New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
MEXICO

| THE MARITIME PREFECTURE ABoLlsHED-MlLIrARY
! INSTRUCTIONS APPOINTMENTS or GENERALS AMI
MILITARY MoyEaENTs-RETALIAToRf ACTION OF
TIE LIBERALS-LAw IN FAVOR or THE HOLDERS
! OF NATIONAL PROPERTY-GEN SHERIDAN AT MAT
AaoRos-sTEAMERs BETWEEN VERA CRUZ AND
/ KEW.ORLEANs.
special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
NEW ORLgAss Sept. -, 1866
The following items of late intelligence from Mexico
lust received here will be found Of interest and import
! anee:
The Fnneror has published decree abolishng for the
present the Maritime Prefecture. IL is as follows:
In accordance with the decree OF the 2h OF October OF
1861 which established the Maritime Procedures Con
sderng that is our duty to accord The expenses OF the
Administration the present condition OF the treasury
Considering that for the present there Is no absolute ne
cessiiy for the maintenance or the Maritime Procedures
for the of vessels of war the maritime service being
confined to the port captains We decree;
ARTICLE Tile three Maritime Procedures established ey
the decree Of the 18th OF October, 1868 Will Professionally
Arr e-During the suspension Of Maritime Pefctufes
which for the time will strictly Indispensable % that the
Administration may at large its present distressed
situation the Postcaptans of Vera Cruz and MaLAtan W
eentraHe the service directly M WIN zoe
business. m
Our Minister Of Foreign Naval Affairs charged with
the execution OF the present decree
Given at the City OF Mexico this 25h day Of August OF 1906
MACMILLAN.
For the Emperor by Subsecrstay of Foreign Affairs and
Acting Secretary OF State LUIS De ASOYo.
The following circulars relating to military matters
have also been issued:
DEpARrNIsT OF STATE Mexico June eJ 1866.
sscroS ceuLs, No OAs the greater part Of the rural
forces entered into the combination made for she orms
ton Of the and they will be removed some OF tue
they have guarded will be left unprotected and being
indispensable to look TO their security their magfses VIII
dictate convenient orders with which 20
with all possible haste ,he organization OF the municipal
guards and To give public security winch say you for your
Minister Of the Government or secretary OF state.
To the Political Pressetue OF the Department OF LagunA
Carmen.
MEXICO. July T. 1866.
the Emperor that TO facilitate the mtary the
teotres the sub reSectures aud the munich pates viii
respecty y give the commanders Of troops all the utor.
ton that relates 20 the enemy and that with
ont loss Of time they viii state the namber OF wagons
ssry and the number Of required 20
repair the roads His Majesty thinks that this service can Dc
arrange with such system AID order That ans asaheo
such that the whole weight may mos rest on one
the dsrct ana he hopes that You Will comply
complied with this determination.
For the Minister OF the Government By Tho
Political Prefecture Of the Department Of Laguna Carmen
The Esg(ete saws that Gen Thorn has resign cd the
command OF the Austrian Regiment, and will ret1rn to
Europe There il yet namod as his successor IL
is ia contemplation 70 recognize the aforementioned
Austrian Regiment upon new basis ass ,,.,-... ,o.
mandor OF the Second Territorial Military Division
has been published. His headquarters are al PGeba. 1t
said that Gen Neigree, With the force under bis com
mand will shortly commence campaign of reconstruction
through Hausteca, and will return to Tampco
The presence OF General Negrete in Peuba the sending
of General Meja SsB Lgs the substituting Of NJ Rosas
Landa for General Tabern give Assurance OF approaching
JOINT and vigorous operations.
Il reported that the Liberals have exercised terrible
retaiatons in Monterey. One NJ Corder, who refused
paw force loan Of thirty thousand dollars was shot
The Bishop of Monerey accompanied by the clergy Of
his Diocese H. refugee in San lnis Potosl.
The COunc Of Ministers have bad under their consider
alton the revision OF the last law relative 10 the rights Of
redemption. II expected that this fiscal measure
would be modified tAyoraby to the purchasers OF national
property.
II is sad that during General Sheridans stay on
the frouter Of Texas he passed the greater part Of his
time in MatamoHos where be had frequent interviews
with the JuareJ generals and 1t IS assumed that he came
on a confidential mission 10 them from the Government Of
the United States
The Esotee says alt is assured that by virtue Of the
new arfangeDents entered into between this GOyernmen
and the Company that the service OF the North American
line will cease 10 be required for NewYok and that the
steamers III heuceforth between Vera Cruz and New
Orleans In this way have news by the Transact
lalte Cable from Europe IL three days and hail.
instead OF II.