The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28

CRY MExICo, Oct 10, 1865.
The raost important document Of the week
just elapsed is 8 proclamation Of The EN-
peror. It declares that the departure Of Mr.. /
Juarez Tor the United States deprves the re-
sistsnce against the Empire Of the character
Of a regular war, and that there i no longer
any reason to pfolong the indulgence which
the Government has hitherto manifested
against armed bands known under the name
Hereafter the right Of bellgerehts will be
refused to any officers soldiers who are at
present laying bare certain portions Of the
country, and every one Of them taken arms
hands viii be shot, conniving with gu
erriilss add even the simple fact Of not act
ing against theIn, are also punished. Hers
is the proclamation Of the Emperor which
preeedes the decree, in which the Tepressivc
MEx1co, Oct 2, 1865.
MEXIcANs The sustained with so
great eonstaney and courage BY Don Benito
Juarez had already succusn bed, not only be-
fore the national VIII, but also before the
Law which this leader indicated IN support
OF his titles. This course had degener4ted
in war Of bands to-day this war is abau
doned BY the fact that its chief has LEFT the
territory Of the country.
The national government has for long
time been indulgeDt; has laYished elem
ency leave 70 those who msled aud
% those who were ignorant Of the facts, the
.-F possibility Of joining ihsmselyes % The ma
iority Of the nation and 10 come back in the
path Of duty. The empire has reached its
end honest people have surrounded his
banner and haYe accepted the Just and Lbs
eral principles which govern its policy.
Disorder has only been maintained By some
leaders led astray by unpatriosc passions,
aud, with them, by dem0ralized men with
cut political principles, and BY an unbrdled
soldiery, which always remains the last
and sad vestige Of civil wars.
Hereafter the struggle viii not be carried
bat by the honorable men Of the nation
avs. and criminal bands Of adventures. To day
indulgence must cease, for il could only
' beuebt the despotism Of the bands-those
who let villages IRE, who Hssassinate
peaceful citizens, unfortunate old men and
strong in IS power, the Government win
hereafter be infexibe in the punishment
for punishment is claimed By the rights Of
civilization, by those Of humanity and By
moral exigeneies- MAXnILIAN.
The decree which follows this PTOcama-
ton states that ell persons belonging TO
armed bands or associations not legally
authorized, whether OF not acting under
political preienses sed whatever may be the
number Of the composing it, its cha
acter and organization will be judged by
military commissions. ii they are declared
guilty Of even having belonged 10 band
. they will be condemned b death. The SEN
te1ce will be carried out within "A hours.
All persons lending willing assistance to
guerrleros, either in supplying them with
money any other kind OF resources; those
who give them information, advice coun-
sci those who sell them arms horses food
any kind Of material for war; those who
keep relations with them, hide them in
their houses or property those who spread
calculated to disturb public order I;
and ell the proPrietors Of farms who viii
not give advice in proper time OF the pres
Of CuerTlllas IN their neighborho0d,
vii also DO liable 90 be Judged BY military
commission and, if found guilty, to be put
10 deEth.
Thee measures, as you will observe, are
exceedingly rigorous but in the estimation
Of men acquainted with Mexican character
and habits they the only ones which
put end 10 the % guerrlas
which 5 now desolating the country.
The COLONIZATION Bureau has definitely
been organized and paced under the direc-
ton OF MI. p Maury, who had already been
appointed Counselor of State. Mr.. Maurv
has been ntrusted with the care Of estab-
.. fishing agents IN Virginia. in the two Caro-
hnas, in TexPs, Missouri California, New
Orleans and Mobile An indemnity Of 81 500
year is granted TO these immigrants.
General MRgruder has been placed at the
head Of the Central Bureau OF the lands
affected 10 colonization. These agencies
have American emigrants for their principal
object.
triumphant. They did not even have the
trouble 10 expel the Juarists from that State
for the population itself did ii. The French
troops had nothing else 20 do bui 10 support
the movement OF the people who declared
themselves IN their favor Hs soon they
approached.
The French Colonel Garmir. who had left
Quay amas on the 23d of July, reached Her
moslllo ON the 29th, and was automatically
received by the population Of that city
The last remnant of the JuArist forces had
left the city 20 march upon Urss, besieeed
by the lmperiali-ts under command Of Terau
Y. BariOs. The latter informed Of their al
vanoes marched against them the 3Oth
Of July tt n O'Clock az night, aud put them
in complete rout The day Uries
having teen abandoned by the Juarists Mr.
Ieran Baflos took possession Of IT,
The giving up this city, the capital Of
Sonora, BY General PesQucira and Garcia
Morales completes the defeat the Juarists
ia the STATE, which is under the undis-
Puted control Of thu French. Col. CARRIER
having granted a full amnesty to all those
who would lay down their srIns. hundreds
and huud'eds Of Juarists have ayniled them
selves Of that opportunity TO submit to the
Empire
Grneul Pesqueira, the General in Chief
OF ala the Jusrist forces in Sonora, had
crossed the frontier and taken thelter in
Sonora.