The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-03

guerlas called, interfere with the mail car
Letters that do not bear the stamp OF any imperial com
pany other "imperia organization can be sent IL
circumstances Let this be remembered that no mpera
express company can deliver ordinary letter ten mile
OF any Of the very few roads guarded by the Maxim
About thirty thousand stand of arms that were pur
chased in the United States intend them to be sold
here few days ago, and, on examination, con
demned are being put on board Of the steamer Vera
these not received here does mot lessen the
condemnation that ought to DO placed upon those who
parties to whom they desired sell them would use said
arms against the interest Of the United States govern
ment
Our Mexico City Correspondence.
CRY OF Mexico, Jan. 18, 1885
The triumphal arches and festoons of banners that
tastefuy made for the day OF ovation that was
TO the return of the Empress Carota from Yucaan
wero all taken down by the request Of the Empress
while she and the Emperor were yet at Cuernavaca.
As the arches and banners and notices Of welcome dis
appeared from Gallo San Francisco the people, those
who sympahize with Mexican monarchy, began dis.
play mourning The royal carriages and all the coaches
Of the diplomatic corps draped with mourning.
The press Of the city also demonstrated their SORROW for
the dead.
The people mourned for Leopold because they love
Carlotta 1t must be conceded by all strangers visiting
Mexico that Carlota stands Alone Of all the host that
have to Mexico by the Of the French inter-
venon the only person loved respected OF them ALL
She has expended than her income from this
embryo government-and the amount is not small-in
improving the public places in and around the city and
in her charities to the poor.
Those Americans who stormed the castle ct Chapul.
epec and took It, few years since, would hardly recog
nze 1t now SO much have the improvements made I'M
dort of NJ
workmen changed it's appearance
SETTLEMENT THE CHURCH DIFFICULTIES
The year and half Of disagreement between tho
powers OF Catholic Church ut Rome and the Bishops
of Mexico has at last been settled the Bishops and
Mexican branch Of Catholicism coming of victors as
usual account Of the great wealth at their command
Every concession they asked for has been extended them
by Pope Plus TX. There remains yet serious church
question for future settlement unless the stronger
that Isl the army Of usurpaton-consider already set
tied The compact Of Intervention between the priest
hood and Napoleon stipulated among other things the
support by Juarez Instead returning
confirming ali the purchasers titles 70 the same
The &cisdad has, as usual, when an opportunity
Of General De Lamorciere as he was an antagonist in
the field agnirst Catholicism There is really no other
II ss city that can wn
THE EanoRAros QUESTION
fact too evident for discussion that thus FAR not
OF ground has been allotted TO emgrants except
to the colony Of imperial soldiers who have been dis
charged from service. A few American families have
70 this country induced by the flaming address Of
Maury Co.. have expended their last dollar and are In
and ia vast cuantes but these Confedersts impera
Office holders have made SAD with the powsr placed
in their hands and invited emigration promaturey In
magnificent Coffee sugar. grain and cotton growing lands
will be at the disposition of foreign emgra ion Is
not ready now, and 70 invite emigration under the
circumstances 10 merely criminal.
RAILROADS PROJECTED.
The railroad between this city and Touca to DO built
by government has been commenced An agent has
been sent to the United States TO purchase the rolling
Ssco sn ne Du now on ne
Its superiority over the small English engines the
Imperial Mexican Company's line Is too apparent.
and the people So with agricultural Implements and
mechanical tools with the advent Of peace an Immense
these branches Of industry The Imperial Mexican
Railway Company are greatly agated over the govern
ns f q Ss the 1 S
grant given to the English company by Juarezs govern
ment prohibited any other road being built within
Ian confirmed all their grants and privileges, and this
new grant to the French company Is violation Of the
The Guadaloupe Railroad y being rapidly extended
northward nom this city, and the Chaico Railroad being
pushed With great rapidisy toward chalcO In the valley
Thore d pressing need Of fun half dozen city rail.
roadh The two now IN operation run IN parallel dircc
tons and accommodation only 70 the residents Of
TacubyA
MILITARY xArrun
large body Of French troops are q oueretsro.
camp Of instruction has been established thsrc This
place o. concentration aud abandonment Of the two
other placs at Vera Crus ID sign Of moro confidence
guns q the castle Of San Juan and q vca
csnirson Il san Luis osos where The intsrvsniional
forces have msss Of their artillery end large amount Of
There arc courts martial sitting as Qusressro San Luis
Potos, yaaps, Pusoa Orisaba GuadaAjara, GuansjuA-
S.s g : sa S re 70 3 8.
Nsxzco Jan le-loA II
By telegraph this morning Ne learn that the indouita
BILE General Fsuerosa has again appeared In tho valley
Of osjsca win large force and ahreasons The city Of
Oajaca.
The earthquake Of The evening Of the lst q this month
was more destructive and general In its devastation than
any before known In this country. In OAjaca
learn BY this mornings Sociedod thas the Cathedral,
which d Of much note, and i've churches en-.
dral in OriiabG ives nearly destroyed me two large
towe nearly completed thrown down for the third
time BY shn power
Oar Havana Corrsspendenee.
HAvAsA, Jan. "a, 1905
The steamer Vera Cruz leaves tomorrow morning Il
daylight send you BY her . few additional items Of
Mexican news brought by her.
ms RKPusrsoAx coxuAxpm-ncnmv
Rcgues. the new Commanderin-Chief Of the rspub-
lcan forces, who lately ct utscuAro has retired
towards Huetsmo reinforced according report BY the
forces under Ronda The impealiss Mendsz pur-
suit
republican force in Durango, about two hundred In