The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07
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Having for TWO weeks pa-i looked Cor post ,onems
Of tho ,a nv season another year We are ST. dom
20 disappointment Us, diy termnsiirg the last e
in September they ain "a 'unue perhaps wash H.
country Of the accumulated / 'Ih and sin accompanying
and following the late ut raa STR &c The raie thsi Oh
rails Of people are n,i heoehied b.
var pertains q course 70 HeEco al
much as any other people. ana the cnlc'ocy Of wale
alone, without FIRE, % por ~ Is doubtful wxevar ha'
travelled in Mexico knows tho value OF these Jyo ele
ments, rendered extraordinary by the exirewesr M
cleanly haoits and mode OF III ng specially among rhe
lower classes IN The tes. The purely Indians OF
ths rural districts, however often excels tn. IN
civilized countries in his abits OF life ard care
person and consequently have not SO M ch need OF
these two OF Gods purifiers. In consequence
of these continued rams ihs roads are sin
IN terrible condition and. together with the
utter want o. any cieraby respectable mat facilities,
combine 10 nearly smut rs out from the world Occasion
bear from tie STA es hnt oar letters are usua IL
four 70 SIX weeks on the Our How long,
oh LORD, how long must these things bef
We hear tha, steamer the Senora is between
Vera Cruz and New Orleans often twice h.
fns is good for such as have friends In the taes
or those who contemplate opening commercial relations
with New Orleans OF New York.
Ere this by previous letters, you have heard OF the
sentence Of santa Anua. The court which trying
the old gentleman. II would appear robbed
Executive and Cabinet of the honor and name before
him. II was gencrily supposed tat he would be SEN
fenced 10 death; but il hoped and understood by
many that Presiseat Juarez would Immediately COM
mute the sentence not from any foreign nations
or OF pubic opinion, but for tho reason tuat
the government ss ,slcd that Santa Annals
late conduct at Vera Cruz the act OF render
imbecle by aye and tho events OF his remarkable life
The day previous 20 his sentences 10 egrarh
ceised apparently feet M pulse of govern msnt
and asking # !, sas desired thai he should DO immed
aely executed. u sentenced to such death Tho reply
was sent not to ence bat 70 await tho further and
final rffnn nj la ant Nua ttra C.rrt
.stoic the thunder By sentencing him eight years
OF banisnment, before tue expiration Of which time
will probably "be gathered SC 1t rs but justice
that i. should be known that from the first President
Juarez has had no such brual intention a. has pe n
ascrbod 10 him hat OF the execution OF Salta Anna
and others am informed thnt Tor several days before
and after his final action confirming the findings and
sentence Of the court in the OF MAMMALIAN that lie
was very much depressed in spirits IN consequence OF
the responsibility, which he appeared 10 feel
was fearful, 80 much 30 that it was espc-
oiaily observed by all who near or
VINO approached him such sensibilty is not
certainly the part OF tho barbarian wnicn he is repre-
sened to be by correspondents and other. and espe
cialy such as having been committed To the empire
fad il difficult to give up their .daring"
Your correspondent has seen several letter. in the
New York Time' and Tribune, purportng to have been
written in this city, which contain statements SO lar
from the truth, as no looks upon events that 40 IS
here. There is, aad has been no such d,sa-
greement between Juarez and D.az
reported in q ie,tef to tbe New York Times
in July last The TACT that very few DAYS alter That
letter written, General Daz = complimentary
to President Juarez is indication OF their feel
ing toward each Other and tho aud ompiments
which then pas cd between those individuals wholly
contradict any statement OF anmosity There been
no arrest of two hundred disaiected officers,
and your correspondent cannot endorse any such
misrepresentation. be they tho result OF viii
fnlness carelessness There many true
things which be written Of Mexico not 10 Us
favor csB not the Same DO said OF any country and
il therefore, not necessary TO listen TO rum0rs which
Common sense or a moments renecaon would SATISFY a
correspondent have been manufactured especially for
his ear. No one would contend for moment who
knows Mexico, that perfection exists here, but TO be
tr @ TO history and perform his duty to mankind, is
unfair and dishonest 10 misrepresent that which Is
already bad enough.
