The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-23
The Official Dispatches.

The Official Dispatches.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CoSsrIADo GENERAL REpuBrIcA MEucAsA)
EsTApos UNIpos, ,
NEW YORK, Sept Fl, 1858
In proof Of the falsity of the report that President
Juarcz Is about to leave Mexico TO the United
States have ask the favor that you will publish in
your columns the enclosed official and private CORE
spondence which has been transmitted me for thai
purpose. beg to add that 1t is Maximillan aud the
French who are under the necessity OF leaving Mexico
not the legitimate government Of the republic, whose
fail for 1t is founded upon justice and
upon right am sir, very respectfully your obedent
servant, j. N. NAVARRO Mexican Consul General.
MINISTER ROMERO TO CONSUL NAVARRO.
New YORK, Sept. ~, 1885.
JUAN N. NAVARRO, Consul General of Mexico IN the
United staes;-As the enemies Of our country seek
ing misrepresen the which have lately taken
place In Mexico with the object of misleading public
opinion In this country, l beg of you procure the
publication Of the enclosed official documents
from private letter from President Jaurcz which have
s dent servant, IT. '@''' ' ~ MY n ROMERO. o.
SECRETARY TEJADA TO MINISTER ROMERO.
DEPARTMENT VI FOREIGN RELATIONS GovmNxENf,
PAso DEL NoRrE August 10, 1885.
BY the annexed copy Of the circular Issued oday by
this department. you will that the citizen President
Of the republic left the city OF Chihuahua on the 6h Of
has determined that seat Of the national government
shall for the present be located IL the circumstances Of
the require change the residence Of the govern
ment, they will never change the hrm and constant
determination Of the President to comply with his dste
in whatever place in the republic he may be locaaed
%rs IERD6 yIS De Il
To the citizen MArias RoxsRo, Envoy Exiraordinauy
and Minister Penpotentiary Of the Mexican Rspsbts,
DEPARTMENT OF FoRxIGS RELATIONS AND GOVERNMENT,
PAso DEL NoRn August 10, 1895.
having left the city OF Chihuahua the 9th instant.
the citizen President Of the republic arrived yesterday
paona government shall FOR the present be esebished
Az this place, as st whatever other In the republic
where may be convenient according to circumstances
that the sent Of government may be established the
citizen President will do all that s possible comply
with his duties with Armness and constancy, fulfilling
VIII never cease struggling everywhere against the in
vadr, over whom they must, necessarily, in the end
triumph 10 the defence OF their independence and OF
thcir republican institutions.
communicate the same to you for your knowledge
and the consequent ends
Independence and Liberty LERDO DE TEJADA
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT JpAREz
PAso NoRTE Auguxt IL. ls66
MY DEAR Notwithstanding the arrival Of the
French In this State their situation Is still the sae for
they have failed 10 obtain any victory the result OF
their military movement, and have succeeded in doe
wes abeir prnsna object Haa sncro Nsgps sn,cn ra
Inalned IN the States Of Nuevo Leon hnauhpas and
San Louis, occupying their attention. as s now being
done by Generals Escovedo, Mendes, Cortina and
Aguerre the movement would not have hnen made but
Brncour seeing the force disappear which had menaced
him In Coahuia resolved 70 march upon his STATE stI
after having expended much money and Haversed an
enormous DESERT he has arrived and has encountered
nothing for OF the force led by Ncgree his retreat
had ordered q part 10 Coahula and part Durango 70
join the forces Of Paoni and Carrona ard the rest had
been disposed In the mountains near Chihuahua under
the command Of the military Governor, Don Manuel
| Ojinaga.
As the enemy in bringing the strength Of hrs sovces
into this State has weakened IFS line from the intencr
forces have commenced attacking him IN detail and
with good success following strictly the system If
accepting open battle and Of not allowing ourselves 70
| be shut up In the towns
| On the 14th inst reached this place. where have
established for the present the residence Of the ovsrp
| ment.
1t will be very difficult for the enemy 10 flow 40
here, and should they do II will be without aai and
succeed In destroy ng the government which 'll only
remove 70 some other convenient point witht the ma
tiona territory while they will only baveincrcased
their distance 10 five hundred leagues from 70 capital
OF the called empire IN the defence OF wich, now
that forces about open active smpaign In
| the interior, they will be unable TO assist
Patoni Corona and yilagra operating urn Durango
Puebita Ia the State Of Guap9tuao Artea, ReGuea,
saazar and Rva Palaco In the State Of Midoacan Al
varex upon quaa and Cuernevaca; Garcia who has
Chiapas and Tabasco, and Escovedo, Modes, Cortina
and Aguicre In the States OF San Luis Tamaulipas,
Nuevo Leon and Coabuila while Gcurals R0sales.
Rubio Pesquierra and Garcia Morales Al operating In
the States OF sonora and sinaloa.
All these chief OF the opinion IN the time for
attacking the enemy with has lrivcd, for the
Of his weakness through the lar distances
which his lines extenccd.
shall be able To write 10 you c6nrming the
recness OF my calculations, which ar(bascd upon the
knowledge which have OF the stuad OF our country.
prITo JIrARyZ