The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
MEXICO.



SPECIAL cosafsp ..3oEHce Of THE herald.
rhe Decree sxsinslng TO Mexican Beeds-
xsAnu 70 <rhunicaiion Between Paggmu and
ean <ancisco via Acapulco.
- HAvAyA, Dec. IL, 1857.
~ important decree Of rresdeps Juarez Of the goth Of
November desgnates which Of the Mexican bonds in
issspe are legitimate and which recognized. The
fozmsr arc TO be presented within year the public
Treasury where they win DO revised and noted. Con-
Tess win pass special law TO determine the mode in
which they are TO DO redeemed Those that harbored
the hope that Juarez would recognize under any cir
cumstances. the obligations contracted without his In
tervsnton ~ long a. no was out Of the capital, have
been at last unesceved. The European loans and the
enormous debts contracted by the imperial government
are formally repudated On the other hand, has de-
elared the bonds which form the national debt conso
Dated and fixes the necessary terms for Its extinction
AT the time according TO article six Of said Decree
ccrtan bonds that were 70 the imperial govern
ment recognized valid, admissible. provided
the holders pay the treasury four per cent Of the
amount In cash. The substance OF the decree 10 al
Am. l. The national consolidated debt shall embrace
and consist Of the bonds In circulation IS follows:-
All bonds occasioned by the Law Of November 80,
1885, issued up to December 10, 1857.
The same issued after December TO- 1857, In accord
ance with the circular OF the National Treasury, dated
February A. 1861.
The certificates issued by the General Treasury In
H. 1857. The certificates issued BY same department,
according % tho supreme order Of January % 1881
The certificates issued by same office according TO
0e circular OF February 4, 1891
Ditto, in accordance with tho DEGREES OF February IL
me bonds OF different classes issued before November
80 1850, payment Of which BY law was deferred, II
being understood that such a. were not presented
article OF the decree dated September Is, 1857
ewaDe shall remain unpaid as long - the stu
lion Of tho public treasury does permit tho p
aon of those liabilities, aud they shall
Per cent not only Of the interest accrued but also Of
the bonds Of tho Issue decfeed In September Il,
ART q All other values or public securities in circu-
ation pertaining 10 the national debt consolidated aud
cot forming part thereof, shall be null and void and
Coles explain tho precautions which vim be taken to
prove the validity OF the bonds presented stating that
despite Of tho nvadisy Of those bonds which may have
been presented the government Of the intervention,
those that may have had their origin 10 compassion will
be recognised provided that the holders pay into pub
Nc treasury four per cent in cash OF tho Another
article assigns the Of year for the
Of the bonds by the treasury and the last article de-
tlares that special law will be made with regard to the
mode Of dscharging the national consolidated debt
while the established ways subsist for exiting the
new line OF inland communication has been started
between the different cities of Gcerrero time
Francisco connection with the Panama and San Fran.
eiseo steamers which touch at Acapulco the 6tb,
on he tn nth and aeth from the second The COM
muncati3n viii be opened on December l. twice week,
On Sundays and rna.saaya Tue malls win close a.
according to the existing tariff Inc Posmasters order
l. dated Mexico, Nov. 20, 1851.
The stage coach which runs to Guadas,ars at
lacked by bandits when near Tepatitan Two passen-
sers carried Oh, and $4,000 demanded for their
ransom.
Unjust Reports About Mexico-Lopex Objects
TO tho Sale Of His Photograph-'rhc Cabinet
MgxICo Cry, Now 90, 1861
The disappointment OF the people at the failure Of
Hauk nd IN NJ
Romero to Mexico not uncomfortable. The greatest
preparations made by the Of the gov
eminent to secure their comfort end pleasure the
pilgrimage from the eeacoast up and these gentlemen
We certain would have been Agreeaby disappointed
~ the courtesy Of these people, privately ana officially
Notwithstanding the terrible bear stories which occa-
sionaly In the New York Tribune and Times written
by correspondents here whose love for lost empire
makes them partial, can assure Msssrs Banks and
Morton and their friends that in failing visit Mexico
instead Of escaping a violent DEATH by being
drawn and quartered, they have rather missed
what would have been of the most, not
The most. Interesting and agreeable OF all their
1ourneyings ! 500 In tho New York Tribune OF
OctobS 81, from Mexico city, dated October lsw.
Aead and bloody bones sin aud iniqui,y somi russc
Ausr. Almost everybody denouncss n here. (xnd
lbvs they read and through disappointed ambi-
hon malice and know not its author. Could
have BEEN ,ncarceraed hero the capture Of shs
city siihsr ont NJ sAe oou.sry At liberty
here through the lenency OF the government Your
correspondent happened TO have besn . prisoner In
ssIAbby,n In the summer OF 1862 II was then under
the command OF Lieutenant Turner, and when he re-
ynewbos what privations he there suffered, such -
have left their mark upon him forever, and when he
scs has for the past four months the kindness
shh governments toward IL prisoners be Is again and
ssspondsn,s have lately been doing 'poor Nexco.n
Yea she has executed Eve leaders, Macmillan,
,Gramon. MeJa, vdaurri and o'Heran. and she
may add . sixth, Marquis. She has been
severe and yet has been just She has remembered
her sunernge and yetshe has been lerient salm-aim
away, Evin and Scbaner of, the rank and Gle Of
the foreign invader permitted to retire from
cousry TO ponder In whatever cline thoy select the
Jrailiy OF empires tho American continent We
0rst mat Padre Fischer YET remain, ono Of the
half dozen prisoners. aud thai his Incarceration
AND Go Sc
Intervention However, the papers preparatory to his
release are en- now, = y believed, psssas through
the concession has signed py the Minister
Of Fomento and President Jaarez, granting the
charter and privileges 10 the same English company
which held the concesmon under Prcsdent Juarsz be-
fore the iniervontion, and under Macmillan. The
decree has not been published, aud has yc be-
como y Law, but will undoubtedly become so within
twenty four hours have been able 70 secure
nary The uncorroctad procf snset OF the decree,
600 late 10 send you in English This Is the
Dnost important concession In the nft OF the
government - over this road all freight and
materials for other interior roads must pass will be
one Of the best paving roads on The continent As ~
be seen, the government gives large annually
the road and permits the exp0rtaiion OF money 10
asss amount sets aside twenty per cent Of the duties
arssng al the Custom Houses OF the country realize
1ns amount given. A. the ticla it requires the
eompe.ion OF the road from Apsaco TO Pueba by tho
8lst Of DecsmDer $685. and the road 81st
q December, 1871. The concession viii be much
liberal than the one conceded TO M. La Sore.
Colonel Lopez here few Gays ana 10 mated
20 have objected TO the public sale Of his photograph
and seems dssrous or avoiding notonsty.
President Juarez received the for President 81
PAso del korte, and also elected . member Of Con-
Gress. This Is not sSacty .'vo,ing early and voting
ofIon," but voting mucnly. As Artcuas Ward might
have said, President Juarsx may consider himself
being much voted. II Ii very probable that there will
occur very sooa several changes in tho Cabinet Lerdo