The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-19

opened nrmer, but closed STEADY. Oats were heavy.
Pork was dull and heavy Beef was steady while lard
was dull and scarcely firm whskey was dull and
nominal Freishts were unchanged.
xusCRLLANE0Us.
Our correspondence from the city Of Mexico is dated
July 6. new naturalization law has been promul-
gated, which gives any foreigner the right TO become
citizen OF Mexico In twentyou hours after mis- arrival
by renouncng his allegiance 20 his native country and
having some visible means Of support The system Of
passports has been abolished. An American named
Jackson formerly o captain in the Thirty fourth New
York infantry was ordered 70 leave she country
by the liberals after having his stock stolen
and his crop destroyed They threatened to
hang him he did not leave. Tho capture
Of Matamoros was q severe blow. The Emperor
and Marshal Bazane are ioggerheads not speaking
one another the latter being considered responsible for
the surrender General Mea and stan, who evacuated
Matamoros had arrived at Mexico. The liberals claim
that Tampico and Tuxpan both In their hands,
General Lamadrid, Mexican mperalist, defending
Tampco, having rehoisted the Mexican flag and turned
the guns the city agaanst the French soldiers in
babants. small skirmsh took place only thirteen
miles from Vera Cruz, which created considerable
element in that town.
large democratic mass meeting was held at Read
ing Pa, yesterday afternoon. Montgomery Blair A. J.
Rogers George II. Pendeton and other distinguished
democrats present and participated in the exercises
Hester Oymer, the canddatelfor Governor made few
remarks in which he stated that his record the
record of the State for the last six years. and that he
would not change 1t he could. Montgomery
Blair said that the democratic party presented the
sublime spectacle OF defending the government when
il was administered by political adversaries and that
too, as he knew, being a member Of the government
HIMSELF the power welded in most INSCRIPTIONS
and unjustifablc The resolutions declare that
the democratic party is tho true Union party, that the
South is entitled to representation and that negro SOL
diers did not put down the rebellion. They denounce
negro suffrage. sympathze with the Fenans and recon-
mend Clymer for Governor Another meeting assembled
at the keystone House after the adjournment of the first
and was addressed by Mr.. Pendleton
Tho meeting OF the Breckenridge and Bell Executive
Committees took place in Richmond yesterday. The
solutions sympathize with the President and the demo-
cratic party North and recommend that tho people OF
the State elect delegates TO the Philadelphia Convention
writ OF habeas corpus was issued by Judge Mye of
the District Supreme Court Of Washington, yesterday
directing Mr. 0rdway the Sergeanat-Arms of the House
OF Representatives. to bring before him the persons of the
two assailants of Painter the clerk Of House committee
who brutally beaten in tho Capitol grounds
Tuesday Mr.. ordway returned the writ with the reso
luton of the House turning the prisoners to his
ordered the petition TO be quashed
An expedition consisting OF hundred and fifteen
Of the National Guard left Albany yesterday
ing for the Of the late antirsn riot in Albany
county. At Knowersville Colonel Church, Of the
parties interested against Warner the leader Of the riot
and a deputy sheriff arrested for assault and bat
terry while attempting to dispossess the rotous parties
Nine arrests made by the expedition, and
forcible opposition made, although the sentiments
of the people adverse to their purpose were loudly
expressed as they passed. and they refused
drink of water by the citizens Several shots fred
of the rioters who attempted to escape but
harm done. Warmers furniture taken out Of
his house and the soldiers quarered in IL for the night
Warner himself had fed
General Sheridan has issued order from his head.
quarters New Orleans prohibiting the organization Of
Confederate batteries, brigadcs &C., for any purpose
whatever