The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-10

north An unprejudced view Of events for the last six
weeks and intelligent observation Of what Is now
going must convince any 'outsder that the empire
IL becoming every day firmly established far
the internal affairs Of Mexico concerned, while s re-
latons with al the European Powers are growing more
intimate At the time Of the most determined
guerilla cheains have voluntarily laid down their arms
and offered their submission 70 the government con-
WINGED, ike ex-senator Foote, that It was all up with
their party and that discretion the better part Of
vaor Besides the able General Romero, already
toned there also Generals Cuellar and Gonzales
both prominent leaders Of formidable bands in the tsvas
eallsate the Gulf coast who appeared before the
prefecture Of Ozaba few days SINCE giving in their
adhesion the empire and requesting safe conduct 70
Mexico.
INDIAN DELEGATION
The other day . delegation Of Indian chiefs
representing the powerful savage tribes Of In
terror Yucatan and Campeachy, arrived u Vera
Crus, and being conducted at governpent expense
Their addresses in the genuine style Of the rcd
man. offering eternal allegiance to their father and
Sdenty with specimens Of their rude industry and ss
cultural products His Majesty dressed in his most
splendid uniform for the OCCASION looked every inch the
Emperor and evidently produced on his primitive and
gratifed visitors suitable effect
EMPIRE HOLDS THE eEAP0RTs
Every seaport both sides Of the continent Ia In pos
session Of tho imperial forces excepting Acapulco from
which the troops were withdrawn few weeks since to
augment the army q Sonora and SinaloA The fall OF
Oaca places Acapulco and the entire Pacific coast from
Tehuantepec up, in the imperial power The debarkation
Of munitions Of any Kind from abroad is thus pre-
by from port port The Liberals possess no manu-
facaes Of powder arms their supply Of material
s constantly decreasing BY successive captures while
that Of the Empire 10 constantly augmenting Then,
too the deporazaton begotten Of repeated defeats
already seizng the liberals whose operations are
virtually confined to system Of guerilla warfare,
which, at best ONLY be PROLONGED q few mODtl9
MCMILLAN will then be at liberty to direct his attention
TO forwarding the important public works he has thus far
These are in BRIEF the actual facts 70 the situation
Of affairs in Mexico To support them might ali your
every unbiased spectator but the true state Of the
is patent TO ALL
udce the required direction exaggerate small
and bette important truths serve only TO deceive the
public to what is transprng in this country For the
want Of regular correspondent in Mexico one Of
semi official intelligence which rather astonished such
as could read English in these regions and got sight
the paper In question By that account the city OF Mo-
relia about eight hours ride from here had been
saulted and taken by storm by the liberals other
equally important places captured and the whole mpe-
rial fabric tumblng to pieces The Archbishop and the
Pope's Nunco according to this veracous correspond
had packed their trunks and sailed in disgust for
Europe, and the very deuce pay generally Not
only has Morela not been taken, but attempt Of the
kind has been made Not ghost Of liberal force has
been near Moreiia for months while the Archbishop and
Popes Nunco quietly smoking their cgaritos and
joyng themselves after the most approved Mexican fash
on at least they were few evenings SINCE at ball given
by General Amonte to Of the foreign visitors the
capital The liberals in Mexico, writing to their friends
in the United States often state for facts what merely
surmises r1hors Of the moment and anything from
here in the shape Of appears to be acceptable
Of the press not always scrupuous about the author
ity whence they obtain IT,
MEXICAN AMY
Within few days the official PRESS has published from
the War Department the organization OF the
tonal army Of Mexico Or this army, which
In all branches Of service Is TO comprise
preme command The empire is divided into seven mill
tary divisions. There s a special Guard P0lane and
Legion de Genddrme,te The infantry (Cha@euys pied
ID divided into twelve bataions The cavalry consists Of
presdaIes d. cavalcrie There is battalion IA pie)
artillery in six batteries, and squadron train d0rtil
krix An artillery school Is established with professors
and fOundres and arsenas TO be erected under
proper corps Of directors This the outline Of the
military system. The whole arrangement including
tails would occupy too large space for publication The
entire national army, which is to be governed by the
French code m!!htaire, may be thus summed up
10 GenerauI
40 Officers detat major.
60 Officers d administration.
10 officers detat major des places.
Garde Palatine, 10 hommes.
Gendarmsrc, 1,918 hommes.
Infantere, II, 500 hommes
Cavalcrie, 4,740 hommes
Compagnies pr, sidialee, ,524 hommeA
Artiilerie, 594 hommes
Genie, s37 h0mmes
Troupcs d administration, $40.
-sForming a total OF 80 0A men, exclusive Of officers
This force may DO reduced TO peace footing Of 374
The Godarmerie Is organized under q special decree
and Is Intended 10 secure tranquility throughout the
country and the prompt OF the laws The fol-
lowing are the salaries Of the officers and men In this