The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-03
s,a. M Ex I Q O.
Progress Of the Struggle for
independence.
IMPERIAL SUCCESSES.
Introduction OF Amerit'a AN Inn
\ prOvements.
n Philo-Mexican Speech by Maxi
milan.
Grand Industrial Exhibition at
Mexico City.
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Our city or Mexico Correspsndence.
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Our City OF Mexico Correspondence.
MEXICO CrrY, sept IT, 1885.
The Military Reviesc published in Mexico, says the
18th Of September that Colonel Garneo entered the city
of Hermosillo amidst great OF people, who
-cheered him the way Pesqueira the general men,
toned by Juarez fighting the impcralists fed from
Ures the approach of the French. But the Indians
who have at heart to prove their affection for the empire
followed him closely At the passage of the river Yaqui
they took from him four guns all his material of war;
and dispersed the small corps he had with him. Pes
qucira effected his escape almost alone and has taken
refuge in Arspe The imperial troops will occupy Ures
where the inhabitants have proclaimed their adherence
Ito the Emperor x2tSts..:S
In chihuahua military operations have also been very
iavorsote to the mperalists. In twenty days the
column of General Brncourt has succeeded in crossing
tho state and in routing all the troops opposing his
march Despite their reports all the Juarists fed at the
approach Of the French Aguerre de Rosaba has
Ned with his men into the Wilderness Ruiz since he
has abandoned Para and Alcac has marched with all
his infantry in the direction of Santa Cruz dc Rosales
order TO effect his escape Carvata and Hnoosa have
also gone towards Conception On the 18th of August
Central Brncourt entered chihuahua whose population
oppressed by the Juasts for long time received the
In The mountain regions Of Zocapoaxtla the Juarsts
whQ had taken the offensive against the Austrian General
az rhun aaye given up this strategy and are acting
IN occupying their principal markets and their Of
provisions, so as to compel them TO attack him his
owl Ground At the Tetea del Orc, defended by the
Austrians all the efforts Of the Juarsts have failed
against the splendid resistance o. these troops.
TITO visit Of the Emperor to the cities of Pachuca
Tuamnso has been the occasion Of great rejoicing
among the inhabitants He welcomed by the bishop
OF these Two cities and addressed by OF
the working class whom he received with great deal Of
aQsbilily
the establishment OF what is called in Mexico
and IN Europe an American railroad; that is to
New york oy T railroad to connect tho
portion Of the road which has reached Paso del
Macho with Puebla and will likely be temporary till
the road is finished. Of $500 900 has been
appropriated by the imperial for that road
II VIII BIO ready and open to the public the LIST of May
The second decree creates military colonies along the
whole road, from Vera Cruz to Mexico
Claims TINT Mexico Is omen TO Of ali nations
Annexed to this there is imperial decree STIMULATING
that the state VIII appropriate TOR public uses certain
Those hacend1s will be divided into lots and given out to
,emgrants. Nk
ture and industry of the country to take place the
city of Mexico the LIST Of next May Its man object
Ia to encourage the inhabitants and To select the grades
IN sS 70 % sent % the r'rs UNIVERSAL
The proclamation Of Santa Anna 10 the inhabitants OF
Mexico has created the slightest disturbance through
out the whole Of the country HIS son, who resides in
Havana protests against the document and says that hc
Tepudiates every sentiment expressed In IT,
On the anniversary Of the Independence OF Mexico
the 10th Of August, the Emperor Macmillan delivered
GrnnxxKs-This is a family festival, festival Of
sbsothers which unites every one OF us this day under
tie folds OF glorious banner. The day upon which
our immortal Hidago, elevaiing with unprecedented
svaor his patriotic voice, united the heroes OF
Mexican will DO forever to the Of country
day OF reoicing because then celebrate the nau
guraon o, naonality because every good Mexican
must renew by an oath the promise 70 live for the great
moss the Independence and the integrity Of his country
AMI show ainself always ready defend IL with all his
heart and soul The words of that oath the first
uttered by good Mexican. ! solemny repeat them
now. NY heart, my soul, my labor and my lawful
efforts boong TO you and 70 beloved country. No
sinnuence IN this world make In my duty
every drop OF my blood Is Mexican now, and II God
sends fresh dangers to threaten country you will
me fight IN your ranks for its Independence and integrity
am willing 10 die at the foot OF glorious banner
because human power from the trust
with which you have endowed mo What say must be-
sad by every good Moxcan must oface past
dit must bury party hatred. Every must live for
the good OF beloved country THUS united and fol
lowing the path Of duty will BIO slrong, and the prn
cipes which form the basis OF task will infably
triumph VI
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