The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-14

Y. JULY Ia, 1867.-TRIP1
rapidly placed 10 good order; dlissnoss going and
coming from ali paris Of the INTERIOR and The mails
from that quarter already In operation. few
carros are daily departing for the various inland cities
yet not 90 anticipated and desired By
holders Of merchandise Everything \ now entering
the city unrestricted. including the Aexicas's fAvorits
and national beverage psQws and other intoxicating
liquors. but strange TO say, not half dossn cases Of
drunkenness disorder has occurred
The city Is still strongly guarded 70 prevent the escape
| Of any Of the s,pevsom0s M1c0doas aad NJ one 10
| aiiowed TO depart without passporta
The search for Marques and other lmperialsts 10
vigorously progressing but without much success ~
yek The residence Il Baron lynda, Of the French
| g~s Gorma has been taken possssHoa Of BY the
thodtss and the police the ais % arrssl him,
there being charges s grave naasrs aganss him
% many have presented thsnssivss under decree Of
Governor Baz Of the 2ls that General Dias thAs morn
ing tssgaphsd Prssidsus JuarsA asking hs Immediate
prsseucs with also that Of biz cabinsS y dispose Il
the same not desiring. like Esoobsds to proceed -
wholesale butchsry Juarss replied. directing that
mors executions b made until biz arrival which would
| b delayed bat brief period
In consequence Of this order Lacsau this assrnooa
President Of the Assembly Of Notahlsa" and since,
imperial Minister Of State and one Il che mos aotws
fomsntors Of the country. Hh fass WIN no doubt be
similar 10 that OF MAMMALIAN and the Of others
whose blood made tho streets Of QuerSsaro run red
Tho rumer ID current that Prince Saim Balm, who Wa
colonel In the imperial army taken q aret 70
sentenced 70 bs executed hast evening" but assured
BY high authority that suoh penalty viii b visited
upon him. His wife u with him a Queretaro She 10
said 10 have tried to bbs the guards Of Macmillan 70
permit his escape but detected and placed in
0nemAnt All unite in need Of praise Of her devoted
labcrs TO ameliorate the misery and suffering
H. Dan6 tho French Minister asked for his passports
to-day and was refused There Is some intention Of
holding him until the French government surrender
Almonte who prominent and active IN bring.
ing about the Intervention This direct insult 70 the
murder OF Msxmilisn. whether she Will bow in humble
submission and permit the outrage 70 pass unresened
The government officials have promulgated M new de-
Yesterday there were two or three ssued
but Of local nature and OF no interest," excepting
Of the time for the payment Of the ono per
Half dozen journals have already made their appear
ance, with names emineatly Spanish American
shs . one Of Il. s~os%s and 70
"Green Bird another is called "a cscSa,u, or .'ihs
Spoon" while others announced, among which
two comic papers, called Don Gregito and La Ovquesa
Tho tone OF those which have thus far appeared is
TO Americana who are termed .odious and graspng -
The question Of requiring all persons doing business In
the country to become czons Is advocated aud Mex
leans are advised to trade only with their people,
There Is eeiing OF intense bitterness and jealousy
evnced towards foreigners and threats are freely In
dulged in by many whose words carry some weight
Even the who perd their lives in behalf OF
the republic do not escape their hatred but
are insated and ill-trsated. Juarez Diaz. Corona
| and few others have terrific tide OF feeling
| to combat II they honest In their professions
OF friendship to foreigners and they must Immediately
|
Of those who desire TO force toregu population from
The base insratituds OF Atamirano tho writer Of the
article in reply to Minister Campbell published In
La Sombra de A,teaea, called "La Ncta dc Campbell"
Is bers caught up by the press and finds echo in almost
/ every Mexican's heart
1t certainly seems strange that whole nation with
few exceptions could totally ignore the friendship
which Mexico has received SO freely from our govern
ment and equtc 1t with naught but reproachcs and in
suits 1t Is pasdonsble IN the Mexican however a.
Cortina at the head of 5000 cavalry left this morn
ing in the direction OF Maamoros, which place Canaies
IL reported TO be beseging he having pronounced In
favor Of Oregs whose standard has been Joined BY the
church party, and already forcbodes future trouble
General Corona goes northward In the morning with hs
troops part Of whom 60 directly 70 their homes where
they will be mustered out Of SERVICE and probably paid
Off while remainder with Corona take the direction
Of Gusdalaara where General Guarite has hts cavalry
force Of 900 men, and who Il " feared may pronounce
Tor ST s sooa v 81 D,sys ana
General Piacidio Vega has Joined the fortunes OF Lo
sado who has declared the STATE Of Jaisco independent
OF Jnarcz and oil other Powers and has thirteen thou
sand Of the celebrated "Pinto" Indian WARRIORS with
whom Alvarez formerly terrified the country under his
| part Of the republican government
The 6osco Of santa Anna At Vera Cruz has created
getting force the country. and joining Of the
already strong parties form combination Of consdera-
bic strength and create another revolution the sparks OF
which are almost ready to break forth into blaze.
Sonora Chihsahua and snaloa arc mot over loyal TO
OF e.. Of
was made 70 an American ofcer IN the liberal army BY
parties who have for years controlled the political power
Losado was formerly Governor Of snaos. and wieids
great influence in state. He formerly part-
trusted with MISSION to San Francisco 10 purchase
| arms &c, for the liberal armies He was
same, but falling in with some old imperial friends, his
principles became perverted and he appropriated the
money to bis private a. the cause then looked very
dark and almost gwen up. The sky soon frightened
over tho heads OF Juarez and hts small but devoted
band the United States became Interested and the tide
Of events turning in favor Of the republican, Vega a.
desired make reparatiGn and quickly gathering
about him few men, he reached The shores OF Mexico
HIS former compasrots ignored him completely A. ne
had squspdercd che funds entrusted 10 hscare and had
once proved traitor Nothing dsunted he joined the
/ imperial . second time when Corona was pot
| upon his track and succeeded In capturing him lie
taken before Juarcz, who ordered him confined in
prison He shortly after made bs escape and Is once
| more In the field Should he roach Sinaloa with
spec.able force tho returned soldiers Of Escobedcs
army would doubtless pronouncs for him. a. IL would
| only accord with their usual course Of action.
| II is now definitely ascertained that Quroga and
/ O Koran made their escape tho night of the GOTH
at the head OF i've hundred OF the mounted rihemcn
belonging the command OF the former general They
tho best OF ali The imperial forces and II they sac
coed In joining Canales they will present formidable
front Corina Ia s the impression that Marquex and
| vidaurr escaped with them despatch from Vera
Cruz that the former reached that city last even
/ ing, but 1t Ia not credited.
on all sides there appearances OF further
The prediction made In Of my lctterssthat
the smoke the present struggle will have scarcely
/ settled ere the guns Of another are heard echong
/ through the republic" II about being realized. The