The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-03
~. ooAoNroKr's pkrrrArlos TO TIE NORTHERN

he following interesting communication has just been
Mexican Republic Federal Army, Detachment of the
Vanguard aud CORPS OF Observation OF the Division OF
General larrodt>
tNeNe O'Clock, and at this precise instant Mr. ID.
teImiu Gszsles Rieetrs, a Minister OF the late Uon-
sres has just arrived from aeyico having been sent
by sor Don snacio Comonfo for the purpose OF
ng 10 HIS celency General Don Anastasio Parrod hts
views as follows That he COmoniort) has dicoyered
the errcr he committed accepting the movement OF racu
baya He regards now al error on his part which might
have the effect Of pungDg the country into the most de
porsbe anarchy should he persevere in the movement
he Is therefore disposed and willing TO reestablish the
empire Of the sne ami 10 his into the hands
OF bis Exceency the President OF the Supreme Court OF
Justice the several States shall pass
such ,ee, and General Psrrod any other
General IN Chief shall appear in the capital OF the
public
HIS Excelency General farrod will hear all this drec,
from the moath OF Don John de Robes Martinez who
at this very moment entering the malt stage TO commuu
cate with General Parrod No doubt this information will
cause General Parrodi TO accelerate his movem0s
much AZ am OF the opinion that the earliest possible
meeting OF one representative from every State Of the
tpion VA Gnadasjara is now become matter Of primary
importance and necessity
Not single SOLD Ter has len the city of Mexico Vera
CfUz has returned to oder-that is 10 the constitution,
heszTs Ia Lave, Alacste and General Negree are en-
csmped found the gates Of the city with more than
thOu,aud men.
Part o tie brigade OF Zaloaga disposed cooperate
OF the re establishment CT oTccr.
have the honor OF communicating the above facts to
your Excelopcy for bis Information and satisfaction God
ard .berty. Lagos, Dec 81, 1887. EMILIO REY.
TO his Excslency the Governor of the State Agues
csijehjes
PROCLAMATION OF THE COMMANDER OF THE CITA-
DEL OF MEXICO.
TRANSLATED for the NEW YORK HERALD from the Siglo
NIX, Jan. Il.
MExIcNSS-The hour OF life death to our unhappy
Country come. Don Ignacus ComcnfOrt, the
who offered Us constitution at Ayuila the man who
tiooed and sustained such system as was in effect a
NOR strcsity of social dissolution aod ruin this AN
frightened at the terrific chasm which he himself had
been the means OF opening before his unhappy country,
has himself destroyed the system OF his own creation and
N,N s-~ ~ NVl ffactn hts
IL the face of the civilized world offers to put
end to oil Disturbances TO cause private and public pro
perty 90 be respected &c, &c, In word he has put
forth political programme which is full of conciaiory
at humanitarian principles But, as il hes been the
with him in all his past conduct he hesates putting in
execution what he promises and would plunge again,
10y his vacairg course, in the deepest abyss of the most
ftI2htul anarchy.
lie authorities which supported the expressed will of
the people, whose sentiments and desires plainly
aod clearly made known at the establishment of the cou
sttutioH OF Tacubays, heDceforh disavOw this They
recognise him longer President of the republic
he to be President the he violated de-
sroyed the constitution by which he made President
Hence'orh consequence OF this be havior and conduct
which say the least OF is especially and signaly
pcous-they look upon him in the light OF mere leader
revolution. The Convent of Santa Domingo, the for
and the Church OF ST. Augustine, the chief
points o. support which present asylum and offer
property which, in word give ihy hope for the future,
70 The safety and preservation Of country aud lis
institutions. The palace and those who fight for it, their
principles arewhst thew ASK the question OF every
booy and everybody will reply that the only principle
COmorfort opposition TO the wheming torrent OF
the universal public opinion.
