The New York herald., 1863-12-05


zaine to have been regarded as opening beter
prospect.
Annexed arc extracts Of recent mercantile letters from
writer who interest except in tho paoiication
MKxIco Sept 2T. 1898.
Although II might be premature 10 venture opinion
TO the extent OF benefit that Mexico will derive from
the ontion carried out under present auspices Il
running risk TO assert nat serious mistake made
by the Emperor continuing tho French mission tho
hands OF M Duos de saligny, man who had many
small personal grievances to redress both publicly aud
privately, with the MeXicon people.
Everybody acquainted with the troubles this country
has so long suffered from knows how thoroughly tired Is
or turn Il and the dicat OF venai ana incapable men
how truly tired IL also is OF tho rue OF shones military
dcspots and prodgate priests. and weary of constant
change and uncer aDty People locked forward to the
Intervention in the boe OF hnding impartial mediators
who, taking sdes with no party, would have formed
either military gov6nment around which thousands in
every state IA Mexico would have rallied, have al
Low ed conformity with the convention OF london,
free expression OF public opinion in choice OF govern
ment.
Such would have resulted io no other than the
election OF men Of moderate opinonsmea OF Intelligence
and the representatives OF the only really
be class IN the country. Unfortunately however for
every interest here passion and dupcty have been
mtted to take the places Of and OF Justice and
conciatory have boon altogether ignored by
the managers OF the intervention.
The policy pursued tho sequostraton OF tho property
or all who hesatcd to subscribe TO tho vention with
tho violent and dep rtaton OF respectable people
living quietly in their homes without hearing or trial 10
Martinique and this tho face of the proclamation Of
Gen Forey, drove thousands INTO he ranks of opposition
VIC consequence. Of watch w be uery oneros TO France
whatever may be her future course
France ought to have heard by this tino the
di,ion Of the country che has to deal with II certainly
Cannot bo unknown Marshal Foey that tho brave and
generous Frenc6meD who expose their breasts 30 fear
lessy TO ther opponents altogether too few to pacy
needed to fulfil the conditions OF the convention OF Lon
don II complied with in good faith, aud peace
and happiness to the whole nation
Business is almost entirely suspended and look which
way one will all u confusion and dsirust ana the entire
country In condition most lamenable. Digences
robbed and travellers pundcred heretofore letters
come to whom they from tho interior opened In
the face OF their owners ard the contents read. Tho
courts Of Justice controlled by priests Judges are
Instructed by them rot to listen to any Of wrong
which paonazed property may be or has been connect
"a however remotely and THIS done IN direct defiance
that be done by the Regency to check the country
progress s certainly being done,
Saints DAYS iDnumerab0 are again s0lemnzed, and
iigous prcessions parade the streets with life sized
images. Tho Host has also resumed its place and pom.
pou practices and may be daily in the hronged
thorougharcs sumoning all way larers by tho tbkiing
9f little bell fall their knees till II shall
Of sight The constitution forbade these exhibitions
much on the ground Of deco cy to prevent waste OF
time and encourage industry tor by an observance OF all
the days required by the Church TO bo passed in religious
eXercses and professions the working man is mpced
to lose (ndeponden Of sunday quarter OF his useful
to himself and to the State. Whether Doblado will
eventually ,Sn the Juarez Cabinet IL yet uncertain
deed here to be well Informed that head
but one thing s cerannamely that the strongest and
most pectabe party in the country will follow in his
footsteps, be what may his programme.
Tho newspapers Of this city daily come out with the
gross inventions to dlscredi him the eyes OF his
country men and OF egners likewise but he too well
tried and too powerful to suer injury from anything that
may be thus published
Nothing OF importance has transrod sine last wrote
the departure Or Marshal forey, which has given
general satisfaction and fail to improve the pre-
sent greatly disordered state OF affairs. Saignys
call is also received with signal satisfaction by all well
wishes OF Mexico Even people Of the ultra reactionary
party look npon his removal great act OF justice and
since the tact has become public we hear more Of the
subscription that WIS the ,ve Of beng rsised to com
pensatc HIM Tor his service. done 10 the country.
