The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-22

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kvm thus b sssn bow hard prssssa sss the Imperial
fesoss asd whss great difculies threatening
wfos1ow up, with the ersssss rspdisy tno rcsrsetine
the npsat and BY the time they have advanced over
any leagues ssparatng z.estecas and San Luis. Poaos
Trevno now threatening the latter city from the North
CORONA N JAIlsCo.
Of Jasco TO rouse the people Of that ssso snd
they are already on fire with patriotic enthusiasm.
There win b i've thousand under arms there within
rial neA and the storm the Increase the Minis
ter Of War told yesterday that within two months
various parts Of the republic, and that the force win
run "a ss aS Tine empire = gong down IN Wild
hardly nnd piece Of the wreck 70 cling TO-
IMPERIAL PLAN on nRrrNCn
The new line which the inperalists win attempt to
southeast along the line OF the Rio Grsnds dc Santiago
70 GuadataA thence northeast 70 Guanajuato thence
ssusssss 70 ouerstsro thence southeast % Vera crz
short time Especially WIN It's western part, between
forces Of snaloa and Jaisco while its most northern
outpost Gnanajuato soon fall before the twenty
thousand liberal troops which viii BE- gathered around It
nn msxcH 10 he yo11cwzD 70 rm COAST
n evident that the French will be closely followed
10 the coast and II they get out OF the country without
sone disaster IL will be miracle. II " impossible In
military view for them leave in the three detach
ments proposed by Louis Napoleon They must 20 all
tcgeber they do not wish lind portion Of the force
sgObbled up' by the exasperatcd Mexicans who have
good reason 70 treat these European nbnstcrs with
great vigor IL hoy take into consideration the terrible
outrages they have committed wherever they have
cursed the soil by their presence The eebooters who
virtue In comparison TO them, witness hundred
sacked and ruined tow2s and cities Of Mexico i sp-
pears 70 DC aod Is the arm'naon OF tho liberal gov
rnment TO crush out all tho petty upsngs which have
LOO often kept Mexico In anarchy
rH JuAKEz's POLICY WITH cANAIEs
Matamor0s will soon be occupied by the legitimate
government, and Canalcs may look out for justice. All
must yield obedience to the central government II
at last the policy and it will be rgdly enforced Gene.
raj Escobedo has been ordered 70 march large force
upon Maam0ros and finish with the usurper
who has, aided principally by the brownsville operators
been enabled 10 hold the Matamoros partof
IN the condition Of bank TO supply his Monte table.
Escobedo left Monterey the 10th instant for the Rio
Grande. Before his departure he installed Manuel T.
Gomez, Governor dd interim The following was the
order
The scandalous which place at Mata-
moros have Obliged the supreme rational government TO
We troops that city that the sedons headed by
H. : % %sas 10 .rs obliged 70 for
@ Of Il. a% SsS IL s and the
tend ne hs .e which has been coadsd
campaign am about 70 sonsas
az his have for the national cause adhesoa
IL your hands the civil and military this State
% ss full q 10th nn n invested until am
ISd II..n n IAN. and liberty Nj EscoBEDo.
Il the policy Of the government to leave everything
clear In the and especially upon that part Of the
Mexican frontier which has been often thrown into
revolution by it's proximity 10 Brownsville and the rest
of Texas for of the CONNECTIONS upon that
border arc set in motion BY the revoutoniss who make
Texas their headquarters The central government
which Ia Mexico has heretofore lacked force least
the power to enforce lie decrees shows its strength
In previous years it has too often occurred that
prominent officer or low grade, haS<abused
his position by ds0beyng the orders Of the general gov
eminent with IMMUNITY too frequently thereby embar.
rassng the government and sometimes creating great
dstupbance The government appears heretofore have
lacked in power 70 punish such acts and the officer who
joyed his commission That dav past and as an evil
dence Of a healthy condition OF AFFAIRS and Of .
tendency towards peace and stability Of government
translate the following
iifoRrAM onDER. i
6rncr OF TIE sEcssIAny or WAC AND 4 HA 4s.
The citizen Prssasn. q ne rsPuSs been to
B.sro JuAnrs Constitutional President Of the United
70 IL nsssissn.s known Th.. IN the q ample
xsrcIs~TSs mnsary onlcer. Who being within Men.
sn s &.
ssye Ssysd from or may NAY GS9s os By s
employ or military chsracsr hey may hsSs hsd e
Ar u CONFORMITY with The laws and revolutions gov
they cims ssnSus those ,ss rSieS
on m e &
indlrS W the enemy By opposing obstacles 70 the
Ant. ;. Those who may have committed may commit,
:9ssTnnspi can restore o their title, employ ~ a se1
therefore order thai this be printed published circu
lated aud properly complied with ,r~,-o ,,,.,r,
To General JesAcio Mr,IA Minister of and Marine
This order is very sweeping and fancy will initiate
with severity against some OF the residents OF the United
States
rux cHEcKnAnSG OF SANTA ANNA AND oRrraA
and the action OF the United States with reference 10
Mexican affairs have host Of friends in Mexico.
The great moral effect Of this action Is among all classes
Of people, TO fix President Juarez firmly in his position,
TO quiet all dissenting clements TO more exact
attendance to the orders OF the general and
TO give Mexico the greatest and most valuable support
that can be given 10 her in these trying moments of her
national consolidation
this support be Of the greatest value TO republican Mex
II OF more worth than twenty thousand United States
Mexico much civil commoton the after result Of the
French invasion. Canaes, in Maamoros, supported by
the Brownsville rsvoutionss, was only holding outs with
the hope that might form a nucleus for the Ortega
tercsts Upon the late demand OF Tapa 70 Canales to
surrender the city to the rishtfui horty, canales
asked six days TO consaer the demand; this was TO gam
time for the arrival Of Ortega; but the SIX days
granted by the government to give time for the arrival
OF Escobedo with the large force which he took with him
for the restoration Of order that Brownsville outpost
commanded by Canaes The 0rtega arrest has crushed
the whole affair and now as much order will be restored
be possible upon the Texas frontier
IL Is In fact considered here that the United States
have saved Mexico from civil war; no. that the result
"
end there will be hrmer and solid peace estab
sed after they have wiped out the barbarsm OF French
civilization. The central government Is beginning
TO assume that authority over the States which II has
heretofore lacked.
morn or rHS SAN FRANCISCO MINT.
DR. McKee, who obtained from 0rtega grant for the
establishing OF Mexican mint San Francisco, 10
here trying persuade the Juarez government bar
gain away Its nationality Cor the object. That
government must be poor indeed which Is incapable OF
coming is own money and the doctor stands about
much chance OF getting mint in San Francisco - he
does OF being struck by lightning
PRESIDENT DURANGO
within two weeks Preparations making for the
departure, and by New Years day the liberal govern
mont will be established In that city. There has been
intention the part Of the government
10 Monterey but believe that the idea abandoned for
the former point The march will be triumphal one.
GRAND
be given by the President Thursday night next
tribute OF respect the part OF the government the
people OF Oh huaua who have 30 often aud Rener-
ousiy given marked evidences OF their loyalty 70 the