The New York herald., 1866-09-17
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MaximiIian Takes the Church Party
Into His Friendship.
MOVEMENTS or THE llBEp.AL LEADERS.
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Roads snd yrade in . had
Condition.
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Maximilian.
RECEIPT OF THE CABLE NEWS IN MEXICO.
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CaIlare Of San Luis Potosi and Jtsuitan
by The Republicans
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The New York Herald and
MAMMALIAN.
eus ciT af MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.


CRY or MEXICO, August IS 1905
MAxrAIiiAss PoIIcY.
Considerable mado upon tho policy which,
t rnnloged, the Emperor is about pursue. The
port ia that he will give up the attempt make
Cabinet OF heterogeneous elements and will connne
his selections the conservative party which invited
him 10 accept the throne. IL is notorious that Maxi
milan, whether from force otherwise gave the cold
shoulder to tho conservatives shortly after his arrival In
Mexico. Now he viii ialc them into his confidence aud
imposes extraordinary tax Of nfiocn per cent the
sales OF nationazed property.
BAD Stair or THE ROADS AND srAGnlros oy BUSINESS
The roads throughout the empire have been almost i'm
passabe; but the week OF fair weather has done
much TO reopen communication. Diligences required
-four FIVE days and nights TO make tho trip between
this city and Paso del Madre and tho
OF the city It required fourteen horses TO draw single
coach One day diligence 'stuch'' in hole within
the city gates, and remained there six hours before IL
could be extrcaied the mud covering the floor OF tho
coach The whole distance the valleys Mexico
and Puoba be traced by carcases OF dead mules
sranged in the mud, and wrecks OF and WAGONS.
broken down and abandoned As = consequence bust
is completely ut standstill, the merchants not
being able 10 receive goods and the stopping
the interior trade.
aunoRsD WITHDRAWAL os rHR VIEW YORK srEanvRs.
steamers and the proposed substitute OF line TO Now
Orleans with dissavor In this city Tho pa
pers In commenting the change, ray The commerce
OF the country s with Now York. with New Orleans
and the former city h great medium OF exchange be-
tween the American continent and Europe IL peaceablc
the trade with New York will increase four fold
whilst with Now Orleans would be confined 70 a few
Western products and little machinery line between
Vera Cruz and Now York has become necessity Mex
leo From New York received the largest mail or the
country ard II s the emporium from which is gathered
the news from the Old World.
Prom rnE INTERIOR.
Regulea with full brigade at least 2 600 strong N
lsvyiDg contributions tho district Of rorca and The
valley of IStlahuaa and the borders Of Achoacsn In
the valley of Ixtishlas he assessed six par cont upon all
rural products for tho Inst three years. equal eg
per cont upon this years products The tax of several
he proceeding TO collect the unmercifu man-
Unless an imperial force be scnt against him the
country in which he Il operating Win be ruined Toius
~ but sixty miles from this city and formerly noe
capital OF the State of Mexico
Ietier from Mazatan say that the energetic seion OF
tha new imperial commissIoner has infused sow vigor
into the people. Everything shows thai Corona In
tends assanng the works. bat fears arc entertained
Of their falling into hls hands Coruns knows the I'M
peral forces viii not operate assnst him durinr the
rainy season and having nothing 90 fear rom hazaan
the entire country Recently be seven hundred
men. well armed. TO the assistance M Martinez, In So
nor, Corona Is v.n, ana %. ss aud u a.sre
In asserted that the government has appropriated
The necessary resources for operations IN sinalcs and
posAl Of the commissoncr-s50,000 mnnthly for the
pscncaiIon Of those stAtos and $4,000 for clothing
Of sonora and snaoa be sufficient meet these extra
ordinary expenses must they resort 10 tho expedisnts
used in the days Of the republicf
10 sonora t6e situation reported somewhat beter for
the Empire. The reaction 10 owing principally TO the
sssy shown On The par 2 o. c.ndass ss be- nsr ~
an Indian chief who gives the liberas NO rest but at
iacks them u every opportunity me imperial journals
uon Of thess departments from nberni rule
The new policy Of ihs government has hasensd on tho
been II daily occurrence, although engagements
yet reported between imperalists ana Iberala
drawing The people from Tho imperial support n 2
ieuer " General RivAs he told bm he was sbost p
re- s 70 -. D .ss enc snvns pm 70
IN command by Don Joss Macio Gupsrrez, local 0ef
of h,ue reputation Ls,srs from rsps s.y me nsy m
mont making himself thoroughly acquainted vim tne
state Of Affairs much against she -snss and Advko OF
Dates TO the nsee been received from Gusdaa
jara whI~h .sy the liberals have finally thrown that
os~sk Into revolution. In Autlan there small
nght In which the imperial cavalry defeated,
losing several men The new department ccmnsnder
General Gutierrez highly sxiolsd for his enety and
succes IN restoring order
Tho onhcal paper q Puebla Of the Ia,n. sayt:-"on
the ssh portion OF the garrison of Chaua propunced
asuassinalpg ibs com mandsr Aburrto Nsys mo resi
of the garrison rmansd and attacked tho Insur
Eenfa Who retired 70 tho convent but subsequently,
outbreak the Insurgents broke open the doors Of ~
prison, and liberated si the crminals During the ngr
captain Guerrero, who melted tbs inruuec'ien, ~
kIcd"
Dupin. with bis contra guerillas had an encounter y
the 18th N Gusfalaarh With liberal e@valry ~
defeated them with heavy losa u rerered thai ha
iinez With ave hundred men, ATTACHED convoy W.
,wsss ssr ssssr ooons, ns az, vs1 lesr nsrp",
hefiy whipped, losing csn,y nye men kleo nearly oni
fhe per,ans ssi four Killed, an odces and hret
sounded Among The killed q Msrtinezs band wert
10 urs severai wearing United States uniforms
kseues rade rad m Pnrhuca SIXTY miles from Ia 4
city on Sunday and stole ave hundvd mules belonging
20 the Real Del Monte silver Mines near that place
IMMIGRATION rcHsrs
Last spring number ~ mmrfant, falling 10 obtain
lands near cordova setted upon of government
lard lying upon the Tuxpan river, few leagues from
the por ~ thhf in the northern part tho State
hie one the land berg upon high table, enjoying The
hreexc. soA ertrcmsy fertile and coverud with
growth ~ valuable woods which can BE- easily shipped
to The New York other markets. Twelve families
already located and expect 70 be joined by shout twenty
othcE~ All from TeraA
party on vlrgluans have asreed with Mr. Barron,
former british Consul at Tepc 20 settle upon bic lands
he state OF Janco about twenty leagues from the
city OF Tepic and Besriy tho same distance from the
of San Bias. thu Pnrinc This IL reprr~rnted
being one ~ the heahis. and most desirable spots ia
the whole empire snd NE oondiions i offered by ~
of land, 80 los In town rccsnily laid on
upon his estate the sr 70 remain upon and cultivate
hls lsnd FOR ave s.sn Aoo'oss , land ess Be- soushs
win snb-~ce Mr. Banons oner and b settled In the
ne sony during the ensuing winter II 10 bs hoped
h<s no persons without capital TO support themselves
pro mise of cheap lands snd nns climate 20 rsovs q
MEXICO m tbsy do, "a VIII be lfe long regret N th~m
Imngnss viih capital and energy can a wsil hsss:
soms u s' ~ ssrs sss,o..s Sps. sss
re@d<ufa cf ftuws oorofnions The Cordova eoIou~as