The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-13

by the arrival al this port yesterday OF Tie steamship
Columbia, from Havana the It'll inst, have re-
ceived late Mexican news via Vera Cruz given in
correspondence below.
Our Mexican Correspondence.
CIrY or MExICo, Sept 20, 1895.
The anticipation that the flight OF Juarcz Fl Paso
would deal the death blow the republican has
not been realized According to recent advices the
President has selected that point the centre Of his gov
eminent; not because he compelled TO do 1t, but
Of Interior designs which prudence forbids
publish. Hitherto circumstances to confirm the
wisdom Of his provision and OF his choice. Notwith-
standing the probematc report which makes him seek
refuge in Santa Fe New Mexico, he holds the borders
of the Rio Grande, popton which his enemies cannot
attack before concentrating at Chihuahua, which is dis
hundred leagues from III Paso the material and
the men necessary to open a campaign He Is, then,
sure TO remain there At least season, IL not
longer Meanwhile the whole belt OF country
extending from the Of his government
down TO the mouth Of the Rio Grande is in
tho power OF his men, The States OF chihuahua,
Coahuila Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas virtually
under his control the state instance the
republican troops 70 prevent any i'm
peralst to out from atamoros and Tanranesqu the
only tiles OF the stac in possession OF The latter and In
which they really besieged The republicans have
pressed tho Indians into their SERVICE and
have raised army Of about -four thousand men, who
under the command OF Escobedo
According the imperial journals guerilIas
thieves and highwaymen continue doroil travellers
the roads, sack and pilage farm houses and vii
lagos In Jaapa the hamlet of Tczuilan attacked
by The Juarists, In church. sunday, and number
of persons killed. intending several and children.
The chief OF the garrison having together all the
men he could, charged the gicrias Killed thirty Of
them, and compelled them to speedily retreat. Az
hizanta, State Of Vera Cruz, the population having
declared for the empire, sent prison thirty Of the
men who had beea ien In the place by s'atorre,
JraTis leader, and put nine nj them 20 death Ala
torrc learning thcsc facte left the city VI NavIineo
Where's he was camc back upon Mizanta, killed thirty
have scen actually roasted alive several Of the
haiianis cf that city In the mountains Of Ixmlqupau
and in he valley o. Monezuma the Juarss have been
completely routed by the French under Colonel
DE ,ourey; they lost So hundred men Killed and
wounded In The hight In San Iis Poiosi the guerilla
lender hendez has been defeated by the French
msniaut D.aye. In Qneretaro the Junrsts have also
been severely handled. A. perote, Meteor Aqurrr and
Francisco Gu,ticrez two notoriocs eueriiefos de-
fcscd The State OF Tcbracan Il reprcs'n ;ej M being
infested with thieves In Nuavo Leon the state o. az.
fairs II mot amcutabe The Juasta divided IN small
bands under Aqnire, Gallndo and yissca securing
tic country IN The vicinity Of Coahuila. In Tamanipas
Fscobsio cortina, Trevdo and Mendez have everything
tteir avn way In Nnevo Leon. Hnajalo, Falcon and
Cara Helo carrying on thcir deprcdaions every
whcr,. The mode ~ warfare of these pnerias l. TO
ronnce unexpectedly upon dcfencelsss armhonses and
,iiEtg and carry away with them MI they Por-
hr,p p NJ, Who had been put IN prison thc Ca.gnip
colt.
Tho chhunhua uarers state tina, Juarez hs abandoned
fourteen pieces ~ cannon lis ammunition and Inaefia
81 war on The Fhorc y the river son Pablo, aud eleven
other Ia Chihuahua and IN the vicinity The p"apie
OF chihuahua hay" asked a'n 20 protect them
selves ogainst robbers and gucfilias.
hllai On ~ French /puaycs have tnien the fortified
position calcf u ~ Chana, between rala end Tamau-
liprs. Tis position had been fortified ~ e Jgarsts;
tie gunner refused to yield and Killed ~ their
sent official news received from rhlhsnhua annannec
a lrpl font III On a. VaN
santa ~ New Mexico bit e ha 10 fofor ~ he later
place and 4 IN no polton 10 make stand AGAINST tc
French who IN ts rear, i s not probable that he
would expose HING to- srrprise witch might leopard
We bis personal liberty and that Of his government.
Among the officials who have adhered Ia his fortunes
Sebastian lerdo de- Tciadr. Minister Of Forel
Affairs and or ths Interior desc w. lg si, Minister of
Ju'rc and Finance and Marano paz In charge u tae
In consequence Of the death Of tho Grand Drchcs Of
Baien, saxuls ans court have into mourning Tor
a week.
scnor ignacio Aguiar NARCOTIC who has recently
represented the government OF Mexico al Rome has
been sent 10 Madrid, With the rank OF Envoy ExtraoT.
binary aud Minister pienipoicniiny.
he former rebel Lienienan, NaIry has become =
Mexcan CITIZEN the Emperor HaximiIsn having granted
The following Il uanslafon 81 the oricial announce
ment of the removal Of Juueys headquarters ~ VI
!. Faso:-
0strr Mr.IsrER ~ fonIuS AvAiRsl
GovrRSsEsr !
GovEus wrNr DErArrsKsr, SEuIoS L. }
Tho citizen President Of the republic lo the city Of
place, where he has ordered the seat OF the national
government to be located for the present
In this place, well AZ in any other part OF the
public where may require the government
" be stationed the President will always do his uimost
perform biz duties with hrmncss aud fidelity In the
cndcavor TO The wishes OF tho Mexican people, who
will 70 combat the invaders OF their country
and who must ultimately prove victoria : In the srus
gle Tor their Independence and The maintenance Of
puDkCan Institutions
fpdel endencc aud liberty
LERD0 DE TEJADA, Minister OF Foreign Affairs
Pssp DEL NoarK, August 10, 1896.
After period OF rest, which caused people TO
think that order had restored the road Vera
Cruz that State has boen again v'ied by guerllas and
dcpredatons committed Several dilgences which have
left Mexico having boon delayed by the bad stale OF the
roads, have been attacked and robbed Travellers have
been despoed Of their money and OF the very clothes
their backs mule ,faiu was recently stopped and
stopped almost every day one OF them attacked
few days since Porero the travellers robbed
and beaten, and the mail destroyed The Monitor Vera
crrsdno announces inat measures were about 10 DO
taken TO put end 10 these outrages
The occupation OF Paral by the Juaris General IA
toni claimed by the lssr as gres. victory over N.
French detachment, seventy men srsng, encampod at
the post OF Campo Flordo went time ago 70 Parai
onca IL bs CIV ~" eommapder 81 tLe Trench ,oaros
that considerable force was In sight and getting
ready for an attack. The lieutenant who had Charge
Of the French column inrenched himself In ono
or the houses Of the city aud bravey waited for tho
enemy. The yuarists numbered about three hundred
and nfty men, and had with them three howzcrs Con.
hdent their numerical superiority, and In their artl
lery thoy surrounded The French and opened Arc Tho
latter defended Themselves from morning I'll evening
A the night fast approaching and their ammu
milton was exhausted, the chief Of the detachment
gave the order 10 charge with the bayonet and cut
passage through the enemy which was successfully Dr.
compIished. The French had ton men killed and twenty
The ofncial Journal OF onraba speaking OF the flight
Of Juarex saysA runaway and vagabond set 81 officials
Ignored BY the Powers Of Europe and REPRESENTED hy an