The New York herald., 1863-09-12

hr Ief or r uca on the IS h u On thei- ap
p'oaehug Their dsinatoa they met by depe'atens
from ne town, "he ha;lei them es dei'Nefes th lie
entry oi the tr@nch Iulaea they we're greeted
or all sides ~ the strongest q statsns I delight ON
Me part of the 'nhabtants and sch We are nlor.ea
all sides WIN be all cites towns and
villages ot me interim Bat erai Forey mani esls no
erea inclination tn widely depart from his old policy anu
IL may be time yst be tho French 10 posses
SION Of Guaoaisato and tho oiber important caie5 oI Tue
discult to move; but st demonstrat would aHo
some rehe 70 places near here, nox AZ the mercy o
bands OF auerlias.
Juaie still remains San Luis but many Of his fol-
bwers have already o him and come back here or gone
OF IN ether directions consider able number are here
endeavoring % obtain offce under the order OF
things. Tho federal has suffered heavy blow In
the death of General Lave who aiiorousiy assassi
mated by his escort whilst on his way from Guiana
uato 70 San us In every qnarier Of hs INTERIOR there
small forces OF the advocates of Juarcz, VINO
nakng hay whilst thc SUN shines Iyrstnn.os fosocas
the sovereign remedies of the Juarez chiefs 10 drive
the invaders and the patriotic citizens ard defence
less foreigners Obliged TO hand their money and
Say tilo about the matter possible II they grum
bic too much they arc al onco denounced az traitors.
General Comonort epored to have left san Luis and
gone to the frontier again 70 abandon public for private
Ire His health very bad and there report that he
has died; but that may be quarantiued for tne yet
Gen. Doplad0 remains at Guanajuato He has number
n persons here feeling the ground for arrangement
bu, believe he viii allow the time 70 pass without
profit.
Dreadful reach here Of the depredatons Of
Roias Jalisco letter from Guadalajara says he late
y had the eyes of three prisoners torn from their Sockets
in that state marched eem INTO that city. AS we
know similar acts Of barbarity not uncDmmon with
revolutionary chiefs IN Mexico, who can say that the
time has not come when period should be put 70 tho
rulo Of such Bendsp
The ralpoad from Vera Cruz is progressing favoraoly
under the able direction OF Mr. Lyons and II seems now
10 be settled fact that will be at the Chquinuto ny
tho month Of November 10 desirable that the Em-
peror and Empress shall make the transit Of the terra
calientc in comfortable railroad train
AtZacatecas the lives eaceable French residents have
been threatened by the army Against this oct the french
Vice Consul protested, aud tho Governor has gwen
very handsome reply promising TO do all in his power
for their safety
de las Cruces who has been partisan OF all parties was
condemned death afternoon Of the 7h and the
sentence carried into execution on the morning OF the
Sth He died in most cowardy manner. having TO DO
held up to go to the place OF execution.
Col. Potter, commander OF this city, has created
lively sensation amongst evil doers by adopt
ing the system in vogue here during the Ameri-
occupation He keeps the Turcos bUsiy en-.
gagged applying the lash 70 his clients This mode Of cor
recton Is not popular amongst the Mexicans who com.
plain that In other country would France dare to apply
such remedies. They therefore trying TO get Colonel
Potter removed and hear he Is not ndsp0sed 10 retire,
he has, by superior ORDERS been prevented from pun
shng priest An adjutant Of CarvaJal has been cap
ured and brought 10 this city He will very likely be
companion Of the officers OF Butron and others Of the
same stripe In voyage TO Cayenne.
work in preparing for the re establishment of the public
and the courts Of Justice The question Of
clergy property is also under his attention. and viii
baby be acted upon ere long great portion Of those
sales will doubt be declared null and void but when
persons really purchased the sales win be ratified
From ali parts OF the country occupied by the
French votes thanks being showercd in upon the
do Salgny who Is given credit by tho people for
being the main instrument in carrying out hefnterven
tion.
