The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-10-05
Financial ADVICE


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Financial Advices
London, October 8.--The money market Is
quiet. Consols for money eos American
Securities--The following are the quotations
Of American securities Erie Shares, SGT
Illinois Central Shares. rs; raited States
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New York Oct. Alive fresh cases of
cholera were reported in this city yesterday.
Burial permits ion seven cholera dead we're
Issued during the same time.
Mexican News.
New York, Oct 3.-The steamer MIRO
Castle arrived to-day with Havana dates to
the 29th.
Advices from the Mexican Capital to the
18th have been received by her.
The guerillas are being worsted by the I'M
perial forces.
At celebration of Mexican independence
held on the 10th of September, Macmillan
made speech, saying that he still firm in
hia seat, notwithstanding all his difficulties,
With the votes of the nation caused him to
occupy, and that it was not in troblous times
that true Iapsburg would abandon his post.
and as the majority of the nation had called
upon him to defend their sacred rights, the
Almighty ought to protect him.
The Estafette asserts that his Majesty has
| resolved to put himself at the head of the Ma
| tional army to fight the Liberals.
| General Almonte has resigned the mission
to Prris, but his resignation has not been &C.
cepted. General meia has gone to take COM
mand of the Imperial Division at San Louis
Active measures are TO be taken against Tam
pico. 7et4s 81.
| Rumors were current at Monclova that Or
tega was President, and that part OF the gar
rison CHIHUAHUA had pronounced in favor of
Ortega. 1t is also reported that they have
killed Governor Ferrazas, and caused Juarea
TO fly to Paso Del Norte.
1t is said that Macmillan will soon start for
San Louis.
Escobedo was said to be at Monterey aud
to have impressed several loans on the popu-
lation.
City of Mexico, Sept. ly.--Ysstsrday the
imperialist of Mexicoan celebrated the fifty-
sixth university of Mexico Independence
wherever their banner was unfuried in Re
publican Mexico, and the Nationalist or
Liberals celebrated the same day wherever
the White, Red and Green Flag of their Re-
public waved. The Empires flags waved
over more towns and cities when the glosi-
Gus sun rose out of the quiet bosom Of the
Gulf than when it sunk from vision into the
wild waves Of the Pacific. "a,
The Emperor was received at the door Of
| the cathedral by His Highness the AreAbish-.
op of Mexico. He was then conducted to q
throne by the President Of his Cabinet and
the Grand Chamberlain of his Court the Mar.
quis OF Vivanco.
After the chanting Of the ate Deurn," the
procession reformed and returned to the pal
ace. The Archbishop accompanied the En-
peror as far as the door of the palace. Be-
yond that point the Archbishop of Mexico
has never passed since the occupation OF the
country by Maximilian and the French AZ
ter the procession reached the Audience Hall,
IL was joined by the ladies of the court. The
Emperor then mounted the throne. The Pres
lent of the Cabinet pronounced an Grafton,
to which the Emperor replied as follows
"Mexicans For the third time, as Chief
Ruler of the nation, we are celebrating the
great and glorious day of our Independent
On such day we recall to remembrance the
patriots of the country, and it is necessary
chat speak TO you frankly from my heart,
VIXEN | Join with you in review OF the past.
Fifty-six years have passed since you gained
your Independence.
1t is half century, during which Mexico
has wrestled for real independence and paei-
&c consolidation.
This struggling and patient toll OF patriots
are merely repetition Of those evants and
trials through which each nation has to pass
ere it reaches grand and strong position.
Your first period has passed without sacri-
fees of blood, without punishment, withou
human triumphs, without steady progress,
and without political standing. This lesson
Of the first period of our history directs us
how to now procesd without further sacri-
fees; how to make union and engender an
inimtabls faith in our future.
Let all act with energy in bis sphere to-
ward accomplishing the great work of regen-
Grafton, then our work will not be fruitless,
and there will follow consciousness Of hav-
ing performed our duty.
have undertaken the great work Of re-
generation, and have confidence that my la
boris will ultimately be crowned with peace
an prosperity for the country.
Nevertheless, am firmly established in the
place that the voice of this nation called me
70 occupy. Notwithstanding all nay difficult
ties, shall not prove vacillating in my obli-
gationa. A Hasphurg never deserts an ar
dueus post.
The greater part of The people Of he nation
elected me to defend their most sacred rights
against the makers of disorder and the des-
troyers of true independence IT is sacred
truth that the voice Of the people is the voice
of God