Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-28


erRnsnt lad no arms te pst in their hands
Oa the 29ih Of May ths GoTsrn0sat asau
denea the city the Congrsss was adjourned an
the Inhabitants left to themselves.
0a the FIRST Of June, vAriaus public meeting
were held, the population expressed its resolat
parposa so adhere 70 the new order Of thngs,
the meetings resolved themselves iRt0 On
csHrsl jEnta, presided over by Gen. Qliis, an
at fve o'clsek ia the afternoon, 'joyfal peals o
the bells from every stseple in tho city solemn
zeat adhesion sf Mckee is the French N
terventioR, ard the Inhabitants hscked by thou
sands to sign ressctioHs - that effect, whicl
were dispatched to Puobis next day by q com
nittee, who presented them to 6sa. Forey.
On the 5.h Of jane, Lieut. Col Patrei enteret
the Cityot Mexico With q detachment frsn tht
French array, AID occuoisd ths palsca Oa the
morning sf the "a, Gen. Fo-ey left Pssbla
aBd or the sams day q French division uRds
Gsa BazAins entered tks city Of MsIieo.
.Tha inhabitants new esnmsRcsa PrsPsrs
items ts celebrate ths solsnu eotry Of tbs whole
srny. Different cszuittsss Of ladies' sad gen
tleziea-hsd basa sent to welcome tia G3Rsral
as Wslfss MsEsrs Alnssts sad Margaez. On
the moruing Of tbs l01A, the city was drezsea in
gala habiinsats the allied flags Aostsd ever
the public Buildings, .riunphs sreho5 were pre-
! pared, and the walls Of the houses were dses-
/ rated with hags, csrtsin5, h)Eers and m5ttoes.
| TAe people swarasd IA from su quarters, taa
bells were ruag. salutns ef caanoa aad rockets
! filed the air, sEd thsrs was raiAea dswn On the
! iibaraisg army q sbsaor sf wrestbs."
! The eenquering general prsessjed to the ca
! thedral, aceompsniad BY the whole procession
/ GBd q solemn Ts DeaHs was offered up in graft
| tUie for the success Of his arms.
GsH Forey issued an address Of warm thanks
! for this hstteriaE TesspEon and for several Says
vas sceEpisd in receiving the aaAessR Of differ
eat municipalities, intending that Of Puebls, TO
ths resolutions Of the citizens Of the eaPitsl.
Several dse-Sas had been issaed by the Com
msnsing GsRsral-sns directing the ssFusstra-
| tea Of the property Of all wh9 shoHld take up
arEs sxaisst the intervsstisr; a ssesa5, estsb-
| lishing = committee to revise the sales made by
Jusrez Of the property of the municipality and
ef charitable corporations, with The right eR the
part Of the purchasers to pay the full value OF
what they hsd bsEght, OF to resters the property
| aad receive back what they lad paid with in
tersst- Ths thId prohibits the eIpor:a:ion Of
geld aHd silver through psrts Or from peints &C.
CAPPED By tbs French forces.
The following aasssuTes hsa been adopted fer
establishing a government il Mckee:
lEt. Don Malusl Garcia AguiTre had been ap-
pointed Political prsfsct II ths city.
2d. A city council, municipal Frefoet, mayor,
wsrdeRs aHd secretary, had bssn sPpeintsd.
81. A deGres, regulating the press, according
to tie French law, hS3 been issued
4. A decree, establishing q Juats Superior,
composed Of tRirty-GEe members, fer tie Gov
erRaent Of ths TsPablic of Mckee. Tbis JaRta
vas to ssisst three eitizoss te exercise executive
power. Il was to associate with itself two han
drsa aHd Sftssn deputies, elected by the psoplo.
Ths whsle bssy, tHB5 constituted. was to fora
aR Assembly Of Nstables, >" wks we're to fern
= perHaaHezt Constitution OF G5vernmsut. This
COnsitutisR was to be adopted By q tive thirds
vete, and If, at the end Of three dsys, this ma
IeyI-y could ret be sbtaiEsd Ter any specified
isfn Of government tas Juata Superior was 10
dissolve ths ASSEMBLY ard Prscssd 10 ths forms-
ton Of another
As al .As officials and members Of tie junts
superior were appointed by Cen Forcy, OH tie
nomination Of the French Minister, 81. de Sal
giney, It is easy to perceive thst the fsrIR Of
si5vsrlmsRt viii be ig5t what these functieHa-
RES may ehoass to desiEHsts. la ihs mesutjms,
the JuRta Superior had elected the three msW-
bers Hhs were to held the executive power, anS
the names are significant in the extreme-Gea.
