The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
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SPECIAL COsREspOsDrscs o. THr pesllp.


Items of the Presidential Canvass-New
Journals Appearing-Otterbourg's Depar-
ture Fixed-Rumors OF Marquez-Santn
Ana's Trial Going On-He Refuses the
Meals Given IIim-aIexican Military Colony
for Lower California.
HAVANA, Sept %, 1867
The Spanish mail steamer Barcelona, from Vera Cruz
tho Goth via sal the 3d. at this port on the
10Th inst
The dates from the Mexican capital arc 10 the 18th
You will however, have received special telegram on
the morning of The 26.h. with from Mexico city to
tho 10TH unless the wires between Punta Rasa and New
York are again faulty.
A letter OF Uraga appeared in the CONSTITUTIONAL In
which he declared 10 his friends in tho capital that
serious conflict might be expected in Mexico, owing TO
certain Vaccinations which have been going on In Eu-
ropN and were even a that moment meeting with
obstacle.
La Jacdra votes for General Porhro Diaz President
OF the republic and for Don Icnacio Ramirez as Pres.
dent OF the Supreme Coar, OF Justice. rho Orquea of
which General Vicente Riva Palacio chief editor
publishes well biography OF Porhrio Daz and
contains the following significant remarks:-"A new
generation pcrsoniGed in Porario Diaz arises In It's
power majesty and proclams its standard bearers
the leaders the struggles for Independence Such
triumvraie Daz Corona and Paacio is worthy OF the
days Of Sparta. All three united. Understanding
perfectly their mission they entertain for each other
profound and unseveabe affection May they live long
TO establish among Of and prosperity,
and tho blessings OF people viii be their fairest
iaurels, while praises OF all nations will constitute
their most precious reward.
by way Of contrast, another journal OF the capital
produces an article saying that Beuto Juarez his
ministers combined to limit themselves, during tho
campaign which the nation sustained and on tho con-
hnes OF the territory 70 1.-The good things Of this life"
without caring lot about what going on, nor even
recognizing the men VINO took an active part In the
struggle.
Tho Conrsncion Of Guandud'n in It's nrst number puts
Inc following query as TO The Candidates for President
"!:! nJffsi -ea ;;;;o
He had better got the lamp Of Dogenes to help for
General Ramon Corop. has renowned tho c.ndidaure
Tor the Presidency, which TOW circles and journals had
offered him. Porfro Daz. though silent, docs not
Don Simon de la CARA Melo has renounccd tho
Presidency OF the supreme Tribunal OF Justice Of tho
State OF Nuevo Leon.
The Minister OF Finance has retired from the ministry
sfor few days.
The S,ba, paper published in oajaca, for
The Fpoca and TIE C7nrencion both journals arc
against the constitutional reforms suggested by the
''lonvocatoria' and their op mons the same as
those expressed by the twenty periodicals of the
capital The Puma 10 q had just appeared; the Padre
Cotos, El Ftrro Can't amt M IGpor were to appear
shortly tho last two 70 la edited by Rivera RIO Of
the republican c1tles. ire :" Dvocstoria brought
TO light Guanaiuatu On the 25th nit The D.mocracla
OF Guanauato, reprobaes tho seizure by the police
number OF the no Cdayitds OF Leon AS arbitrary
oct OF the fancuonary.
has taken his passports and TO sail for New York
on the 2lst inst. His family and Mr.. L D. Blake Will
accompany him.
The coniscstcd property OF Don Francisco Somera
appraised at s33, to have been sold at public
auction on the 17ib inst
Tho forces which compose the Army OF the North
under Colonel Miguel Psacios. arrived in Monterey
the 9th.
General Marquee, It was said, had marched for tho
State OF Tamanpas passenger just arrived from Ssal
says that certainly he was not in Yucatan, He
fcen alone on mule loaded, and supposed the
load consisted OF money. Gavez is said have taken
70 tho mountains o. Las Cruces, where he preends to
form a band.
The against General santa Ana was progressing.
while ae renamed prisoner in San Juan do Ulioa He
refused to meals which the Governor OF tho castle
PROVIDED him and was continually stamping and swear
ting at the attendants
Don Miguel Negrete must have again escaped He
was last soon IN tue vicinity Of Huanchinango
Colone Fragoso continued prisoner In the barracks
OF the premos Poderes for sapping the face OF an
alderman.
Tho Gfobo in rcerrinS the Lower California coloni
yation scheme o. American company. states that il
has revived tho spirit q no isierfsm the ncghborng
republic The GiobO adds tbai, Sero L not for the an
preaching establishment ., military colony on the
borders OF the Rio ,plors, woId have look upon
The contract as virtual sale Il Lower California the
INSIGNIFICANT sum o. 100000. However. General CO.
roma aided by General Marqnas tnot eyed hero
Of Queretaro-Ed II ! are shorty to take party Of
about thousand colon from tho capital 10 THAT
border The whole enierprso Is entrusted the saga
city OF General Narquez
Confirmation Of tho Review OF Events During
1S66-Tbe Perplexities mud Embarrnss-
mcrts Of the Emperor-Thc Famous Trip
TO Orizabn-He Avoids Meeting General
Castclnau.
MEIico Cry Sept Q, 1867
5efore the meeting referred 70 letter OF August
% took place The Emperor took counsel OF the British
Minister, Mr. Scarlet, who approved tbs entire plan
Whenthe persons Who called TO the meeting had
met the proposal call congress laid before them
together with tue proposed letter President Johnson
and some other which the Emperor believed
70 be essential in tho furherance Of hs plans such
The repeal OF tho law Il the 81 OF October 1885, the
abolshment OF court mariais. &c. &c.
The whole OF the plan 81 the Emperor unani-
mously rejected which caused him little annoy.
ance, and remarked to them very easy to
reject hts proposals but inasmuch they had declared
thcm insdmssibe he hoped they would propose proper
substitutes for them. He caused the appointment OF
committees to propose other means. and second meet
ing followed with practical result, and the per-
plcxities OF the Emperor soon after this
meeting followed the le.n u October lseS-tne day on
which the first tdings q the arrangement OF the EN-
press reached Mexico. Tho kilograms CIPHER which
contained the sad delivered TO the Emperor
and by him o. Father Fischer who deciphered them
and communicated their contents 20 Mr. Herzneld, in
order to arrive at the best way and means to commun
cate them to Macmillan In such manner would be
least hurtul 10 bis feelings But the sad from the
other side OF the great waters by the Atlantic cable
seems TO have suited the plans OF the revolutionary
elique too well for them not to profit by IT Herzned
Immediately communicated them TO the Emperor. The
stroke too for him to bear. and that
day he determined quit the country The En-
perors health hsd bean impaired durins tho proceed
ing month. by q slight fever, so very common
in Mexico and he under the impress
sion thai his usual medical attendant did not
understand his disease for that reason no called to
bis assistance OF the Austrian corps
Or Bssch. jew The doctor is believed to have be-
longed the clique who dreamed OF Slayonic throne
or else under their control BE the fact II may,
the o the ~ tina arrangement OF the EN-
press their sseadiast helper
Arrangements Tor the departure OF the Emperor aud
his housabold commenced Immediately. The intention
OF never returning held profound secret aud not
ehstanling the opposition OF the Ministers, who even
threatened 10 resign, Macmillan was persistent He
utterly refused 10 see ANYBODY. lis Imagination was
work ed upon by absurd reports, whose relief
was 10 repeated floods Of iearS On sunday the 10 OF
October at tbree O'Clock In tho morning. tho imperial
train LETT tho Castle OF Cbapultepec. 10 Ayotia no met