The New York herald., 1863-10-01

republic day and under their undouoted determination
prosecute tho war 10 the utmost Of the nations
power and their well known energy, the French VIII soon
nnd that the military question is very far from being
closed, perhaps only about TO be opened. am also
htppy in bong able 10 announce Tint Senor Fuente the
late sbe Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has been appointed
Envoy Extraordinary aud sfnlstor Ptcnipotentary TO
tho United States, and will take his departure
for that cunry tomorrow Senior Marisca late chief
clerk Of the department Of Foreign Aars gentleman OF
fine accomplishments, accompanies him secretary OF
legation. Senior Romero, the late Charge dAnairs in
Washington, will remain in this country having entocd
the army where lie has received the rank OF colonel and
HIS been appointed the staff OF the Commander in.
Chief
General Diaz, tho present mmander n. Chief Of the
national 'orces ia young man OF great promise. He
bold daring, en- eprising and OF indetatgable energy
aud serv with gre dist notion at the siege Of Pueba
He has now under his command very respectable force,
rapidly being au2mented, with which le will
soon resume offensive operations. The different
States arc responding with great alacri'y to the
appeals made upon them by the government
Tho state Of Guanauao has besides its forces with
General Diaz, nearly 1000 men, well armed. clothed
paid and fed This sate Queretaro, 0aaca, Zacatecas
Jasco Durango and other States OF the republic
ganizng their respective forces and everywhere tho
spirit Of resistance is breaking With strength and
more determination Of purpose General Negrete, who IL
operating the States Of Puebla and rascaa is already
giving great trouble to the French and In tho State Of Vera
Cruz there considerable bodies Of gueras constant
y attacking the French line OF communication. So
rs get arms and money from the United States
shall be ablo to place 100 900 10 active ope
ration against the French.
From the city Of Mexico learn that much uneasness
prevails with regard to the the United States will
"a m q he
doctrine; and that their work Is done and the pro-
camers OF the empire begin 10 the enormity OF the
act they have committed, they disposed to shrink
from the responsibility 10 the United States In which they
have become involved In case appears probable
its power Is again restored The French soldiers also
much dissatisfied with tho expedition, and anxious TO
get back TO France.
Tho boasted security which the Intervention was to
bring does not appear 10 have been realized The roads
were never more insecure than between Mexico and
Vera Cruz. The diligence is robbed even before It has
left the limits OF the cities Of Mexico and Pueba, the
srongholds Of the French and commerce Is completely
parayzed the merchants not finding security for their
goods when transmitted under convoy OF French
troops Communication from the city Of Mexico to the
interior Is Of cut off, and hear that great
city OF provisions prevails
Tho Inhabitants suffering consequence great dis.
and many ways they beginning TO feel the
weight OF the iron hand Of the invader.
The other day an estmablc young Mexican gentleman,
Eduardo Cabailero by name, walking with his wifc,
who, unfortunately, young and pretty. They
followed home by French soldier, who attempted 10
enter the house. The husband resisted and alter
cation which ensued used such weapons OF defence
he had at hand but without injury to the soldier The
latter called for assistance The husband arrested
tried before the French permanent military commission
upon the charge OF attempting TO assassnate French
soldier condemned to bo shot, and publicly executed
This Is the fate of Mexcans who 70 defena tho
houpr their wives under the civilization Napoleon
benevoently introducing into Mexico.
A thousand such outrages this which have already
marked French occspatiop-ahe whipping OF women
and the impfsonments aud conhscations OF property
which have occurrsd--ere arousng deep seated ani
mostly against the very name OF the French which It
will take long years TO This has France gained
in place Of the friendly feeling with which the French
heretofore regarded. This Is the reward Of the NJ
timed ambition Of her emperor. country devastated
and thrown into disorder. commerce ruined and senti
ments regard changed 10 emotions OF tho deepest
hatred the part entire people, Is this prosresf
It is solemn lie before the world 70 proclaim that
the people OF Mexico are n favor OF French inerven
ton that they will acquiesce 10 the establishment
OF q monarchy be II under MAximlisn any else.
They have freely adopted tho institutions they choose;
they desire other and they determined that the
republic shall be maintained.
Never were tho people no united and determined a.
now, and under the able administration OF Gen. Doblado
and Mr.. Lcrdo, supported they will be by the Govern
ors Of the States, new compagn Is about TO be inau
gurstcd which may have very different results for tho
French from that which closed at Pueba There may
for them perhaps with money and arms from the
United States, another 9Th Of May