The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-19

from zamora and PatzsuAro by Information from some
cavalrymen Of the Emperors Dragons who, about
then presented themselves the project Il is also said
that some Algerian troops had whipped Castillo. near
Zitacuaro. Ronda was In his usual lurking places
Forces have been sent from Patzcuaro In pursuit of the
fugtives OF Paiambo.
The Reaidad says the old territory now forming the
State Of Taxala Ia worthy Of the special attention of
the government TO avoid the many assaults and robber
les committed in this and other parts Of the country
Tho Socieddd of Mexico OF the 2lst OF March, after
publishing the manifestation protest Of General Gonzales
0rtega remarks follows-Our readers, will observe
tho principal ideas Of Senior Jesus Gonzales Oreg given
in the last lines Of the manifest and that in the best
manner possible he opposes Senior Benito Juarex, re-
solved a. he h either 20 dispute with him the presidency
supported by the republicans, else TO leave the
country Tho lster fact seems TO have actually taken
place, for upon reaching the frontier Of Coahulls he
COURSE and fact had orders to do away with his per-
son. so that hs returned "a Texas Notwithstanding
having created division among tho adherents Of J1a-
chiefs relying on armed forces IN different States would
embrace the OF Orega for the simple reason that
"a that tho new prstender can never odss them
than JuarsG 70 wit-compiets liberty cf action In their
pscv' limits w ne ghs Ss sn'
that The governors ia ess. 0aceAz 70 CO., without any
oe ssi .Sa Io oosysd tic as r
sustAinable. Il ives thug We cav Doblado " Cuans-
s.: ia soSo s.s IL N, NuI,o .I Leon :.
sehtial principles OF the general government.
force x Jusres power before which the paztisans
OF Ortega recoed after few months occupation Of the
capital oy inc and ne pans 81 oon
ded In the confidence OF the better classes and public
opinion which preferred anything 70 the Juars govern
Governors nor the chiefs tho armed forces because
they could easily perceive that nothing was to be gained
what despots incnations Of the preender That which
caused the failure OF the plans Of 1851 and 1868 would
have the result as those OF the President OF the
Supreme Court Of Justice, when he could count
on some prestige among his colleagues thing he
to DO totally devoid or The risk to Juarez from
the side Of Ortega from the fact that the latter
without any very scrupuous observation OF his promises
in he TO gain Escobedo reported, and
with his forces augmented by adventreIs rom 'te
pursue Juarez who certainly would not receive any aid
from his followers all being more or less occupied in
their respective labor at different points BY this means
Ortega would without desiring II, prove decidedly ser
viceable the OF order. 1t Is unnecessary TO
mating in that sense that not one single State, nor
town. has adhered any other Intervention than
that the part Of the French troops In difficulties he
might BIO combining such asscrtion-for example,
the pronsncidment0 Of TabascO and Yucatanwith the
very Of Lower California and with the proba
Bile result Of the popular vote which, in Nuevo Leon
were led oppose the Juarst forces The importance
of said manifesto lies In his having confirmed the incon
:s!ency Of the socssd legal WIN respect
sequently him Of being addicted to the
empire nor enemy Of reform. Whatever ciamor
who do not recognize the consultation Of 1857 as the law
Of the land have right 70 dcnounce Juarez for his
when show that the adversary 10 the empire destroys
the and only legal titles on which he founded
his authority. and demonstrate that no who confirms Is
is less than the second Of the 50 called con-
sttutonal veal
HAVANA, April IA, 1885,
BY the French steamer Paris which arrived late In the
afternoon of the 18th few additional items were re-
oeived Of which give an ABSTRACT -
letter Of Porro Disz had been intercepted, In which
he speaks Of important oontrvances against the empire
which are attributed Dublan Carlo and Caggas and
the Pa. defends these gentlemen with apparent pausI-
blty.
Senior Felix Gber formerly Governor OF Lower Califor
MIA had arrived in the capital and furnished 10 the gov
eminent the necessary information to the actual sua
ton Of that peninsula
On the 2Sth March Commandant CLIQUE took possession
Of Tarotalpam and on the Goth the column of Captain
Tcsard arrived without having been able to meet with
the enemy, who fed whenever they heard Of his ap-
proach The coast having boon restored to order the
State OF Vera Cruz had aimed completely pscided
and mercantile interests reaping the benefits
afforded good administration aud jealous and illus
Tous government. guaranteed by unanimos acclama
On Holy Thursday, after attending divine service In
tho imperial chapel tho Emperor and Empress with tbs
whole Court went TO the saloon Of Ytubdc where the
poor and ase-sricken men, and the Empress d d the
same for an equal number OF old women Aftcr din
ner Macmillan and Csrlotta kneelcd before the poor
with napkin in hand, and their Majcsti then washed
tho feet OF those ancents, mosened and kissed the
while priest chaned that part OF the Gospel Of the day
which refers tho sublime of humility which Christ
practiced IN his disciples After .his toyro,io thor
Maicsties placed small silk purse neck OF each
paupcr containing some pieces Of money and then re.
tired TO their apartments. An immense of
people witnessed the ceremony. Tho emotion which II
produced many evident not only because OF l;s
significance, but also because OF tho important remcm-
branccs which the act evoked.
BY the Feridico Ofcat Of Merida to the 9Th inst 4,
appears that the imperial CommiSsary Senior Domingo
Bureau, who takes the place OF Senior Salzar iarregui
expected in Sisa on the sth 9th inst. On the
9th arrived there General Casanova TO take charge Of
the Seventh Military Territorial revision He has four
hundred trrops with him. The military commandant OF
the State Of Iaguna under date Of the 10th ut, writes
officially folows:-'I just learn that the command
OF the steamer Yucatan stationed the frontier.
has informed the project that Mnatan had been
pied by the mpcrat forces taking possession of Tia
catapam and Ayarado and that there five French
steamers OF the bar OF Coatzscoacos the OF
which, received by express 10 San Juan Bauta, had
augmented the confusion In that town, who was
abandoned by all the families residing there. and
reduced 1t 10 tho small number Of troops sta
the from ,ha n.ssaso acSsna m
canoes which have been sunk there TO impede the
armed boats going up and by which they might be at
tackled In regard 10 the occupation or Tlaca'apam ind
tho following despatch dated Merida, 3lst ult. from
General Castillo, superior commsndan' 70 the Project OF
tho State The military ndant q faguna writes
officially Under dat, Of the 2lst senor FeTmin
Yaenca has arrived to-da, from san Juan Bauti-t
has given news, positive thai the called garri-
general VIII ch tho enemy had In Tacatapam Ava
RADIO has been completely defeated by the mperiaists
under General Aaorre, taking multitude " prisoners
and the second In command Aejandro Garcia. Who in
the absen Of the latter charge THIS news
NUM- aied officially from Minatilsn by flying express 10
the utmost surprise 70 that State which BY the alarm
caused the greatest confusion because the only rel
they had placed In the defeated force
Our Orfxaba Correspoudeuce
ORIsABA, March 49, 1890
me IMPERIAL pAuwAY