The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01

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your arr b :ssss 0n % vera Cruz
Other l.,,s. istsI a A ssn Mexico ...Es n7b..
between lesmlIsq and ne Marshal tBssalneI there is
almost an Open Contest thai the plan Of the latter In
simulated from Paris to obgc the Emperor abdcate
and 70 afterwards what solution present itself for
intervention lees unfavorable to the honor Of France
that whatever may be the result Of this plan is
tain that Macmillan counts no longer upon Baxaine;
that Baxaine intends to place him In critical position
and win neither aid him pecunnrily nor with the mill
The letter also states that Bazains had received POSI-
tive orders TO embark his troops on the 2sh Of October
despite the "vomito' at Vera Cruz.
Another communication says, MACMILLAN will abd
cate soon; una Of notables will be conyoked who viii
proclaim the republic and elect as President D. Manuel
Ruiz" The possibility is that this programme will
change with reference to the future President OF the
French republic in Mexico; but from to-day you may
Another letter says-sro-day IL s certain that Maxi
milan will abdcate, that there viii DO an assembly Of
notables and that Ruiz will be made President"
Other letters which have seen state substantially the
same as above
4 MEXICAN ALLY OF THE rkENCH.
Tho Ruiz above mentioned is, was Of the seven
members of the Supreme Court Of Justice Of the repub
lie. He was always a facilitating man, and has from
time to time favored In tho political overurnngs, first
one party then another BY profession he is lawyer.
For the past eight years he has been somewhat luke
warm member Of the liberal party not long since ne
the efecting OF arrangement with the nterven-
ton, under plea that the country exhausted OF re-
sources, could longer hold out against the French.
The government gradually lostcon1dence In him. until
nnaiiy at his own request and while he was IN COM
iine 10 sou,b. onShuahua they gave him leave Of
absence visit the sulphur springs at Pa4l He i'm
mcdiately visited the sulphur springs Of MAMMALIAN
French tool Under plea that Juarez is illegally
occupying the Presidential chair that Ortcga by deser
On bis ad not Il a the
Of the remaining mcmbers Of the Supreme
Court OF Justice entitled to tho vacated seat; and
therefore, that Of the members is ~ much entitled
to It as another they propose TO make Ruiz the Pres
dent Of the hour and In payment thereof have the
OF hs Whole
what the French willing TO stoop In their efforts to
saddle upon Mexico the burden Of their unfortunate ex
petition.
FRENCH INTERPRETATIONS OF MEXICO
see that the French journals are now disposed to
magnify the evil condition Of Mexico First they com
plain OF the robberes and outrages committed by tho
Mexicans before the inervsnsiua Tnsy curse the I'D
bring cvizng shadows OF the French standards to
protection Of the very leaders whose outrages wero
the vjlest among those OF which they complain To Al
n1dIQu6Z-''tD0
famous Marquez'-they have extended the hand OF fell
lowship. But assure you that wherever a French
has .hss marched !, %ss has IN
sale crime and robberies They point to what
Mexico will be when they leave the land thew have
backened that will to anarchy; that civil
will be the rule, not the exception; that they offered
unasked 1t Ia truo-the glorious 'paci6cation" scheme,
which Louis Napoleon wrote for the benefit Of tho New
World and presented, he would have presented TO
q mad dog, on the point Of q sabre.
French glory French honori French civilization Here
1t s:-Oities sacked and burned towns In ruins; peo-
pie driven to the mountans estates swept Of their cat
tie; farms returned to their primeval wdness; mines
wrecked and abandoned patriots murdered BY whole.
stripped OF all that makes II valuable: new
feuds stirred in tho hearts Of people already torn by
fifty years of civil hatreds citizens publicly whipped by
the hands OF French generals themseives-as witness
at Monterey; the commerce Of tho capital
turned into the hands Of Marshal Bazane; the national
debt Of country qu.ntuped by the androld Maxin-
Ian; the old civil element OF the country. the Mex
Church, propped by French bayonets the liberal
Just It about to regenerate Mexico :-fhesc-
these French civilization these the uphoding Of
Following Wings in tie track Of all ns this e" "0r an
almost wrecked nationality people driven back ten
years into the past; disorganzaon Of oil the elements
OF which these people had been able to coll
lect in their terrible struggle against the retrogrcssve
element Of the countrythe Church. France has stolen
she stripped her Of what little remained worth taking.
VIII the world not give Mexico little time to repair her
ship Of sso VIII the United States even ask more Of
casef Give these people few years to repair tho evils
OF French civilization and at least period try thas
Tho constitution Of liberty and Of reformthat OF 1857
HOW MEXICAN TORIES ARE To IN TRBArKD.
Minister OF War General Mea has jus. been forwarded
70 Brigadier General Pavon, commanding In Northern
Vera Cruz i s the enumerated policy Of the govern
pire Acopy will be forwarded to every military COM
nander in tho republic It's publication was drawn out
rms n n
CRUZ
Aaa General p.von IN the name Of his src.ds and Of
s ample and
hisf S1lc;is Toop. employs: and indiydG.l: o. What
y s
"a Hs a.1s The P.yon oasrs TO every Mexican
r. Sra military n: q 8: s:!s q YER. Cru: .s:: !:
81
This assumption Of the powers Of the general govern
nent has brought out the following -
OFFICE or rns SECRETARY or erAD
AND or IN. SECRETARY c o. WA .sS MAsT ,sss
ass g s
oass 9 &c 'ns
OF r.. q ne some refer TO u.
neu Q. mlit. poin and others 70 the concession Of po-
with 70 point, Of military nature the COY.
ormIty the regulations military Notwthstsnd
ng the military chief who authorizes capituaticn IL 10
ambition 70 sho. before hs superior the motives o.
horne H. For THE the citizen President has ordered that
send explanation In Justification Of the motives for
e n sS ss n
you may have proceeded In aooorancs With the resua
Respecting The Of political guarantees. they
lot b6 made chief who n wanting In TO concedo
hem In thai which within the orbit Of the proper
lights OF the class which military chief possess, he
egree, In captuation To that which refers to military
nates always absaning from unnecessary or inconvsn
mt concessons but that which refers TO political pons or
matters which Of purely military nature
alone be qualified and decided by whoever may
competent authority TO resolve them.
In the crimes against the Independence and the insitu
tons Of the republic only the general government
EIDE pardons or amneses In Of the ample faculties
which the national Congress delegated 10 In virtue Of
his the citizen President OF the third
u the bases Of captuaton OF Turpa which II treated
concedc pardon those complicated In such crimes who
erm &ht treats Of ccncedins full pardon for such crimes
all th6A who may desire 70 present themselves In the
or at os5r point within the third military line Of
he State 81 Vera Cruz.
md from the klowiedse which all should possess that only