Efforts will be made in Europe to raise loan for the
empire Besides is proposed 70 establish national
bank with fifty millions Of positive guarantees In add
ton Of tho nation. With this
tary establishment it believed the Of the impe
rial government be supplied and the interest the
foreign debt paid.
NExIco, July 26, 1888.
Ddals Of F5reys Entrance into 1estco-Ha Reception By
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cations Of the Herald Cores pende7ne Services in the
Cathcdral-Tne Emperor in Papor cf Religious 7o,era-
tto,s-Tnc Proclamotionso Of Forey, &c.
Ny previous letters have informed you how the French
advances under General Bazane occupied this city
the 7h OF june and thus relieved the guard who
had the 3lst Of May to that date performed the duty
OF keeping the city in order and must be said for them
that they did the services in highly satsfac
tory all parties and naterng TO themselves The city
once occupied by the veterans OF France who have also
become double Veterans by tho long campaign u Mexico
Lieut.. Col. Potter, Military Commandant OF Mexico, CON-
menced preparations for the reception Of General
Forey who was his way here from Pueba. The line
OF hero Of the siege Of Pueba through tho
strsos Of this city indicated, and gentle hint given
to the public the houses along the line Of march must
be decorated. addition this stimulant there Vas
considerable enthusiasm displayed by the French resi-
dents and by the interventioniss amongst the native
Aexcans 30 that when the 10th the day Of the trum
phal entry arrived all the houses decked with
their finest balcony ornaments two triumphal arches
erected tho hour for the advance Of tho pro-
ccsson approached the balconies crowded, the
housetops likewise and suppose there had been Chin
neytops these also would have had their ovcrpcepng
crowd. As tho procession commenced all eyes were
strained catch the first sight Of the great Forey To
the annoyance everybody part Of the Mexican auxa
ahead but they passed. and then the
Gauls pouring through the streets. The fantastic
Zouaves furnished little relief also did the chasscurs
a pied and the chasseurs q cheval; but at last
General Forey came on, riding between two gen.
tlemen. '.There is General Forcy," Is shouted from
Sides There ia General Forcy." But, the first burst
OF excitement past and they ask "who is TO his rgh
"who is to his lcfts" General Almonte answered the
first inquiry by dividing the sautations with General
Forey but the other gentleman rode on, indifferent
the whole affair with sort OF appearance no wished
all the show and bubble at end. He had left
Mexico eighteen months before, promising 10 back
with French soldiers and, although meeting with every
possible difficulty, had kept his promise Hethe Count
Saiienywas known 70 every creature in Mexico from
abuse heapod upon him by the a,c government
his presence in the procession by the side OF the General
In Chez exacted from his enemies the confession
that no had been consistent though bitter enemy.
HIS friends naturally checrcd him Justify. From begin.
cnl HoWerS ana wrcalns were neaped tue
French army 1t is said General Forey has his bed
canopied with garands thrown at him. The old fellow
quite vain enough to guard them for evidence in the
future OF his grand reception In the Aztec capital The
procession wound up by Te Deum IN the cathedral,
and the French army at the conclusion remained
pctely satisfied that they had been received with every
demonstration OF friendship Sensible people pretty
rally know that where there force apparent ireni.
ship easily be made 10 manifest ITSELF and people
who know Mexico know also that II the old gentleman
himself came here with power TO Oil Offices riglt ani
left he would be overwhelmed with admirers. Stl II
must lie Acknowledged that the display the whole was
exceedingly Baerng tD he French army, and showed
pretty clearly that fair roportion OF the population at
least nailed their coming ith every sign OF Joy.
ON the 18th General fcrey out with long mani
fcsto 10 the Mexican nation In this he sad that
sion here had been donh He had been here
10 demonstrate To tho gcx cans how absurd their
claims 10 he military leo i-, OF the affair OF
the 9TH o Nay u last year. General forey expresses
himself satisfied viii bis ahors before Puebla and
clsres the exledit' u, military point OF view,
! end, and this leaves Inn lree To set TO work the
second part oT his mission which Is help the Mcxlcans
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