The New York herald., 1867-04-05


mined 10 follow in case these men are captured.
think their only hone for life cut their way through
the liberal lines and escape from the country. They ap
pear 70 be quite well aware OF this fact themselves and
win doubtless make desperate efforts at resistance or
endeavor to open negotiations with this party for con-
ditioual surrender The liberal government will how
ever give them NO terms but the unconditional ones
already spoken Of in my previous letter. asr
it's not thought by the government thai the impe
ralists can hold out more than eight days They may
be over sanguins; shall see. ~4-sss.rs~-
Nramon's proclsQsti9D, mentioned in late letter.
now give you 10 full. although II Is somewhat old in
date II appears the Official journal OF this city, La
om5ra de Zarago.a and valuable principally from the
remarks which accompany il, and which am quite GER
tain are from the pen Of Lerdo de Teada the able Sec
retary Of Foreign Affairs OF the Juarez government
From these remarks, which translate in part. the
United States may shape their policy
GENERAL MIGUEL MnAxos, CHIEr FIRST ARMY
CoRrs, THE TROOPS OF HIS COMMAND
SorMERs-The struggle which rends the bosom Of the
country is sanctioned by savage enemy from whose
violence rapiue and their ferocous instincts the
territory the Yankees, for they traffic in the Of
families and in the Independence OF Mexico
late the capitulations Which are ratified under
the guaranty Of honor, conscience and public opin-
iou The troops Of General Chacon have just been made
victims in Coma Of perndy that cannot be justly Quail
lied Juarez and his ihte Cabinet shoot hundreds Of
comrades and assassnate in Tepetates one Of your
generals who from the single fact OF his being wound
ed would bave been respected by the Carb tribes
The barbarism Of these hearess men, who call them
selves uphoders of liberty-a barbarisin which has
wounded my tenderest and most natural feelings
causes the contest which sustain for honor and
cety TO degenerate into merciless which carries
State troubles to extremity highly dep0rablA
Be II 30, since thus they have determined
Soldiers, enemy has thrown down gauntlet which
fight TO the death; let do cowardy enemy
the honor Of taking It up; but at the same time
keep in the last and distant echoes Of the OF
unfortunate General Osolfo who exclaimed in lS5.,
'sWoe TO the vanquishedl
Long live the Emperor Long live the Mexican
Army MIGUEL MIRAM0N.
General-in- Chief Of the First Army corps
HEADQUARTERS IN QUERErARo, Feb. y, 1867.
The following extracts from the significant re-
marks believed TO come from the source above men,
toned:
For the honor OF Mexico and for the glorious sasfac
ton Of the republican government should place
record here in a determined and solemn manner (and
we call upon all Journalists whom our productions may
neither the supreme authorities Of the republic nor the
liberal chiefs nor any portion Of the population what
OF the country have contracted the slightest oblg
tion compromise with the government or the people
OF the United States; that at the conclusion OF the
called empire, the Mexican nation the ntcg
rty OF its territory and 70 the United States no
which they have shown for the just cause upheld
| by friendly and neghborinx people This
Moreover nothing has been obtained from them except
in an rrepr0achabe and legitimate way not single
mussss Or ridge that has met been with
- This affords US opportunity TO make'n the
Of the this important declaration that
obligation either great sman, has been contracted
by the republic Of Mexico with that Of the United
statsa
Some remarks also defeu tine late shooting Or General
joaquin Miramon, to whom Miramon refers in his
| proclamation
Referring TO the shooting OF the French prsonen
above one hundred atcr the late combat at SIN Jacnto
j 4 thoh hafa auaa{v rtn fhsya.-
If Moe necessary to say.anythmg in defence Of the
shooting Of foreigners as San Jacinto. Il 10 already well
~ wn sSe ssss 2. PsO''e NAM
sevcg BY following ag sxecrated by the naon, without
. alIsgs IN their excuse the e of ns.csn
and had no other watchword than that Of death 70
fsow citizens and sil this TO sustain foreign pnnce
whu0 other aspiration lhAn 10 live upon the sack and
booty Of war. They were without nag. without 4
country, without known political prncpiss They did
fight for regular traitors do under the
socallsd empire ana shoud be considered pirates;
unbrdied and awIess and as bandits BY profession,
especially since the combat Of zacascas 70 which tncy
carried outrage violence and robbery 70 an unspeakabe
| pitch" "
the mperalsts AGAINST the Americans who 50 ealanty
fight on tho liberal side and y they ee taken prisoners
eaners opposed 10 them Tho outrages committed as
Zacatecas principally the work or tho lower classes
SfuadsIoups, s Who sTsisd led hen o. The
TO carry on wholesale system Of plupder give re
point than the royal busters whose thsonghout
tho have been worthy the time Of Attila the Hun
gS al da,s % drroa the French in
terventon have deserted the republican cause lived IN
foreign countries without permission of the govern
meot or in any part OF the imperial lines during the
wer who may be subject TO the law Of 10th August
1853 referring the above and that OF 10th NoveM-
ber 1866 about the military duty OF Mexican soldiers
Under date Of March letter from Escobedo state
that General Carvaja, with six hundred men, had ar
rived and would be stationed TO the Cuesta Chin
near ihe city Of Qneretaro also that so-nght
morrow expect the arrival Of General oanss with one
Until now nothing notable has occurred. Ligb. skr-
| mshing is the moss We have had
A Despatch from Admiral lie Nenry-Max
Wants No More Letters % Teiagrams Sent
1 to Him. &c.
rhe Aoniiesp publishes the following despatch, re-
.csissd BY the Mniser OF Marins:-
Ihs svscua:,on M S.,,s over -tacg. any accident ,as,
Sc; h s,n u ss We sl
detained here for tfe last two days BY uorher Tho
Phesston 10 70 remain here, q 'hsr .is.ion Health
coed Order reignssn the city. No news from Mexico
DE LA ROUcERE LIE INQUIRY.
Tho Paris ksmoria Dip'omasgss pabshss the follsw-
ing telegram fron Treste:-
Tmssrr, March 10, 1861.
6ineo the 16aximillan decided 70 put himsen
Sy ths Atlantic cssla sent ordsrs 70 Mssaar that
: srs:s .Sss he e; ssnsspoadssc: may not . inter
fheGmpres Charlotte, who for Two months has 10
oeived regularly. every eight days asws from the EN-
pror has for three weeks been deprived Of The same
This has plunged her into state Of anxety easily 20
coanted Tor by gravity Of the stsassn 10 Mexico
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