The New York herald., 1864-08-24
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Uns satisfactory Condition Of
the New Empire.
Uraga Still True to- the
Republic.
Letter from the Mexican Gene
ra!-in-Chisf.
-~>~>~~~~>~>~~.-~~
WAR TO THE KNIFE AGAINST FRANCE.
DECIDED GROUND OF GENERAL TRIia.
~-~~-~~-~~>~-~-~-~~
THE CHURCH AGAINST THE CROWN
-~-~~>~>~~~--~~~~~~~~~
The Empire and the Confederacy
One and the Same.
THE CHURCH AGAINST THE CROWN
The Empire and the Confederacy
One and the Same.
ke., xc., Ae.

neighboring republic OF Mexico Yesterday morning we
published some extraordinary intelligence from the
seat OF empire which, however, is on the whole by no
borne by city Of Mexico correspondence
We have need Of much care in receiving news through
French sources there are numerous seeessionists
abroad who, kaowing how Interested the North feels IN
the Of the Of Juarez d, every thing their
power disseminate false Intelligence which may
times be successfully imposed upon the best judges For
part, until decisive inelllgepcs to
hand, will not beSeve that General Uraga the Com
mander Chief OF the Mexican liberal army, has eaten
the noble words contained 10 the letter from himself,
which we publish below, and which Is echoed by the
patriotic Tias and OF thousands Of true Mexcans
Awaiting further Information, suboln. CORES
pondence without any comment
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, August 49, 1864.
The only news from Mexico is letter from Matamoros
OF the 25th ut which presents the statc affairs in that
country being by upavossble for Iuarez
rs Maximan's organs have lately tried TO mako the
world believe. The statement that Uraga had deserted
Jnarez and submitted to the Emperor is again refuted
in this letter which contains paragraph from letter
from Uraga himself Macmillan. even by the showing
OF the Eaafeh and other official organs, finds many un
expected difficulties. complains OF the want OF assist
ance and operation from the influential and wealthy
citizens, who heretofore opposed 10 Juarez hut
they do not seem 10 ike Maximan any better we are
told that the clergy much opposed 10 ins civ
zation They expected TO get back their property but
Messrs Maximian. Aimonte Co. wentit themselves
Nothing has occurred worth noting IN St domingo.
Sick soldiers contioue to arrive thorce and PROVISIONS
&c. continue TO be sent back.
Consdc able Is fct at the appearance Of the
rakota which Is said to have left your port on the Stn
Various circumstances connected with her and tue
steamer Frances which lately arrived from Philadelphia,
have furnished oundas,op that she has
into Wilmington where. no doubt both those steamers
undoubtedly destined
Tha vpii fava doe
less. TO the rains and coatnued heat
The Liberty leaves on the 2oth
Our City Of Mexico Correspondents.
Cry o. Mexico, July 81 1864
There OF . very exciting character 70 be
sent to from tho capital at the present time We
not yet able to say that "he empire is pesce," but
rather that piece Of the France Dutch throne Is yet
par TALLY established It appears to that this
place too high up in the mountains for Imperialism
aud the so-oaed Emperor and Empress, If they remain
hero long enough will die the natural death OF all exoucs
IN inhospitsble and ungeniai cline. Not that the
climate Dot favorable their beath for the contrary
is The truth They live for long time ia the palace
Of the Presidents, amid the groves OF Charutepec,
among the pleasant and aromatic gardens OF
1acubaya, without losing any flesh through the rce-
mency of the season, but there is among the people
radical aversion 70 this imperial system which must
one day or another an1 that very suddenly, send the
whole concern. as the saying Is "bigher than kite
Let the lies OF French newspapers
lsbed 10 Mexico under the surveillance o. the Empefors
myrmidons Nor yet IN tho frivolous stun TO be found
10 the Mexican" journals which Maximtan's officers
Of the household allow 10 enter the gates of the palace"
The here AS II in all similar countries. speaks
ony what the ruler allows IT tosay or II It dare 70 say
onything OF its VIII IL sure utter words Of
crngug aduson OF the tyran that oppresses the peo
pie 1t hard tor any in Amer ca or even IN the
horoashy desradei and teuerod i he Mex,can press
No paner that undertakes 10 write one free and iuoe
enient article would be allowed to exist for fday at
at With u ID A.tx-
ni!isn's gooianer, the Emperor oi tie FreGoh
Ut to the news OF the day, ~ least such as can he
collected from the mass OF aisenpod and decenton by
wien are every where surrounded. Happily for me.
