The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-09

sedo's forces under command Of Trevino,
trating In northern San Luis Potoa The forces from
Tampco marching TO increase Trevino's army.
This army will be in front Of San Luis Potos, and
y sd sS pa = y Tsas
and have reported for duty TO the liberal government
INDIAN DECLARATIONS
the vicinity OF this city becoming fearfuly numer
GUS Two dayD since man and his two sons were MUIR
dered by the Ap10ea Three days ago the proprietor OF
sr %ns ss es Sss sass e
frontier entirely oBep and the Indian tribes take advan-
lage Of Il 70 oay f0siE foTays into Mexico Win de'a
yRsrCH MUST xpmRs m sopY soR sArEry's ?
Letters 70 he government here depict the fS Gov
don q the s<Pirs and ssas ina. Ms. alan
country is siss sick Of the French RULE an onlw @
happy 70 Welcome back the liberal govern nan, n's 4. o
body: they dare not divide their for w retire enc
bold stituds Of the national lo~ ces ~ INC pfessnt
reason . o. s., sn:s they have elsd The pro-
x...,,,s...,.; n.soD' IN o. CHIHUAHUA.
Noswitns1na,ns Chihuahua Is very nuc.. brcren bv
mich shoo, range Of mountains, sAd the spurs
sne edinaIy fertile valleys which yeld bountifuy
touch Of man Among the ayr cultural products
sh, found S0 r ,,s n harley , Dams oats peas
rivers where y Il produced or ths product there are
IN the before the sach lo1sOn hs W.
100000 pounds per year. '. - 4 rs
nourishss her. with great iassri.nce but owing to the
sssSssi r nsv We So p;s'S p:
mare. fee her Wine and olives ordersd through the
outivatsd In The New World, and rigid orders were
given TOT Sp q every grapevine and the de-
IN Mckee vas strcty orced va ~ srcentoD os sSe
81 paso District In Northern Chihsahua which was 60
distant tAat II could mot compete with the old country
vines remained undtssurbed and At Psso del Nors rs
to-day vaised the best wine on this continent
is strong and swoe OF delicious taste OF rich warm
color and Is happy medium between the Madeira and
Fl raso freely ct two and three dollars in silver per
BOTTLE
THE vusRYARDs
From the E basO vines have been cultivaeed large
vineyards further south Of that point but without such
rich wines being produced There vineyard north
which manufactures from six hundred hundred
barrels Of grape whiskey annually 1t is mot worked to
have beenso fearful within two years past that il has
rendered the occupation Of this vineyard exceedingly
dangerous
Within TWO years MI Carlos Moye nsturalzed Cit
izen Of the United States has started woollen mill one
life in Northern Mexico enabled him to accumulate a
large fortune and under many difficulties he has at
S tSs wos no Tina which
is situated at the foot Of lofty mountain From fifty
to sixty hands are employed at from thirty TO
seventyhve cents and 81 day, and 900 yards OF
cloth per month termed out This is in great do
mand in the Chihuahua market, at 81 per yard. The
hands all live In the vicinity Of the factory To these
he gives ball every three months.
tn.9 THE WOOL.
The wool used here is entirely raised IN tho State and
costs 1t wholesale twelve and half cents per pound
1t loses onehaIf by cleaning This State produces but
pounds Of wool yearly, but it is anticipated that
the product will be much increased very sOon 49, "
THE REWARD OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY, SKILL AND Arrss-
Nr,,-xho- 49,. - 49, 80 -
residence built In the pure Dorc style the calca
reous stone abundant here and 90 easily worked.
money can command, supplied with steinwsy parior
grand piano, and with walls finely frescoed and decorated
with Oil paintings It is by FAR the most elegant house in
gathers partake Of the unlimited hospitality OF the
owner and admire the fine gardens attached his resi-
flower and tree. vineyard OF sixteen thousand vines
produces excellent wines stable with choice horses
Of American Mexican and Arab breed give The elements
OF celebrating exercise, while barnyard Is stocked
with cattle Of all kinds, from Madras East lndies)
sacred white bull to Mexican heifer One thousand
mention the above 70 show what American energy NAV
work out in Northern Mexico Brains energy and mind
your business are all the capital stock required.
AN INCIDENT.
As an instance OF what little well employed capital
mill in Southern Chihuahua Here employing about
one hundred and nfty hands they clear $3.50 per
day AZ this MILL for eight months aftor the high pres
sure engine was put up, they had TO run II who
had ever touched an engine before Ono day small
boy, seeing the steam escaping from the safety valve
quick the steam s. getting sd sG lns
there Is Providence for children lovers and drunkards
but there 10 also q Providence for Mexico
PEDEsrMANIsM EXTRAORDINARY
We have had some celebrated runners in the United
rss sg s Mexican thirty
in southern chihuahua. He has been known 70 beat
man on horseback for distance Of thirty miles. He
four hours friend OF mine lately gave him ave dol.
lars TO carry letter fifty miles and bring him an an
thought, plenty OF time there being no great hurry.
The last nfty miles he made slowly in seven hours,
courier systems OF MonteZuma and the Peruvian Incas
An NTERcErTRD LETTER.
The government has furnished me with intercepted
letter from French Officer in Zacatecas TO In Du-
range. II s az follows:-
zAcArEcAs Oct %, 1855
The latest news from Mexico leaves no doubt that the
Emperor win abdcate At four O'Clock on the morning
OF the 2st he left Mexico for orzaba The return OF
General Cllnchan,, and some which have been
taken give reasons to suppose that the abdcaton will
take place at Orizaba The furniture and property
which the Emperor had At Cuernavaca have been sold
ton.
Under any circumstances take your precautions be-
cause II Is probable that Durango will soon be evacu-
aed and that than forty eight hours' notice
viii be given hope that shall not hear that You
have remained exposed there after the French troops
seen account Of what has occurred in other places
Have no confidence in tho Mexican battaons because
they Will do everywhere what they have done 10 Ca
jacathey will disband will pass over to the enemy
NKws FROM sALTIIo.
Governor Viesca writes 10Th OF October from
saitlo, tha the retreat OF the French from Matahuaa
for san LUIS Potosi is effected soon will be their re-
treat from Mexicon Colonel Martinez has set out 10
occupy the place Before Its evacuation the French and
mperalists sacked the city. You have received by
this time the news Of the evacuation Of Mazatian, ana
the retiring Of the French and imperial troops In their
ships down the coast TO San Bias
coNrrANn on AnuucAxs
Americans are constantly complaining that the United
States arc not represented In Mexico BY minister
Why does not Mr. Campbell make his appearancef Is
Mr. Seward afraid that he may something 10 hurt the
feelings Of his friend Louis Napoleon or b he waiting
with his accustomed Machiavelism, TO whether e
IN former years, better for the government
credit minister TO the Church partythe retroerade
elementto assist In Mexican dssensous 70 create new
revolutons 10 throw the country to pander
establish government which viii recognize her unfor.
tunate var debu Or will he be suficeny sensible 10
recogpize that the world moves, and IN that view
accredm minister 70 assist in the march Of Mexican