The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25

desires 70 estsbsh religious intolerance where
as all civilized countries, even Rome herself grant to other
religions the liberty OF being exercised In their midst Il
sres 10 establish the military vested rights and privileges
whereas the French army 10 free from them, and is
tablish the eociesasC vested rights" whereas the cler
gy OF France consisting OF the most enlightened an ia
nous ecclesasscs in the world has, no such thing and
is Notwithstanding, respectable body desires to put
down the law secuarzng ecclesiastical property where.
this law founded upon social and economical prin
cipe-a principle Of political economy-the justice aud
neoessy Of which are admitted and had been carried
not only In France but In Spain ITSELF 1t desires
put down the law that the clergy should be salarisd
paid by the State whereas this principle which ia
tablished both in France and Spain.
&c. then, absolute monarch, under the auspices OF
European protectorate religious intolerance, privileged
rights holding in mortmain the chief part Of he land OF
the country, privileged monopolies-in word all and
everything which constitute the aim and object of this
rograde party stamped with the seal of coudemua
ton by the actually sting civilization Of every CT vzed
country. Therefore, TO think OF setting up these things
nucleus Of new IDEAS and the hope Of human progress
for future ages-s simply absurd But because il Is ab
surd, 1t is also impossible.
Ated-to die-to perish by of its and
from its sbsurdies in the folly and madness Of its
dcse and viii DO immense s to the country Il may
in fact be kened TO unstic but this unatc this ravng
maniac, is armed with An incendiary torch with which he
skindlipg vast confagraon, but in the midst Of which
How the Press Il Treated In Mexico.
MEXICO, May II, 1858
The Hrads and its proprietor have been the victims
events Of The 18th Of August 1856 but without taking into
account that the 22d Of January last took its revenge
by ssckng the houses OF Aessrs Bar Picaros Buenoso
and others In full peace when s said that there
established authorities the house OF the proprietor of
raldo has been twice attacked and pluudered In open
ter Of the interior and the Governor Of the district and
his subordnates have the glory Of having committed this
the most scandalous attempt on record even In the most
The Hraldo was fined $500, as is said, because il pub
lshed the Of Gen. Echeagsray having advanced
wards Pueba The government which desired to force its
editors 10 besow their praises ito duct proposed
to the proprietor Of the newspaper just condemn ID doe
to withdraw the worthy answer he mad gven and to ask
for pardon Senior Godoy refused to accede TO such
initiation and this worthy conduct, which everybody else
would have appreciated in true light is considered By
the government act of rebellion In consequence of
this ordered press and three hundred volumes OF
different works TO be seized-eecs which have three
times the value OF the $500 hne Inc whole fact pub
lished in the said newspaper aud also in Ell Sigo.
Several days had elapsed when, at ten O'Clock on the
night # the 7th inst certain Senior Cnapea presented
himself at the house of Senior Godoy who then al
by which he was again fined $500 for having published
the Herddo observations on the law against robbers
and highwaymen and further, for having ad United
a. communi cation in his paper, two sounets-oae TO
Orsin and another TO Pierri. The proprietor of the
vernon representation ten O'Clock that ngnt the
Chspea and another person. assisted by the self styled
Colonial Gua who placed under arms bis battalion quar-
tered in St. Augusn notified ST. Godoy that Of
his not having paid the nne he (CnapslA had received
orders TO supprees the HraIdo and give him warning
he vas presented WITH numSer Of os RsraSo And sss
ing that there was political subject treated in IL, ST.
Chapea took Is with him in order to consult with the
supreme government BALI an hoar after he back
with three soldiers and took away about nine hundred
copies OF the Herdldo. the day following this night
SLOWED to remain poaissurbsa On Monday =, elevsS
O'Clock, certain ST. Agular, employed In the Office OF
the District ana cousin or the famous Minister OF
the Interior Of Santa Anna young whom they called
q q
Godoy, and in order 10 get the payment or the
second nne they seized the greater part Of the
furniture Of the parlor the ante aud Office Of
editor short time afser this was done the depostsry
came back with ten or twelve porters a,d carried away
the said furniture The deposary stated that having
suited the Minister whether the furniture should be
away and such scandal given, the latter had replied
"instany and without any loss OF Time his Excslency
wishing 10 give proof OF mis- energy
On that day the first uumber OF the aurora appeared
miscellaneous and literary paper without treating Of
politics. 1t related with moderation what had passed
latve to the suspension OF ~ Hsydlo This moderation,
considered sufficient being intended 70 run
him who had not submitted TO the exgeucies OF govern
ment which had sprung from mutiny. On the same
evening, at eight o'clock the Cnspea notified SENIOR
Godoy Of the following SUPP eme resolution -
''Hs Exceency the Provisional President ofths republic
orders you immediately stop tbs publication Of the jour
nal entitled La Aurora which 10 day has been issued the
.,sr snober ane OF s"o & ra % hs
treasury besides that which has been ztn
cover the payment Of both limos within twenty four
hours and warning besides tbs said Sr Godoy not 90
publish in bis printing Office any journal Whatever may
be its and object regards any pamphlets be may
print not to circulate any without first sending copy Of
them to the government, and to obtain its permit
is 10 be put at the foot OF said copy"
Al the same time Chapes carried of with him $50 copies
Of second number OF la Aord which printed oay
side Two days after having found ST. Goioy
the succeeding day the ssd Aguar his deposary aud
notary proceeded 70 reazs the payment o, the third
by Selling another press, two chases together with the
forms OF La Aurora already suppressed aud moreover
the carpets, Clothes furniture bookcase and paintings
dedicated to Senior Godoy by the celebrated artists VINO
visited here OF the latter they left only the portrait OF
Senior Comonfort, whom seems they respected Ia
the flower and the clothes OF the wardrooes
the robbers accustomed TO do. The sackng
was complete. The house OF Senior Godoy was twice
ders The entire population frightened by such acts
cd interests and the scandal great
nothing else talked o. This pie account exactly
true and can warrant IT, tho whole city beng acquant.
Cd with the facts which the general topic OF
sAtlon.