The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19

many years the necessity becomes every day more
mpe, ious The good men OF every party relinqushing
their resepments may contribute 70 It's restoration In
tbs uvicou have been strengthened by the experience
NAV he sso That Il Is prscsicabe, and pernsps at
this time impossible but Il Is the desire OF man OF
art (v Aorsbre de o0ascn) who sspires only 70 tho
ass,e that my departure from he oouutr may not
be Interpreted IN uniayorabe manner and that the
misunders.ood idece IN face Of the nation ths tran
qu IN che testimony of my consconce, shau always be
ready 70 answer ioi ny oe,s 1shass ssssa
preme Being my ervent prayers Tor the happness o. as
republic. -uttt GNAClO COhONFORE
ADDRESS OF PRESIDENT JuAREz TO
-'I0T7 MEXICO. :.
From lie Courier francois, Of Mexico. Jan. 271
Proclamation Of citizen Bento JuArez President OF the
supreme Court Of Justice and chief Of the Executive power
ofthe Nation, to the inhabitants Of the republic
Mexcsnsi The constitutional government Of the repub
Nc wl9se march has been interrupted by the detection Of
theveFy man who was The depositary Of the supreme
country has just received sanction explicit
eoQuon: that only those who obstnasey shut their eyes
before the evidence Of facts can disown II. .sLt0
Those who either With good bad faith refused TO
ce the social reforms proclaimed 70 the honor Of Mexico
and for the common good ~ the conttution, spared
the r;sk Of sacrifcirg national unity and The in
dependence Of the republic they invoked the "a
cfed name OF our religion 70 make serve as an
instrument 70 liegitiniste ambitions, and with the
intention Of destroy ing at one single blow the liberty
the Mexcans have conquered at the price Of many
acrices: they awaited themselves for carrying out their
projects Of the elements of strength the nation had
interests OF her preservation and fo the defence Of her
rights lad placed in the hands Of chief till then honor
with the unlimited confidence Of the country, How
great those resources may have been they dsap
peared before the national WILL and served only TO set
forth the disappointment OF the fomentevs of legaty;
and this manifestation shows in its true light the
practical TRUTH that henceforwad the destnes Of the
public vii no longer depend either on the viii Of single
the caprices Of factions whatever may be the
Precedents or those who belong 70 Them
The general viii, as is expressed in the constitution
and the laws which the nation given itself through it
legitimate representatives is the only guide the Mexi
cans have 70 follow, in order TO be happy and 10
erjoy the benefits Of peace. Faithful TO that prn-
cipe which has always directed my conduct,
and cbeying the summons OF the nation accepted the
supreme power soon as had the liberty to proceed to
my post Charged with this difficult task by q constu-
ona law and not by the favor Of factions shall during
the short period OF my admips alton exert myself to the
utmost that the government be the impartial protector Of
Individual guarantees and the defender of the rights Of
the nation and the public liberties Until the Congress of
the Union be able TO resume It's important Abors, shall
decree the rendered by
FOR regulating the march Of the administration in its diff
ferent branches, and for establishing peace shall
heir hands or any other way refuse 10 obey the laws
md authority and should they unfortunately continue TO
follow the march they are engaged in, shall employ
against them the necessary energy in order to make
spected the prero0ave Of the supreme authority Of the
republic.
Mexicaps you know now the rules of the conduct am
about to follow lend me your support the cause we de-
end just one, and let hope that divine Providence
will continue 10 protect IL TO the end.
GrANAJuAIo, Jan 49, 1853. BESff0 JUAREL.
MANIFESTO OF GENERAL PARRODI.
The republic has again been thrown into serious and
imminent danger thanks to the last perdy Of the traitor
zuloaga who, in the citadel of Mexico, declared himself
for santa Anna and the organic laws Is Indispensable
under such circumstances TO punish by energetic
the horrible rebellion Of ZuloAga for is well
known that Santa Anna has agreed with the Spanards
fore inform the generals who the head of the bri
gades Of the army that they are authorized by me- in
dene the attributes Of the General CHIEF to apply IN
the brgades Of their command with regard 10 the
spstors the penalty designated in article "a OF the law
Identity Of the getty conformaby articles and Of the
same law you having only afterwards 70 inform me of
also direct your Exceency 10 have this made
public the general order addressed the corps and
companies otthe army: God and liberty.