There Is not amy single political idea, there not any
SOLITARY principle there does not exist any political
other party whatsoever which al the present moment ~
he invoked and called upoa 10 support OF that
who for two whole years since he ha been IN power has
done nothing else except ipure his country by nsen
sole degrees ~ deliver up al last in weak and ex
hausted condition 10 destruction
The party which in its IL and deserR 10 be
called the party ~ exter mnaon Is assembled Ugether
in the Convent OF IAN Francisco and more numerousy IN
Nx1.a ntA tta 4rata
shouts II the party which breaches and talks about
liberty equality ard fraternity, and which shows It's
not belong 70 them TO give themselves an eaua.
lty riches with the rich. II Is the party which
hates and dsgraces the army, snA abors 10 suppant Il
by setting up in s stead that horrible parody Of army
which they call the National Guard. II u the party which
breaches against imposing burdens upon the mechanic
then WITH the exaeon Of xary service for no other
object the world than thai Of ruling and plumber
ing people the reckless In one word
party which talks timely and preitily, but aich
in tact by actions overthrows all the but sar OF
social eSisteuce-uamely our religion, our property AMI
III probable tina, in a very short time the roaring
echoes VI the frscdsl cannon will b. heard 10 the mcst
Of Us The hrst roar which resoands among Us will
be terrible. For Il will announce the dreadful fact
that blOcdshed and murder have now become the
dsaguring elements OF beautiful city OF Mexico
ercoOrtn the dt sttuton OF aiheress children aud the
eufierngs Of the citizens will be multiplied beyond mea-
same time when those sounds are heard the man OF
Ayutla TO whom alone all these increased a,ce-sons ct
misfortune due, viii shed hypoctuoa tears "a order
thai those who oow him may think that such sad ira
tcdc Just and sahcned But at all events, whatever
may b. the result the defenders Of san Domingo aud OF
the fortress will have canse for shame they Will meet
with grave which they will be covered, pot with dis
For myself AMI all my companions.
THE PROSrNcIANuSTo or ToLrcA
Tie followng document by virtue Of which the state Of
Mexico signifies her return 90 the constitutional order
"a established previous TO the Dictatorship OF Comonorp
his worthy Of remark that at the same time pronun-
oiomt7to against oomonforl s made also by General
IN Toe city o. Touca in the state ot Mexico on tle 18th
o. January. 1855 the czens commanders. officers and
others whose lanes are hereunio subscribed. being
sembc together h the Old quarters Of tie Frs, Biion
U8ter The Presidency Of Dpu farstpo Vszqnes Major In
command Of the battalion. the following resout1n s were
whereas the rational vii has been fully aud sufficient.
u manifested by Al the several states II the Mexican
aad Legs st1res aud whereas the State Of Mexiso "a
ccmpo-ug tne q the states Of The Union u bound %
respect and respect the sovereign will the nauon
the undergntd have assembled ani have agreed 10
The follow iBg afticits.-
Att / The STATE OF aexco hereby returns 10 the con
situtona order ana enters into the coalition ol those
StGcs which have ubted 70 support the popular repre-
sensitive feocra stem Viii IA the constitution Of Feb
ruary =. 1857 was established.
AT Citizen sahas Iiurhide is hereby nominated PRO
vsenal Governor Until general Congress shall meet
By other articles Il Is provided 10 assemble general
Cotgrcs and also General Ianberg nominated General
Commander in Che' q the forces q The state Of Mexico
To The above i appended long list OF the names ~ TIE
members signing the DOCUMENT.
PRONUNCIANIENTO OF vTCARIo IN cUERSAvAcA.
CrEnNAvACA, Jan. -. 1855.
Considering that the prvruncamierto carried the
city Of Tacubsya the 18th VI December last has torn
auudcr all bonds Of legality which the government,
called constitutional WINS, chief n. lgnsciO Com
fort was founded considering that such pronurcia
uten,1 received the general sanction, aud ths
on thc contrary caused the division of the republic
some o. the states pro .laiur another banner and gong
back 10 the sOcaled constitutional order. 20 maintain
wh h they pretend " their sovereignty. Not
withdrawing that he constitution o. 1891 deserved the
execrson u the entire sensible portion 81 the nation on
account ~ IL being contrary b. all conservative principles
OF society. and Of IL tramplng under foot the dogmas
OF our hciy reision considering that 10 such dis
Astr0us situation. and In consequence ot the late
events In the capital, where parties under dtI-
frent banners are defending principles opposed 10 each
other there exists national government aud that what
governments may exist both the capital and IN the
Htsss aud Territories, are merely local and ds fffo
governments without connection amongst each other aud
without any Of unity which represent political and
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