The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-16
FEE LATE RIOTS III PUEBLA.
E.Uzzlsmo TIE MEXlCAN PRESS.
Our ms1soan Correspondence.

Our Mexican correspondence.
CITY Mexico, March u, 1895.
Within few weeks sorne startling rumors lave bern
a0cat in the captal--not only that several thouaand
sAmercl,g have arrived in chihuahua with and
Ammunition for Juarez bnt that wide spreading pan
cndng nil roagh the southern part OF the confederacy
is in active movement for the invasion Of Mexico Some
Of the Mexican papers hint AZ the affair rather mystic
riousy and consider the first positive indication Of
that !nundatlon OF Mortimer destined soon to overflow
this country.
a VALUE OF THE rUMoRs.
q There seems to be foulinion for these state
mens Numbers Of rebels are conngly arriving here
by the way of siltanoros and are evdcntly not
! refugees, but keen observan: mon, who battle Maxi
miian's spies with singular edoitness and in
close confab with leading liberal families in this city.
) Tie facts has them that papers for sub
econ are print and have been very generally circu
a,od especially in Alabama Louisiana and Texas, pedg
ing the Subscribers to be ready during the coming sum-
cr to rendezvous different places the Rio Grande
and Northern Mexico by the way OF fuevo Leon
Chhuahua join the Juarez party in those districts
and form the nucleus powerful army or Invasion
and powder for the rapidly increasing forces will
taken along and these supplies to be increased
by mportaons through the gulf coast Of Tamaulipas
and through the retired landing places Of So
Z partes III the southern counties OF California
ARRIVAL or GUNPowDEE.
J SCHOONER arrived at Alfalfa, small port in Snaoa
several weeks since, with quantity Of powder for
AJ arc which was of the advance shipments con-
! ncc.ed with this movement The French land and
3forces having been beaten and captured few miles
from that place not long SINCE tho road TO sinaloa
Saud Ch huahua Is now open and the whole Northern
atry in possession Of the liberals This movement In
a. tho Co hos. c.. ..a nave originated Win Gcnc
Price, who has been for several months urging
e members of the rebel Congress the alternative
alet, p Ease of continued disaster In Georgia and the
Caroaaa Tho idea has boon to take possession Of the
Whole tier Of Northern Mexican States from to
ocean hoist lag connection with Juarez place
themselves under temporary European protection, bring
In Texas Lower California and New Mexico and evcntu
ally make for The interest Of California to join their
jfort mes.
j WHAT ~ EXPECTED or THE LIBERALS.
4 Ills expected that the entire liberal party, who still
hold ont In the States Of Durango. chihuahua Jasco
and all Northern Meyico will flock to the standard
1.-THE feeling against the European invaders Is daily in
xcrcaslny in bitterne.s; and Maximilian whose
phantroqic motives and personal good intentions TO-
ward the Mexican nation have repeatedly referred to,
lis bccofn ng impotent owing to his inherent weakness
of cha cter which lacks the ygor necessary for
: cessfu ule
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Since the capture Of Oajaca the Austrian and French
forces have nainiy concentrated IN Pueblo and Mexico
and have hat collisions with ths people, resulting in
want "a rrcs and afterwards sham martias
ant bloody cxccutiona The Southern rebel agents
THIS city arc certainly here for such purpose
J IA, best informed Americans accord TO them.
OPINIONS on TEE SUBJECT.
I, believed that tho advocates of the measure all
purs ew ether I, adopt flag rally under the
Old rs md Stripes and make this sin ,unr crusade tho
frs, step towards Of the States upon com
mon Mexican ground, pronounce against European
oryonion IN American afrair capture State after
Ss'ae, declare it Independent republic, and ap-
iply fof Omission into the American Union One Of
these circulars is in the possession OF an officer
rutn IL sas at the Eurbidc Hotel u this city and
hlugs have gone far that signatures have boon OBJ
here aud in Vera Cruz and particularly In Havana
Matamoros is all alive with It, Mexico seems Just now
to be between two areI-the Monroe doctrine Of the
United States which recognition OF the empire,
aud The Monroe doctrine OF The rebels who long for
another dash nj tho halls OF the Hoatozumas and ~
NAL the fair plains Of Anahuac n common ground upon
which TO hoal up domcg'io dissensons our own coun-
suy. Meantime The Europeans, and especially the s.
TRANS who serve under aximan walk ABOUT In their
and enjoying n climate the like OF which none OF
them ever dreamed Of in their Northern hemis.
sphcro Dut Austsians, French and Bclgians have
.Il' sense TO sce that the flood from the dreaded
North, rebel Union cannot long be delayed; and
Dor them admitted long that tho nrst
1al Of determined movement hther from the United
states the ETopeans void be recalled by their respeo
1--we governmonts and the collapse OF monarchy In
.excc be sudden as It in tho OF the ILL.,
'arred Iturbde
AN INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
In add 10. 20 those storm mutterinss from tho far
North comes some rather exciting from
ront pcppery correspondence between Maximilan's
Govcrnor Tor preeeO state OF Nuevs Leon and the
commander of of blockading equadron or the
mouth % the Flo Crude has taken place This related
10 certain circular scnt by the Imperial Minister Of
fForege Relations the several State prefecs directing
them To require all foreign consus exhibit thor papers
within given time or denied lhe ri lit continue
tie exercise 81 ther ocal functions The officer repro.
feniing America interests at Matamoros refused com
q "hice ca thc ground that no was rely commercial
'scht OF thc United tates, aud Tho small enbrogic
M lhai followed resulted Ia his quitting the town and sock
Ing refuge under the Stars and Str pos of the steam
gtfgate above mentioned The correspondence between
@ othcld bud tue imperial authorities has been exten
.sVey pbbished and co .uencd In Mexico, and also
that which followed between the project aud tie United
4 States naval conn hndcr
N bxclTiS0 REPORT or UNION TROOPS IN MEXICO.
On the heels OF this comes tho fun a.c,uut published
al crossing Of the Rio Crsnse on che line Of General
rayOrs old battle folds of ral0 Alto and l,cpaca la
Palma, by considerable force OF Uned Staos troops
fsomc two weeks ago, FOR purpose IF destroying 10
prepared FOR expectation. ia. ' ct ~ thc cxpcil on
was, II Is Said ,OmW toll eAt ell, aud our forces 70