The New York herald., 1863-09-10

Hurtsfa c,illaas IL would asssr that sc,e .-e uose
generals naa cis,'sns N veneaeta whohi = pifssels
me secrStaryshps or ma,st'es arc tief "a frlnys
Interior nr. William Toll yisc.as Treasury Mr. ssniso
Goit,coa %ar ana Marine. Gcaofa Ramon riaza l'ubo
works, Dir. Rafael Aceyedo.
Tue republic reociyed a territorial divi
s'on te provinces to be csiod Satcs tie centana d.
pArtIoenis and the parishes cantls. We have Ainf
see how how the machine viii work The Only ae~s
from Puerto Cabclo 10 tnM tho port bsockaded ~
tho steamer Venezuela and six eehooners Tue frith
war steamer Petrol there and her captain hac reon
rcrestod bY parties In Aguayra not H. leave tho coast
Till some other foreign war ve~sei should supr,y his
place Az persons In that cy capable Of bearing ars
oeIweea zoe ages OF sixteen ADD any. had beea eAied
Falcon has appointed General Juan A. outntsco ION.
mhnder Chief OF the armv; and. finally tho concso
OF Laguayrs Of the Tth inst Informs TINT ~ ~ecs
United States
US take our lsave for present. those unhappy
things that should make wiser, but which seldom
never do for between the north pole aud cape Horn
whole broad continent Of America This Is snac,sas
subject for meditation Here In Havana arc QUOT
enough bu. we hear the whirr and turmoil of outside
STRIFE aud from every side tho sounds u eo
ing. We have blockade In white u tsu
US how many more have died among tho "erand old
woods" aud pleasant deds that al, played In whom
werc boys few short years since Threc n those mo
ianehoy messengers have visited within the month,
while a. many more at least have been captured IA the
Since the ceremony which iasagurassd the removal of
tne walls know o. nothing local worth recording with
"a the ror Of Marie In this island She wont ashore
there on the 9th inst and every effort wss made to save
said thai they succeeded in getting her aost a
bun during the night strong brceye having sprane up
than before, and won't 70 pieces hours she was
one OF the dnest vessels n the Spanish navy.
tho late Civil Governor o Havana ana various Other high
oicias has been approved by tue Madrid government
% es e q o %
Tho demoiion OF the walls progresses with nconcsva
BILE slowness. ts
HAVANA, Sept. 8, 1858
The French mal steamer Tampico, which arrived q,
Santiago de Cuba, brings later dates from Vera Cruz
than the 18TH She took board Vera Cruz the COM
mittee which has been appointed 70 wait on the Arch
duke Maxmillan, and mako him iorms, orer Of the
Mexican throne ana
The expedition against the port Of Tampico which ,es
Vera Cruz the 6h arrived ard took possession
on the 1lth. II consisted Of thousand French in
fantry, ono hundred and nifty Tamplco volunteers and
seventy mounted men, all under command of Colonel
Henrique, who discharges the functions OF comma
dant or the town. The vessels which formed tile naval
part Of the expedition the steamers Beono Airn
rante Eure En,reprenante. Brandon, faeama and Milan
nndor Vice Admiral Bosse gssstace vas made by the
battery at the bar. but 1t very eight no casual
ties reported.
The forces collected at Tuaaciuso. by Caryslal and
others driven out by the French detachment sent
against them, with scarcely any resisqnce. II ia sup
posed the fugtves have gone TO Acapulco.
The civil war between the rival governors OF Jalapa
continued while the people suffer in the mean ii,ne all
the bad consequences Another forced loan OF eight
thousand dollars had been exacted from thsm
From Guanaaa;o we learn that General Dobado's
army amounts 10 about four Thousand concentrated
that city Contrary the express orders o narez
for Coma some say under the escort or noblado him
self who s the owner Of the greater par, Q! the specie
This general SIN Keeps 10 hmse the secret OF hs future
movements and intcsiions. while in the meantime he
spares NO means TO increase has army The of hs
recent attempt TO asassnae him denied by
nato papers, but this denial is not credited by the papers
Of the capital IL IL matter cf very little sequence
Letters from Gadaajara state thai General Ogazon
Governor and staunch Juarsta has been Obliged 10
leave that city Many Freuch residents who had been
driven from there returning to their houses Are.
the present Governor, said TO 10 forth, ing the
city, and many residents we're leaving through fear
Finally, We lean that The restless Mrnmon. who had
LATELY arrived AZ srownsyile Texas had found hs way
letter TO General Forey giving his adhesion 10 the rerch
intervention
Mxruo, July 80, 1852.
To his Exceency General foREy, Senator Commander
in Chief OF the kxpedl,ionary Army OF Mexico =
MOST ExcEtfsSr S,R-In the interview which your Ex
celeucy did the honor to grant me my arrival At
the capital acquainted your ExceIlsncy with my con
which France has thought proper TO oner unhappy
country in order that she might without danger her
msnt she should Judge most suitable Instructed by the
experience acquired during tho period IN which the
At the head Of the government the disastrous esecs
OF revolutions aud the bloody footprints has left behind
being possible 10 establish solid and table governneot
cherish ,he intimate that n the state Of alb
ness and misery which Mexico has reached she could not
be raised 10 tho rank TO which Providence appeared have
destined her powerful and friendly hand had not
lend her the aid she needed THIS aid she hss found
In the magnsnmous protection OF his Majesty Napoleon
Ill, Emperor or the French. In these circumstances
the Mexican who wishes for the salvation 0! his
country and Tho preservation Of her independence who
ted q har and susfa aipei
her rights with his sword, cannot do otherwise than
accept the means which Providence had yet re
served for his country to arrest her the brink OF
an abyss This has induced me TO sly 20 your Excel
lency and repeat here that accept the nterv venton
dating her Independence. OF maintaining her indspcnd
ence and marching W the pathway OF order and ,ruc
In regard to the question Of the form OF government
having been absent from my country and unable be-
come acquainted with the opinions OF ny fellow country
with recsu, syens desired to inform %ys.t e'".esn
tousy OF the maunsr which public opinion should de-
declaration Of ny owS idsu. proceed then. sc
cording TO the promise made your fxceepcy declare
nv conviction that pubic opinion has declared itself
generally and spontaneously for the form
points OF the country relieved from the ressre o he
demagogre party that doubt srch ~ bs
the general will OF the nation This will has been
manifested by the organ q the numeroas Assem-
cousecraed by our cnstoms aud respected in
all times by the country, that Assembly has
govpfpiaeut, moderate, hereditary monarchy with
Catholic PRINCE and 10 offer the imperial IL Mex.
co 70 his Imperial ghness fzximan Of Austria, a. the
wishes publicly expressed By the country required. 4
cannot therefore, hesitate TO adopt ia all Its PARTS and
unreservsdy approve tine solemn declaration Of the As
sembly.
Having 10 make this frank and Spontaneous declaration
Of my convictions TO Tour Exceency, embrace this
occasion 10 o6er yon the assurances Of my distinguished
consideration.
MIGUEL MfRAMON General Of Division
The influence 6 great men Is 80 wonderful that sm
n mas
out some day IN letter which may al Europe BY TIE
ears, knock the continent Of America into cooked hat
and set the Atlantic Ore How awfully grand ii
sounds 70 hear this far famed Hsxcan talk n bis sublime
way about "the destines OF = nation entrusted to
my care5 and then his touching abhorreScs OF the
"boedy footprints OF revelation, and that auIet
remark about hs swsrd and the devotion OF b,s
days TO bis country 80 strringiy patriotic 10 re-
freshisgly cool. How eloquent hid alusou 10 that
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