having with the artillery which waiting for,
propose 10 70 dav my operations against that
pnce, which shall take by assault should the rebels dis
obey my summons. The eivision under my command 10
IN excellent condition. Col Beoerril marched yesterday
10 oecupy the place Anozc, where, according 70 my
orders, the section Of Toposca was 70 JOIN him.
have reduced the enemy M much as possble latter
iuR mytelf 10 have the supreme go
verpment satisfactory ccnciusion.
to the President Of the republic, whom well
your E.ececpcy, congratulate the happy event OF
,ionary party. TOMAS MORENO.
TREATY WITH THE INDIANS.
prom mo MEXICAN Extraordinary, OCT 20
treaty has been concluded by the Mexican suthori-
tics the part and the chicfans OF the Mescalcros
ether The articles contain tho following coudi-
ticnsI The indians arc TO give up all the prisoners
required give OF quantity OF mules
and horses they now possess , They wll remain en-.
Psso Del Yoris. and obey The military and civil su,hor
Ties Of The tort They cannot, any account leave
their camp no even for hunting Without having priv.
ieGo 10 do from the mmander OF he fort 3. They
must give up, hostages, $50 Of their cbeitsns and
their ismilics A ha OF the men, women and children
that form The tribes must be made IN order that their
tons may be given TO them complete.
Some two three articles moro end this treaty OF
peace. and then the signatures follow.
The Mexican authorities and the Indian chieitans
Cisnercs, Looking Glass, the Fiat N0cd Big Metal Marx
the Lille, and the Interpreter, Thomas the Buffalo.
RAILROAD SPECULATION IN MEXICO.
From the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct ~
This subject Of such vial importance 70 Mexico,
that becomes the duty OF all Who have ympathy with
country interest In ia welfare 10 advocate the
adoption OF railroads, tho and permanent
national aud Individual wealth. OF happnesa, aud Of
progress
seal OF appreciation beregt prcrouncisg
II Of the most prec gifts that philosophy asd
Art have conferred upon the human rscs.n
~ ration IA what The circulation Of the blood II 70
The humsn frame. II The nerves OF sensation are hspps
~ yepresspt by the telegraph tho rslrcad the are
rial Giro cuisuougving nfe motion, heatn, vigcr and
Energy 10 oounuy. system Of railroads IN country
psraJ red by intestine war and threatened WITH dssou
ion, win make suddenly secure safe, scave and eusr
getc aDd unite the whole people In one feeling, giving
unon strength and rcspectabiy The railroad extend
The strong Of authority 70 the remotest limits OF ~
Tc-ernment, and gives u the elective command OF y9
empire Ifs dwtant province revos few hours suscet
pour overv beimpe force into that district and asssy
the supremacy Of law and order. II DEVELOPS Tie pro-
per resources Of unpopuAaed dissyich, making them