The New York herald., 1867-11-01

WAeHA ssn"tS'sHs-"1e " - "-"~'-~
General Trevine Gene 20 she Frsnsier-rhe
sierrn Bands sSsabmissive-Arbisrary Acts Of
the Governor Of observation-disclosures Of
Imperial Prissuers-Seme Election Re-
eurns-severe Weather In tho TERRA Gu
6enxe.
The Spanish steamer Marsea, from Vera Cruz on tho
70h via ssai on The Esd nst arrived this port yes
terday after very rough passage and . strong head
wind from the northeast
Tho Marsela brought . small number or passengers
and General Santa Ana not among them having de-
fsed his trip for another steamer. preferrng
can. Captain Hunter and OF the crow OF the
English schooner Village Belle have arrived in the
kArselA having bean shipped by the British Consul Mt
ssal. The schooner, bound from Jamaica and Cozume
Sor Now Orleans, sunk the 29th un the captain
and having taken to the boats they succeeded
making Ssal The weather has been excessively bois-
days past and continues 30 outside
10 judge BY the heavy swell, very rough weather must
prevail In the CUR
me dates from the Mexican capital are TO the l4h
inR- r
General Trsvino had suddenly left the capital the
frontiers where anairs Of great Importance demanded
his presence. that had not even time TO shake
hands with his friends vt
General Psz had invented new system or artillery,
which, among other advantages, sxccled reach any
s&hsr extant M
CcaSou
and the Fsnsamsento had taken It's place. oppos
uon paper named the Nar1ses had appeared Morela
The revoted banda the Sierra had disposed Of their
arms T and i, submitted 70 the Soye.nmen1 ,n
pality had been arb rarly deprived OF their Offices
Che plea Of being inimcal 20 Senior Antlon. For the
motive no had deposed Raiz political chief
of Ceaya who has dine service In the against
bs asd onss Ss
The Enseannza and Santa Brgida In fnr days fourteen
snvalids were FREE in ten fifty eight went out; in
m niaF wei fla-
rated. Since the middle Of September others were re-
n om. svs s ersons
the last accounts the total ree about two hun
dred aud nifty four Of the poorest and sckliess
Monterey paper speaking OF the traitors condemned
the government, says that Aguiar Garza and Garcia
we're sentenced 70 four years' confinement and DON
Simon Banco ex.Prefecto Politico Of Coahula
M The bandi, Leon Chavez continued hs raids near ia
hsco He was last In the canton Of Lagos with three
During month Of September eighty Eight bars OF
silver were assayed IN San Luis Potosi value,
sio7 l4o 81 In July last $l3loo were coined at the
Governor OF Guanatuato had disbanded the rural
ponce n The state and dspOsed the Chief Of Police All
laya San Agnel de Alende. Irapuato Siao Mineral de
4 Luz Psnomc valie de santiago and Pcdra Gorda had
me Of the elections for the Presidency
.oa Hvssco sa ony =
0Tzaba, Cordova Taxcala and Iouca unanimously for
jaca ditto In Morea ss bad 50 votes and Jaares So
In Humanity the votes were all for dag Monterey,
ssfosn,s of the conssa. a. consansd in the Csnroc
tosS0 At all tho points where The communications
hs votes we're in favor II Juarez il was also probable
thai senor erdo de Teada would have the majority
Gonzalez Ortega and Patonl have refused to answer
eciaiiy the orders Of the supreme government made
known TO Thorn through the medium Of the government
of the Leon on The plea that they recog-
n1e no legal authory In the actual President Of the
public nor in any other funcaonary named By the
General Leon Guzman elected - deputy for the
eisn % the government he returned to bis home ana
family. He had deserved the public ympsthy for his
strong north winds and rain prevailed whole
- 70 Ja.pe and did considerable injury TO the hab
ssn The Sveossd % such degree thai 81.
- bed bssa detained more than Two days
NGaximilian,s Preparation TO Depart I..,
Eail-skesch Of the Diplomatic NoneniItses
Then In Mexico-Thc Emperer's Efforts to
Settle Matters Amicnbly with all PARTIES
French Intrigue 60 Prevent HIS Assembling
MEXICO Oct 9, 1867
b quite possible thst there stiII IN the pub
- mind desire some Of the reasons for the
sGsasgs conduct q Maximilian last fadL When the
departure Of MAMMALIAN from the Castle Of chapultepec
the memorable morning Of the 10th Of Oceber, 1884,
two days after receiving the sad news regarding his
wigs's dsrangement, became known in the city of
Msxieo, the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed among all
parties and all clasass. The conservatives wherever
they turned their eyes met with nothing but shame
Asssrtioas and complete abandonment Of their
cause Those who without funds quietly
snbnRssA themselves fate, while great
sumbsr Of the wcaithisr msmbsn of the party
M al presence Of mnd claiming thar having commit
tsd themselves and their property TO the empire,
not honorable to be thus abandoned BY their leaders,
sna their entire thoughts upon the
sols idea Of securing their safsy by fleeing from the
happy country, by other means. That part Of
che liberal conservative parsy-for such fraction did
sxs and which mag b dsnominassd lbcrsi.im .imps-
ri parydid experiences alarm, CONTROL
I'D themselves 70 exhibit ~ and In the midst Of
ohe trouble began plan for The FUTURE
= direct nastsrs that q the opporuns moment an
sessnissien Of some sort Of government could b
scssd which would ssi array itself against the repub-
hssa sovsrnmsns Of which Bsnto Juarss the Prssi
1sut ~
During ali Of this time Marsha, BAzains was NOT idle
Sss offering the protection France nrss 70 one party
cd then 70 the other. he succcsdsd preventing
osganzaon Of either and, relying upon their weakness
- underworld 10 authority chief Of the
ton
The diplomatic corps Of course, played ns part also,
end something would have been dons and great sdvsn
tes might have been gained BY any Power The
glory and honor OF having aided in passing the
government into the hands OF Jusrex any government
Ind thought worth while 20 send minister Of tolsr-
able ability to represent its interests here Bat among
III Of ssntemea In Mexioo the only who had
any right any pFetensions this lire Mr. Scar
lssA whe had represented Engiapd but who had left
MeAico, have advised previous letters, fcw
esys alter the departure Of haximihau, leaving the
BSitsh Legation In charge Of HIS Secretary Mr. Middle
sen whose diplomatic abslisy mag snmmsd up BY
latfng The fact that ths Emperor haximIian
desroas Of c9usuiinG him upon certain matterp, aud
communicated this desire 10 min through hrs secretary
Accordingly the hour and place Of msetlng nxed
and agreed upon by both parties bot great sur
Prise OF the Emperor two days aftcr Mr. hiddieton
Gated 70 the secretary al haximisn that, having
sensced upon the inrsw proposed, he had concluded
% decline il t#WI a* III