Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-04
Tnsereatlua fre.n rEexico.


Through the Havana correspondence Of Il
Northern papers, we have some very inteTestin
advices from Mexico. The dates from VeI
Cruz are 70 the lst of October. Mr. DaTand
Amand, captain of the line-oEbattle ship, hs
taken possession of the government Of the cit
Of Vera Cruz and its Notifications. On toe 81:
of September the ine-ofbattle ship TuIezHs an
the steam transports Chsptal and Youne srrive
in SacrifcolOs, the first having on board Genera
FOrey and troops, and the two others troops an
materials, The CbAptal aud the Youns entere
the following day the poFtOf Vera Cruz, to LAM
the forces which they had on board. Genera
| Forey landed On the oath, but he had been pre-
ceded by the following remarkable proelama
| EoH
"Me1icsns When the Emperor NasOleon in
1 trusted me with the command of the new army
which will very soon join me, he ordered me K
/ make his true intentions known to you. When
some months ago, Spain, England and France,
having the same objects to attain, saw them.
selves led to Join together for the same motive,
the government of the Emperor sent to Mexico
only a small number Of soldiers, leaving to the
most aggravated nation the principal direction
TO exact the reparslion Of common grievances
But by fatality which it was difficult to fore
see, the parts have been changed, and France
has remained to defend alone what she thought
was the interest Of all
This new situation does not eause her to
shrink back. Convinced Of the justice Of her
reclsmstions, and fortified by her favorabls in
tententions toward the regeneration Of Mex. CO.
sho has perseversd, and viii moro than ever per
severe in the object, which she has proposed to
herself Il is not against the Mexican peoels
that I come to make war, but against handful
Of men, without scEuplss and without con-
science, who have tTampled upon the rights Of
men, have governed, By means of the most san
culinary system of terror, and who, TO sustain
themselves, have not been ashamed Of selling to
foreigners, piec3 BY piece, the terrisOry of their
country. Ii has been tried to excite against the
national feeling, pretending to make you believe
that wa como with the object Of saddiing upon
the country q government to our liking. Very
far from it. As soon as the Mexican people shall
oe liberated by our arms, they will freely elect
the government which they please have the
express orders 20 declare you this.
The strong-miuded nan who kavo come to
join us deserve our special projections bus in the
name of the Emperor do / call, without distinc-
ti0n of parties, sl those who wish for the inde-
pendence Of their country and the integrity Of
their territory. Il IS not the policy Of France, on
tllNJuA~ "a polboAhA tAAEtAboks ~ AAaCAQlo Win
the internal discussions Of foreign nations but
when, for legitimate reasons, she finds herself
Obliged to interfere it is sluays in the interest
OF the country where she exercises her action.
Remember, Mexicans, that wherever her banner
floats, ss well in America as in Europe, it repre-
sents the cause of the peopls and of civilization
VERA Cruz, September "a. FOREY,
THE General Of Division, Senator, Command
ing-in-Chet the Expeditonary Army in Mex
leo"
4 letter from Vera Cruz of the 9th hes the
following;
General Forey has decreed that he does not
recognize General Almonte as 'chiefsupreme Of
the nation title which he hss conferred uson
himself, but solely 3s 6 general Of the republic
Ia consequence of this important step, ne has
ordered, and yesterday (26.h) his order took
effect, that the following individuals should re-
turn to take charge Of the offices which they
held until within few days, viz: Ssuano and
Marin the first civil, and the second military
governor, whose functions had been united ia
the hands of The general Of division, Adrian
Woll, by decree Of General Almonte.
"The proclamation of the new French chief
and plenipolentisry extraordinary, and the first
measures which he has taken, show a very
marked change IN the policy which was initiated
in Orizaba
General Forsy has in his hands all the mill
tsry and civil powers, the Emperor having nom-
mated him by decree of the 4lh of July last, his
minister plenipOtentiary in Mexico, as that no.
body but himself is intustsd with the solution
of the governmental questions. NJ. de Saligny,
in conformity with the orders Of the Emperor,
viii continue to reside in Mexico, with the posi-
tion Of ordinary minister, whose powers remain
momen:Erily subordinate to those Of an smbas-
ssdor extraordinary.
The Vera CruzaHO of the 23d confirms The news
Of the death Of General zsrsgozs Ii says with
regard to this that the JuArisss made = grand
display Of mourning. The corpse was brough,
from Puebs, where the demise occured, TO the
capital, where 1t was during two days exposed
to the public, il the municipal palaces.
Another letter from Vera Cruz says:
The health of this Plsce is improving very
fast; We scarcely hear Of case of ths fever.
Business in general is stagnant; very little doing
in the shipping market. Soma half dozen yes
sells have arrived within the past ten days from
the States, which has given some movements
in our Imports
EKchsnges On London Is Per cent, premium
on New York IS per cent discount.
Great Joy in the Palsce-the csptsin. generals
lady has given birth to son mother aud child
doing we'll