The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30
INCIDENTAL AID AND ENCOURAGEMENT.

INCIDENTAL AID AND ENCOURAGEMENT.
THE RETURN OF GENERAL NIRANoN.
The Madrid journals Of the last Of october announce
that General Mramon exPresident Of the republic, had
left that capital for Cadz embark for his own country
in vessel Of the Spanish feet.
GENERAL DON MIGUEL MRAMON, M-PREsIDENT OF
MEXICO.
This Mexican onicer distinguished IN the late civil
in Mexico and who escaped 70 Havana the
Of Juarez born in the year 1892 He first appeared
prominent actor in the political events Of his country
in the winter Of 1885, when Zuoaga the eins Of
power by revolutionary reaction which overturned the
government Of Comonfort and placed him in the Prss
dental chair. On the death Of the young General
osollo, who died at San Luis Potosi in the summer
Of 1869, Aramon was appointed 10 the command
Of the reactionary army, and soon Atsrwasds eom-
pleely defeated General vdauyYi, Governor q Nusva
Leon and Coahula, near the city II Gan Luis Petosi
Sept 29). Subsequently no marched against Tie city
Of GuadaiNara, routed Gen. Desslado, who had marched
70 him. and took possession II that city. hs
next event d Importance was hs appointment q M
sidsnt ad t1t BY zuoasa, when h organised N a.
petition against Vera Crus, and IN March, $780, Md
siegs 70 that important place. wAsrs s nbsSs, govsp-
nsnt was thsn exercising to authority q bsss cesjd
The result Of that siege, disastroas % Nkam9 Wen
known After The action Of Tie United statss squAdon,
v assss him h the sege, and 80 " Two unsueossol
ATTACKS on hs lind side, he rssigsd trm bsws IL was
with small remnant Of the 600 man - ned againss s,
and aer toilsome and psrilous Sch, arrived Il the
capital towards The middle Of April entering that city
with only 100 men.
Apart from his political vsws Nyanea possesses many
elements which, under othss and more favorable srcum
Stances would make him 1TsAssr nan than be b. A.
all events his ndomtabls courage beth moral end ply
ssa his IRON force of character and decision hie fsrt
~ IN resources. energy and unqassttoaable ability ~
military leader place him among the remarkable men II
the day. That man unknown but yesterday should
suddenly elevate himself 70 the summit Of power, and
put under his feet ~ the power and wisdom Of his
country, ID wonderful but when IL considsrsd that
he accompanied this and won world wide fame be.
fore he twenty eight years Of age, his bitterest
enemy cannot deny him ability Of high order. The
future Of such win be curious and interest
ing for he has too much restless energy 10 had
tive life.
The second interest Is TO be found in the
NUMBER OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN MEXICO.
On this subject the Journal des Debats Observes
II the European Powers did not number by Thousands
their subjects in Mexico nothing would DO easier than 10
leave that unfortunate country grow gradually more
disorganized until the United States, delivered from their in,
s,e QIayTels, should and reeablish order for en
But Span England and France largely represented in
Mexico and many people ignorant that after SPAIN
France numbers Of her subjects in the midst Of this
the Mexican Secretary for Foreign Affairs was--