The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-09

dalgo square, in the ORDER directed by the officer
maid and prepared TO fire alutes before and after the
Al five O'Clock NJ the Patriotic Association his Excel
eDcy the COP Chief OF tho department, and
sta the Corps Of Engineers the commanders of corps
with their STATS the civil authorities with their clerks,
the chiefs Of the different bureaus with their clerks, and
such citizens as may be invited to attend VIII meet at
the Municipal Palace and proceed TO the stand where
Senior Jose Ceco Fonseca the orator selected BY the
association for tho occasion, Will deliver an adj
dress in of the day after which the stand may
be occupied by such patriots may desire 10
address the people AT the conclusion OF this ceremony
the ringing OF all the church bells will the de-
parture OF the civic procession which will parade
through the principal streets OF the city, escorted by the
troops Of the garrison IN column The procession VIII
- AT six O'Clock r the portraits of the heroes OF the
land ard those OF their imperial Maesties will be depo
sited in the Municipal Chamber with all the appropriate
honors AT the same hour tho national flag will be
lowered and honored with salute Of tweny-one guns
The buildings in the city will be illuminated as on the
the principal square, and will perform until ten o'clock
NJ at which hour the grand national ball given by the
Neja division viii commence at the Theatre OF La Re
forma and another given to the people at the Aende
square M. IL APREZA.
TIE REBELS MEXICO
have to grief the policy OF the Emperor las they
say in regard to them having been radically changed,
and the voice Of waiting is going up from these unfortu
nate exes throughout the land The corps Of heroes
which to be organized from among them under the
command Of Kirby Smith, with Price, Shelby and others
as his leutenans to the utter extngushment Of all
woudbe enforcers OF the Monroe doctrine, is no more
heard these great one attcr anOner NOV
ing, with white calls flowing the seas beyond While
the Emperor is perfectly willing TO take advantage or the
individual services of and all an evident desire 10
maintain the most amcabie relations with great
public has doubtless determined him to permit no organ
cation Of a purely Confederate character
Sour GENERALS HonNoBBING WITH THE TMPFRIALITs."
Under this heading prominent New Orleans journal
publishes article based upon certain extracts from
Matamoros papers, in which the impression is conveyed
that generals here in their relations with the mpe
rial authorities display cordially not entirely consist
ent with known sympathy for the liberal cause II
is doubtless that both in the official and social inter
which has taken place between the respective rep
Of authority here the utmost courtesy and
amabty have been displayed Upon the arrival of Senior
Luis Robles Peruela the Imperial Minister of Inter-
nal improvements at Matamoros, he called upon
General Steele here, which compliment was soon
ency invited the General TO dinner in the heroic city,
to be given a week or ten days thereafter, which the
General accepted asking the Minister TO dine with him
in the meantime, which invitation was also accepted
Several other entertainments followed, at which the dis
tngushed representatives OF both nations present
occasions General Steele toasted 'the empire or that
either by action word the sympathes OF our officers
expressed in favor CT the imperial cause
A GREAT DESIRE AMIcABLE RELATIONS
with government was manifested by Senior Roths,
whose brother, by the way, formerly Mexican Min
mention that scurrilous sheet in Matamoros known as
the Ranchero, edited by two contumacous but insg
ndCant rebels published most outrageous attack upon
Of generals here, attacking his personal charac
ter in the most abominabe manner. This fact being
called TO the attention of tho Minister the editors
preston q the paper The journal subsequently pub
lshed half way apology, intermixed with remarks
upon the liberty or the press OF which the editors ev
IDENTIFY had very little appreciation