The New York herald., 1863-09-05
IMPORTANT FRoI IEyIco.
Occupation Of xampico by ths
french,
Co., &C.. &e.

We have intelligence from Mexico to Augusta. Nht
the efect that the French possession Of 1Ampcs
which city they entered the 9th Of August. 10 no
stated however, whether there was any resistance
offered BY the Nsxicans the landing Of the Prencl
forces, or at was the strength Of the invading troops
This move would, however, indicate march against Sa
Luis. whsrs auarss stHl maintains himself, and claim
70 be st the legitimate head the Mexican
He has summoned the Representatives Of the foreir
governments csan Luis; but sppears that only one
these oncals-an atsache 70 the Chilean cgation-ha
presented himself. Tho road from Tampico san Luis
now opcn to the march Of the French troops with bu
little or no obstructions in the way, and is pretty ce
that that city is their nnal destination The future
ton OF Juarez well that United States govern
mens, is anxiously looked for in Mexico.
Our City or Mexico Correspondence.
MEXICO, July 80, 1863.
ne Kerican Cy0yy and French Inirpsn.ion-P Protector
to Church Property Hclders-Labov Sundays Per
ninef after Hearing kass-Generai RoIiss' Addrea
Written just Previous to His E5ecsaion--Re Declare
tho Aericans Incapable Of Self Gossnm n-Anziesy &
Ksoso soaat scill Be e Action Of ths United States Gor
nens on the Establishment Of Nsricdn Eapirc-A Ner
Western Republic in mpatton-Iares Hos I,uites
the Representatives Of F5reen GoUermnsens to San Lsis
Departure Of the Commissioners to Bring Ont the Hnpc
yof de-, dc.
The harmony noticed my last letter to the ExRAIrx
has been somewhat Jared by the precpitancy Of the
clergy In their endeavors 70 control tho intervention
These very stupid people (he Mexican cergy presume
TO fancy that because they have accepted the interview
ton they have therefore the right turn all its force &c
carrying out their rcveDgefu designs against their
cent enemies The step Of this kind ordering
the suspension Of all labor upon houses known clergy
property The French had already decided by decree to-
resttute all properties belonging 70 charitable insttu
tions and tho Mexican clergy At made dash upon
this to moest purchasers Of their property Their repre-
ssnatives nominaiy In power here, ordered the
suspension OF all works there consequently greas
confusion amongst all classes or clergy property holders
Although there few OF these people who deserve any
consideration whatever, still there are few who have
purchased good faith and in shielding them from injury
the ogues who have swinded the State are given pro-
lection they do not deserve General Forey by Of
the Count dc Salgny is supposed has decided 70 give
an clergy operty holders equal protection until such
time there can be revision OF all these titles and he
has therefore required the supreme executive power
Tor regency to undo what they did In connection
with the orders for suspension OF work ON clergy
property. The executive power also came
with decree prohibiting labor Sundays, except
by permission Of the curate and by attending a mass
before going 70 labor This decree called down upon tho
heads of the regency the rdicue Of the whole French
army, who astounded witness ouch displays OF
the ncapacisy Of the exicans 70 do any good for them
selves in the way OF legislation. Gen. Forey, noswh
standing tho supremacy Of the power of the regency
procured tho repeal rather suspenson, Of this most
stupid Decree Thus two Of the principal acts OF the re
gency have been undono the SPOT and believe - has
been provided that the regency do - little as possible 1
remarkable paper has been published here within the
past few days. IL ia an address from Gen oDes 70 mis-
fellow countrymen written few moments before he
ShO hy OrdHr zen JNrap
address 10 firm and dignicd and displays ioar Of ho
tate that then awaited The author Con- Roblss couiesses
10 his countrymen his dy ing conviction that sufficient
examples had been furnished prove tho ncapacty q
the Mcxicans for segovernmeat. and he therefore
their only mode of salvation. This address has haA
powerful nuencc public opinion, - has furnished
msny with streng arguments In support Of their own con-
victoDs.
While Intervention is daily becoming moro popular
desire know what Brother Jonathan is eoing 70 ~
about the establishment Of empire his southern bor
60 .isxican anarchy would be gsa % see the Uni,sd
states take hand In the business here, and main
rsan,e nam 'hc sanc'y r0e Monroc doctrine Ipece
much has been secured BY the efforts OF France;
but the policy or France is too restrictive for the wants
o Mexico and tho United States drive the French,
tue country under Anglo Saxon enterprise will 60 ahead
as no other part OF tho word.n Everybody eacuates
1--WE VIII never 20 ahead lay until the Yankees get bold
q Us his is the lace the Mexican question Is put
tDg on, and very soon wc expect parties to divide
upon or whether better 70 have American
or French intervention; whist no one win be bold
'no3sn 70 cry out for any Of the old exclusive native
some politicians, who have learned lesson from the
stupidity OF Juarcz, have laid their together and
upon establishment of republic out Of the
atcs OF sosora SiDaIoa Durango Chihuahua Lower
California. lhe act Of Independence has been agreed
upon aud should be published BY this tins. cannot
say Yet what action the French will take IN this maor
but they not lively than they have been
toiors tho republic will get much the of
them. ms the Western republic fRepnblica de Occiden
tai the establishment csed) proposes bring
in an immense mm grafton from California. They say
they viii have2 900 settlers 10 and sinaoa by
the OF this year. their aid nsy propose
t. give tho public lands freely TO actual scttlsss
Juarez remains at san Luis potos but BIN friends oon
tine 9 aband him and return 4 this capital General
Comoniort arrived hire tho sd. He s very unwe,
aud has not made himself pubic since his arrival Mira
mon arrived here yesterday He Is SAID TO have forco
10 the field the frontier, under thu command Of
Cobos DobIado remains at Gunnyuao; but u 10 sup
scd he viii 60 for the Intervention SOON - the French
move from here for the interior The roads remain In
frighsfui condition from the heavy rains, and 10
Impossible 70 move french convoy tor any distance
rueate, IL 10 said, has gone the United States.
Beuro his departure he issued circular 10 the foreign
Ministers advising them wherc Juarez has up his
temporary residence, and assuring them they wish 70
legitimate government WIN send escort or their ale con.
yeyance The only person who has improved this odcr
has been an aache q the Chilean legation aud he was
robbed only twice on the road from this iusoncc
genuine liberals.
leave here on the 7th proxmo The commission st rss
was composed " 1ve, but has been cut down
Senor Agulhr and tie famous Padre Miranda.
The upon the thieves about the valley o Mexico s
carried with vgor The his of this capital 6led;
besides many have been shot hanged M. This
roads are becoming sac for trave The diligence nov
from hero u Ozab, without been robbed and
pcditions conblned 10 operate upon tho Terrn
Cicats and fancy before month n the entire
from hero 70 the coast vii be- sao for travel with
out escorts
Tho rains pouring down upon In torrents and
the roads intranslsblo about the valley and MI
directions leading out q H.
Coroners' Inqussts.
afiyJEp HcsIcDs IN wArR srr1rrT--Corener wildcy
held inquest yesterday No. 34s Water street upsn