The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

Congress which win DO decided te form In which n vii
continue 10 90 constituted and snbsti,ute the presen
one which II The monarchy and fT the same cause o
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Article l. Our regents of the empire IL abscn
bv reason OF dcain Don Thoodoso Lares ION jose H.
DO Iacunza and General Leonardo Marquez.
The regency will govern In accordance with organic
statute OF tho empire.
-, ART 3 The Regency win ccnvoks Congress witch
VIII definitely constitute the nation after the tsrmsaa
Tor OF the war BY the action OF arms by amnesty
the legitimate and free election take place. and
Ara Tho Regency viii cease and also ths power
with which We invest in this decree at the installation
Our Minister OF Public Instructions ia recommended
70 INFORM the regents heretofore named when necessary
J. G. DORA, Secretary.
oUaRsrARo. Juno 10. 1857
Iasr DISPOSITION or mAxIsrLAN
We learn from tho Merioano Libre OF San Luis, that
70 Baron DC hAguus, Minister OF Prussia, and NJ John H.
hansen have LETT that city for Queraro receive the
last disposition OF Maximiian aud TO his body
prince Is that the sum Of hundred thousand dollars
be given to the family Of Don Miguel Sramon. and
IKE sum 70 tue family OF Don Thomas Mejia
The CAPITALIZATION of Tamp.co.
The Sombra de Zaro9osd under date OF June 81, pub
fishes the oca Communications that passed between
General Desidero Pavon and the refractory General
Ascension Gomez on the oapituation Of Tampco,
juno 0. Tho following the most important Of these
dooaments:-
o,
To tho MINISTER or WAR, San Luis Potosi -
have the honor To transmit enclosed the ORIGINAL
Ascension Gomez You will learn from them tho con-
duons granted and that citizen Gomez and his follow
ss now and rsspc tho general government
these terms are subject 10 tho approval Of the
Tho mnio TINT implied me- to acc,p conditions ,aios
nj FIRST sight npprr farTdble Ia pto Giss
rs are fe found myef Without ae rsqti,e free to
"edure Tampico without undertaking long and uncertain
whole
world that our mutual troubles longer require the use
OF n arms to yndOa'e tho supremacy Of The govern
TIE TKvMs or oAriruIArroS.
Citizen General Ascension Gomez In order to carry
ont tho orders OF the supreme government has agreed to
che following with citizen General Payon:--
l. The southern end central brigades OF Tansaupas,
three days start for Cudad, Victoria there remain
and await TIE orders OF tho supreme government.
Citizen General Pavon will furnish the necos
sa &c carry out the preceding and for the subsistence
OF tho troops
g. Citizen General Pavon will occupy TampIco on tho
evacuation OF ts present garrison and hc shall hold
possession rs chief authority until the supreme govern
ment issues its orders on the subject He shall order
tho troops under Colonel Haro, now the Aamira
road aud all others in the ncghborhood of Tampco
withdraw to La Rarra or Other point at distance
from the Atamra road Moreover, citizen General Pavou
shall appoint officer Of his confidence to receive
the material OF war existing in Tampico
a. Citizen General Psvon shall recognize all the debts
which citizen General Gomez mey have contracted for
the subsste OF his troops from the time of hs entry
INTO Iamrico on The LIST OF August 1885, until the end
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and paced in the way OF payment by the maritime
toms aud the employees OF tho supreme government
o. The citizen General Pavon OF the patriotic
sentiments OF the people or Tsmaulpas, Of their sacr
hces and ccostancy during the three years OF war
endeavors with the general government 60 that the
State may DO organized in its internal admnistra
INC government TO name person who shall govern the
State until constitutional order DO re-estabished.
o. persons Wso took part in tis political troubles
nat Ggfated 7dmaM,pas recently, and ,eio remain in
Iampfco are under Me projections Of citizen General
FGpon, who binds MmseT not to n,oiest tsm said
CONT
7. The above terms having been signed by citizen
Generals Pavon and Gomez, hosiities shall cease be-
tween their respective forces and also those Of Colonel
Haro so that these terms DO carried out Copies
these terms shall be given to the proper parties.
The conditions OF this equalization held subjec,
to the approval OF the supreme government.
Signed board tho national brigantipc Cons,antc,
June Q. 1867. DESIDERIo PAvoN.
ASCENSION GOMEZ
General Pavon occupied the city tho oh and Gene,
Victoria. The utmost order and decorum prevailed.
Coonei Francisco L. Mascarenas appointed to re.
ceive the surrender Of tho material OF war; General
H. Mcjia, Juan do Haro and Diego Flores the con.
stdera'ion OF government for valiant conduct.
The following the important part OF Minister Meas
SAN LUIS, June. 10, 1857.
The 9th condition states that you shall no. modest
taose persons who took part in tho political questions
that have recently disturbed Tamaupas aud who shall
remain In Tampco Tho object OF this is that YOU shall
take no measures whatever In their regard everything
that subject being subject according article g. to
the order OF tho governments.
fccfs in such aud all the otsaupng circumstances
that may hare dtesded thena But IL 10 In strict duty
bound that an absolute inpunlty DO not held out,
such would induce serious responsibility Such impu
nifty has of old been the constant OF the repeated
and never ending misfortunes OF the nation. =
lndepend nee and liberty MEJIA.
In consequence OF the capulation OF Tamplco the
republican government has Issued decree reopening
that port to foreign commerce.