The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-18

Inc ucop6 WHO nave uueteo tnl movement " nOS INC
echo Of faction, nor does II proclaim the exclusive
triumph OF any party. The nation repudiatsd The
constitution, and the troops have done nothing but 70 sub
This the true nature, the true character Of POSI-
ton Isocsps i wthou. ambition and without interest
and who afterwards, BY and generous suffrage Of
his counIymen placed At the head Of the constu
tionsi msssrsey' TO vha. higher position could be
pre3 Is certain that At this moment and in
so sed M
this not prove that my heart 10 nied with more noble
and ,on %sTe % sppy s o
prompt and sfcacOus remedy To- all the evils Of our
country aspire 70 realize by facts their prayers for
peace welfare and the end the only end OF exer
TONS correspond 70 the best of my capacity, TO the
high confidence which, on various occascns my country
have favored me with, and which VIII place my grau-
tudc under eternal obligation.
But in accepting the dictatoria powers which the plan
have Proclaimed i, as we'll as to the whole republic,
plain loyal assurance which will take from them all
fear Of the indefinite duration Of the abusive extension OF
The advice Of q Council Composed Of those persons
who may offer the best guarantee TO society by their
knowledge probty and patriotism shall moderate the ex
of the dscreonh faculties which may be absolutely
necessary TO make of during the period In which the
may remain without constituting tson, which period
win be limited possible, according 10 the Judgment
This body win occupy itself in its first sessions
ing the provisional law which Is TO be observed until the
constitution be promulgated and the electoral law given
cupy ,bs new pos Of the aSmnistfaon by the political
/ Ss.f! -
shade Oh te panner unaeI wn'cn they nave @ 'o1 a S . %
pubc good are 10 be found in ali parties and aroug all
classes and ia duty on my part call upon those who
be called by public opinion for some public service
otbe when their co operation may be
required for the formation of a good government
Had the political spirit in these circumstances any other
object, would not only be difficult bat mpos sole to
arrive nj the end propsed by the forces who have
the movement and the States which have seconded the
| Plan.
Since commenced to take part and have connection
with mbo AFFAIRS sincerely believed that by the doce
character and simple manners of our people,
sarv that Il should be guided bv liberal principles and fol-
low as far as possible the path through which other
nations have reached 10 prosperity and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
therefore cannot be esumed that this Change at the
head of which find myself by circumstances almost indie
pendent Of my wishes snos make S me % fecsae from ,
must consgn in this document an explicit mannt r. that
during the period may exercise any authority no mea
sure shall dictate which may either conscience
or the belief of citizens for Judge that true liberty and
respect due the customs traditions of the people
can easily conciiated Liberty and religion the
| principles which form the happiness of nations
Many of the grave religious questions having been ter
minated by the Plan Of Tacubaya, which does not ac-
knowledge the constitution Of 1851 and which arose from
some of its articles there still exist difficulties rela
of the 25th of June upon mortmaning the
property of corporations On this head government will
endeayor to tranquse the the citizens
cang the object Of reform with the legitimate nte
rests of the and those of private
II Providence who ruos the estnies of nations pro-
tecs the good intentions of which am trust
that the acts of the provisional administration shall JUS
ty more than nv words the conduct which the urgency
OF crcumst ances has obliged adopt the
| MExoo Dec 10, 1857. l. COMONFORT.
| uovrNvNrs or rur otn SCHOOL pRostrycIApos
From our correspondents Pueea Acatian and Oasscs
@ W. Ieai !, , .na. s,e n @ s ~ - a,ono W,I r,n %
o~e Cue,ar and the rest nre WORKING their res,eerve
o,rrons Of ctcrans ,aua,s osya.a They had robbcd
nasoS sr" az roSss sns rs unsss h sm,
awrs or Su,hern pnebla un their chances NJ getting
INV or ~ e uerw small Trueoue wns n, ,he tai ~
~ ~ 'o,,n -, r. 'son,hvard AZ ia., .dvicas ha had
hcor Sced 20 az from, Hnahaun,n nioce ,hat hna bccn
,I uon on@ Leu ,,,, ~ ny h h M ,h o,bar iasddar. ~ ~ ~
/ rp,.,
,os, ,nn,r.sn,,u scon,ed Cohos and his Htn Sorced
uoss % s ,ou ,h, had na % M, @ nan ~
Gahs Ioin everySouy @ & .As % nu NOV , e
nIefassed nocal creed The most enormous suus we're
ex.cea from tae commerce ano ~nese a, ,ne money was
ro sbar =. .rt,cyiar. os ,he rnovemans or these de
,royers we refe, our roasers 70 Inc foIowng letters
1o, a.a, Sn ,ha,n re- no,
nv n;, io,,nrs snd ,o ,heresore car reIv uron hsr
| ,,yybfnlrsss' ~ "'" WV '"'''''' ~ ''' Np'' '''"
oAxAcA TnREArkNEp BY THE PEoNuNciApos.
'"esponoence ol ,ne ~. E.unoransy'} norsy} ,ss-
Since the morning Of the ioh instant the inhab,ants Of
ths CITY have been 10 state Q, alarm al .ee proximity
U ne WIZ, unue. 'e 1, an VI noro,
entered inc down ol Nocns,an toniy ~ leagues rom
neaP on '"o ''"' i"e" "u'''' " s' '" W 'A'o'" """
Our city has been declared by Government 10 be In
sso Goo has becn mnosea npon @ comereantcs and pro-
prletaroe. The government employees are all IN the
n, which are aefondca Inv barr,caass The garrison /,
~ W "i,... i.s ~ -, ~ -, ~ - ~ = roo 80. H. .s.i
now increased 70 tne numSe, Of men, oy 'ne aryss
Iain@ ,o.ns T7,". - .ho ~ ,he naynent ni ,ha scd
oo,ne s. ~ VIZ, oy 'ne pay .ns ~ sne 'oroeu
loan na'o po,'., ,, ",o . ." s ~ W - hs ak
saIrson .esre. una. par, .e ne money sncso no, oe
speh. Va ne'cunt 'na' M w suo wy N saSn suey
res1e ne se. .ns. 'ne , oi ssi'o nvnineo
% alu ~ Va, ny ae ~ ,, VI sasns sess,
Wnht WY co'o '"ai'e' vi ''o e'y "Ppc"is '" oo ict
| 10 lr lMe ,-. -. -. -.,,- ,.-
snaI comnun'oi ny neA' Pos', ""y'"B o' INTEREST
| tba' may occur, A.. A.. -. -, .,,,
Acorresponuen. us 'na. on ue ,s' W nls month
tDere We,c !or hav. uans ssos ~ eno pos vI ,e'n-
peacby tbat were renting mtsr having land
eo cngoer oi Saves On ne s'ana VI ouos VuI
Pondeh says-n s no. ~ common nm. TaouOe 10 OuoA 70
| ORDER the Save Vesses 70 n' OUT ~ ,anPeachy, as no
tngHh cruisers 90 mere 70 Keep ior hen anu
ne authores nere seuom or never VINO or ~na'
,hs ehescer o va. mp 10 ons ~ hh' pays Po''iocs
i - A.. Al,
that ,errorv with Yucstan f,ey wish 20 be- asr. act
arat under Territorial government since the annexa-