The New York herald., 1863-07-17

rails and reactonares which only engender hatred and
perpe,uhe the spirit OF vengeance which, in short, ex
cite al me es passions o. the human heart Propose 10
yourselves above all to be Mexcans and to constitute
yourselves united nation strong in and
great because you have all the elements necessary be
come So lie then proceeds 10 explain the basis upon
which thenew government should be established; no
forced loans nor requisons property undor the
saeeard OF the laws frauds public property 10 be
punished IA hint TO those perhaps who got hold Of
thing nice during the days the church property
seized and divided out) the army 10 be formed by re
cruitng instead OF eyyng mposts To be 10
the condition Of the person and If possible laws
which weigh on the poorest producers, be abo'shed
employees who are guilty OF dishonesty shall be removed
and punishedi the Catholic religion. be protect
cd aud the bishops reinstated in their diocescs,
view with great pleasure, il it be possible,
liberty OF worship proclaimed by the government;
energetic measures shall be taken suppress robbery
and the courts organized in such q manner that justice
may 10 administered honestly and without fraud The
General then exhorts concliation:-''I invoke" he
says he cooperation OF all minds invite all parte TO
lay down their arms and employ their efforts in future
not In destroying, but in constructing proclaim forget
ulness OF the past complete amnesty to all who adhere
in good faith to the government which the nation in the
full enjoyment OF its liberty may choose But declare
enemies OF their country those who deaf to nv
concnatory voice. and Will pursue them wheresoever
they may seek refuge"
Speaking Of the government Of Juarez tho members
OF which he evidently meant that last phrase, he says
9" he Juarez) had any doubt OF the general dislike Of
which he was the object, the 10th OF june day which
illusions, and make him understand his inability to pre-
serve the remains Of power Of which he has made 50 90
plOrAOl0 q use "
Gen. Forey, being, Of course, the sole executive
power until the formation OF . government, has
Issued q numbsr Of DEGREES. some Of which
are useful and some highly important Two relate
to the press which for the present. completely silent,
the only paper allowed to be published being the Bo
Cfcid One appoints the members or the Ayuntamiento
City Counci another creates superior junta be
composed Of thirty five members, and this unla Is TO
appoint three Mexican citizens who are to bo the exec
tive with two others who to be kind OF vice pesi
dents and the unta s TO divide itself into sections each
Of which will take charge Of ministerial branch OF the
administration. This juna is also 70 call together the
general assembly or noables to be composed two hnn
dred and fifteen persons elected from the citizens
ast Of ALL occupy itself in regard the form Of govern
ment TO be adopei, two thirds Of the members being
quorum. If they cannot agree the junta has power to
dissolve them and proceed 70 the Formation OF another
assembly, to which the members OF the first eligible
But all this machinery hinges simply the three mem-
the priyee Of the yoto power over ali the acts and reso
lutons OF the assembly and they are the appointces OF
the junta all the members OF which are nominated by
FoIey. It ID easily seen which way the current will
DRIFT.
ON the 23d General Forey announced by proclamation
that the superior unta had elected TO the executive Office
the three foowing-General Almonte Archbishop La
basda and General Salles Tho day following the unta
of J. b. Ormaechea, d. d. bishop eoct OF Taan.
cingo and Ignaco Pavon, as vices,
On the 25th, the provisional government thus formed
solemny installed in ottce In the National Palace,
where all the authorities and an immense crowd had
sembled General Almoate actngvas spokesman for the
party, pronounced the following words, which to
the members Of tho executive to comply faithfully
and exactly with the duty entrusted TO us to defend the
Independence ana sovereignty o. the naon insure order
and peace and seek in everything the common welfare
Should do so, may God reward and II not, may He
hold account" From the pa ace, these officials and
dignares proceeded to tile cathedral, where fe Deam
chantcd at the conclusion OF which they returned
the palace where the authorities civil, military and
ecclesiastical, congratulated the triple Executive for
whom Almonte, who always did the talking. re-
Piled. Tipas were given for Almonte, MARQUEE
France the Emperor and Empress and singuary though
perhaps not unexpectedly, for the Mexican monarchy
The supreme executive power Issued manifesto to the
nation which quite lengthy affair and full Of promises
TO what Mexico will do In the future II would be
interesting II alluded in direct terms to the form
Of government which would best suit the ideas 0f the
trainers. But this Is only hnted at. They tell the
people that after all they have suffered they must have
loathng for the political and administrative theories
which have tried, and anxiety 70 try other new
opes There two powers representing governmental
forms which the people are asked 10 choose between
one which fed from this city without any more sup
port than the faction whose unlawful interests
tects; and the other which, solidy basedn Europe will
be grounded on the legitimate interests and cardinal prn
cipes OF society"
There IA mistaking these hints, and we may make
up minds for Mexican monarchy
II is said that son OF General Santa Anna who went
to Vera Cruz In the British mail steamer ordered To
leave tho same day and accordingly cont on board
French steamer by order Of the French authorities.