The prisoners who were sent to Psroto have mado
representation to the government that they there
much crowded and that those OF their number who
n0or Ana Il difficult 10 obtain food for themselves
families rhsy ask that the government soali dsirio,
ute them so that fh0v shat be more comfortable ard
so that they find employ ment by means OF which
they support their families They also suggest that
this is advisable lest hunger should compel
them to escape or violate their parole,
and lest they be forced 10 the adoption Of course
of life with peace and legitimate pursuits
This vcrv reasonable request be needed by tho
government We hear that money was being raised
yesterday among the merchants Ior NE unfortunate
movaI OF them from that place 70 somo OF the small
towns the ncighborhood aud to San Juan do rIoa;
that those at Qcorelaro are being removed to Mon
terey, san Juan and elsewhere.
The Princess Saln sam arrived hero two or three
Saim salm has written reply TO Miguel Lopcz's defence
which he hopes TO safety the world Of the perdy Of
the latter notwithstanding his endeavOrJ, through the
press and otherwise, 10 vindcate himself.
General Castillo. who vas 90 frequently reported as
shot, in tho papers in the States arrived here yss'er
day his way down TO San Juan DO Uloa which 10 now
supposed win he his future prison. II expected that
Congress at hs first session will take some measure
toward further Communication Of The sentences OF many
OF these prisoners, especially the political
The sympa,biss OF the people, rs mass, seem 10 DO
decidedly for those unfortunate ones aud their yoces
will be heard through the coming Congress.
Nothing Whatever is heard known OF MARQUEE.
MANY believe him to be still In Mexico city, foolshiy
hoping for opportunity, through agents, 70 effect
ouroga and ms two companions, Juan Trevino and
Manuel Lozado lately cornered near Durango, and
the two said to have been captured cairoga
is still hid Salinas, out az lie was without horses
he must be captured Trevno and Lozado, Y was
expeosed, would be brought to Durango and tired BY
court martial
there hss been considerable SAID IN regard 10 tho
want OF baraity the part OF the government ID tue
terms OF the new reha9nepec grant lately conceded ~
VI. Emile In Sere The requirements OF the govern
that tue company shall pay fifteen per cent q The
profits each year the and surrender The
road wholly the end OF seventy years is thought
here b, be ilbera, and that IL will result "a the moo.
acceptance by the company OF tile grant IL ~
feared in certain circles here II, after tho severe
and tedious abors OF Mr. La sore 70 secure such con-
session a. Win induce tho invest ment of capital,
would resui, IA nothing favorable than this thai
Now YORK and foreign capitalists generally VIII feel Gi,
couaged and that they vii mol come up y The aid OF
Mexico al such q hour as she may 30 cuml elod 70
offer better inducemeut for tho venture cf capital
II mas been reported tna General Banks conssmpates
visit the United States. As he has been for
some time Interested ia Mexican affairs his visit must
DO one OF great interest To hun
II ~ more than rumored snat orders bsve boon re:
ceved here from the state Department at washngtoni
dsapproving o. the appointment or Mr. John s. Grippe
as American consul ~ Mexico city, made recently BY
MIR. Otterooarg.
Ii ~ further stated that the long known Father
Black who removed 70 make place for Mr. Otter
pours and who had filled that office many, very many,
years since, before tho American war With Mexico,
has been vcapontod. Tue Official documents In this
ease have as got not been mado pubic. Father Black
has always been faithful and Trustworthy public
want
There has been some little excement Of late IN this
two Americans possessed the folio~ing elements OF
Hrst class duel vizCbaienge and acceptance weapons
and seconds on time mo medical Or surgical gentleman
present,: position taken vord gwen noise; somebody
heard something whiz: smoke cleared away; nobody
hurt principals shake banda; embrace after Mexican
fashion; never 50 good frienzs before
the second was TO hsve come OF between tins editors
Of inc French papers, but the Governor Of Mexico c,
NJ Baz interlered Notwithstanding one VI the gentle
msn Informed that functionary thai he would rather de
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