The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-29

1he Other Side Of the Sensational
Mexican News.
statement Of q Gentleman Sust
Arrived from Mexico,
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The known reputation OF the HERALD LOT giving DON
sides Of question equal hearing before its million
readers leads mo to request OF you space for
refutaasu of the absurd news published this morning
by majority OF the New York press respecting affairs
In Mexico Having just arrived from the capital and
being the of the latest thence am able to
state that there is not the shadow of truth in the jumbo
of statements thrown together in the Memphis Bulletin
So fas having been insurrection Of the
church faction in Mexico the leading members of that
party have cordially recognized the successful efforts Of
Maximan to restore order and peace to Mexico Your
correspondent left Mexico the LIST of July and the
capital had been in peaceable and prosper
Gus condition.
Equally untrue is the statement that call Americans
had been ordered out Of the country proof of which
i have In my possession correspondence with the
Minister OF Fomento in relation to Americans
engaged in mining and other industrial pursuits in So
nora Durango Sinaloa and other Northwestern portions
q Mexico in hch that Official in the name OF the EN-
peror accords the fullest protection to all persons de-
veopng the of the country hut especially to
Americans, toward whom Macmillan expresses the ut
most favor recognizes their value energetic and
industrious inhabitants If any American has baen
has been for good reasons But the whole
tenor of the sensational news in the Bulletin
indicates wicked and mschievous purpose, to
excite i'll feeling among our people against Mexico;
and is not improbable that designing specuators from
affect the price goda result which they to have
accomplished.
no SHOW ihe pronaplty OF .his singular ana neon
ff Mo " =, md Gnsxmas where these French afro
cities said to have taken place, is California Steam
Cleo ~ , a, dS We have mi teegranbc naus
from San Francisco up to July 90 and had Americans
cem a wVe a as ura Tl IN he roiry,
papers always eager for news would have contained the
NOW then could the Memphis B,.zein have received
this curious and unlikely news? The most charitable
turer dos;rnus af romantna trouble hetyoan tho ned
States and Mexico, has taken this means of eectng his
nmrnosc am Glad 70 SOC that " tho HrS. l,,o
praann,s ,ba dasma,c6 as .s,orI;n h, rhIi
The necnIiarv decate re,oonship between meyco and
lance to cvervtbnv connected with the subject and
renders easy to impose the pubic creduty by any
m Nm,w gross aa rano %
ligencs to its source-"tho Galveston correspondent of
the Houston Ne,osto show that it is entitled TO no
Pneba and Cordnvs wbere he 10 stated II, have ;sspeJ
orders for Announcements for thirty thousand Eu-
troops but the French Emperor was away on his
;mnor,an, at Would nove 'ean ythort ,nn,ro
deiiberaon; but not quarter of the time necessary
Tor even correspondence on the subject
AZ rrSards tho .roo ono mcnn abopt which co ruch
has been said the United States have at this time only
II 900 lucn in Texas Of whom 500 are negroes This
have from official sources tbs reliability Of which cannot
De questioned there any apparent intention the
part Of government to augment those forces Per-
haps the best refutaon of the whole story Is the inter-
esng letter Of your Mazatlan correspondent published
in 70 day Herald. in which Americans evidently
enjoying the fruits OF their industry in Sinaoa raising
largo crops Of and buying and cultivating farm
lands Although this correspondent and his friends fire.
Quenty met with imperial soldiers they not any
way molested, and yet the Memphis Bulletin informs the
world that thirty thousand Americans had been driven
out of Mexicol" II is certain that five thousand
Americans have been all Mexico at time
Mexican and in the capital there all last winter
Mss than two hundred Of our countrymcn.
sdcult TO say what part of this bogus IL the
work in bunclinr. unartistic manner but tho result
illustrates how much mischief single INSCRIPTIONS pen
can accomplish. The ridiculous idea that the French
gave Losado 5000 900 TO join their forces Is of piece
with tho whole OF this tissue Of faschoods wv " w.
Nsw YORK, July %, 1865.
How NIaximiIian IA Pacifvinr the Conn.
u.--,n,. a.-o.x.,. 80 - D.,r-,.
uy-hOrrA'c AsrocisieS Oh the neiSi"h
TrOOps-The True state OF Affairs In
MoxfcO Sc.
ino 'oho"nS ies'er was "H''en ny "eNcah oi'cer
In tho service oil Maximian who was accompanying
detachment OF Belgian troops sent into the State of Mi
io,o.o.n II .o.,s ,.,a =, horor ,h, ,, h
cnoacan- " reVeas 'ae Vi horror 'ha' SHOWS now
utterly impossible Is for Macmillan ever to pacify that
country except by the determination of all of its inhab
go. IT,. .,,,,,..,,. r.. a, ,,o,,o, q, 80. ,,.
'n''' lug oVii'Aaou no - introducing 10 "ofse 'h"n
that OF the Goths and Vandals:-
MARAvAro April 81 1868
General J,y,E ANTONIO HERREpI.:-
nv DEAR UscLx-Sncc left Mexico this is the first
opportunity have had 10 address You letter and com
municac anything about our campaign in which the fa.
tguc il very great and the results next TO NOTHING For
fifteen days We have been marching through mountains
the felicity Of seeing even at distance We arrived at
Ztacuro and found 1t dcsertcd-tho houses open but
without inhabants nor even sign that they had been
occupied for all the inhabitants being enemies they had
retired some time since TO the mountains and the most
distant estates FINDING the place IN this manner
th's circumstance, auieu 70 Wnae nau occuIrca some
gan colonel the sole commander of the eyncdition 10
nana, 49,, nd,anan, al -, o,,or ,ho -, so,.,ro
measures vel necessary in such coscs as this
on The law ol,owng or arrival nj This co,,ection M
bou.. cr q cannnt bs cIed town rbern there a 70
no ;n,,n,," 700 isS, sr Inc rciSh,nr,ng yl,aros an
ranchca viii, nrccisc orders n, raya am, ss,rov avery
thing IN them y In fact ON this day wa burned he
ar aan I,ranc,eco and yig,. lo,.i, tbor
;nhsn,,n. rhoni nronertv or bor5s n was s~cnc
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