New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
MEXICO.
Juarez still ~ FL Pass-His Prospects Of
Remaisiss there Some TiDe-Addrcss
OF the Belgian Democrats - Juarez-
Answer Of the Minister Of Foreign AZ.
fairs-Centenss Of the Periedico OmciaI
News from Chihaahua.


News from Chihaahus.
From Oar Special Correspondent.
Ell PAso. Sept 29. le65.
The prospect for President Juares to remain
here for some time at least is becoming better and
better every day. There is at present no appearance
Of the departure Of the French from chihuahua for thi:
place. Of course long this state Of affairs lasts the
ex President will stay at Fl Paso and issue bis DEGREES
from this place. -r...+-,.
All that has appeared yet in the Priodieo 0feiai,
Jnares's organ in that shape, are letter OF thanks
of Juarez 70 the President Of the United States Of Co
lomba. who had communicated to him decree Of the
Legislature Of that State proclaiming him great cit
sen and answer Of sigpor Lerdo de Tcjado, his Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs acknowledging the reception Of
q Flemish Democratic address sent by club Of Bel.
gian Democrats to New.York. This address had been
first ssbt p the Republican Mexican Club Of New York
then translated there from French into Spanish and
forwarded afterward to Fl Peso II is dedicated to
President Benito Juarss and breathes truly demo.
cratic spirit. l
"Ths HsdtrduisseA< Bond or Flemish Democratic
Association says the address, counting thousands OF
members, has unanimously decided to apply ~ you as
the legitimate representative OF the Mexican nation to
congratulate you the perseverance, with which you
sustain the struggle against foreign usnrper who
and freedom at the time this Association can do
less than protest against the imprudent nconsequence
Of tho KnN of Belgium 70. supplying foreign usurper
with BsgiSn troops interfering In this way IN the do
nestle Affairs Of Mexico and sliensting the national
rights Of the MeIieana"
The Association continues 10 congratulate Juarez
apon the hsroo resistance Of the Nsxicans against the
usurper and doubts not that they win ultimately FREQ
tho eosusy ffom foreign power. They diselaim sn re-
ponsibay In the daughter Of their fellow citizens At
Tscanbsso 70 place where four or I've months age
handful ef egians we're surprised BY strong party Of
euerrlss and say tAat the 800 soldiers who sent
70 MEXICO were seat escort 70 Emess Charlotte
and were rot 70 participate In any military operations
NJ" ss5Sths Belgisn Democratic Club in .lludine 70
seSs Of Tsesnbsro aud feel the greatest indi
IL is not ssainst the Mexican soldiers struggling for
their Independence. but against those who the real
authors Of the departure Of msled fellow citisens
The answer Of Senor Lerdo dc Tejado Juares. Min.
istsr Of Foreign A2Airs is written in the vein:
"Fres Besisss must shed their blood for Belgium
alone" says the Minister. "Thcy csnnot devote them
selves 10 the interests Of family offer their
vices % slaves nor sell themselves meroenAries for
little gold. Happily for the progress Of civ.
insation and freedom happily for Belgium. che finds in
herself the conscience Of great number Of her sons
whose voice. moved BY true spirit Of freedom. protests
against this iniquitous conduct"
Such is the principal and most important article con-
ta ned In II Periedieo OEeial published at Fl Paso.
II is a. you see, correspondence between Belgian
Democratic Club and Jnsre. Minister. and WILL no
doubt be looked upon by many persons as very i'm
pOrtant document.
The next remarkable piece is an article Of six
columns upon the interview VI President johnson
and H. do Montholon the Minister Of France OF Wash
bs for me TO tell you what the opinions Of the author on
this fresh and important subject These two srti
cles occupy nearly the whole space Of the oc tour
nal-eeven columns 10 twelve-and are, II not writ.
ten in NewYorf at least sent from that place to III
Pas0 A. TO news from Mexico, there Is none OF any
account showing thereby how completely Juares Is sur
rounded in the .mali and narrcw circle Dc occupies
chihuahua. have been received very cooly as they
had entered . deserted city. A few Stisens Messrs
Acosta McManus and the Seijas family were u Is as
serted the only persons rho took the trouble Of having
a demonstration made In honor Of the French.
According TO the same testimony the state OF siege
has been proclaimed n Chsuuhus and an Imperial
Junta, or committee OF tic notaplcs Oh tue Guy! aP
pointed. .r..
cnt Of the authorities and officers OF the state. Inc
retrOgrade Clerical party has obtained compiets
triumph. Zuloaga X. Thomas. . member Of the Con.
alive party has been selected Prefec o the Depart
ment In the election OF the Alcsldes and CSrrlgodSrs
two gentlemen d. .Mariano Aiarievia and u. Felipe
Sguieros. declined the office and are said TO nave e
the place The seias family has received large
share Of the public offices.
returned yet Tho Liberals abstain themselves from
AhS fArticipation in public affairs.
According to what Is said here among Juarists. the
public places and promer adcs Of chihuahua are com
petely deserted. single family has accepted inva
ton from the French in tho numerous musical sorees
tbe lattcr have given TO the inhabitants.
II was also reported that the 10th Of September
est the day for the celebration Of Mexican National
Inie ndence number Of good citizens having met IN
the i,y OF Mexico 20 mourn the fate of the coun
r they had been arrested and sent to prison Among
these persons are mentioned the Curate OF Corral and
several other persons, among whom are Messfs Aret
lanos Sales Estanista0, Gonzales. &c.
News was received from the State OF Miehoacan an
omncing the success VI the Liberals In that State.
r --uu6 S ~ :. - ~ f-NII'