The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27
Ortsga Announces lis Intention Of Leaving
for Mexico.
ous CRY uf mtrso CORRESPONDENCE.

err OF ysIIoo. Oct ., 1865.
rnp PROGRAMME MINISTRY
continues TO excite tho Of tho press although
tho changed condition Of affairs consequent upon tho
news from Europe distracs public attention from those
notables nov at head OF the government La Pofra,
new paper In ~ interests Of tho Church party,
mcnds the programme being dictated BY the visess
prudence defence Of Tho most sacred and nvioabs
right However the people do not view In that light,
and public sentiment condemns u ~ reirograds step,
which viii throw back the nation hundred years In ths
scale Of civilization and which tends 70 psrpeuate thai
slavery Of eonseience that Mexico shrugged long
dissipste So far ~ tho stability o. tho empire ID con
cerpsd there be doubt this IL the bess Ministry
that Marmilian ever collected aousd him; he tried
every other class before and, after far trial. finding
they failed him accepted the of tho 'con
servadores,n az they call themselves mixed Cabinet,
with French influence predominstlng. ~S guided ton
much by the interests Of France Merriam matters
being altogether Of secondary oonsdsrst on Tho
lberas, who composed the iast Cabinet, found them
selves false position. holding portfolios under gov
eminent opposed 10 their cherished principles. and on
seauently their rule disastrous In the sris"ms,
nearly ovcrtruwlng the administration. Ia this dn
nasimilan sad 70 hts advisers -" There arc bit Two
WAVE before sbdch,lon accepting tho services of
me Church party have tned all othsr plans, Mons Of
which vas success Gentlemen. when portfolios -ers
placed In your hands tho government possessed
$40 600 600 otsnsd In Europe Yoa have disposed u
that money-how you know bss,-and me country is n
q far more unsettled condition than when took you
into my counses I must change my Ministry" Tho
now Ministry are monarrssts from principle, and
tho men Who invited MAMMALIAN here; they arc md.
vided in he support and have fund at their command,
which no doubt IL both convenient and necessary 10
he success The great fear expressed ~ all parties j.
that the Ministry sln be TOO high Church. and Their
programme as Published certainly has strong .quInt
that direction .he Ministry evidently intend 20
potD TN, ssrNsoR WIN rGur Sns,
and are striving 70 abolish or remove ali Officers vno
stand In their way Captain Picrop, ser tay 70 The
Emperor transc large PARTON u the Doslness 81 ts
empire most n the documents Requiring he Imperial
signature passing thnyugh hfs hands fha kmp for
apprcc ses Mr. rsfrona ssrv,cev, and hi ntsrry sni
ri -ndship for MS hslesiy sbosn uvh - many cca
son. have sreaiy secured tor hin, The dsiru ~ the
M,n,stvy. -ho d..p.irng ~ rem vnz hin, enasa
or M 10 abolish hs Once he ifsquenty gises hs
Majesty insight lno prop~ed matter. sheh =. could
obtain from ohsr But tbs eror v y hardy
succeed ~ M Fertohs services too xaluais 20 ~
readily dispensed With. Even tho ns~ nssv A.
kno~sdge the reforms effected ny Cen W ant ~ the
Treasury department during h. shor adm ns,rs,Ion,
and their Kge AMI tho erpreei requ-ai ~ tho
Empsror. Marsha h...'n. b. si.sei "ss.'. ra..
fos tho pr.sni ard although IUrss i>nssss
= somlssny hais.sr q yinss,s, y, r,sas
n 10 rumorsf thsi among the dsfnesciss 10 la =
covered that the nszi al Monte CoTpsnY owaing tho
rich silver mines sfiy miles ron thus atY, n Indebted
20 the soyernnsrt iooo 600 and tba 'hs comf.ny -H
b. forced ray fnree seek. srs this eonissy I'D
ave hundred nass stolen fr,ln them " ne ~ sr.
with ebsrseterc -nbersilty the latter restored NE
ssimais spob The p~ynsn, q tlo,coo
pfpEs yf~fusn
n nov the power tehnd tho throne vhirh cnesrcis
The poli,lcs of this eDrlf. me fsdre goiy, rod
Dumoysd priest Csrpsn By birh tat .ho has sssae
Hsslco bts hone 20 msny years Ne !. shrsrs, f@re
verSne, keeps hhs sssrsts ADD tran n.tsn
fev the sunnossst bsfcss N fts srisos ~ tlt "
has recently bssn sppslnssd ehsgaln " Nc Emyssas.