have means Of gaming the truth at time, favc no
10 rely the hickueyed lies o the ineryen-
ouist ard The Rarbled st,tinrus u secessian
emsssries whe arm here froia Havana and southern
ports. ! sent you letter from this pace some time
since but canno, say whether II was received not
There IS scarcely anv stcrriy In scnd ug Documents
through tho regular mail, not h-ougn any Neglect tho
Mexican or spanish authorities at Havana but s'mpy be
there defined plsta treaty between Sya aud
tho United tates, and American line c steame,s
Meeting iiexicaa ports with those OF the United :. .s
THis Is sad sight On the part people geae al
so Acnyc and cimmercaL Way esnnY, some cftarrrts
ing merchant or company place steamer or two
tire Inc from New York 10 Vera C,u2, max rg
ieuar mouthy trips Backwards and tJroarG-2 10 h4y
thiuk the thing would not payf Il they 40 ucy are
greatly niistuken such inc, besides Receiving cub.
sdy 10 carry the ma,s u tie Mexican and Uaited
governments. would have It's hands fa carr cargo
aud passeDpers between the places. And - Wn3t
extent might not the enterprise h- advancedS EUt,
ain ony led IL say ths on account or the supposed ns-
carriage Of one ofmy letters, vii not attempt - caa
at viii 40 better, by giving you
now ides ol what stated IL nv former commGnica
ton, and u the iacts be pubished twice there VIII be
stiobody hurt
You are ere THAT not long since the French General
BaZlne who, II ~ said, IS much pleased Win the COM
pany and friendship OF the eeber even 50 than
be Is WIN Mexican gacri gave great bal ~ hs rest
ady luyiiaslOns were issued 10 ire principal families
10 Mexico or cousc meaning tue richest aud the foreign
co1sus resident II the capital wore desired 20 send in
hst Of respectable Of their country ymen
present in Mexico 20 tnat invitations might be issued
to These partial lists were promptly made out w
the European Cousnis out NC American consul, with
better potion OF independence and prorrety, sent a
ua st a all Amoricahs residing here stating that be
coutd rot make anv distinction among coant ymen
Genera Bazane thinking that Jonathan waited "a poke
run et him." is sud to nave torn up tae ~t anl " great
dudeeon sent invitat'ns only e. tic Wee Consul Nc
ArnOux, and Nr. Corwin, Jr, VINO now a5iy dis
cnprres the duties Of the American Legation These
gentlemen, IN view or the exclusion u other American
c,tGLs, ut onct declined tine honor u tie "lMperal
tal" whics PASSED OF, hse everything bere, with TITLE
~ oStteuent, bot great deal oi
Maximitan Is ~ mtst unsatisfactory position At
themselves Nr feSanao Rainirrz is etl Minister n
fureign Afars, aud velasquc1 de con Minister wuboct
PORTFOLIO while sub secretaries despatch The eGsess Of
tns ofee financial matters ee more crtct thar ever
FUNDS are 20 scarce thai puhlc confidence Is gradually
breaking down, NO money has set beeu ralsed u
Epope, aud none cau ba had here except ty forced
trurtons, which TIE people beginning % expec. ard
which, u Is TO be hoped thuy wlll resist fhaie IL,
fic,, aith " the stability ol tho new goYernmert,
yp sSrs now - Se seen ihas I's'' s mas. aus' SON
10 10 the wall News, OF stuf cale Tom the Unitec
stAtOA ~ uahy sFFetu hbctt tno CITY auu must assure
zen tat the hatred to tie United STATES among tt~ mts
vCptDnsts ts vesy great TDis arlsss ,ha rstnA
fear tnat the giast of the North will dcwn the
taufors with his ron hand nud smssh tusir
enpre 70 pieces by single blow. They know tna, the
caus q dnsfSf ~ popuar among al irte people. and
there itey, as the blind sub Gets t doalrns which
encoupaseh NJ liberty, strongly IL fayor ot SOUTH
err intef c7 eence AID the hlmrt.f50 90 the North The
crafty aud miserable agents oi Dc 0,gas slsvohoding
c0nis4alacy, ~ aave said, nQ waning hers, and
tner mission ia TO irstl INTO he minds Of ne snuraut
fscsoods y the woat kind u>ut 10 detrimental W
tir tu I'D states. Tut ct mestsarC yon t1t .he true
itsrt MoNieo beats 10 ungon with freedom, Aud we're
.pNs hle there are rsny W her w.9 a hS your
able generals. would araspfbe sword and do n,by IN
deiauce q American unity. however ths rftust IL var
may 1seni 70 - Tor ths moment agarft ibtW ther
own aud
You htre doubtless hesrc srd rod sfest a 1art
thc slesed de.eetlt2 y G54eta Lra 'a.t ...t. te.