The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03
MEXICO, Oct. 10, 1865

f.egH MEXICO, Oct ~ 1000.
The estimate of the expenses Of the empire for the
coming fiscal year is to be issued to-day The military
branch will require eighteen millions of dollars and the
civil departments thirty millions, without reckoning
tho interest on the national debt The revenue scheme
presented by the Council Of State and to which much
time has been devoted consists in doubling all the in
terna imports and duties upon foreign articles
The Emperor will leave in the first part Of next
month for Yucatan, with his wife, who, 1t is said is
about TO visit Belgium Don Fernando Ramires,
the Minister Of State and Foreign Affairs, has resigned
and will be succeeded by Don Martin Castillo Car.
During the absence OF Macmillan the government will
be administered by Marshal Bazaine.
Mdtelia has been vigorously attacked by the liberals
commanded by Arteaga and Regules who have taken a
considerable number Of Begians prisoners. The State
Of Vera Cruz Is in state OF complete revolution, the
coonists settled there being obliged TO abandon their
property The liberals haze taken HudtHsco By daring
ottack rouing the Aurians soho attempted to defend the
que,,ce and huredly toring the cies Of OrIsala
and Jdlap0, IN order 10 IMPEDE the rapid progre1 f the
Ugalde and Fragaro with force Of Eve hundred
cavalry have overrun large portion Of the States Of
Mexico Morelia and Queretaro without meeting Oppo-
Hapam nne mes distant fro@ ss esy
plete panic prevails The political project Of that dis
rct had the recorder OF the local municipal body shot
received In any house without the previous permission Of
the authorities and persons seeking work in factories
required to prove good political character This system
of nquisition and terrorism being followed In other
places with results quite opposite to those anticipated
by its projectors, as the Juarst forces daily in
creasing.
In the meantime Macmillan is wasting the nations
money In addition 10 tho salary Of ten thousand dollars
allowed him the imperial household costs two thousand
dollars for servants alone concert given at the palace
few days since forty thousand dollars and seventy
thousand dollars about to be expended upon the
sucion Of theatre In the palace Tor the especial
alton OF their Majestics.
Should the railroads. and business generally
become entirely parayzed and the projected fiscal
sures FAIL terrible blow will be dealt to enterprises
here for some time TO come.
An imperial decree Of the 10th Of April 1885, declares
the following ports 70 DO open TO foreign and coasng
trade:-- NA.A,f@- .H
- IN THE GULF or MEXICO
Ports Open Foreign Trude-Sisal Campeche Tabasco
Vera Cruz, Tampico, Natamoros, Isla del Carmen.
Ports Open Codsfing -Coatzacoacos Alvar ado
Tecolutla, Tuxpan, Santecomapan.
Z PACIFIC OCEAN coRTEs 0uLY
Poyts Open 10 Foreign Tdde-Acapulco Manxanillo San
Bias Mazatlan Guaymas
Ports Open @ coa'tin0 Trad-zilmstanejo La Escon.
dda Tonala, Zapaluta.
er. gully or CALIFORNIA
Ports Open 70 Ccostina Trade-Cabo de San Lucas La
Paz Navachiste, Alfalfa.
The port OF TuSpan, in the Gulf OF Mexico has also
recently been opened TO foreign trade.