The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12
M E X &c O
Programme and Motives OF the
New Ministry.
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THE FREEDOM Of THE PRESS IN DANGER.
The Church Party Seeking to
Regain Lost Ground.
Macmillan Derives Hope from The Result Of
President Johnson's Tour.
He Expects Another Civil War in the
United States.
COMPENSATION OF LIBERALS PROPERTY.
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Banquet to the United States Consul
in Mexico City.
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Military Operations i'm the Inte-
riOr Departments.
&c. &c. &c.
He Expects Another Civil War in the
United. States.
CONVERSATION OF LIBERALS PROPERTY. |
Banquet to the United States Consul
in Mexico City.
Military Operations i'm the Inte-
riOr Departments.
&c. &c. &c.
oua CITY OF MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE.

&c. &c. &c.
QUA CITY or MEXICO CORRESPONDENCE
CRY OF MEXICO Sept %, 1866
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
The new ministry is certainly active and energetic
having already issued DEGREES and revived old
enough to fill volume but yet none OF their acts
have done much to assure public confidence. II is
shown that Marshal Bazane's rebuff TO the Emperor
when the latter gave General Mea instructions to pro-
coed 10 San Luis PotoH and organize expedition
against Tampico by means FASTENED the restoration
of the church party to power that event had already
been determined upon at Cuernavaca between the EN-
peror and Padre Fischer talented German priest who
bad just returned from mission from Macmillan to
Rome 1t is asserted that the terms agreed upon be-
tween the Emperor and Padre Fischer are:The church
party is to furnish the government with $4,000 0Oo
and the administration Of affairs TO be wholly confded
10 them the Emperor to be merely the executive Of the
country with powers similar to-but greatly lessened
those Of the President of the United States Most OF
the S25 900 TO be raised by loans and the nego
tations to be conducted by the noted j. B. Jecker,
whose "clamn the first cause Of French interview
zion. This report is credited somewhat from the fact
that the Emperor has been heretofore OF liberal
views, and a friend Of reform and progress while the
DEGREES which he recently sanctioned Of the most
oppressive character and not at all in keeping with hs
previous acts
On the 18th inst, and before the ministry had
been announced, NJ Lares, Minister Of Justice, ad-
dressed letter to the Emperor, in accordance with
order from his Majesty, given the 4th, giving in de-
tail the programme which is to be followed by the
present ministry This letter, which not published
until the 23d shows papably that his Holiness the Pope
still power In Mexico and exercises no little influence
the dcsnies Of this people. NJ Lares, after &C.
knowicdging the Interchangeable determination Of his
Majesty 70 save Mexican nationality, tells him that
Nexico twill day, without other aid be called upon
% sustain itself by It's forces,' and says:-"The
application Of this national policy requires particularly
she formation OF q united and compact ministry who
approve Of It,"
lares evidently enterains little love for Marshal
Bsxains and says that although the government will a
In perfect accord in military operations. with the eom'
mandant OF the allied forces and will otserve TO-
wards France every consideration due 20 nation
which has cooperated with Mexico 70 preserve the
country with its blood and money but Adds' Ihe gov
eminent Of the Emperor and Its sSmnstraton essen
saIiy national will preserve ths liberty and sovereignty
Of the public power II well known that heretofore
Mexico and France not 'cooperated TO preserve
nAe country that the latter has controlled military
matters a Il saw It, 70 the injury Of Mexican in.
sercsts; but whether different policy will be pursued
during continuance Of French Intervention none can
ssu until all the facts respecting the Empress mission
have been developed.
The letter announces that an army will be sent into the
northern departments order 70 wrest them from the
lnsras and protect the imperial interests 1t is probable
nal an attempt will soon be made TO carry out this pro.
position orders yesterday issued for 1000 troops
% In the direction Of Durango and San Luis Poos
hut q the same time freak may incite Mar.
sAa Bazne or the ministry TO countermand this order
bsforc troops we'll upon their way and perhaps
tho rss rsable intelligence shall hear may be that
ths 1000 Frenchmen have embarked for home.
fhe following shows how garingly unified the
1rcssnt ministry their responsible positions, and
also proves the attempt Of Church to regain the i'm
power IL formerly exercised in Mexico, but which
IL lost under republican well as imperial rule
We should endeavor to re.establsh good feeling be-
tween the Church and State by OF the Csncordm
with the Holy zee, in which should be agreed upon the
indispensable TO the suppression y the ABUSES
that have been introduced by the gsrs GENERALIZATION
OF the country.
q the gravity q
from the Church BY Leans Of the adjadcaons there
rcs.,s great ds~ eeaiion of Its value This important
pons viii - negotiated with the Holy See in order that
in the voncordat this may be arranged, and this
. may &c bought and sp% sasr pv sus 10
circulation this properly and returning the govern.
mont all the benefits Of which II has been deprived by
the depreciation Of It's ralne The right Of acquiring
properly, that the Church originally had will regu-
lated by exercise OF this right In conformity with
che bass to be agreed upon tho Conoorda coon 10 be
signed with the Holy Soc also tho, manner in which
may DO transferred The property that may BIO acquired
BY the Church also the that should be adopted
70 secure decent subsistence 10 the Clergy The or.
ganzation Of pablo instruction requires also some mod-
ncaons in order to consolidate II and make 1t produce
fhe results which We have right 10 expect The educa
son OF the clergy being less urgent the government
VIII ceds 10 he dioceses the buildings necessary for
Summaries and In they have yet procured them
means win be furnished for this purpose
POLITICAL ATTITUDE os rUE CurRfu
II must b. remembered that but seven years ago the
Church the banker well the great land owner
Of the country; that Its property valued $780,
1000 upon which no tax paid, and the principal
rapidly accumulating controlled markets manufac-
lures and politics, well NJ condolences and with s
smmcnse wealth enabled to retain is minons In
power against the repeated wishes Of the people
1hrec-fourths Of the revolutions and the consequent
woes brought upon the country the Vaccinations
OF the priesthood, and required quarter OF century
o. hard lighting 70 oven check ,ha great evil The
proposition Of the Ministry nothing else hui 10 re a.
tAb,h tho Church In all It's preroeatives restore s
Sant ana comparatively useless horde ~ n,s ,.
sd priests 70 make them the only pubic ns,ructcrs
sd nnay 70 place Mexico once more a he merry ~
world can nov produce. 49, 80
rsAscEs AM LAND rrrrs
The condition Of the finances and se,,len.r, a, ,.c
Nsses tbc ne. ministry expect TO duly consider "A 10
Proposed . aspa's ne public lands small quaint
est IN whas manner the latter proicc, y " bs aascad
gemsans myseU " Al who know the suteccdsn,s ~
~. LAree ed bis colleagues and the almcs, nneaa.
ese prejudicc OF the mae OF the Mexican peonIs ~ =,
fcrsigncrs II will probably be hedsed aroprs -.s
religious teses ana impose conditions a 70 eese,a.,,
AxsIuds nom this country the very people bes, n,,sS ~
s~eope ~ reeouroes rcgensate this nation and c.ass
Gto be respected = ons " the great Powers Of the
western Continent -
NO vssRDcn o. rHs ynss 70 M ALLOWED.
nr Ls.ss party has .o Tso!c:ss dread Of enpor.
consequently free pres not be tolerated where
s~er thsy rls A paragraph d~otAd 70 this s,h
great pscsssary 70 enlishsp n peoples: but iis