The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-23
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

Foreigners 10 be treated with the utmost severity
appears by the following orders deprving them Of the
right claim immuntes and exemptions foreign sub
iects:-
Sls LUIS Poros June 26, 1867
CITIZEN GOVERNOR Of Jaiisco, Guadalajars:-
In regard you state with reference the grant
ing OF certificates OF matrcuaton 70 foreigners, send
you copy OF the decree promulgated Decembere 1885,
and ] make the following extract from my note Of
April 1867 TO the Citizen Governor OF the State OF pn.
Referring to my letter dated 2oh u aud consider
the Citizen President Of the republic has decided that
ye hsy r. Hs q w Se
paes Or have @ the the
thev enjoy any other rights than those enjoyed blythe In
hab!anls Of the repabic.
The decree Of Decem Der issued with reference
S. LERDo DE TEJADA.
Tn. following 10 the ae,scv rcfsrrea To-
DsxIr0 JUARsx Constitutional President Of the Mexican
United states, to their inhabiianta
Know We, that in the exercise Of the ample powers
decree:
AxTlcLx Nrhs articles g. s. o. IL OF the Law Of March
49, 1861 are repealed and in consequence foreigners
WHO may come to the Republic, or who reside therein
although they he not Inscribed the matrcua registry
of foreigners nor hold the corresponding certificate,
enforce their rights make out public papers iustr
ments and come before any Of the public courts or
Offices. enjoying the same rights as the inhabitants of
the Republic In conformity with the laws OF the
ART The remaining article and provisions Of the
law cited remain in force in reference TO foreigners who
to be registered hold corresponding certificate AS
period previous their funlment Of this require
nent they can enore no right nor enter any claim rs
foreigners.
To This effect order the printing publication and cir.
eolaon OF his decree, &c Given ct Chihuahua Deoens
her ., 1855 BENIT0 JUAREZ.
The States Of Qlere and San Luis Potos have de-
ded that all the principal shall be called here.
after "Pszs del 10 de Mayo, and that each village
town and city shall monument therein In honor
OF the GLORIOUS capture OF Querearo by republican
forces the 18th OF May, 1867" Said monument shall
havs inscription denotng the capture Of the Archd1e
OF Austria and The traitors who rushed aid The foreign
troops 10 establish monarchy against the will OF The
MsYicsn people
The Cinco de Sayo has an article headed Shameless
ness the subject OF certain foreign officers who
taken a. Qdsretsro and who Afterwards wanted to
enlist the liberal ranks II begins thus:'There can
he greater hsm-lessnes han that Of the pirates loft
here by france in her civEiag undertaking. Let
readers examine the following documents. Now IL is
favor Of snch fellows that the United States are plead
ing tor pardon"
Here are the documents referred to-
IMPERIAL OFFICERS 10 Kscoskre.
QrxRETARo, Nav 16 1sd7.
To his Eroellsncy GeOeral EsoossoO, Comm andes-n.-
YovR ExcsrlsScy--The terms Of eniisimsnts which
his Exeesncy Marshal Bazaine had made Us sign have
ended, snce the empire has been completely over
thrown The undersigned officers wish, II your Excel
lency as Gsnera-iu Chief deem uvsnept TO serve
with their present rank. under the rag Of liberty; ana
thew swear 6deiiiy TO their new cause. We remain.
with The most profound reypect your Exesli0ncy's
ERNEST DE RosEviLLE. Capt of t.srary.
JEAN RtCOl, Lieut. OF Cavslry
KARI. sIHMiDT, Capt Of Cavalry
tFLlN DEFER, Lieut.. OF Cavalry.
frGFNE BAILLY, Eosign.
PIERRE HERAUD, Lieut. Of Cavalry.
VICTOR N0uEL. Lieut. OF Cavalry.
PAUL GUYoN, Lieut.. Of Infantry
E.cosEpo's REPLY.
HEApgTspTFpe puEfstuA FRONT 0rGRETARo,l
May L.. 1887.
This s.,ou doOs not need the holp Of foreigners to
ma ntsln is e0vereignv aud institutions and should
rot accept from such came here TO shed che blood
Of it's sous an unjust war; aud ~ violation or the
the arms OF the republic have forced 10 lsy down
those the, took up against bor Lei tae peutorers he
hcthei that thsir re1utst cannot be card.
MAKliSo EscoBEDo.
ITO following crslfr has been i.s Vi IN San Lus:-
san Lup Pores, June IL, 1861
In order to collect the necessary dates ferthe history
the CITIZEN uoverner requests ,hsi you proceed
to kaihsr the testimony q the not worthy witnesses
IN yor town In relation 70 the bsrbArols, unjust and
deSpoi acts OF the French The .o.osi,sd imperial
anthorilss You shall heu toe relations Of all then
Gums sad o. aese ~hc were me directs OF Their wrath
In The other towns OF your district the rrssdents OF the
town cour " shall gather these dates and give copies,
or The ong nai. WHEN possible Of all orders csmmuni-
rSiions. 50. OF sad foreign suthe1ues
FRANCISCO NAerAs VALDEZ
Military Secretary TO the Governor.
as the eIae; version Of how General Msndez was cap.
tered IN ogsreiAro;-
The evening before the day 90 which Member was
exscNsd, multitude OF Circumstances took place
whcA led TO the capture Of that criminal IL happened
that soldier Of the san Lns division knev the serssnt
boy of Bcndsx DOT Of tho soldiers companions
having fa around this boy they threatened 70 Goa him
n he reiusd TO tell where his MD 10, Of
ofcer wsas listening 70 the affair and agreed TO inter-
fere 10 prov the boys being IN treated This they
did coming 40 just ~ tho boy making an EFFORT to
get away. ThA prsssnce OF the officers stopped tho
row and The x>boy agreed to show them the
house where the family residing, but protesting
earnestly that MenSss was no. there himself san they
we're Determined to fsrch The boy led then W the
cais do Bombo Nbsn they entered the house accom-
panied by soldiers 9th rides coeksd At the
time the block was put xnder guard ne oheer on
entering nvisd by the ladies' Of the house 10
RID search, but The fornr noting that the ladies'
s,.d IN 20 confident q manner tbst tney considered
but proper not TO insist ANY moro when they were re-
unpg the generals wife and the bN called mem toet
Amns large bin 10 which ws~s nf,cf Mblss barrels
aud some nour pcs eu, the ofnccrs>vere scme-hm
-sbsm'd VI her hsSirr ssssgva NE p'ass 81 ALL J