The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-13
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.

INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
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Latter from President 10 arcs rns aegw-
lar Liberal Array More shaa rwsaty-
seven ThsusasA osrOsg-Jsavss Gen.
centrating fn New Leon nd rrspasIng
20 March Into the InssvAer. Sse.
We translate the following from . cory %
lclter from President Bsnso yaarsx. gcsss
man New Orleans and which has hreu kss farnhaea
US BY prominent Mexican gentleman m ms city
Moxrrssr. Aprii II, isex
Ny DsAR FRIEND *. request shs, goo wlii
have the Kindness 10 publish all facts relating
Cause for those are sufficient 70 shos hs present esSa
army being largely nersased and ,se ,rossls.
.. last accounts was unable 10 mako IAbasida asa ~
In the vicinity OF Tehuacan posnro rs s.rcady the
field with force that than ihousnd
men Uraga In a Jasco with twelve thousand Fsrinoa
Bao with three thousand aud Gonzales orsess IA
thousand at Zacatecas OF course ncaoe IN
this count the numerous bands and gasrias thas every
have with me the Guana,usto division under ths CON.
maDd OF General Dobiado and the dvison from urango
commanded by Senior Patoui have BE- des tho sorees
from Iamaulipas, scot by Cortnas from Mztamoros
those seut BY Lerdo from Cudad Victoria. and thoee
organized in Coaha.la. A. pScssot ! an occapsed IN
tho frontier will be aoic to send a. army corrs 10 the
interior.
From the border do no. send news, because yea may
again request you TO publish this 90 that people shall
~. ssS our anaHs su'ouku e"c pfs" =. ~.
JUAKfz.
Addresses OF Governor AIva.ex and Cow
crnOr Orsega.
From the Ats California, April SOL
The two documents which we translate md ineeyf Re
low will be read by every friend
government They show the true position OF k0xico Al
ha, the French occupy in Mexico oaiy the ground Toy
stand that the conquest OF the country
being accomplished as at the commencement OF the insa
sion, since it amounts oriy 10 military occupation %
detached points far removed from each Other and sub
ect to be isolated At any moment rom any entire point
OF support. The state OF public opinion 10 france
CARDS the invasion OF Mexico is well known 10 that
try. The imperial party is daily losing ground, and
first and most powerful partisan OF French
Eeo ALVAREZ Constitutional Governor Of the stale q
Guerrero and Commander in Chief q the Division Of
the South, to its inhabitants.
FELLOW CIrIzENs-Proclamatons in our cruniry have
taken to speak the truth to the people, TO uln the
promises and protestatons made them through this
medium that an honorable man. In the fulnmsns OF his
duty. bushes to have recourse TO such But
placed by free suffrage at the head OF the State feel
obliged 10 make use OF this means, however dscrcied
may have become. that may give you IN few words.
faithful view OF the position in which The state
placed at the present time. and the well founded hopes
which we entertain that the efforts and sacrifices OF al
Cd Mexicans will be crowned with success and
plish the nnal triumph 0: the national independence
AT the moment address you there "a fleet OF 1--WE
French steamers anchor of the port OF Acapulco. On
the Goth utimo rigid blockade OF the port declared
but to the present time The city has not been occupied
by military force o, the enemy. 1t Is announced that
this will be done shortly and that an attempt viii be
made to open communication with the capital from ths
point.
In anticipation OF such attempt. have given such
as the counting the hear
~ cooperation and ardent support or valiar
rymen. The news o! tho arrival Of the enemys troops
Will no doubt rive new to the traitors who
guaa for they true to the character o. renegades OF
all countries count the support Of the invader
mate the and obtain the adhesion Of the people
them Our valiant troops ready receive them with
their accustomed bravery.
In al the other districts OF the State with the excep
ton Of small bands which Insignificant
menton, the public tranquility has not been broken
which preservation Of The integrity Of
the nation The pauo Gcrmanc question Is the 1rst
eeryescence which had produced al the end
ber have reason TO believe that Euroe at this
mont on the eve of a constitutional war; Then comes
variance, FOR in they results favorable to democ
racy Next follows Italy the solution Of which question
10 the destruction Of and Of the French
Protectorate 10 Rome fnsy the triumph Of the fede
raj troops Of the United States the Southern Coincide
sustain Monroe doctrine carry out that policy
vital to the security OF the nations OF North America
The consequences o. any OF these questions which
may be expected any moment will make it impossible
for Luis NAPOLEON to send relnorcements Mexico and
ors 10 their fate even admitting that such Step should
not be forced him by the opposition he has In
his own Parliament and army, and 10 the majority o. the
In meantime our true Mexicans are showing bold
s sTey g q na In
10 Zacatccas the heroic Gonzales Ortesa
the intrepid Porero faz with ten thousand noar Zoluca
the indomitae nephew OF General Guerrero. Vicente
Riva Pal CO with our thousand veg, 10 snaloa, with
vicinity OF San Luis Po,osi. Coma in Tamaulpas Pes
guerra in sonora Paton in Durango; Berrioza Bel Mi
choacan and finally beautiful State 81 Guerrero with
WE'VE Thousand valiant tridnos determined
hce everything TO their liberty and Independence
Fellow citizens the time has come for The country 10
know her faithful sons, are the towards
tia, rackng In the blood Of their brothers look
on with ndife aud supineness, fogefu Of Their
honor While the soil OF their country dealed by the
foot o. the Invader This trial necessary 10 prove
When. in ancient Rome, the gadmtors brought
the 10 fight with wild beasts, passing be-
fore Julins crsarthc exclaimed Cesar they who are
die salute tnee." Thus the nb,cle traitors Of
their country like those poor victims IN the hail
with servi AID frantic accsma,ons the Frer ch En-
peror whose hands their nationality about TO perish.
There is only wanting 10 complete the smile these
miserable creatures should meet their fate by the sword
OF the secairs OF their master This copsumlnaton
will hot fail them unless fate anticipated by the Just
vengeance OF the nation.
In lsos the armies o the First Napoleon we're brought
SPAIN under the pre,ext of terminating the civil dis
cords and bringing about happiness aud civilization.
naona ms tnct showed them that these houd
be forgotten and that thence orth there should he only
two dstinctions-"patriots' and dfrdnefsadfs These
French armies occupied all the cities and lortresses;
were constantly receiving re'nforcemen,s for they had
ony 20 the yrenees to nd themselves IL the heart
OF Spain. They were veteran troops; their means OF
transport abundant Everything contributed TO make
permanent domination commenced Ia invasion and
ending conquest and not stbstarin all this, they
dven ANONYMOUSLY out OF SPAN by her patriotic
pecre after having suffered the most tremendous sacri
Gees a lie
The present Tarolecn who parodcs bis urce in every
thing s seeking to repeat In country this tragc
comedy, ard will obtain beyond doubt, the sane result.
II Napoleon the Great was obliged TO abandon an enter.
prise which IVES the prelude Of his fall though supported
by and powerful armies, with only Tho Pyre
necs 10 his way which he could pass az pleasure: with
ratorous auxaries more numerous aud more influential
than these Of his nephew who, however obsc3uous tie
may lie believe that different result awaits IN cur
own country; Napoleon the Lite, when his army is a
band OF ruefias two thousand miles from their
Try disseminated territory larger than Trance and
Spain together, apd with the AaDtc ocean,hat sepul
elre Of many Illusions ying between him and France
Reject well tLs fellow ti7ons and you VIII be con