The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

e. PAso, Texss, OPPOSITE Fl. PAso, Mrxrco. |
Jan "a 1859

Jan. "a, 1853
fHs rrEFsr POLITICAL sr,rrs OF TIE LisKsAIs.
President Juasz and suite arrived IN vi psso t about
the 18th day Of August last where they remained un
the 18th day OF November Tho French entered Chiha-
hua coon after Juarcz departed about six strong
commanded by Captain Biilat The people OF " Paso
did not receive their disi ngished President mapner
becoming bis rank and scrvres but rather gave him the
cold shoulder In fact, that time there eonsaor
BILE French feeling here assisted aud encouraged by The
resident curate, who of course, thoroughly
vlnced justice OF the French invasion and the
bHiy Of the government by them established poriorl
Of the citizens, including tho family OF curate s
ri Paso fearing the wrath Of Juarez aud tho laerwas
spoken Of By soIe ia tera.s not ~ al complmenary
Shortly after the arrival af iia President and ssd
quiet was again restored, confidence returned aHd'
with Il the fugtlvss who had precipsiey fed The
approach OF liberal principles The good order which
followed the advent or the President the entire ab
Of anything like revenge hs psr produced
a remarkable ehsnge-the very persons who had been
his reviIers traducers became hs warmesf admirers
change oer the spirit Of their drcsma, and they
discovered that the abused outraged Juarez
man OF eminent ability OF unswervng Integrity anda
true patriot, who not TO destroy bot 10 build
Dup who appealing 10 the nobest feelings OF
honor, and determined to maintain them 10 The bitter
end From this period commenced the greatest revolu
ton In sentiment that been witnessed IN his
par, Of the rcprbc
yrARz's RKrurS 10 osmuAnrA
Upon the evacuation OF Chihushus by the rrench.
Jaarez, ndfui OF his cause determined at once
to return vhsh he did He left vi Pso with scarcely
an enemy, but with many fond resrets
rvAcuArros nv raK pEs,H
at This time, although wondered at the East not
At all surprising TO here In the nrs, place Tie
French troops bad been greatly demorsiized sni dear
tions that the lcs OF the army
OF occupation at time feared The spirit of
liberty and love Of free Institutions perysde The breasts
OF the French sso and being for the tims
to Amercsn soil they we're de,ernin-d 10 fake adysn
sxe OF the opportunity they fed in all directions to
sonora, snsloa and small portion came this wsy
They are now scattered ali The country Aboui
thirty reached s place. and Of them have enlisted
In the fath Infantry, United States army stationed al
Fort Bliss They are heartily tired OF the aud
IN ecsiares Of delight n behohing the Gag OF free
America. From What can be gathered from The French
deserters here u evident that the army generally rs,
no heart IN the VAR hu, the contrary srs more
friendly dsposed towards the maintenance c FIRE prn.
but might has thus far controlled their sentenis
and obtains by force that which accomplish BY
an appeal 10 an unr.stra;ncd Judgment
srroND rgrgRxHKNt rgIsrAHrs
Soon after Le President returned 10 Chihnahus hs
learned that the French we're advancing sgan from the
occupy the place As he had no force with wsfrh 10
ma ntan bis position be sspin started for VI Paso and
v
French. bsfore entering ,hihushua the secona time
were encountered ~ PsIa by detachment Of Mrxicans
when slight sklrmsh occurred which soved 10 delay
them temporarily, and The Nex,caps then retired
The iIench arc reroficr 10 have In chihuahua nov
eight hundred picked trocfs they forfyiug The
place for perInsnent occur.iicB No Other French oop.
are N 'he vicinity the nesr-si being a. Durango over
four hundred milcs dhtant
At NJ rAss
The last arrival Of the President ard his receptnn W
The cliizens cf " rsso dinercni from The 8r
that worthy of note ON she present occasion b.
met outside % the town ny cssalende Of rflyrne
and nor few csrrisees hed WITH the s> Of lhe placr
.hoas and vivAs rent the air and gscas enthusiasm pre-
vailed Since then Jusrrz has gradually ami ,iely
gaming IN the affections % tie people but whether per
mancuiiy o. no, u Impossible 70 say Such nanises
taon- certainty sTe not dcisfes from policy FOR the
government poor. bas rewards 10 Vise but mnai
.sk ass.snoe from " ncnds The lower order of he
sexicans sfe .ey snotsnt and tme scrins and have
not sufficient INTEL eence 20 understand appreciate the
pnnelpes involved IN the rontroycfsy certainly YeFy
LILLE conalancy can be expected Of Them But hc
intelligent cias.es % ihe eonmnnity have isps "a
Gently great attachment 70 Junrez ma the ncbis
he represens wleQpt dsubt the policy u Nc res.
dent. hia determination aEd nnfsile-sss bbeffr q
piinePe toseihor With bis unsvcrns faith n The jus
large Numbers Who hitherto nsesn.issoea 10 VII
ness such noble trails of character
LiykLr rInm ~ ~ rkao.
The town of VI Paso has heroine rr,nvsnsfed In a a..
cal point Of view II has 70 preas extent aheken IN
.he ancient eIudccs and sntsqussa customs thss have
slrfoundcd u for century ~ es The rsalss insiesd
nxht from ne rnlcar gaze cf manly ewes nov ~sk
a rssesg pasess ,hs order q he sy and DANCING
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n ~ s : @ "a $500 s.s ,ss,s ~ y ~ ss.,.,
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