The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

which were beautiful beyond description the affair was
responded TO the toast The Sister Republics, but he
did not remember than the Mexican part and SAID
nothing whatever about the United states He s to De
pardoned for the OVERSIGHT. however. such long
cared donkey held responsible when his ignorance
and l.breadng lead him sstray. Several otner toasts
drank responded 10 by the President lgiesas
Castro and Others all bearing with one except on upon
the talent bravery and great deeds or each ~ the dis
nsushed personasss present. me press o. ,ne
that the for the Presidency lies between Dazs
Monies and Juarez The elections have not yet been
ordered
The rumor TO which made reference in my last with
regard Consul 0tterbourgs appointment Minister
vice Campbell II transpres correct ihe Amer-
cans here would have much pleased If Secretary
Seward Son 4 Co. had not required any agent here.
than have had our Israesh friend showed upon
us in ministerial capacity. notice In etier in the
HERALD Of May IS that the exConsu Is given the credit
Of having secured the exemption OF Americans from
paying the extraordinary loans &c, imposed by Mar
ausz Thai exemption vas no, obtaasd by Mr. Otter
bours. but bv an American gentleman, Mr. Warren
Taylor VINO an ocer under General Nidaurri,
who gave the document The letter referred 10 vas
written by J. : Cripps, Wee Consul, aud IL 10 no,
strange that was strong 10 support OF our nov dis
tinguished Minister. Mr. Oterpourg has made rather
strange selections for his assistants and clerks His
| last is German doctor, who never saw the United
sts,es and has no upon the American official
than that OF common humanity. He - given q ucra-
tive position, however while those who have fought
for year. defence Of the Union made lackeys o.
Since the announcement that French subjects would
hereafter United states protection In this coun-
try thor have frightened up most wonderfully
almost A. they been noniv fctcuen
| a terrible and impending fate.
despatch received here from san Luis says that the
nav gold fields of Chihuahua exceeding al expecta
| tious both in extent and richness Many are leaving
| in that direction.
The courier bearing dispatches from 10 the Meyi
can government arrived eariy last week. Nothing ha
transpired concerning Their contents except paragraph
in the Monitor the sem.ofcisl orfsn That appfs
heusiou need be entertained with regard to the fuur
| relations between the two countries
| The Princess Sam--alm still remains In the cit,
sndeavorng procure her husbands release but With
out success - yet.
business matters vet remain in vtts quo, nothing
being done either here IN the interior Tue troubl
with the government about the back duties vii pro
baby be settled by the government being paid ZOO
Of the million claimed.
! There has been improvement vet with rssa I'D "a
m ala which sometimes semoccas onally, and
othsr times not ALL Letters and papers Of last yea
are being received ny Christmas oil will probably hav
arrived so that the new year will bc started all right
In society everythins s extremely dnil-no parties
drives an,iseuents or sugh else break this unusui
l monotony which seems 70 have settled all Grss
numbers are preparing to leave u will he SAT
TO pass through Vera Cruz
fhe mr., este have all discarded their gowns end arg
hats Appearing upon the streets without other distp
tIon than the old fashioned Spanish cloak
Tho Chaco Railroad has been enlarged by some
the eoe ncers ard viii probably be turned over 10 "a
socshoders Who ere DESTROYS Of getting 70 from out
TIE contractors hands The case vi be decided shor'!