The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-13

heartsd, wsIlnsaning, bsnsvolsnA bss weak maa He
hh..sss dreamer o. the ultra German yps;
the amelioration Of mankind in general and
q nez'co 10 parcaar; up IN The cloud. bali hts ims,
building ar castles planning inpr.ctieab: projects.
nshenabe painting In bis minds eye gorgeous visions
Of some kind o crimson and purple empire gleamtss
Haross i Rsssh.S, beloved sod pssssd ), doing pso
ple Entirely Inexperienced In The details Of al psae-
Ss .s o e
excellent traits Of characssr and cloudy theo!es are
seized upon By thoss Who actually rule him 70 sxss
everything awry and dstor all business 10 suit private
press went through the cersnoDy At the palace chapel
cssnly men and women, and Afterwards Of waiting upon
them n table. The Official Journal which describes the
@ describing T he spa spsnsiss % ordsm % and l. dsooraions
worn BY the imperial co1ple on The occasion, holds
. ~ ): 3 " ss ps r u: sss. e
Of Ms.co but the fact i that Ns1cans every day
from their three centuries q Church supsrttisn Tho
Virtual overthrow Of the power Of The Mexican Church
eT antchurch party Of Aexico who conceived the de.
IN the daysof Comonfor and Juares who elevated
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can presidens commenced. aiI
ran ARRnsr OF NRwsPAPER YDrroRs.
In my last mentioned briefly the arrest Of half dos-
on editors Of newspapers in this oity by order Of Mar
shai Basane, the French commandsr'in chief for i'm
proper structures the legality OF court marai in such
The editors in brief was this: The empire been pro
chained peacefully established accomplished fact;
military offenders robbers and not soldiers, and must
thus be tried In the civil courts for their cmea Ro
nero was tried BY military court martial and shot the
The editors arrested and tried the ground that
& law Of lscs decrsed By Marshal rorey !bstoEs the
conflict between the French military authority In Mexic
and that Of his Majesty the Emperor. Yet che court
different nnes and terms Of imprisonment according 70
the alleged gravity Of the offence One poor dev got
when state Of war in Mexico has been proclaimed Is
over and civil law the government Of the country.
yoRrIvYINo rHE FRONTIERS.
II reliably stated here that orders have been issued
Tor 1oytng the northern frontier towards the United
tablished there this seriously Intended as barrier
smO rather than serious attention 70 attempt 70 pre-
vent sns Norshmsa" from pouring down here when the
Niagara with bundle Of straw.
MOVEMENTS OF IAxArNB.
ka!shal BazsiDe still delays his departure for Chihua
hua having matrimonial affair hand which Ia TO take
place next week. after which he will follow and overtake
the French Austrian and Belgian forces now far on their
way 70 the northward.
Cnr or MEnoo, April 49, 1880
This has boon week Of excitement in the capital Of
Mexico First the news Of the capture Of Monte
rey and Eaitilo BY the JuaFiss-events which place
nearly the whole Of Northeastern Mexico In posmion Of
the berals then the appalling intelligence that the Pro-
sident Of the United States and Secretary Seward had
been assassinatedevents that have hored Northern
srs and Southerners alike; the surrender Of Leo and
finally the arrival Of sehator cwin again from France
with important dispatches relative 10 Sonora and sina
loo, from the French Emperor 70 Naximilian.
Y rHE AssAssINATToN OF THB PRESIDENT.
Tho awful event ct Warrington seems 70 absorb public
attention beyond al othen The virulsnt revilers
Of Mr.. Lincoln are hushed into silence, and not ons
American from whatever part Of the United States but
acknowledges the noble qualities Of the honored dead and
feels that great and good man has been out on In
N important hour of the nations history while
the most rabid secessioniss agree that II was
only through Mr.. Lincoln that Anal reconciliation
and amnesty were 70 have been effected Ths news
reached here on the night Of the 27th of April by
telegraph, from United States Consul Lane, q Vera
Cruz, 70 Mr. Corwin United States Secretary Of Lega-
ton as Mextco For the nrs time in three years the
Sas and Stripes unfued 10 the breeze both at the
consulate and the legation, and the not
generally known, the hosting of the flag ss haifmast
occasioned no little surprise in political circles The
most profound sorrow is expressed even among the
Mexcana Pierre souie, ex-United States Senator,
claimed, whom the fsct communicated to him,
'Thank God that % horrible not committed
In Richmondr' and he then went on 70 speak of the
character Of the President In terms Of euogy entirely
expected by those who known his violent secession
antccedeuts The fact Of the assassinations ~
contained in the New YoRK HERALD Of the 18th Of April
u al have thus far received. The details awaited
with anxious expectation. No ocia notice Of tho event
has been taken by this government. With this news
sherman and Of the capture Of Mobile In that cass the
il indeed over and becomes matter Of history
rHE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
The general anxiety 70 the course OF the United
States regarding Mexico has 0 course, greatly increased
Il 10 the opinion Of the shrewAest politicians here that
the fast Of American Union being longer .
iAs eaVliest moment rather than risk : war with
g formidable power - the United Statss
He returns In hot haste and, 10 said armed with
tain authorities relative TO Northern Mexico, which place
him in that respect the head Of Maxmiliam him.
ssf; but these are only secession rumors and BY no
means rsabe. Il IL certain, however that The sx-
especially ~ he Iet kexoo lssi January disappontsd
unsuccessful man, having been uncersmoniousy sh0ul
csrsa ASIDE Q 70 WON s ns made application
the old stories about his having been made 'duke''
and Governor Of Sonora" &c., will BE- revived.
States, such ~ the surrender d Richmond capture a
Lee and his army, &c, have occurred since 0win Loft
Paris and must place an entirely new aspect upon his
MILITARY MOVEMENTS or TIE FRENCH.
But the earlier successesthose occurring since
enough 70 Louis Napoleon Of tho new aspect Of
affairs regards Mexico Orders were positively re-
ceived here three weeks ago to stop the marching Of
troops the nohward and 70 Concentrate the French
foroes again In and around Mexico The ortfying Of
the northern frontier has been abandoned and evidently
q policy Of some kind IL about 70 be adopted What
that policy II none can yet tell; but it 10 quite
certain that The events In the United States have scved
70 check mot permanently ater the plans OF Napoleon
IN Mexico. Marsha Bazaine, who W have left for
sonora several weeks ago, and actually sos,s
with strong force, s.li !smans in hexics, preserving
mysterious silence ~ 70 the future Meantime the COM
mepcement Of the rainy season renders impossible csm
psign for the recovery of 6ate and Maamoroe unti n
least next Deccmber and the proximity Of these places
10 the American frontier oer every facility for the enlist
ment Of people 70 swell the liberal ranks The fact
s the whoe aspect Of afArs IN Mexico have changed
IN tha Tu T~a of