The New York herald., 1866-07-19
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NV NA-UEA.IzATIoS LAW.
A new nsiuragza'ion law was to-day promulgated
rbch gives considerable offence 10 native Me1icans The
law enacts thar any citizen Of any foreign country with
sri any distinction whatever, may become Mexican
a,2en upon making application before proper officer,
showing that he possesses some trade calling profes
.on or has visible Of support and rerourcing
allegiance 10 his native country. man only twenty
-four the country thus become natnralized
Mexican and at placed upon the same footing as
ans Other Mexican Citizens Of countries at war with
Mexico arc exempted from the privileges OF this law.
Contrary 10 general belief, the Emperor could obtain
almost unlimited loans in Europe If the United states
we're 10 recognize the Emperor Both English and Ger.
nan capitalists stand ready and anxious to back him up
% any amount the moment the federal government
shows the least favorable change toward the empire;
su, that ugly qf nterferes, and spos the trade The
revenues constantly increasing, the commerce
Of the country greater than ever before, and the new
TAX system must yield large income, If it ever shall be
enforced and altogether tho financial condition is as
promising as at any period Bat the renewed ac
,y,ty and unexpected successes Of the liberals must
necessarily call for greater activity and increase of the
imperial army which must corresponding increase
afexpeudtures which win doubtless exceed the estimates
Of the Minister Of War.
EUROPEAN MISSION.
On the English steamer which sailed from Vera Cruz
yesterday Senor Elon, chief Of the Emperors
Cabinet He goes upon special mission to France
ard Austria; but his instructions are secret, and
can only be guessed at. 1t can refer but TO two
thlpgs-arrangement for the retention OF troops
and foreign assistance abdicaton Of the Emperor
Madam Rumor has set afoat a most improbable story
shat the Emperor has heartily sick Of the
of Affairs that he intends 10 order an election i'm
q french @ troops ~ No interference Of any kind to be
tolerated at the polls but II liz TO bc full and free e.
ss, declare S sne se preference for republic over the
empire, the Emperor will at once abdcate, as he does
lot choose 10 rule over an unwilling people oI course
A,s Najesys preferences favor Of life in Europe
and that he remains here most unwillingly and cniy
upon reasons Of state.
ruE PASSPORT SYSTEM ABoIIsHEp
BY decree Of tho 3oth uh, the Emperor has abolished
the passport system requiring travellers entering or
leaving Mexico be provided with passports from their
native countries II is advisable, however, for Amer.
aAirs is so unsettled that there is telling what
moment American protection may be needed.
AN AMKRIcAs OUTRAGED TIE IIHERiIa
The liberals carry their hostility mmprants 10 great
lengths and determined TO permit no American e
retain possession Of foot Of land IN Mexico II mat.
mot TO them who he s where he came from they
treat their Northern friends with the same severitS
shey do their southern enemies Captain JsmsS armv,
Ssans Ss served sTwsrs 4 Ii. %ft
10 this country last winter arr sat man,
Iaes a. sse rSrTsts f1n % colony acks
:sseS &c. and had an excellent prospec, before him
few weeks since the liberals paid him visit destyyea
HE growing crops, stole his stock and drove him o,s
farm utterly running him In vain Mr.. Jacksc oiu
shem that he did not affiliate with the Carlotta clshsn
shat be Northern man and bought his lna ~, W..
vac enough be had business thore ane nus, ,raVei
hang Is Z, not time for the federal f'eilnieH' y
take some cognizance OF such ana!rsY -
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blow 10 the empire, as .nfew nv 70. - @
snrs,"d ne Whole suT coast abAo Vera Crur The
csty prose- have been outspoken ~ seN c,. rsa anna
ny ooHed @ al % the Ss Ssris as,ss ws
journals would The sat was A parca ,Ss
been anything o9tmarks, and lid the whole disaster
iary bitter cror; bu Of course there are two sides 10
upon. .kir and when the whole truth is made known
.sr,y The luke,armness of The French Amos, smonnts
opposition, api 50 dissatisfied the Emperor and
The control Of ne military In the hands OF the Mar
shAl who or,ers forces TO such points as he deems
.eoesssry ap he has nearly altogether ignored Maiamo
yos rand 1anplco. The Austrian and Belgian troops
are placed in all tho exposed positions, while
shs Frena icl at their ease in this capital
bnsoa Is believed here, with the ultimate design on
oesin that upon several ons the liberals toof
ayongtowns in the interior without trng shot and
sxactd contributions Of the irhatsEnts tho French
soldiers in the meanwhile being srrr ard safe behind
shear works, saying they had orders Gully 70 defend
themselves and, unless attacked, vvald not fight the
saroLsoy's Drscs lcApsT THs rSrrp STATS
The French continue very bitter Their feelings
sgAnst Americans, and especially the newly arrived
ehcers are very free In their expressions OF whz, tha
cesign o. Napoleon towards the United states proni
neht officer few days since declared in very offensive
.rms ,ne French hatred Of American progression, and
declared y TO be the settled policy OF both England
France TO prevent the United states from obtaining
Iootbod, under any rre'ence upon Mexico. He argu.
roeni was that 70 the federal governpcnt should
ever do 80, t would control the commerce ~
, fbe world, dictate terms 20 France and England
end, With the alliance Of nassia, endanpcr the
Scace Of Europc tho would soon disposes erhin
Cuba. thus acquiring the monopoly III tho cotton
var and coffee trade-the prime necessl,ies Of tbe
Nf-and thus make all other nations mere Tributaries
akin. He also observed that ~ well was this rnd.r.
tbty the two nations most interested In pfeyentnr III
an plan ol cooperation already greed upop'
Tor Neace OF Europe secured the %xican orcs.
tns M bs solved, and that too At n 70 the Ilk
onesr ~ n.ted states fhls may hc all ,oh, but tic
thc -, Aon enables him 10 acquire stan "a ref aud
ayriSSis At accords with the exprcssiofs or sn new
Mast significant
Ce,..-s N or MFJIA NrIico.
sul et6 ~ Maud stan arrived here last right "a CON
Barsb,I NJ Ntumeut upon affairs upon the frontier
q dreffion 80 has gore 20 look after arars N tnat
spectator ~ H. Mot al all likely he WI remain quiet
espt1,o NJ, lloeIA successcs He has NE power -
I,us. . - ~ 'nof1s ~ few weeks Whether he viii
- tha' pqWNrtg problcma,cai
rAWrlgl Rrporgru c,rrr1r~r
a.e Hperals chin that farn,co aad riypan arc r,an
,.,i. 1anas. General iamadrh after heroIcilv a..
s,I aAhpco several weeks against large odds ed.
v,sny pronounced against th8 enpirc and raised tlo
otrai nag turning bis runs unsn the few French ~,i
fs 1efs and iuhahlaris THIS Lamadrd ls looked rr,n
49, s.h suspicion BY both paroles 10 COMMANDED A
=, Out was ainons the 6rsf 20 give in HE sdheson
90 the empire for wtsh he rewarded with an I'M
t''Ani command tie has proved himself 10 be skH
soidies bui biz recent betrayal of his command 4;
speo De true stamps him as double traitor but
, w : - enliie ksePng with Mexican Character
os o me officers have changed cologs 90 often within
- as "a. Ten years that s not real tack for them
- msse The leap from the imperial 10 tn liberal lines
lbers nsnr honorable etceut ar ~ tls ,rfc 49,.