Alm0R tbs archbishop Of Mexico. and Gea.
Salas-sI str0Hg partisaHs Of a monarchy. These
nominations were received vita cheers, with
salvos Of artillery, sRd with complimentary Tes-
slutisns
The Executive thus named had been iuzugu-
rated amidst vehement cheers for Gen. Almolts,
press, and ''tke Mexican hoHsTcby"
Assy Of the Principal cities of Mexico, Pse-
bls, Zscatecas, Pachucs. Jaiise5, Aguas Cali
eates, bad airesSy sighifea their adhesion to the
French Government.
MANIFESTO OF GEN. FOREY.
MExECASS: Is it necessary that I should
agsia sts!s to yen the purpose for which the
emperor has sent 10 Mexico part of his aryny3
Ihs prselsmAs sohs wkich have addressed to
you must certainly be known to yoa, nos=ith-
standing the suspicious policy of your Govern
1sni; snd you are aware that our aaznsHimeus
sovereign, touched by your sad condition, has
had bUt enc object in crossing the seas with his
troops to shaw you the noble STANDARD Of
FrsRce, which is the symbol Of civilization. He
has been right in thinking that at the sight of
that Gag, thsss wk0 were expressing yea in the
name eff liberty, woEld either be discounted, or
Wszld igHOminisusly take ts flight.
TAs missiaa csnfdei 10 ne ~ the Empersr
hsd double purpose. First: was t. bear,
with the weigkt Of cur srms, upon the pretended
victsrs Of the oh Of Nay, 1862 and reduce to
its proper value that event, to which the beast
iBgs Of certain cbieftaias had attributed the pro
portions of great victory.
Next, was to efsr the aid Of France to Mex
ico, in order 70 assist in formiug for itself a
Govern Eaent Wkiab should bs the eIursssioa Of
all Of jastjce, prebty, good iai'h in It's foreiga
relations liberty 81 hsms; bat liberty as it
eught to be understood, accompanied By order
respee! for religion, fer property and for fazjly
TIE reut sf the hsstils fsTcss wherever they
have dared to meet our sabers or our bay0Rets
as well as the siege Of PusblA, has given ample
satisfaction to our military honor.
Arriving with feeble means Of attack before
Puebls, which the late Government had con
vertei iats a srst-elass fortress, and which it
regarded as q bnlwsTk against which all our ef-
forts would be vain, and in which, according to
its usaa! vasnts, it declared We would And our
graves, we hsve fsresa it to surrender at discrs-
tisn and, what is eItTsordiuary ia the sRnGls
st military triumBhs, garrison Of 10000 Rasn
have bssH made Pris0asIs, with all their gen
erals, all thar sficeTs, aHd have bcea fsrcsd,
while still in possession Of powerful resources,
(ss We Save been able to satisfy 0ETseives), 70
sbandsR is Us immsnse nauBitiens of war
After tbs fall Of Pusbls We were sbeut to
march on the capital, where wa were told serious
resistance was prepared. We had powerful
means Of overcoming this Tesistsncs, aud vic
tery, faithful to the banner Of France. was Rst
dssbtfal But God weUld net permit further
sffasisn of blood, and the 6JvsTRmeat which
we'll kHew that it woBld not be supported by
the people of this capital has not dared 10 await
eur arrival behind its rampaTts. 1t has shsms-
fully fed leaving this great sHi beautiful city
ts Itself If it still questioned .ha general rep
rObatsn ef Whieh il vas the objset, the events
Of the 10th Of June, 1863 which now belong to
history, must have destroyed al delusion, and
hsvs satisfied it Of It's liability to preserve the
fragments of power which it has SO deplersbly
abused.
Tbs military question is then Ht an end.
The political question remains.
The solutien. Mexieans, depends on yeu.
Uaits iR sediments Of fraternity. concord, true
patriotism. Let al homes! men, ali moderate eit-
izsns, Of al oPiEiens, fuse themselves iRtO sin
gle party, that of order. Reject, IS petty and as
Of you, the desire Of a partisan viete-
~ over each other. Lsok a. things ffsn e lof
tier stsnd-psiat, abandon your names Of lhsr-