The New York herald., 1866-02-02
M e x ] G O
Particulars Of the Occupation Of Chi
huahua by the French.
The Cabinet and Suite Of Pre-
sident Juarez.
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LIST OF THEIR NAMES In FULL.
Defeat Of the Imperialists by Por-
firiO Diaz at COmitlipa.
Disease and DesertiOn Among the French
Troops at Acapulco.
Gen. Riva Palacios Preparing for .
Fresh Campaign.
&c. &c. &c.
Disease and DtSertion Among the French
Troops at Acapulco.


FL PAso, jan 8, 1850.
President Juarcz and Cabinet with about three hundred
fifty men, still at this place. where they arrived
on the ult They have found the last ditch, and
must fight the soil OF Mexico. The following
named gentlemen form the Cabinet
Sebastian Lerdo de TJadn, Foreign Relations and
Government
Jose Maria Yglesias, Justice, Treasury and Public
Credit
General Ygnacio Mca, War and Marine.
Principal officers In the suite Of the President
General Francisco Ortiz do Zaretc.
General Pablo Maria Zamarcnna
General Juan N. Mirafuontcs.
Colonel Juan Peres Castro.
Colonel Mariana DaR
Colonel Jose Maria Gomez
Lieutenant Colonel Piaton Sanches
Lieutenant Colonel Jose Ypes.
The Governor OF Chihuahua Don Luis Tcrrazas arrived
here few days ago He has been very active in raising
force large enough expel the imperial mercenares
from the State
The appointment Of General Logan has raised tho
hopes of the republicans highest pitch There IL
no doubt but that with little material aid from the
United States the government would bo cable TO
the usurpcs the seas and to place republican
institutions above par in Mexico
The Psroiieo Oacni tho organ OF Juarez, publishes
January u the following details OF the French oocupa
tion Of Chhnahua;-
We have received tho following particulars from =
person worthy Of confidence The French force entered
the capital OF the State Chhushua tho ilth almost
without being noticed Their numbers were estimated
by persons less than Ave hundred but counted
hundred. This force was commanded by Cap.
tain Bot and consisted OF three companies OF the
Seventh infantry regiment and company belonging
TO the First squadron NJ tho Chasseurs dAfrque, two
pieces Of srtlley and their train They were accompa
| MED by some sixty eighty Mexican traitors.
They Immediately placed guards at all the outlets o
the city, cutting on communication with the outr
country aud requiring all persons having arms TO sH
On the 18Th this rigorous state Of afars relieve
decree. ssc.Tn9 ~s s.s I. psons we're . s..,
carry arms hut ai In this event Of one abusing IN
privilege be would be immsda.ely shot. and case %
ton be punished by hne and imprisonment.
II h reported that another column Of ono fhonsan'
men, under Lieutenant Colonel Alvfzy will arrive her
| between tho isth and 10th instant escortng larg
OF specie Thp force s 20 Mt Chihuabna
while the troops ALREADY hero will n is supposed maroi
20 vi Psso The column expected consists of
the First squadron Of Chaseurs dAfrique. and eithe
the sixty second infantry regiment or the other bat
The courre pursued by the French commander cannot
deceive the most simple He visited several pr
houses Informed the inmates that they need have
fear and thai he dcirous ~ becoming acquainted
with those persons rcpu@ to he liberals In order "a
prove 10 them that he more liberal than any II them
lie paid vst the house of Don Lnis Trrrnzas Gov
| ernor OF the State Of Cbihuahual who accompanied
President JuacI In his Eight and Informed The lady d
scnor Tcrrazas that, her husband had been elected
Governor ~ the State by tho people he ready u
recognize the election and would appoint him Chief In
peral Prefect of the department He added that he
would write him that effect, aud would Furthermore
assure him that f bis scrupes would not allow him u
| accept the appointment he might return and reside
peacefully Ia the city without being mOested and with
| out being required make any oath or declaration,
One person states that he actually heard this ohcer
say that Jusrez would return IA MEXICO speedily ~
| an ally OF France, and not of the United staies
Al this shows the utter want of conndnnce of The
enemy In Invading the capital of State whose inha
tants have given many proofs of their devotion 70 ths
republic aud to tho constitutional government 0f MeHro
II shows that the commander of the invading force well
know ny the scnumonis of the Of Chihuahua seeks
gain their affections by and promises which
are hypocriica they baee This IL fresh ey
dense ~ tho popularity O. which n relied upon ~ hs
French Intervention 10 establish empru In hetico.