The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
M. e K I o o.
NEWS FROM PRESIDENT JUAREZ.
Rehabilitation Of the Republican Gov
eminent at Chihuahua.
The french Troops Compelled to
Fall Back.
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THE IMBROGuO on THE RIO GRAHDE.
Reported Sinking Of Tive Boats from the Texas
Side by an Imperial Steamer.
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Arrival Of Imperial Reinforce
ments at Bagdad.
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General Logan aMd the Mexican
Mission.
Reported Sinking Of TIVE Boats from the Texas
Side by an Imperial Steamer.
Arrival Of Imperial Reinforce
ments at Bagdad.
News from the Headquarters OF Presi-
dent Junrez.

News from the Headquarters OF Presi-
dent Juarex.
The Priodioo Official the organ Of the Juarez govern
ment), published at III Paso November 2 contains
several Official publications concerning tho reoccupaon
Of Chihuahua by the liberals.
On the Both OF October the military commandant OF
the Eastern frontier in communication dated at sauz,
officially notified Senior Lerds de Teada, Minister OF
Foreign and Internal Affairs, Of the evacuation OF the
town Of chihuahua by the mperialsts the day pre-
vious Tho commandment had appointed Senior Luis
Terrazas Provisional Civil and Military Governor OF the
city This ratified by President Juarcz, who had
furthermore appointed this Senior Terazs Governor and
Military Commander Of the entire State Of Chihuahua
The two officials above mentioned left Sauz October
80 In order to take formal possession of the city and pro-
vide for the public safety and the reesablshment Of
order vne commaudant Of the Eastern frontier
writes 10 The Minister ~ Foreign Ahais:--"You
may be secured by tho rseord or the fidelity
OF all The ,habtant8 OF shii ina while oppressed
by the Trocrt yoke that teab III be met with In
that loyal city, and lis gate reely open and ready
70 receive legitimate arthor, no may return to
it Whenever may please a, .grl. me head OF the
nation. Tho few unworthy sons - I've State OF Chi
huahua in the imperial scvice have eft, at least the
principal ones to follow the French flag The people Of
Chihuahua will salute The national flag which will be
raised during the formal act Of taking possession Of the
capital Although this event is not tho result Of q
victory won by arms, still II matter Of rejoicing
as the State is now freed from foreign invaders which
is due to victories gained in tho interior cruel
oppressors.'
The Minister Of Foreign Anairs and governmon. had
issued circular dated October 2s and addressed the
Governors OF the respective States OF the republic
ting forth In lengthy preamble that number OF
general and subordinate officers had left the country
and continued to remain abroad without permission from
I'm fnys nfpanf hnrlnH hA lanl f naFf
that others bad obtained permission 10 pass from
part OF Mexico to another BY the way OF n foreign
country so as to avoid capture the way. but had
taken advantage OF said permission To remain perma
nently abroad "Both classes, says the preamble
misfortune They have likewise abandoned the national
flag at time OF peril They have, in fast, deserted
from the army in the face Of tho enemy
The circular concludes with the following articles:
ARTICLE !. All general and other officers arriving
from abroad who may DO unable TO show permit from
also such may have been authorized pass through
foreign country in order to reach point Of the
onal territory, who have remained abroad four months
after leaving the republic shall be committed 10 prison
by the civil military authorities in any part Of the
public whore they may be found and report made TO
the government in order tina, a trial be held
ART. 2 The foregoing article shall in manner apply
Or % o rona nv DO
enemy, and who, having always remained loyal, may
resurn 70 oer their services again On the contrary
these ofcers shall be treated with all respect and
alteration
communication dated October TO- is also published
Diaz Minister Of the War and Navy Depsrtments ad-
dressed 70 General Felipe B. Benioz6ba at New York.
washington, calling upon he Citizen General 70 return
within two months from the date Of receiving tho mott
ncstion and to report himself for active service 70 the
nt general he may meet after touching tho
President Juarez had directed tho name Of the town Of
Presdio del Norts TO be changed 70 that OF 0naga,"
In honor Of the memory OF General Manuel Onags tho
late Governor and military commandant OF the State OF
chihuahua. recently killed In defence Of the national
Il was expected that the government Of President
Juarsz would be reinstaued q Chihuahua early in No
vsmbsr.
Rs-Essablishmens or tho Republican Co
vernment or Chihuahua.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1895.
Onncial news from 81 Psso received this evening
By Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister, that the
movements Of the national forces OF Mexico compelled
the French troops at chihuahua to that city
and stats and TO withdraw Durango On the 25th Of
October he evacuation began and four days later not
single Frsnch soldier left In chihuahua President
Juarcz writes the Cd inst, that he about leaving
ri Paso for the city Of chihuahua TO reesabsh there
the national government This Is thought 70 be great
success for the republican OF Mexico the
French admit their inability 70 hold the conquered
ground
The Latest Reports from the Rio Grande.
NEW oRLnAss, Nov 70, 1855.
We have further highly important and exciting
Mexican news
The Matamoros RancAsro Of the 18th instant Says
night attack was about 10 DO made on the imperial
supboat Antonio by two small boats from tho American
shore whom thoy we're discovered, fired upon by the
Antonio and sunk, probably killing drowning oil on
board Of them This statement apparently aludes TO
new affair but merely the third fourth New Orleans
version We have had Of the story the first OF which,
furnished by telegraph appeared In issue Of Bat
urday last-Ep. HERALD
The RoweAers Of tho 10th instant says:Nothing
- a vet been heard or the liberal forces besegng
Natamoroa
The Rs,eAeo also reports that federal psymaster,
sbevs Brownsville, was murdered BY the forces Of
longing 70 him into MEXICO
Tho RancAvo also says that tho amnesty proposed by
she Emperor Maxmilaa has been accepted by some Of
the leaders Of The opposi.ion on The Rio Grande
Ealss Bsuas., Galveston November 10, states that
reinforcement Of about 1900 Austrisns and French
had arrived d Basdsd and that General Mea was fully
able 70 hold Naiamoros and keep open communication
with Bagdsd Tho imperiaists have two Runboats on
the Rio 0nnds besides the steamer Antonio, which
mounts one gun
Telegraph lines are 70 DO Immediately extended from
ths city q Mslcs 70 0uansjuaso Tampico and Nsa-
moros
NEW orIxAss, Nov 20, 1895
The rsmss Brovssvills corrsspcndsDos Of she leah
ays-fhs scnsspoDdsnes bswssn General weisssi and
General Msja eulninsssa IN the following order
ne Mexican sUsnsytsi.s having c1eally bottled We