The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

no choice others consider TOO slow conveyance and
. great many prefer the EAgish steamer.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Translated from The Diario Do a Marina Of HAVANA Sept
I, for tho NEW YoRz HERALD
me Dart e "a kasnS & the ,sn nss denies The
Of Mramcn siroe his retreat 70 the capital
after tho battle Of siao. a
resigned the Presidency Ia consequence Of the unfavor.
resd Of that battle. He acting only a. the sub
tute Of zuoasa Until this latter disappeared and then
believing that be could not legally continue dseharrs
the duties Of the poet and mentioning the Council
Of state, that body replied that, in their opinion,
zee ilnas President which he had boon doing the
3lst Of January OF last year. Miranda differed with
hem and directed that tho governing function shond be
devercd into ths hands Of the President OF The supreme
Court, which pgy done 18th of august.
subsequently, ccr-rmaby % decree iaued in January,
dency meeting nnta OF distinguished represen ttives
from the departments assembled and ibe l4,h
since retreat nom siIso Az the meeting there were
twenty three individuals, Snor Larcs presiding The
voting showed nineteen against one the remaining thsse
being blanks The nomination being made known, Mira
mon replied, accepting view OF the difficulties which
the u The country presented and demand
ing the support OF all good Mexicans.
ON the 22d the President cd interim Mramon) received
Don jos qun Francsco Pacheco Ambassador of her Ca
holc Majesty Mexico. The ceremonial Of the recep
op entirely new In the republic shows that the govern
rent omitted nothing which could add TO The solemniy
81 the occasion The following speeches show the position
government VI her Majesty and her Ambassador and Nj
ramon knew we'll how to appreciate the sentiments
pressed ~ Mr. Pacheco m manner worthy Of his well
We beg 70 call attention the speech Of the Ambasss
given " the interventons Of the Anglo American pre
and 10 follower, the federal press OF Aexco-
srrnon or szsoR PAcHEoo, AMBASSADOR rIznrorssTARy
Mr. PRnzDxST-I have the honor 70 place in the hands
your xceency Tho cfedental letter Of her Catholic
Majesty, aocrediiDg me her Ambassador Pienpotsntiay
TO tho republic Of MEXICO Az Interpreter OF the sent
ments Of my august sovereign would be pleased TO
clare 70 your Exceency the sympathetic interest which
prosperity and for It's glory were il not more be-
coming under nj circumstances express you the
grief with which the unhappy struggle witnessed which
rends Der bosom and dvets and compromises her high
destiny II impossible, Mr.. President, that
the Queen Of Spain Ok her eyes deporabIe pc
ture without being panied ana afflicted In her SOUL Il 10
impossible thai contemplate the spot without
bitter expression Of badness rising in my mind and
separate people spanard Mexcanl No recognizes
with more sincerity than we the Independence aud the
sovereignty Of the latter no one respects more the Just
rights OF Its liberty aLd self dependence But in spite OF
that we are Of common origin, with language
gon and one history up 70 the time Of our fathers Tae
alfer the fact that We are relations, aud near
relations and we look with Indifference
The fortune, or the contrary of our bro,ncrss Why
caoh other in contest as wicked II 10 nerminable7
In this toemn act in which, after the termination Of sad
differences, saiAe this roble country, representing the
person Of her Catholic Majesty the nrst my duties has
been 70 deplore the greyous situation in which lind
that your Excelency will do all In your power
nate that conflict and those misfortuDes Your Exceen
cy brave general; allow me also TO hope confidently
that you viii be likewise great patriot In civil dscord
victory does not through arms alone peace
come but through the medium Of honorable settlement
Halter mysef that your Excehcncy wilt not deny those
propositions. am sure that the voice Of fr endy GO
