The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08

pied In ls6s and 1859 every its protest to
the President Of the republic against religious liberty.
gotten up under the supervision OF the officiating priest
OF each canton but IL was all to purpose Mexico
according TO conscience"
Communication with the Interior with the exception
2, ana Enao Is entirely Gu, on would 90
TO the city OF Mexico Tho grand diligence from
Comma TO the city OF Mexico Is infested with robbers;
Porhro Diaz reported TO be making preparations TO
contest the election OF Juarez ri arms II Jusrez is
adherens interior; the relics OF the old Church
party cling TO hp as their last hope; that hope Is
Juarez has the army in sympathy with him. and so
long a. that state OF things continues he will retain
power wherever he has soldery 70 back his DEGREES
Forced loans being made ia various parts OF Mexico
Acapulco merchants have been compelled pay three
tax assessments goods hand the evacuation
Of the French. Tho future OF Acapulco Is dark Cut
off from the country. the population hook entirely
on trade brought by the steamers OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company
General EscobedO and the Proposed C0nsti-
futionnI Ans ndmen,s.
General Escobedo has written a letter 20 President
Juarez in which he says
have remarked the oucry made by the press OF the
capital against the Cnrocatovia, and have read what
the papers in tho other sta,cs in republic say,
also crowd OF letters written 10 me by all cissses OF
people, including many friends. the subject.
The rst did not alarm me- for have always believed
that they neither say what they think do what they
say; ms to tho letters have replied that the nation
claims US OF tho soldiers make respected
abroad, and that aro precluded from taking any
snare IN the political discussions OF our country.
As myself | would have government be
persuaded tbat j would rather pass for idiot
than be reckoned one among a crowd of pecvsh
Office hunters. Such has always been my mind and
have made the same course be followed by my subord
mates In command. who are aware that they must not
medde in politics endenvor to propagate their
opinions such subjects, whatever may be the nature
OF such opinions. In notion there nothing more
natural than for such persons, who always
enough in any country, should continue hayward
and peevsh when they able TO make out for them
selves that the magnsnmity OF government Is nothing
else but feeoeness feel sure that tie President and
his Cabinet who know TINS full well. viii know how to
act with that energy requisite for the consolidation of
peace throughout the republic.
Another Important Railway Grant.
Under date Of October Is. 1867, the Mexican govern
ment has chartered company, headed by Senores Alb
don Morales Montenegro and Manuel B. da Cunha Refs
who to construct railway from the north side OF
the city OF Mexico, via Tanepantla, Cuantitlan Zum-
pango, Tzayuca, Tulancingo, HuaEcainaugo and Hco
to the river Tuxpan. From this the Rio Tux.
pan steamboats, connect the road with the ports OF
Tuxpan aud lampco. branch road Is 10 be built also
to Pachuca. telegraph limo is also to be constructed
along the road The whole work Is to be finished in i've
years The concession OF public lands, &C. for sixty
years. The main features of the grant IKE those OF
the rehuantepec road. N
Santa Anna aud His Defence.
Sehor Don Joaquin Acalde, who acted counsel to
Santa Anna before the late martial at Vera Cruz
has received letter from his Client In which all sorts
Of blessings are called down upon him. santa Anna
General q Dysioo and coniss upon h'm bus sssh
embroidered In gold. IL Is somewhat old, bat Senior
Acaids will keep II a. rehc.
sN#s.
Election Oatrages In Mexico.
The partsans Of General Diaz claim that 10 Agaus-
calIentes the Governor carried things his way in
favor Of Juaroz They that the Juarsts the
night OF election through ths streets shoutiag
death to Diaz and stonng the friends Of fornro aud
In colma tho election for Governor was also exci,ing
the ,nenos On francisco SANTA cruz Cv Project were
hexcans came 70 knives points on the subject and
managed 70 KIM each other out Of PATRIOTISM.
Precautions Against Revolt In PuebIa.
Considerable excitement was caused Pusbla by the
fhot that General Diaz whose headquarters To-
huacan, had ordered twelve hundred soldiers, under
General Toro TO occupy san Andres Cnach and
mands explanation Of the Dia1o Official The move-
ment may have originated in the fears that Ex-Governor
hendez, who reported about pronounce might
realize the Intention attributed 10 him.
AGoverner Accused Treason.
Don lsidro Bustamen,e mpearhes she present Cover
nor Of San Lus-Don Juan Bustaineute--for treason,
and demands that he DO tried under the law OF January
rs, 1865.
Letter Of General Prim 70 President Jnarez.
BRussExs April 10, 1851.
To Hrs ExcELIEvcy DoS BENro JUAREz, PRESIDENT or
THE REPUBLIC MExIco:-
LUXURIOUS RESPECTED SR-Some weeks since /
had the honor Of addressing you my most sincere
cratulations Of your triumph the cause
Of Mexican nationality which is personihed in you
That triumph Is now beyond doubt, and at this
ment the standard Of the good be floating the
capital OF the valiant Mexican republic.
Lstteriy have learned that OF the mails have
been Intercepted, and fearing that my may not
have reached you repeat its for purpose Of
assuring you how great my pleasure at the sight OF
this liberal triumph and 20 convince you OF how great
the admiration OF European liberals at witnessing
people who seemed to be out by many of
civil war making beadway against powerful French
army. and struggling day after day until they wrested
their native land from the fore and reassered their
aud their liberty, which had been
menaced.
remain with distinguished consideration your most
sincere friend, JUAN PRtA.