The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-16
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 49,, 1885.

manf stsd, It il all up with Uncle Fam. Really, the
self suriciency and bonhas. Of tess people, oiv and
4 military foreign and native are intolersbe.
saEsAAN's VICTORIES IN The ExPIRE-zosTILrTY
I TO TIE UNION.
An illustration Of tho vrulence against the North may
be here cited 1t does NOT however indicate any par
tcalar preference for the rebsis bus hatred OF the
United States . dangerous republican Power standing
III the way Of monarchy and ebsolutsm When the news
of Shermans CREST mAroa TO the and the cap
ture Of Savannah w 80 dstAsteful 70 the existing
no certainty Of the until days asr the
steamers arrival although telegraph wire connects the
1.-TWO places The nswspepen were silent On the subject
form, dsplofns the gradual sajusation Of the high
toned chvarous South, and berating the oowardly
ssSeil numerical .apsrorsy '' The .sms occurred
! when the Wilmington and Charleston news ~
oosd WSsn n: oos
! no longer be denied, the possession OF the whole
ssaco4si was Of no use to the government and placed
the South In stronger position than But yester
the English steamer arrived a. Vera Crus and seve
secess onsts being among the passengers they crcu
was marching upon Washington. improbable a. this
telegraphed hther with lightning speedt ran like
widhrs through the capital and every ca had ts knots
excited foreigners gestcuating and chstsrias ovor
ever Gsp lied all these glitterng prospects, and suen
disappointment succeeded at reading In the papers that
Grant all rht me detested sherman still advancing
Through North Carolina and That the President had ben
peacefully inaugura,ed, but with "a speech suoh a.
] aignt b expected from DECEASED ana snorAAs nmA
j mns OUTBREAK IN rUrsLA.
] had only in my last letter to mention briefly the
outbreak as fueoa most important city OF the At
4 antc slope Of the Mexican Cordiera and containing
Il some seventy tho sand inhabitants. This formidable
riot originated in the discovery Of Infamous facts cas
-iins general Query against the European troops sa
toned there and eventually attack upon them Dy the
nurs,ed populace who only routed after repeated
yclicys OF Eusk Try, sayag nn,noera Iae whoe mat
y has 6een hashd up by or!er o. tire soyernIaea.
n executions OF cittz 80 The Circumstance bo"e~sf IN
dcetes snothssa4 Getestaon OF the savasar1 which
ri TITO dame despite the scanning of cayo
nots
-pTHE MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS TOWARDS CHIHUAHUA
io finish no rerez nnd reps the tnreas ned attack OF
she northern frontier men continue hsrsha Baxane
n thc hero OF Cgeca, is rye, and the 81 mi tary
a Judges predict speedy downfall OF the liberal forces DO
4 fore tia genius Of !he French conqleTor This seems
probable for have before writtea nearly every port
" both sides Of the Continent Is IN possess on OF the
y French ensctuaiy preventing ave in few Isolated In
stances tho importation of arms and ammunition.
n IxpRIsoNMENT OF AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
"A curious affair." involving tho personal liberty Of an
American citizen old resident Of respectable standing
y has lately made some noise in Mexico Mr. Henry
Ward Poole OF Boston, we'll known teacher, was
rested last week and thrown into ono OF thecels OF the
city prison, and detained there iacramuccdo that IT,
q prohibited from communication either by word or letter
q with his friends appears that Mr. Poole had inter-
y esed himself in behalf of Two English girls attached 70
Charnis Circus and had attempted ut the quest Of
q the girls-ono ofthem Miss Holloway who complained
u Chiarni's treatment to obtEn an order releasing them
from tn r engagement The affair filtered through inc
- british legation and consulate and finally the order
vas given by the Mexican authorities on tho wrten
OF tho girls that they inhumanly treated
q by their MASTER who had brought Thorn from England
y under agreem mt from their parents Chiartn, who
had concealed his apprentices meantime induced them
sign paper denying their former statement and had
Poole arrested the outrageous charge Of having forged
the signatures TO the previous papers He was thrust
oen coverd with M, verin without
light sufficient ventilation, and In an atmosphere
Ga To Obtain hesan s'n for
room. ~ The American Consul then inserposod
i see write to him. written application TO the EN-
peror met with no rcsponss. The Empress, to whom Mr.