GuApAIAJARA, JAM Is, 1858.
PRESIDENT ZULOAGA'S STATE COUNCIL.
The Council OF State has been formed. Senior d. Der.
nardo Couto has been elected President Of the Council
the Seniors Jose Joaquin Pesado and the Bishop Of Tenagr
Vice Presidents. The Seniors Jose Maria Andrade and
Juan NJ Vertz have been appointed Secretaries 70 the
body.
Tue following lis, comprises the representatives Of the
States and Territories who compose the Council -
observation-disclosures. d. Tomas Lopez Pimentel;
substitute. General d. Jose Rincon Gallardo.
Coahuila-Princpal d. Juan b. ormsechea; substitute,
u. Manuel Diaz Zmbrom.
Chidrus-Prpcipal, d Francisco Iurbe; substitute, Lie
d. jose Maria Zsldivar
Chfhuahud-PrncipAl, u. Pedro Jorrin; substitute Gen
d. Ramon Morales.
Duapoo-Principal, D. Jose Guadalupe Arrola; substi.
tute, Lie. ID Pedro Ahumada
Guongjudto-Principal, Lie ID Mariana Moreda; subst.
tute, ID. Joaquin 0bregon.
Gurrero-Principal, D. Jose Joaquin de Rosas subst
tute, General D. Bento Haro
Jolisoo-Principal, lie de jose NJ Cuevas substitute
H. Crispinano del Castillo.
Michoucun-rrncipai, II. Jose Ramon Mao substitute
General d. Jose NJ. Uearte
k1ioo-Principal, D. Luis C. chavarr substitute, D.
Juan ArtAs Ozta
MGR, T.op-princoal Ceneral m Ignaro Mora y villa
mil; substitute, ID. Manuel Carpo.
Odraoa-Prtncipal, Lie. d Miguel Aristan substitute
Puebla-Principal, D. Francisco J. Miranda substitute
n. Antonio Perez Almendaro
Qotta,o-Prncipal Lie, D. Juan n. vcrtz; substitute,
j. Ramon Samancgo.
San Luis I'otosi-Principal, D. Jose Joaquin Pesato
substitute, ID. Agustn Rada.
lSonoro-Irncpal, limo. ST. 0bspo de Tenagra; sub
stita,e, n. Jose Miguel Jmenez.
sinaroa--Prncpal, d. Jose NJ Andrade substitute d.
Miguel Pacheco.
ialasoo-Trncipal, d. Hermcnegldo de villa; substi-
tute, General d. Panhlo Bsrasorda
Tdmo,dipds-principal, D. Joaquin Castillo Lanzs;
substitute, u. Martin de Ia Cara Flores.
Juoatan--PriDcipa, ID. joaquin dc Haro Tamariz;
substitute, ID. Felix Beistuegui.
Ttrd C1s-Principal, lie. H. Bernardo Couts substi.
,ute, u. Joaquin Munoz Munoz
zdoafeoas-rrincipal, d. Pedro Echeverra substitute,
u. Pedro Ramirez
Disriet-FrDcpai D. Gregorio Mier Terau; substi.
tute, II. Ignscio Cortna Chavez.
Territory If CdiVcria-Prncipal, ST. Or. n Francisco
Scrrano; substitute, ID. Joaquin flores
Territory n Coiims-Principal. lie. u. Juan r. de San
Miguel; substitute, d. Juan NJ Flores.
Territory Of tie Id> Of Cdrmer-Prlncpal d. Antonio
Icszs; substitute, II Bonifsco Gutierrez.
Tsryiy q Sierra Govdd Principal. General d. Angel
Perez Psacioe; substitute, n. Ignaco Pquero
Territory q 7Idzcalc-prneipsl, y. jose Lopez orsgosa
substitute n. Ignscio BernAl
MtrCo, Jan. rs, 1858.
PRESIDENT ZULOAGA'S CABINET AND
SCHEME OF GOVERNMENT.
The formation OF cabinet, the second important step
Mexican government making, did prove an easy task
The ambition OF those holding the power seems 10 have