The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14

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hiding plsss every svsssy-sszr hosn. A nothing
positive could BE- proven the parties sscrsting him have
shas Far rsnslred anpanished
rhs Trends Of General o'Horas among whom are
many Ansrcaps desirous thai the General should
escape capital pusishment vho although no has been
su,ly Of atrocities upon HE people, has been kind
20 foreigners n 10 limited that n Narquez il appre
hsudsd oHorsn viii be savsd The former, with ample
money al his command and . eunnisg which does not
belong his race ssspe TO appear again upon the
scene should revolution again b The misfortune OF
Mexico
Among the prisoners coennsd here q Mexico Is Prince
sAlm-sAlm. we'll knosa In the States. He served IS
the mldor panisbment mslsd 70 that grade, but,
having incAutioosy shown Q commisson general, he
10 held for court martial and viii probably suffer
General Escobsdo, who has been in Mexico city for
few days. having arrived With three thousand troops has
again left for the field under stringent orders His friends
here deny the eensinene<s Of the letter circulated
throughout the States BY the brownsville Ranehero In
which no reported 10 have said that hs hoped before
closing his military career, the blood Of every
foreigner spilled that resides In his country" They do
clare WA. ne keoss VOC Wei ans .ans 2. we county 70
-Four grand divisions have been made Of the army
thousand men. under General Andres Regulss, head
quarters Mexico city; Second. Division Of ths East
Tehaucan Third Division Of tho North four thousand
men, under General Esccbedo headquarters al San Luis
po,osi FOURTH ps.saon o. me Wet under General
These generals are all Of similar grade and no promo
ton will be made until tho moro important matters
which psrpex the government shall have been arranged
New names being given TO the gates Of the city, and
the troops arc being paid on and discharged
No election for President will occur At present, and
the whole Of the HOysrumont =
organized will be directed the good Of the people and
the firm establishment OF repobhcanism, In order TO
against any attempt to disturb the
peace. Capital II much in demand and will be forth
coming. soon the stability OF the government is
On the evening OF Thursday last about twenty miles
from the city the special tram carrying Madame Juarez
good judsmen. Of Mr. buchanan superintendent Of tho
road saved the loss OF e he having sent up the track
in front OF the train Especial ocomotiyc-as picket
which over four or nve large stones placed upon the
track al point where IL over bridge. Had the
train containing the family come upon them II would
have precipitated them down bank and probably have
killed some Of tho party. Two arrested who
are believed to have been the parties who placed the
distractions on the road they brought this
city under guard It has'not yet ranspired as to their
fate. The nend who contemplated the murder Of
family OF children deserves moro than death.
In regard to tho body Of Macmillan, 1t was embalmed
by Dr. Ribadaueira Medical Inspector OF the Army Of
Northern Mexico, on tho staff OF General Escobedo.
Conven. OF the Capuchn Nuns where 1t lay few days
under guard awaiting TO be claimed By some
o claim UPON hs for $1,000 or
professional fee for SERVICES and that II s held for this
fee The coffin T. an ordinary affair tho face Of the
and and imperfectly ensbaimed At the tiNs Of tho
embalmng i Is fOolishly reported that the
their haudisrchefs in the blood Of MsxmiIau. It il
very evident that that city and Pueba not wholly
favorable to the republic, and that strong hand mus,
smaller towns Juarez is very popular and there Is
indication whatever Of another revolution
i1cfh aar HAIR ftcfa Afu0 tba
illness OF Lerdo dc Teada, tho convocatory for the
election Of President BY congress win take place in
issued for the trial OF General Koran The result OF
the trial is anxiously looked for
Naval CourtesIes mt Vera Crux-Deafh Sen.
fences at Observation-Disclosures on Ills
Trnvcis-The Mexican Cabinet as Rear.
New ORLEASs August Is, 1867.
The Times has extracts from late Vera Cruz papers.
They contain bat little Of political interest
An interchange of salutss passed between Admiral
Palmer and officers of the flagship Susquehanna and
General zerega, the liberal commander at Vera Cruz
O'Horan, who was reported captured July 20 in the
neghborhood OF the city OF Mexico was ordered to be
taken to Tapan and put TO death in the very theatre Of
his crimes.
70 the city Of Mexico and deposited in tho Pantheon OF
San Fernando.
behalf Of certain Msncans who were sxilsd 70 Nari-
nique during the national troubles and are now In dss
titute condition.
The Council Of War sitting Queretaro are sentencing
TO death in the proportion Of three 10 Eve.
EsvvUsuu reached veIa cruz July uo II said to
have gone Official business, and welcomed a.
Of the saviors Of the country.
Tho journey OF Sensra Juarez and family to the capt.
tai Is said to have been succession OF enthusiastic well
comes.
A list Of seventy-two persons who were captured II
the city OF Mexico and released by orders Of The gov
eminent, Is published In the Mexican papers.
As now rearranged, the Mexican Ministry stands
thus
Minister Of Foreign Relations Sebastian Lerdo dc To-
ada Treasury, Jose aria Ygesias; War, General L.
Man Mejia; Justice, Jose Martinez dc Castro.