The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17

CHALLENGE Of without mercy aud without quarter we
susss 70" 4. sna ass
q Mexico No have never oouatsd the elemency a
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srtces Of The crcularoS ths commander In chief Of the
sxpeditiouary army; snd. after having sslabsbed thsR
French Or the 50 called smpirs Whatever nay be theS
nationality, shall instantly BE- pus 70 DEATH = 80
never a least far as We know, has Rva Psscos bsss
exposed 70 this good fortune In regard 70 exploits the
attack with forces three hundred 70 one BsEsrQ
90 easily dsposng Of me skin Of the lioo they ought,
snnk, 70 Try and capture the animal himself"
Many persons may say these are more words; but
she men who express such determined ssutsnts the
armed organizations Of the nation Among these people
the monarchal and imperial dea finds favor, and theR
Ieades xoowng tolls and being concerned ~ SUSTAINING
democratic principles, Dc all In their power 70 ksee ne
nre burning In their hearts.
Tho Enpsror has mot Jet issued any programme %
bis own form Of government IL s said that he In wait.
ing 70 become acquainted with the people suryounds
Ing him He yin have need TO do for II he follows The
advice or such mon as Almonie, Marqusz Mea and Mira
mon no WIN be likely 20 make worse mess Of thipgs
any OF his A. regards hs
formed
Additional Facts Proving the Rcpors
About General Uraga's Adhesion 60
the Empire FaIse-His Generals and
OMcers Confident or His Faithful
ness-They Conndc In tits Honor to
Maintain tho Integrity OF the Repub-
IiC, 30.
We have becn favored with copy OF an act passed al
war meeting held the 10th uItimo st the residence
Of the Gencralin Chief OF the Mexican liberal army
Cicdnd Guzmau.
some Franco Mexican papers having circulated
. report that General Ursga had given In hs
adhesion to tho empire, after some preliminary
business OF the meeting, In which the General In
Chief showed the actual state OF the army and tho
condition Of those matters for which this meeting had
been vened the debate BY the follow
ing resolutoas being unanimously adopted
The republican army having to the present preserved
and actually maintained the Independence and integrity
OF its country rattes the vote of confidence placed
in its General in Chief citizen Lopez Uraaa, that hs
tons and that he may support the OF liberty aud
his country Tho army trusts 10 bis ability TO maintain
IN ~" rapts Of bs our honor and that he VIII
fuial those solemn obligations which be owes 70 his
country and to society. f.
O. That all bandits, who bave under al circumstances
and especially tho present ones codsosored BY the
reports they have circulated the the defenders
Of the republic, shall be punished. ... 4
these resolutions, being submitted 70 vote, were
unanimously approved by the generals and officers
present, the same who subscribe this act.
Residence of the GenersLn Chic Of ths republican
army at Cudad Guzman, juno TO- 1864.
s.s,.ss 1sSs oHSsa Ra7soo @So se'
Guaderrama, Felix Vega, D,az do Leon, /. Ornelas,
Aoino EspnSsa Augustin lglssas and francisco cast;
Querearo; Francisco A. Ramos for the Coima brizads
Antonio Neri, Miguel Garcia do Agurre, Emilio Roy,
julio N. cervsntes, simon DeIsadlo Msafeio casas, T.
Romero Francisco NJ vilIasenor, Manuel de uuzsgs "a.
requi. Manuel Cevros, Mateo Reyes, Jose 9. Manoz.
Marcos vegss, Army Commissioner: Pascusi sspuvedA,
orre, Commissouer Of Internal Revenue TIausoo Her.
nandez Carrasco Arssec horcno secretary OF tns mee
"A 4 true cory. ARlsrEo MORENO, Secretary.
CiuDAD GuzxAH. June 10, 1884.