The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-26

Additional Interesting Intelligence fr0M the
Mexican Capitai-Imperial Reports aud
Runners of rho Battle M Ga xuca and Other
Matters.
Cry OF MrxIco, Nov, 2, 1865.
Mexicans have just fairly entered their great
feasts OF "Aii Saints aud IAN Sousn two MpMtant
days in the sanity calendar but the celebration " which
this peope manage ensthen ou. 10 two weeks. Yes
terdayAll sainvs-was ceeoateo lac spirit and
unsnimity that characterized ms the DAYS
% the Mexican Church. tEvcvybody almost, from the
Archbishop down to The sgedest iepsro urchn,
made glad with present " a toy colin, or tomb a
sugar skull giueertsad skeleton paper funeral
procession or similar esvening remembrancer Of
tally; thousands of and focked TO the
porary theatres and slcd In wonder the operations
of trained mice, which the audience assured had
been exhibited to Queen Victoria and all the other
Eobiliy OF Now York city" spent hour after hour In
witnessing the stupides of puppet shows the fashion
ables however have another resort The centre of tn.
Plaza Anes Is enclosed with something resembling
a big circus tent, inside of which a few bushes,
flowers, pictures looking classes, chairs and brass
band Eyhis enclosure is the fashionable promenade
Here every sehorta who possesses new bonnet or silk
dress must be taken by her beam and every patamias
his DAME gorgeously alfred respondent in
jewelry, laces and sans- For hours they promenade
around THE circle admrng their new dresses in the
looking glasses envyng the style OF theiy neghbors
IL
gether II Is about as solemn is witnessed
funerals but the ladies' make believe they enjoy
ing themselves: and well they may, for the price OF ad
the Enclosure and chance to walk three hours
iE the dust is dollar while their unfortunate male
tendants charged twice that The crowd in tho
city yesterday immense To-day the number is
materially essened although the plaza presents very
animated spectacle This is IAN Souls day." when
ladies and children 10 the cemeteries strewing
the graves OF departed friends with flowers hang chap
let's aud offerings upon their tombs and burn candles
for the repose Of souls. Very few men
The cemeteries; indeed IL is noticeable that IN this
country religious matters left almost wholly TO the
priests and women. The latter invariably devout
and sincere; while tho men are quite n Indifferent
20 their spiritual welfare as arc the same
other countries The feasts will he continued six
days, during which time very considerable
portion OF the population give themselves up 10 enjoy
ment attending to labor only when compelled to So
There Is no danger OF any outbreak during this essthc
full Of p.lQue cakes, and think too much
Of firing and dancing to consider poitica! matters
PIous yaAUD.
The indignation among all classes Is very great at the
tho French respecting the health Of the Empress II
announced that her Majesty was taken suddenly
III Rome the 4th Of September and removed
10 Mramar when suffering under brain fever. caused
by her soicude respecting the fate OF Mexico her
1ns Emperor was said 70 have spsn. ONE
two days 10 tears after bearing the painful
order that he might receive the earliest in.
teigence from hs august consor tho Mexican people
for Carlotsa had made herself favor.. Prayers for
her recovery ordered to be made throughout the
empire and in this city the image Of the Virgin was
twice carried In great pomp through the streets attended
by all the officials and several members Of the foreign
legations each person Bearing lighted taper The
of PEOPLE upon both occasions was immense, and
il is said such religious professions we're before
seen in this city II appears that the Empress was not
seriously ndisposed and the minis ry, when rnmon-
strs,ed with Tor counienaucug this religious swndIe
cused themselves upon the ground that il amused The
popuace and nv dstraciing Their attention from pol
cal snair probably Med outbreak consequep.
upon tho intense excitement caused by the sudden and
upexplicabe departure OF the Emperor FOR Ori2aba
4 DEMONSTRATION.
Last night tonk place which showed the
fear tho authorities entertain Of an outbreak aud tho
prompt with which they suppressed every
munstron Of disesptct dissatisfaction with the
government Temporary buildings have been erected
tons Al OF the largest Of these was beng exhibited
dissolsng views, and among them were portraits OF
duare2 and other prominent liberals The enthusiasm OF
the audience at the sight Of the portraits OF their favor
ties was almost unconroisbIs and for several minutes
Ia Iiberadn 'viva Bonto Jusrezi The sight OF the
portrait OF the Emperor was greeted with hisses snd
cries Of "Death 10 the French ~ 'Dowp with the I'm,
.peror and when the portrait again shown
the audience became almost ferrous with delight The
formed the authorities OF wnst was transporting police
force, backed with plenty Of bayonets entered
the theatre and afer dispensing the audience closed the
building, arrested the poprieiors and threw them into
prison.
The same sum mary means always used 10 Gnel the
FIRST symptoms OF disturbance. Al Qneretaro. in /
psntoniue, clown and his wife were dressed like
keys and inside their appearance and walk resemble.
much possible, that of the Emperor and Empress
The "bho most pspAble--the audience was in |
exacies but before The performance was concluded the
military commandment. few weeks since. while
Bac'biH opeYx company was in Zscsiecas 10 FnritcBo
wa. performed In The dnetto the bsssc. MsfDe en-.
phas ssd ia iiayiad and accompanied the words with
suitable gesures- In moment the audience from
"a sofU 0f senf \
10 keep order, and the colonel commandment ordered
them TO charge upon the audience unless quiet was
restored ~ the Time telling Mafie N leave
the stage or be wonld have him shot These threats
only inurs,sd the Msxcaus who dared the soldiers 10
once when the MeKcsns who re- maned alive would tear
every soldier 20 pieces. The Colonel was furious,
friends ana the soldiers were afraid 10 sssrn,e
bis commands Tho audience reiterated their
menced The dust,o. when anist Was restored; In an
instant the French onhcer again upon his feel.
threatening me .sser rih death se pfoseeasd Sa,
.hesre amid 'hs Kisses and bcoiinEs OF the sndenca
In the morning Name arrested By guard. and
who suisy ,sr1s, roll q money into hi: hand w6is
perins THAT was 70 pay his fare with" The Judge
prsssndsd 70 bs highly indignant thai en- optr, singer
SHOULD at,emp, 10 ineifs revolution. and ended
ssi sDSn psnfs
he careful In future, adding that IL the Preach
asked him he had paid his nne he merely 20
ihs receipt, Daring the remainder o. The stay Of the
had he chosen 10 accept his line would have been paid
an hundred times over and presents OF all kinds poured
upon him until he hardly knew how dispose 81 them
One gentleman cent him splendid horse, magnrcentlv
compsrisoned with the message that ''liberiy was
almost dead In Zacslscas but the words 30 brsvely
sung bad revived II In the breasts OF thousandsn A.
Guadasjsra the duetto stricken out OF thu opera
~ order oi the military who decided such Unreasonable
words" liberty should be uttered In the empire.
EsQY sAS Iuis rorc~L
An American direct from sab Luis Potos reports having
ios than week sgo large body OF FOREIGN troops
under General Douay. between San LUIS and Monte ,
roy All communication between Durango and san !
Lois Ind this city Inns been cut OF, the liberals re-
fus ny permit mails 10 leave Durango for any point
held by the imperial troops. The same gentleman |
passed upon tha road this city TO san Lris, the
body u frenchmen which LEFT Mexico lew days
He told that the expedition was dsstpou for lam
pico which port would be recap,ured al all bazsrds
beng the intention 70 embark through that place the