The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-26
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The Maritime Prefecture Abolished Military In
structions- Appointments of Generals, and Mill.
tary Movements -Retahatory Action Of the
Iiberals-Law in Favor of the Holders Of
National Property-General Sheridan at Mata-
Inconsistencies Between Vera Cruz and New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS. September l9.-The following
items of late intelligence from Mexico, Just re-
oeiyed here, will be found of interest and i'm
pOrtance:-
The Emperor has published decree abolish
ing for the present the Maritime Prefecture. IT
ie az foIlows:-
In accordance with the decree of the 18th of Octo
Der, 1866, which established the Maritime Prefec.
tures considering that it Is duty to accord the
expenses OF the Administration to the present cond
there is absolute necessity the maintenance of
tAe Maritime Procedures for the want OF vessels OF
war, the maritime service being confined to the port
Article / The three Maritime Procedures estab
heo Cy tGo GeGTee o. 0r nS En 81 OCTOBER 1850
Article 2. During the suspension of the Maritime
Prefectures, which for the time will be strictly IN
6spensable SO that the Adm inisration at large
overcome its present distressed situation the Post
captains of Vera Cruz and Mazatlan will centraize
the service, directly communicating with the Minis
ter OF Foreign and Naval Affairs in all their mari
Article 8. The tax on hand Of the Maritime Pre-.
lectures will remain dIsposable
Our Minister OF Foreign and Naval Affairs is
charged with the execution of the present decree
Given t at the City OF Mexico this 2Sth DAY OF Au'
For the Emperor, by the subSecretary of Foreign
Affairs and Acting Secretary of State; ,o
The following circulars, relating to military
matters, have also been issued:-
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MEXICO, June 25.-As
the greater part Of the rural forces have entered
INTO the combination made for the formation of the
army, and as they will be removed, some of the
towns they have guarded will be lett unprotected
and II being Indispensable to look TO their security
their magistrates will dictate the most convenient
orders. with which TO procure with all possible
haste the organization of the municipal guards, and
TO give public security which saw to for your
compliance. SALAzoR HANEGUI,
Minister of the Government, or Secretary of State
To the Political Prefecture OF the Department of
LaRuna, Carmen.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, MEXICO, July 4, 1856 -
1t Is ordered by his Majesty the Emperor that to
facilitate the military operations, the pretectures
the sub.preteclures and the municipalities will re.
spectively give the commanders OF troops al the
information, true or untrue, that relates to the
enemy; and that, without loss OF time they will
state the number of wagons necessary for Transport
tatiOn and the number of men required to repair
the roads. HIS Majesty thinks that this service
be arranged, with such system and order that the
assistance given by towns or by private individuals
may be done N such ANA manner E that the whole weight
that it may not be gfaVops 70 me district aud he
hopes that you will comply and cause to be COM
piled with this determinations
For the Minister OF the GoSernmehC, oy Che SUD-
Secretary. .. NoIEGA:
The Fstafette says that General Thorn has
resigned the command of the Austrian Regi-
ment, and will return to Europe. There Is 70
one vet named as his successor. 1t is in con.
temptation to reorganize the aforementioned
Austrian Regiment upon new basis.
The nomination Of Sr General Baron Nei-
CRETE as Commander of the Second Territorial
Military Division has been published His
haodunortprq pupbla. IL iS said that
General Neigrete, with the force under his COM
mand, will shortly commence a campaign of
reconstruction through Hausteca, and will
return to Tampico.
the sending of General Nlejia to San Luis, the
substituting Of NJ Rosas Landa for General
Tabera, give assurance OF approaching joint and
vigorous operations.
terrible retaliations in Monterey. One NJ. Cor
der, who refused to pay force loan OF thirty
thousand dollars, was shot The Bishop OF
Monterey, accompanied by abe clergy of his
Diocese, is refugee in San Louis Potos
The Council of Ministers have had under their
consideration the revision of the last law rela
tive to the rights OF redemption. 1t was expected
that this fiscal measure would be modified
favorably to the purchasers OF national property.
IL is said that during General Sheridans stay
on the frontier of Texas he passed the greater
part of his time in Matamoras where he had
frequent interviews with the Juarez Generals,
and it is assumed that he came on a confidential
mission to them from the Government of the
United States.
Tue Estdtehe says:-'It is assured that by
virtue of the new arrangements entered into
between this Government and the Company,
that the service OF the SGrth American line
will cease 70 be required for New York, and
that the steamers will to run henceforth
between Vera Cruz and New Orleans In this
way we can have news bv the transatlantic
cable in three days and half instead of eleven.