The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

curity and tranquility Of the State the freedom"
guaranteed to the by the church party perfectly
government, firmly established not an honest paper
would be suffered to exist single week This party has
taken scarcely step that not retrogressve and Its
every decree 10 render 1t odious the people
Even with its immense wealth and power scarcely
possible that y should succeed ana haximian Ia bind
certain. But this fact, patent 70 all foreigners his
Majesty will not believe; ON the contrary, he msgines
that has pepetuated his throne and rendered him per-
MAx's VIEWS OF AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
He narrowly watches the course Of events in the
United States but the Yankee people and their charac
teristcs are all mysteries which he cannot fathom
While commenting upon news received by the last
steamer, the Emperor remarked to General vidaurri
Every favorable intelligence for us General from the
United States President johnson was Kissed by the
That's very good for us-very goodn The general who
knows thing or two about Americans, answered. Yes
other places the vvas President johnson rent the
Skies and that 10 not SO goodn
coxTrcArioS LIBERAL PROPERTY.
The incorporate of the liberals Of Cihuahua
and Coahua In conhscating the property Of liberals has
at length provoked retaliation, and on yesterday the
more important sections
Al Il Se0ngng y hs s1 who ys
points occupied by dissdents and who by their acts a.
though secret or by taking up arms labor for the desruc
have saSrsS ad@nissIsa
aieaide and propresor named BY lie project 'u'pA
SEC The sale Of these properties Is prohibited during
.n..a,aa - ,sa 1872. y, 800 ~ - 80 $500 - 'AS
taken shall be deposited prepared
FOR that special and shall be applied @ 70
against the empire
This decree is considered by all to be Of the most
stupid CHI aracter inasmuch as 1t ID nuty In the dis
where the bulk OF liberal property lea well
opens the way for all kinds OF vllany and peculaton
1t will certainly fail in its object Of bringing money into
the treasury also Of causing the liberals to respect the
rights and property Of imperalists within their lines
DEPARTURE OF THE UNIFIED STATES CONSUL
On the rnorninp the OtterbourQ Iynifad
States Consul in this city having received short leave
OF Absence took his departure for Now York Mr. Of
terbourg pursued judcious during the
in the United States and nangurated the best Of feelings
among his countrymen in this city AS manifestation
efforts bring about perfect union and harmony among
Americans residing abroad, his counrymen gave him
banquet at the Tvoli Gardens the afternoon Of the
18th Fifteen gentlemen, representing nine States were
present and Mr. White of New England, called to
OF Texas Mr. Clark Of Arkansas; Mr. Ferry, Of virginia
and Others made short addresses each speaker express
ing his adherence the Union in the most unequvoca
terms A
SPEECH GovERoR REYNOLDS
was fervent tribute to the Union, and should have
been heard by those politicians who have at the North
revived the for dsunon and the request Of those
present the entertainment send the HERALD few
extracts from this address Mr.. Reynolds SAID
The news from our homes brings but too often &C.
OF discords, excited feelings and low
term of future renewed civil war Here, to-day, are
Americans from both North and South, some Of them
years ago in opposite sides In late
war; but now uniting assbrethren around the festive
States Consul at the city Of Mexico Is unnstructve
for the statesman to inquire into the causes Of striking
Southern political exes came TO this City year ago the
resident Americans, generally jealous Unionists re-
hospitality moistened by such angels shed
the carnage produced earth by moras PASSIONS
drawn DER the record OF the great civil war,
and blotted out the memory OF IL in our social
Intercourse and, firmly trust did SO forever We
longer federas confederates; we are all Ameri
cans In this our work OF reconstruction the more
complete o
Illuminating concession either side, the represop~
t,ves Of the United have done their full ,sfe
Without the slightest sacrifice Of either persna or
official dignity, without the slightest variavv, LIZ, o
those laws regulations which, born amrg cv'i wsr
ought not TO have outlasted IT, they hsJ oss esscn
tally aided, with that exquisite tact LIN = .ue Jous
product Of good heart and VIC ac
seem nsly discordant clemens a tho unionss Of Mex
Gotham whom none were fnsfe tnosc VINO
poverty and e1' Nor win hs.ory
,al 70 do Justice the wise and concilatory Of
the exiies themselves At the conclusion Of every
civil war previous to our own the world has
seen small knot Of fugitivcs congregate
somc ueghborlng country, thence to carry against
their pretty OF conspaces or even OF foreign
1atss il guarantee that no such war could be carried
or templatcd, without my knowledge; and
have both pride and pleasure in declaring that as far as
know no junta committee OF those exles has
been much suggested and II has never entered into
the mind OF any Of US 10 retain attitude Of hos
ity towards the government our respective States have
recognized their The Southern exiles with very
rare exceptions have from the start assumed the status
of foreigners, but of Americans, even though
exile Eacn one quietly about earning an honest
living best he could. The organizing genius Of Hind
man y employed IN teaching not reoaicrsnt Arkan.
prince Of Southern cavalymen makes charges only
In bills OF freight by his train Of mules The world has
wondered at seeing the million and half Of combatants
in the Of giants almost sunside into tho condition
OF peaceful citizens The philosophical historian may
consider idle TO notice thai American exles do
conspire Tho institutions under which those combat
ants alike educated produce and explain both these
the world i not surprising that our oblivion Of the
disagreeable In tho past should have shocked some
tender . = s smSog the v mon
concluded; but those who have slept fasting the
battle sld or suffered the prvatons Of four years Of
actual fghting may excused FOR their deuson that
peace has really come. Al least we viii have II 30
the Fourth OF July in that little circle two
confederates each the grandson OF sgne Of tbs Dccla
ns men asy We rcbes socssd should be the
last celebrating the most just and most success
full rebelion recorded 10 hstothe natal day Of our
nation the United States OF America In conclu-
SION fellow Americana permit me In the name OF W. all,
TO sst our guest 70 report At nome how well the work Of
reunion has hrvsn here and tell our people there not
NJ. otterbourg bears with him the warmest wishes Of
ana abnusS ns poon nsa
been Of the delicate and trying character he has
conducted affairs with this government that Amcr-
stand first In the estimation Of both tho Emperor
liberal party He well deserved the compliment
his countryInen paid him.
MILITARY orERArIoxa
II appears udicrous to dignity the little skirmshes
which constantly taking place In every quarter with
the appellaiion ef "mtary operations;n but the mill.
tary h. re- like everything else connected with the gov
ernment In Of zone horse character Both parties
have been unusually active during the month. and the
most important have been with the liberals
The last news from Mazatan confirms the defeat Of
Corona in his attack upon that city. His loss is set
down 500 kiilcd-doubess greatly exaggerated Tho
city defended by tho sixy-secon French infantry
and q small force OF Mexicans
SONORA
In Sonora the imperiass claim an important victory.
General Langberg left Urez with 500 for rccorpia,
where he expected lnd Peseuiera but the latter had
retreated Hemosilio General Iangbcrg. having been
reinforced from Guaymas started for Hermosillo, deter
mined give finishing blow TO Pesquicra; but the willy
old Indian again rctreated leaving the city free to the
impcrialists In Hermosllo after taking the place,
Colonial Ficse of the French forces Quay.