The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-27

bonsidsrng Nat the france deserved up 70 a. pro
sent By the Rseeaov With respect 70 reprskensib,
successful 10 changing Cor The better the ideas ana sen
nens OF this with that high magis
ess ben y y ns 20 an act q asb
wss desired rssnitc the honorable all opinions
IN order 10 form truly national party.
Considering that the Regenls OF the empire would be
unworthy o. the confidence Of their follow citizens
the mission they have received ~ 10 the Of
the magistracy the limits q their attributes. which
cousist 10 applying the laws aud administering Justice
wthout mixing ribemseves with acts which belong
ss,yo'y 70 tho Legislator. the Regency Of the empire
ARx All Of the magistrates and secretarics OF tho
supreme Tribunal appointed conformity with the dc
oreo sued by the Regency Of the empire on the 10Th OF
Juiy. ises. are hereoy dismissed
DO imine iiac'y proceeded with tho persons boing ne
gole form any part Of u who srsed tho exposition ad
The under Secretary q State and OF tho Department OF
Justice and Public Instruction Is charged with the oxscu.
Dated IN lie Imperial Palace Of Mexico, the ID day Of
January, 1854 7sg saf JUAN n. ALMoN1E
To the Under Secretary State and or the Department
Of Public Instruction. s. 8 sS, ~ W '.si,oas Va
And communicate the Same g Tor e publication
Under Secretary o. State and Of tho Department Of Jus
lhxRAl fALAoHs AxxIco, Jan. 2, 1854. IA ls t1f.sla
MANIFESTO OF THR RE0sNrs ALNoNrR AND. CALAIS.
ARxIsAEa-.n accepting tho oievated mission wirh hes
been conHdcd 70 vs. q canssceaii1g e(srts Aad0
Oe8ttHteb
our belsvsa entrs dstv not 70 lose Ger
snglc moent fhs intentions Of tho veregn whose
70 make master Of itself our INA al conduct there
torc was Traced beforehand by gratitude towards
The ysetan and BY tAe iuteresa o. country.
which was necessary not 10 scparatefrom the French
pecy That policy all In the folds OF the banner
Which represents y are aways borne the benefits O. in
scatter benefits - the nidat or oppressed Peoples.
surng elusl Justice to all and tho protection Of their
rights ny the faithful execution Of the laws ef7
AL good MoXiCAnS have been moved with plAaaure
when they havc seen this noble banner displayed its
side by with our own The reason was because
that banner brought TO our deyourcd y
nty years revolutions. thai peace order iudspensa
bio 70 our true regeneration We ourselves. the same
80 mprchended u, and calling 10 aide 10 the dinor
ent posts Of the msgistacy and OF Tho administration
their wisdom and their PATRIOTISM we wore persuaded
that thcy would com rehend tho situation or Mexico
We had undcriafeu which is nothing less than the re-
conciation Of al parties on tho ground Of thor common
what has taken place, however, The administration
OF justice that first and most impcrous necessity Of
peope freed from tyranny, has from the beginning OF
our reorganization proved rccreant 70 It's noble object
Tho Supreme Tribunal that should be the natural guide
Of ell the other courts which erainferor to IT,
tratss Of past tmes. who had been again rcinyestcd
through our conadcnce have carried tho sanctuary
% justice and which By fostering BAD passions Keeps
avc tho OWLS Of hatred and dscord After having
spect to these magistrates whose reform d ipcssbls
tho Regency. psrsnadsd that the wolf being Of our
couasry lay e tho adoption Of Che measures
'Gs os sss S.r people sos
without other ambition than that Of eevatina - ths
bent TO resign ise 70 the psnfu duty removing from
their public functions ts magistrates q the Supreme
Moricsns-Bs Tranquil aSd secure. Tho Regency To-
vested with authority WIN watch over yosr interests
o. justice will Mt b interrupted. In making new nomi
nations Of those who are 70 % charged with ~ sdmPis
Party thcy have belonged but shalt exact from them
that they win faithfully maintain equal rights for Oh.
" O. *: ss
ns naSn S.ns q ss 70 Ss ra
stretched out TO arrest the fakk decline "a
IN. JOSE JOSE H 4. hanoi D IS sALAss
MEXICO. Ian. g. 1894 ~ 81 y 81,
OFFICIAL NOTE FR0x GENERAL NuI0Ra 70 Tue
z ARoHDIsHoP or MEXICO.
4 YouR GnAcs-There has Just been brought 70 my
csndiary pubicsssoas which have bsss pu. under tho
doors q vaglos houses and scattered oiandessiney
\, the authors q these eupAbis publications magnify
petty material Interests which our holy religion rcpud
Ire army q his Majesty the E sros which como 10
rescue Mexico fom anarchy ana afford projection 10
d Ss; Soy ministry sy iosss ~ that hoss
preates Of whom they pretend 70 be the organ, and
havs never been surrounded win more respect ana
desire TO believe your Grace that you are lsaoraet
nounce them 70 and 70 address 70 you an eorea 10
the interest Of public order and tranquility slnA. 10
tho name II the Catholic rcGioa, OF which French
mon arc tho eldest and 10 the Of tho prclsea
whom we cover vim oar respect. degraded party Is In
movement 70 disturb the national roposs Tell party
your Craze. that watching g. and know ts machi
nations thas the Trsash army accord with the Law
tell that although VIC arc Always RELUCTANT 70 employ
violent measures ot repression. We shall know how, IL
g e. which
they are daring 70 put forth daribcs which prove Thorn
to be The real enemies Of Mexico. -e
Be pleased 70 toll them this, Jour Grace. and they
stop at evangelical words your Grace win have done
great service to humanity and failing their gratitude
- ~ :. BARON NEIGRE, General in Command.
TO his Grace tho ARcnBIsnor on Mexico. d
REPLY OF THE ARCHBISHOP TO GENERAL NEraRx
your ExceIency Of The 10th instant have the Sonor 70
assure you, with respect 70 inccndary writings dstr
Ss ass mt
Il would, therefore. have been necessary that should
have road them to be able to answer you and would
thank you sincerely II you would have tho kindness to
send me copy Of them. % =
Here would finish my letter Il yos dId not make In
writings referred to, throw upon the Mexican clergy
II is therefore, Indispensable TO rectify these assertions
4 There Is an acknowledged fact-one publicly noto-
rious-whch IL, that have all protested against the
d q sna iss
December last, and We declare caogorcaiiy that the
church, In It's immunses and rights is at
present the object Of the same attacks that 1t
bad to suffer during the government Of Juarsx /;
that We, tho chief preate from the position In which
have been placed md ourselves 10 worse situation
than ct that period.
Your Exosiency tells me that IN the exercise Of their
sacred ministry the pastors Of souls enjoy the greatest
lection and the most complete liberty and that they have
held greater respect venerasion Your
Excoency. thea VIII perceive thai the two documents
quoted four manifesto and your etter) represent with
entirely contradictory, and that Of the two proposons
necessarily true and the other consequently false
In conformity with this statement facts and the de-
auctions II logic, Il results that Mexican prsate,
md ourselves, according 70 yOur assertion In the alter
native Of denying thoss writings or Of reacting our
words. $1,000
We cannot retract because We have spoken the TRUTH
protested justly, and acted rshuy and we feel 10 our
conscience that have been placed in the painful
sty Of acting thus. 7 ta~