All eyes are now ufne! towards General Zaine. who
has assrrei iull polite and military command but his
p Icy remains rhus Tar in Conjecture. Yet one
doubts i'ut that il s his n'on,on TO undo Of the
mischief M edecsssor allowed the Regency to commit,
respective OF the opinions OF applicants
The Constitrtioaalsts are gathering in considerable
numbers around his cy ond orders to raise forthca
tons IN many places are already out lost they should at
tack il.
French troops have already gore for the interior
and their advance guard ~ stationed mt distance Of
fifteen miles from the outposts OF the first division Of the
Constituouaiss under command of Doblado the second
division is under Ecbeearay the third commanded by
Jraga Of sidera bic military requirements
| the fourth and reserve by Berreozahal
aud endeavor to cut them on and attack their
OF pr0visionstactics which must worry the enCh
considerably, considering the extreme want Of nl sup
the and the other from the tact Of the removal
OF what did exist by the agents Of the Juarez goverI
ment.
srASIsH REPORTS OF THE POSITION OF JCAREz-HR
Is LIKELY TO FLY TO TEXAS.
The troops for the interior are already marching.
General Mea's DIVISION perfectly equipped and armed
has taken the right wns ards Pachuca via
General DaZuine takes inc towards Bo and
Marquee by olura to Noreia, order TO occupy this
fourth body composed OF French troops which is TO tnke
the most onvenen route in combination with the plan
laid down. think that can predict that by the tme
this letter reaches you the principal part Of will be
| in possession II the troops.
We have great hopes about the quick OF the cam
piign. There much enth sasm in the troops and the
inhabitants OF that part OF the kingdom anxiously
waiting for the arrival OF the army 10 soke OF the yran-
| ny OF the demagogges.
The steamer Seco has been lost She was carrying to
Europe many acts of adhesion " several places 10 the
new order OF thngs, important dispatches FOR The
Mexican Commission With the Archdlke. There is much
cordiaty between the French and Mexican troops and
public confidence is revvine. All the theatres now
Generals iousi and Allonte have already opened their
saloons and are giving balls and parties aud ybody
btpy aud FatsGs. No person is prosecuted,
the artisans aud workucn begin to ind employment,
There IS much dssst action IN sad Llls de Potosi.
,e the place and The former before leaving, wishing TO
couciliate the religious sentiments Of peops aud
prepare tho way for the future drove himself carriage
IN whch the host was taken in procession His aids de.
camp In grand uniform around the on foot
This gives picture OF the character Of the man
Who whea Juarez vas IN power, forbade all religious
| Ihe archbi,hope aud bishors who mad emera,ed to
Europe eyected here to-day as they renamed last
night Guadaoupe, having received great ovation all
| the way
| u
| written az Mrsm2r, has hoen published in which he
gives az account % toe negotiations, ard speass in the
most enthusiastic terms Of The Archd Ike AM Of the rn.
Charlotte whom he calh the daughter Of the Nestor
| " the FuroueLn monnrchs.
| Marshal Forey left the 4th, after navipg taken a
most aec. c.onste leave of slmonte and Sagny arm
that he tie CONVICTION thai the cogntry de-
only monarchy under the Archduse and that a, his
arrival IN Europe, II he had not Ken his departure he
| will contribute much a. pos:!be eto hasten i.
YEBA CHvZ, OCT 70,
| The Archbsh0s llrasider, Mursris Cobsrrub,ss
d nd easi rtie dem
STATIONS They have gwen most interesting account
Of Their conferences With the Archduke Max niap and
Of he good intentions by which ne is animated they
contn1ed their olrney 10 Mexico, and that they
were rece ed az pleba Ird other places amid the rc,a
matiors of the people
The Cue weather will comneIce tley viii DC Continued 10
OrizRta.
vce admiral Fosse, after having declared the,o
o. the ltoa. has shed good lockout the coast
and snce the occupation OF Ismpco, AL coruabsnd O
| war has ceased
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