The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-03

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DEPARTMENT OF Fosnos AvyAss
sIs-several publications have appeared in Central
America we'll abroad with the Wow Of propagatng
caumnous accusations against the government OF Gus
temaa attrbuting TO IL the unpariotc desire OF annex
| ing this republic to Mexico
Guatemala secure him from these maievoent nsnuatOns
the eyes OF the governments and people OF Cen.,
men And measres =; mi. co"n,rv strong in this belief
the President OF the convinced that II your
government has heard OF these rumors proposaS1 Y
no other ohec than TO ansnathies and foment
troubles and revolutions within the borders Of Guatemala
the elevated ana lmpaa Spit. OF nose COMPOSING Wv
atemsIa by refusing credonce 10 suppostons as auds
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policy respecting the important point which Is the opecs
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laval myself Of this OCCASION etc .,,c,,,.
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RrMoRxD ABSORPTION or GUATEMALA.
The rumor that Ma1iman was about to absorb auase.
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maa appeared IN one OF the new YORK papers seVeraa
months since in Of the remarkable series Of letters
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the o,unde, and banhazard with ,ptsn,.
relish There were however, slight foundations for
these reports On the arrival Of Macmillan it known
TO correctly Informed persons in Mexico that Caera was
ready to form an alliance with the new empire as step
ping stone 10 the realization OF his Carera's lifelong
other Central American states viz-Honduras San Sal
vador Nicaragua and Costa RIGA This was talked over
IN political circles as possible consequence of the g.
,abl,shment of The MEXICAN emnire bu Maximsn cave
us no TO the idea and il has long since
ceased to be thought Of Carera IL evidently nj a. casa
resnec.nc The noit,cai changes among nj. northeriv
peiphbors and the careful wording of the above circular
IL good specmen of his dinomecv which will enable
him 10 take any hereafter relative To
MEXICO that ircumstances NAV dictate
THE THEATRE AND oryRA IN xyxloo
The new order Of affairs had not decrrased the public
taste for ~ Ave theatres the rrnca ones
were the mperal and Iturbidethe latter named after
reverse "a the ideas Of POLITICAL theorists NAV
incline them to think was still . subject of dis
cussion. BY the way, it is somewhat curious that
q century been invariably based on conflicting plans
of republican government should have carefully pre-
served the memory of Emperor Iturbde in aiaxng
his name to hotels baths theatres shops and public
works. while scarcely one Of the multitude Of mere Presi
dents Is remembered The Imperial Is pay crceence the
theatre OF Mexico and as its name would Indicate ENJOYS
exclusively the patronage Of their Majestes Here the
Italian and French opera hold sway during six
weeks In winter The imperial box faces tho stage |
and Is elegantly decorated with crimson velvet |
giided columns, coats Of arms and other imposing
shown when the royal couple appear in their |
box-the greater part of the audiences rising and in other
ways testfying their respect II Is only however on
very particular occasions that the Emperor and Empress
visit the theatre Imperial have appeared in the
last twenty years the celebrities familiar TO the
American public and il may be clamed that the Mexi
patrons Of the opera enjoy during the brief
good music as il often heard In the New York Academy
Here heard for the last time the voice OF poor
Sontag, whose sudden death has been popularity at
trbued to poison though there good to believe
that the whole story Of those malicious fabncs
lions 80 common in oporatic life The memory Of the
amented drae Is yet preserved in Mexico. where her
admirers claim that Qkc the dying swami in her last ap
pearance IN public she excelled herself In purity and
quality OF voice and brilliancy Of execution
DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS IN Tax cArrAi.
Since the arrival Of the French Austrans and Bclgans
with the attendant multitude OF adventurers-among |
whom are some highly educated musicans-the musical
taste OF the city has decidedly improved Besides the
bands OF the various regiments whose united instru
ments were heard twice week in the Aemada musical
society has been formed composed mainly Of Germans,
known as the LEGION Esranjcra amounting to about
NIFTY Instruments who act as an orchestra on grand oc
casons at the "lmperia" Among the lately arrived |
musicians Of the celebrated composer Prume
He Is accredited vilinsta de Adgesad and is almost
IN Europe a. performer rs his father has
been a. performer and composer The well known La
Meidncoe by the elder Prme, performedthe other
night by the ~ his farewell concert at tho Imperial