vernmens III Ind welcome in your breast, and that
the true interests OF country which has rascd Won 70
such post win not be Lost sight Of nor obl,eraied nom
your heart. May the day come, Mr.. President when
may consider the Mexican republic unted happy and
nF fat
gressive truths Of age realized property guar aneed
liberty secured, independence nvloate glorious
beautiful and Satisfactory spectacles for him who
addresses these cordial words 10 your Excclleucy
viii be enc Of the sweetest moments for the August Queen
who has honorod me with the representing her person In
these regions, 10 fair and worthy Of better fate
rnmnrST MRAxoS's REPLY
His Excellency the President replied ~ follows
Mr. AnRAssADon-I with sentiments Of the most
cordial esteem and sincere peasu the letter Of the
4,rscrSp,ry Ana y0s q ,sis r.ouSc ga
and ceporabe In the situation, unfortunately 70 which
the events OF an obanaic and prolonged struggle have
measure that that day, 70 be forever memorsbls,
when the people Of spain and Mexico, united by
diaersuses % bind themselves BY those o. sadsSip
ssn.imen.s Of Joy and gadness win como 70 mingse with
those sentiments which your Exceency representing the
person Of her Catholic Majesty has been pIeased 70 en-
srss, ana the generous 10 crest which yoa take 10 u: IN
caa republic scnslbIe of the disasters Of wsr which
~ q e aS sos
ssny saS supreme eSs q De n NJ s am as
Which Interest ssmseves the pssssssica he rspas
iic and for my pt TO do all can hat shs sacred Into
Vor NY v' "a =
the Wishes q the worthy representative Of The ausst
sovereign Of Spain the end that civil dscord being
aayed, order 70 established and government cousciE
dated The independence aud sovereignty Of the noxo
nation may DO forever secured.
government Of lramon aftcr By election 10 Tho frcsi
dency. renewed rotations with the foreign diplomatic
body which bad spended thsm on the occasion OF The
raj came 10 Mexico city and presented himself 70 the
government abandoning every prcension, ard asking 70
miiied HIM told. and offered himself Tor any
employ meni In which he could Be Of
ceaed nc dssisr q so, but explains - caused By
the "a. troops r.seniy collected for the purpoe o. rn
Ing uew corTs daymse-ws actively employed In Goa
which ihsy hoped 70 assemble have already ssli,
more than n GO men and 100 pieces Of artillery Al the
ss s me- CT ss y sas. :.
ARA AN Lois and Zacatccxs, In the pos9 Of the
iederalss whoec army CT armies were marching on the
capital where. appears, they we're resolutsly awaited,
ard with great hops Of severe blow being Inflicted %
II ~ calculated thai operations would commence ~
the b~ginsins q this month and this would appear 70
ccafe that The prstont General did not prop 70
'i n. .ffss, h q vera y n: cry ~
Abroad aer giving account Of The events II oJsra,
wnsrv Gen. Cobos vns routed sprea1s sslf Immensely
upcu The saAr al Slao, vbere, says, The federaist
generals, Gcnsaler, ort0ga rueolta, Aron and cuva-
ja we're viciors me nfs, according 70 some direct sg
tne slicu, aad Gen. zaxasoa, according ~ others. II
rretsnds also ttas Gradalsjara fsl into thc hands
OF The federsisu, Who were marching on ths
s:s s,ds, s .sSS.' sss men. :ad ssr
private letters from Vera Cruz that Junction
approach Of tne two armies IN NE nsgkborhood of hc
capital would oc<asio1 some gsocrny unokcd Tor event
letter puts the IN thsoe tssns n since, Tor
the tef nee q The capital, half ~ Forces uhnh Tho 90
vtrrmsrt - milling AmountDg 70 Is go men, would
sumo; supposed that " thas Generalization thcrs
possibly plAr axrAzged bcGoreAAaA by hrzznoa with
az TO federal cAiefs and that the
ssecsiss q the tvo armies ne 10 hss, pcacs ON b
prorlAlned.r
The letter 70 which refer ccres nor a rsr-
500 Apparently sufHcicnty impartial IN the reis-
too be gives, and af1s besides -" On every
side events tnd 70 speedy es'tsr1cnt, IN
very possible that srch toys may hsvr orgnatc from
the very general desire tna there should be psace but
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