The New York herald., 1863-07-17
INTERESTING MEXICAN NEWS.
Formation Of a Provisional Govern
ment in the Capital.
Juarez Declares His Determination
to Continue the War.
F0REY'S ADVICE TO THE MExlCANS.
MOnarchical Tendency of the
InterventiOnists.
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SPEECHES, PROCLAMATIONS, DETAILS,
Ae, DO. 10.
FoREY's ADVICE TO The MExICANS.
Our Havana Corresponds nce.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, July IL, 1868.
The English steamer front, from Vera Cruz, arrived
here the 6th, and brought variety Of details from
Mexico, which shall endeavor 70 reproduce order On
May 25 days before Juarez left the capital at
tempt made to raise force for the defence Of the
city BY mprcssng persons for that purpose upwards
Of nine thousand individuals seized by the police
the greater part OF whom liberated the night
on the plea that there not enough but also
owing TO the excitement which unpopular proceeding
caused, and the representations made by Generals
Berrozabal and Negrete that such a force would
be entirely useless and Inadequate. Juarex therefore
made up hts mind tho Goth to leave the city to
It's fate and depart else~her The archives were
removed concealed and money, horses, mules,
wagons &C., exactcd from tho citizens aid tho
departure OF the auth rites On the 3lst tho Congress
held its last session, closing four O'Clock r. NJ. The
President OF the City Council advised foreigners to
arm for thcir protection which they did the French,
English, Germans and spaniards assembling at various
points whore they organized and appointed patrols who
made their regular rounds thus most por
fcct order In the city In the meantme-that is the
early part OF the night OF the 3st-ihe authorities e
under the escort OF the greater portion OF the
sand troops who had garrsonod the capital prtion,
under tho command OF General Pornrio Diaz, beng
thrown out beyond Penon watch the enemys ance
and another portion covering the rouca road. The
quantity money which Juarsx with him Is esti.
mated at only hundred thousand dollars The troops
Of Rivera and Cucar still in tho city and environs
during the next day June Il but their presence d not
their opinions In favor OF the order Of things
and At i've O'Clock the evening Of the tho pealing
o all the church bos announced the adhesion Of Mexico
city 10 tho freuch Intervention address General
Forey was prepared signed BY multitude OF persons,
It's functions, and General saias took upon himself the
owl AID military governorship q the city On the
Chsssours do vincenncs arrived a, the gate n
San Lixiro whore they encamped and thousands o eo
pie went out 70 see them On the evening OF tue Sth.
Possession OF the National Palace constituting himself
Military Governor pro ten Geu torcy set out Irom pue
bla the same day. On the 7th the DIVISION Gen Pa
zane arrived and the 10th Gen. torey, with
mandcr OF the army except our thou aud eit at
have already been informed The Ii,b being tho church
festival of Crpus Christi, torcy saigny, Almontc, &C.
appeared In tho procession, tho day closing a
public dinner, at which forey male speech, returning
thanks for The brilliant reception him and his army
and urging union among Mexicans On the isth mu
nc,ai authorities Of rueba gave their for aide.
SION 10 tho nterventinn-an example which followed
| by al the towns In the strict o, Mexico.
In The meantime Juarez proceeded q san LUIS TOT ~
arrived az which city he issued proclamation
uon, cxpla ing his teasns cor having lei, the capital,
adding that he has chosen San Luis because ocrs many
facilities for carrying on the against The enemy and
closing with an eshoftaton TO union amorg hts
trymer. Tho Minister Tor Foreign Aitus had also
Issued a circular, dated June 10, announcing tho
cstab shncnt Of tho supreme government o the republic
government would oontiuue 10 he exercised. General
Bcrroxabai acag for the time bslnr Minister Of War
sued his circular likewise, under the dafe m
witch h. declares tha the eotermued TO
contin It's resistance aud rotlacs thc ycrn re- uf the
various states 20 scrrae the nubur trtols IN their
respective States, create ccrs and IN Orna
tion 4 what crccs tres place at tho dsposal tho
government. lormsrent committee OF Congress was
10 So ssn ., San LUIS. presided over BY Messs Narcl
and lerdo de 1cj .la.
have O these Documents and know ~ their
existence and Canehts only through the newspapers
On the other hiud General f,fcy publ he'd his mani.
fcst0 TO the Mexican nati lie says his mission had
the twofod purpoc " making the weight of French
lelt, and u Offering Mexico the operation of
France to assist IN establishing government which
sh uld be Tho result of free choice government which
shall practise, above all, justice, probiy aud good faith
IN foreign reitiops and liberty home but liberty
should be understood, walking IN the path order
with rcspec, for religion, property AID family" Tho
victories of the army, he says, have amply fulnned
One PURPOSE, while tie ISOLATION OF the political
question del cnds on the Mexicans Here tho General
urges UNION and concord:-.let all honest men the
mo ctiycns ~ all opaions unite party-that
of order Have no pary yiows worthy of you of the
victory party another look at things from
II lor cmnencc. Aband,n those demonsts lions of be