The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06
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the REPUBLICAN PARTY DISCOURAGED.
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sTRAIGHTBNRD CONDITION OF JUAgEz.
MAMMALIAN ON Liberty Of Com
science,
&C., &c, 90.
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SLAUGHTERED CONDITION OF JUAREz.


science,
&C., &C., 90.
Our Havana Correspondence.
Havana, July I, 1896.
few odds and ends Of the last from Mexico will
afford me material for letter, since nothing else oilers
Some persons the spot represent the republicans AZ
very much dsprted and disheartened by the action
taken by the government and authorities Of the United
States in relation 70 the emigraton' scheme. 1t Is
quite natural that such should be the case and we may
even, without much difficulty agree with those who pre-
Oct speedy end TO the Editors will continue to
prove that Macmillan has failed and to assert that the
country is rapidly returning the old system Of things
do not remember In short to have q sound
editorial article affairs in Mexco but granting that
there have been many such-dao ma non concesso-they
have proved but poor prophecies for France appears
more determined than to protect and support
Macmillan; while the latter newspapers TO the
trary evinces desire TO pack up his trunk and 60
home. The late energy among guerilla parties is
doubt due to the expected aid from the United States
and now that no more need be hoped for from that
ter the multitude Of chiefs and followers will gradually
dwindle away. Juarez Is without money, and though
patriotism may work Miracles get along alto
gether without hard dollars. hnd for instance, the
following in the Santa Fe (Jew Mexico) Gaseste:-
Juarez has with him not above two thousand men.
badly clothed and the greater part without shoes They
receive eighteen cents day, on which they must live
The majority OF the people OF Chihuahua would hail
with delight the entry OF the French precisely through
oue for these but because they would relieve tho
and forced charges they have groaned under
for three years. The State Of Chihuahua pays present
tax OF twcnty-f thousand dollars month, the city
ak thousand four hundred and Paso del Norte eight
thousand Payment is required In gold and silver while
the only money In circulation Is copper, which Is at
discount OF twenty five Der cent
The writer Of the above extract may not be correct,
however, for it 10 rather singular for instance, that
Chihuahua City, with population Of fifteen or sixteen
thousand should pay less than Paso del Nore the popu
laton Of which less than half while is equally strange
that gold and silver should be collected such large
quantities when there in circulation STILL be the
statement incorrect there Is no getting over the
fact that Jusrcx s in pretty tight FIX, and will be
pursued by the French till he flies the country Is cap
tured, for Macmillan and his advisers now see that
while Juarez remains his presence affords pretext for
continuance Of the war while II Is also equally clear tnas
position and throw himself at the feet OF the Austrian
He is therefore, TO be hunted down:
Tho twenty thousand dollars sent by Macmillan to the
city Oaaca have been prudenty laid ont that eighty
of the houses injured destroyed during the lombard
Somewhat from those on the Fifth avenue eighty Of
which could scarcely be rebuilt for twenty thousand dol
lars.
on his return from Europe number Of volunteers for
the foreign are coming over with him on the trans
sinaioa is reported tranquil General Francisco Orega
has submitted to the empire, and General Castagny has
congratulated General Lozada cxican for the manner
in which he has conducted matters in that department
BY the way they say that among other paci1catory
means adopted by L0xda the almost Incredible one
Of ordering his wife, two and about forty others to
lshed in Mexico CITY, but would rather not believe IT,
An attempt made lacly by guerilla party 70 lib
crate lot Of convicts their way from Tampco to the
capital TO be placed on some public work. desperate
fight ensucd between the gaerilleros and the guard
been lost on both sides The beaten party reported to
have left hundred and twenty dead on the held The
object was to carry Ga INC eonvcis Is. ana enlist incm
rated the first iron bridge constructed In Mexico.
The government printing Of the capital Is now done at
the Of Refuge where children Of both sexes are
Taught tho art Of ypcsetting A carpenters shop and
another for shoemakng have also been established and
the industrial system established by Maximians gov
crnment though II works TO q charm and must do i'm
mense good, Is intensely disgusting TO the .soemn
poor" Of the capital who think with sorrow OF the good
old times and sigh for their return. tsl1
During the visit Of the imperial couple 10 Pucbs, the
Empress directed tho establishment Of lying In hosp-
tai obtained pardon for several persons In prison. and
organized committee to receive private charity offer
ings This amiable and lovely woman thinks OF nothing
but how she do good 70 the and sick She has
Sunday schools proposed house Of refuge for INDECENT
artisans given 1--WE hundred dollars to the family Of
poor soldier who persisted In con1asraton and
without end. Heaven bless her sweet soul
Macmillan has addressed an interesting communca
ton 70 his Minister Of Public Instruction, Sceo In
for proper organization Of that branch Of the public
service and pointing out the studies which should be
manner saws on the subject Of religion ReIiSion Is
matter OF conscience for each one and the less the State
NEEDLES with religious questions the more faithful
TO its mission. We have emanclpated the Church and
conscences and desire to secure to the former the
full enjoyment of her legitimate rights and at the same
time entire liberty the education Of her priests,
cordng 10 her own rules and without any State inter
ference but she has likewise duties which she must per-
FORM such religious Instruction. duty In which the
bavo ako
no pSs hitherto Consequently, II your projects and
proposals you win adhere the principle that religious
be given by the priest Of the parish using the books
accepted BY the government" Do you mot nnd this
There Is now before the government plan which
proposes the Introduction OF native Africans 70 the
number Of hundred thousand for the cultivation and
colonization Of the Tiena calients; but i Is bitterly
"Sss Ses ss e sss ~ h of so and o.
sa and 1't
have each oshcrs throatS there s probably
in all Northern Mexico, unless we include Chihuahua
disturbed, owing more to the presence Of certain In
dviduas from other parts Of the country than to tee
aboriginal natives Of those States who are extremely
Of the NATIONAL government but only desiring 70 be LET
alone.
from to-day hope TO be able TO send you the We
sha have received before then by tho British steamer
which sails from Vera Cras to-day. Az reveir.
BRioSoI IN LoSpos.-The London Tima Of the 18th
ut speaking OF the Royal Italian Opera 81 Convent Gar
dem says Of Brgnoli's engagement there The advent
Of new tenor with such voice Is that possessed by
SIqnor Brgnoli event upon which the supporters
Of the Royal Italian Op<ra may be congratulated Sig
nor Brignol not only has beautiful voice. but sings
with true expression and ~ the end OF his air In the
third act, Ndppors tutf spov which, like Mdlle. Flo
rettl's 1talianized Irish ballad, was cncorcd every
habisua frequsnier Of the opera must have felt sur
priced thai such had been many years before
The public without chance Of making himself hoard In
England In America signor Brgnoli has long been an
established favorte and even In Paris he was short
time engaged 81 the The6tre Itaen Better late
than never In the present dearth Of Italian enors
such an acquisition IL most welcome
rns GsAvrop PRESIDENT Lrscctxs McrHm, The grave