Poole had previously addressed statement soliciting her
in,erposon in behalf of the girls (who pupils In
Mr. Pooles school forgot all about IT, and tho British
Minister SAr sesrietn ana consul Mr Slenme) nsvng
interest themselv any further In the maor Charini
now held the cards. and having engaged the best lawyer
who thoroughly understand the ience Of Mex delay
he has MANAGED 70 10 Fool Sn s'1s as ssn, pr
Last nght however hc was removed to better coll,
u but still vigorously "orommanicddo" How the matter
win end no one knows, but u probable that Poole
has long sego Of expensive Sexcan claw" before him,
Chiarni can fur outbid him In the matter OF doubloons
q THE EXECUTION OF GENERAL ROMERO.
Since the shooting Of General Romero and bis follow
Ollie rs, the press have yentured upon rather
searching Investigations rs to the proprety and justice
OF that execution Tn ground taken almost unani
mousy that as the country had boon prociamed to be
trial OF the General should have bean b. the civil law
especially as he we accused not OF hgng against tho
empire for ats Of robbery md pagc" which tho
court martial chose to regard in rsonsl and not
military point of wow In the midst Of th se red cons
upon the acts OF se tribunal the chief addecsmp OF
Marshal Bazanc, commanding tho French arWes In
Mexico, seht 1r the responsblc editors OF the pres OF
= this city appear at the Generals cabinet This
+ last week AT the hour appointed tho knights Of the
Mqi duly presented themselves and In ornsd that
te sedtious articles lately published in their papers
n editors who SHOULD anInadvcrt upon the jus
Il tce or ACCESSIBILITY OF military tribunals would
arrested and tried by court martial Orders of arrest
then issued sganst the editors Of Ia oard and
La Orhc who are TO be tried for certain particularly
unguarded expressions neong the procc dings OF
I the lato military toir whsh Condemned General Ro
nero to DEATH 20 much tho wspapers published the
I ox day after this warning and asaino has since
;been annoyed by criticism MS publ acts. Tho
doom dcinqucn,s tho morr certain because TO DO
tried by court martial 10 aquvut 70 being coudcnned
4 one instance IN Illustration town In ichoacan was
attacked by the Liberals wo weeks ago and the French
sSdryon out Tho next day the Trench ret rned rein
forced and recaptured tho pacc Tho commander OF the
4 forcing a tine Of -four Thousand dollars upon the
town Tor having gwen aid and comfort 70
EtliS model document enis thus:-"And tho
chief citizens who thus aided tho dis shall be tried
tby court martial and shotl" dsintcresod spectator
naturally asks Why have any court martial al all II the
Sshontng Ii to follow 81 any racS Tho sequel however
inn or slil though perhaps the olone fall to scc
sthc joke Two days later tho dissdcnts returned In
q arg numbers, routed the rronch rcook the place and
Shod &C. yet
srnE AsiMosIrY BETWEEN TN AUsrnIANs AND
FRESCIt
increases steadily, and threatens 10 fave serious results
q The fr nch Officers applied iii. since 20 Marghal
e u hainc TO be allowed 10 live at Tacu.sya, fow miles
of the city where they might not be thrown In con
TACT with the old enemes but the Arrangements was
I'm consummatcd. collision took place a few days
ago In which some thirty OF the lower grades OF officers
q took part, but beyond few bruises hurt.
l MINING AND OIL OPERATIONS.
IA Tho DtaJfo del Inperio conta number Of dccrces
and grants TO American cxens and others for working
tho mines OF coal silver gold and other metals, and the
1. deposits OF petroleum IN the country Among the most
4 important coao Rsons TO George Drew and John
n Mcleod Murphy, citizens Of New York and practical
engineers, to develop perpcGm deposits In apinoloya,
Almagrce Baldovin Sayuls and Mnntan ON the 18TH
mus OF robusntcpcc OF the value OF these
petroleum deposits there doubt In tho statistical
account OF Don Jose Maria sicsa II is shown that these
springs we're known since 1897 more than two hundred
aud atty years sgo) 'that in tho village, Of Sayultep
and Moloacbn thcro are fountains of petroleum" Silver
q gypsum alsba ter and apaum also abound In these
regions In the report Of the United satos Scientific
commission for the Pacific Railroad und Major Barnard
II Is also stated that "wn eleven miles Of Santiago
x Ioloacan s an extensive sprng Of petroleum which
.eav an area IF u,cvw and