The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07
GOODNESS OF the Reception
Given to JuareZ.
Genera Diaz Demands in Person The Comma.
latiOn OF Death Sentences.
he WILL SEE NO MORE BLOOD SPILLED.
Bloody DOings of Young Mira
mon in the Sierra.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TINE sssALD.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or the hshALD
The Grand Celebration Of the Return of Re-
publican Rule-The Triumphai Entry Of
Juarex-He il Presented with Crown by
MA xi,niiian and CarIofa OF Mexican Birth
Address of Juarez-NO Enthusiasm in the
Streets-A Sword Presented to General
Diaz-An Open Air Dinner and the street
Decorations Broken Up by n storm.
CRY or MEXICO, July 10. 1857.
Yesterday another event in the history OF Mexico
accomplished, FOR the hundredh time its Independence
declared established aud the dynasty OF the empire pro-
nounced forever dead. The celebration OF the resto
ration Of the republic the Of the government
was carried out but in indifferent manner with
little spirit enthusiasm and interest that 1t is hard
worth while TO make special mention Of IL. The city
authorities made extensive preparations for the recep
tion Of their distinguished countrymen erecting i'm
arches gay decorating the various public build
nss and the streets through which the procession
announced pass its way TO the palace
with thousands OF flags, fastened 10 poles
placed each side Of the streets, two rods
from each other and extending from the Beem
Sod the Grand Plaza; tablets bearing the Of
the principal cities of the republic, distinguished men,
and also various engagements IN which the liberal
armies are said to have been victorious. Cords
from pole to another the whole distance, from
which we're suspended tens of thousands of Chinese
lanterns The balconies Of nearly all the private resi-
dences were adorned with flowers, curtains or hags
among which, as usual. conspicuousy appeared the
"Red White and Blue" while troops. dressed their
new uniforms drawn up In line on either side of
the from the Palace TO the gdrd through which
The President was TO enter Across the Paseo de Maxi
miano about rods from the junction with the great
ahorougbfare OF the city, stand had also been built for
the purpose OF giving the President general and in
formal reception by the people The central portion OF
this place had also been handsomely prepared velvet
canopy being hung the portion assigned Juarez,
while rich chandeliers from the Palace swung from the
ceiling, attached TO which wreaths Of flowers SO
arranged 10 represent the national coors The front
also embellished with beautiful bouquets and
signs Juarezs name in large gilt letters standing out
IN bold relief Large pedestals set in front o! the
Cathedral Palace, Depnacion and Portal Mercadefes
well at the four OF tho the Grand P aza and
opposite the reception stand the tops which vessels
were placed, containing Coma de Opal which, with the
appearance OF the Presidential party TO be lighted
and burned as incense after the fashion Of the Aztecs
At past eight the morning Governor Baz, accom-
panied by prominent citizens and various members Of
the AyudDieno, Common Council occupying ten car
riages passed out TO the gaytG, followed by about
hundred Indians, bearing trimmed reeds, 10 which COL
9red cloths hanaKeIenies &c, were aacaea Inc
shortly made their appearance seated In magnificent
barouche drawn by four Coal black horses and escorted
by body OF iancers The city dignilaries made an at
sempi 10 give q hearty cheer, but their lungs failed
them, aud . faint ''Uird ~ was all that could be
heard. Continuing down the Paseo Nuevo the party
aNeh,ed from vehicles at the junction OF the two
Payeos and walked to the stand canvas laid 10 that
place. As the President took his seat another weak
.'rira i heard, while the Indian bands, accompa
nying the delegations from surrounding villages set up
ihe most dscordant grating noise, which they called
completely subsidized the welcoming address read by
Senior Don Martinez de Castro President Of The Cosion
the iasi four years with Congratulations the Pres
and people that right had at last trumphed and
she foreign usurper had been defeated ana DE-
stroyed, and the nation relieved from its reign
Of terror This was followed by the reading OF poem,
by Aaximiano Baz, young son OF the Gefe Polifieo
dedicated to Juarez, from the tone of which one would
suppose he had undergone unheaTd OF trials and suffer-
,pRs and his virtues exceed those OF Washington
and other great patriots and statesmen ,u.,,
The pext act In tho programme was toe lnvesung.oI
abe President with golden crown set win emerads
diamonds and rrbies, representing, ike the pendant
wreaths Of flowers the red, white and green OF the
national ensign. The dadem was placed upon the head
Of It's recipient by Senorita Carlota Baz, sister OF the
srs dressed W white and wearing belts aud sashes
forming tr-color II will be observed as singular
coincidence that two Of those who took prominent part
IN the execution OF this part OF the are name
sakes Of the unfortunate Emperor and Empress OF
Mexico, having been thus chrsensd long previous to
the conception OF Louis Napoleons scheme OF Mexican
empire laurel wreaths had been prepared for presents
ton TO Ministers Lerdo rejada Mcjia and 1glesias,
Himajosa' Echevars and Colonel Lalans but none Of
the military gentlemen being present the three cabinet
sficers were presented with the emoems, when the
President, removing the crown acknowledged the cour.
teses extended TO him in the following address, which
took as delivered and afterwards ,ransla'ed:-
for s on s ss sns ns s,
Of OF the republic thank you also 10,
esteem and The euosam you have passed upon my
es mot me sc ANN
Of them occupied my position; Tor have only compile
serI my aS az. e In pesp 70 Sh they
hs:s na saS s wHra ever
the brightest day Of life and feel that all services =
ana DEFEND oar free asnon have been highly
ssoSs ~So ~ ss a to capital
after four years to us frsnsh with gre,
part return with our fair land again tree
n ren After sons r
the foreign hirengs from their NATIVE SOL and ma gu
Of the world our cause SO army esaeishea ns.n nevs
sA souos.ro 10 force my vii upon the people
bring terror % the rsnaq,,ned ,s AND punish ,S Ss,
hut labor the people TO advance their welfare
@s ma, 'sf the BnsS.ns Of ooany wiisos 40
s,ne;9n vii meoe he sane ,pr WIN h me sns az @
tiumphanty celebrating Neither do coure 10 the capita
from aa ea VII ali unite ssreiore an
sSlers and Illuminate history wth our record We Sehoi
all SIDES causes for concentration our banner Is agar
sS our so s s rss.Sa.d With love aud .dmtaO
Al home. treated with consideration and respec sorca'
p.sc. smiling Oenisnsn,y upon US and there nov ha
Tor seacs ss, s1 & nope r lh SeSs y. ms
Al the concuson Of DIS remarks Juarez was preseuc
90 the ladies' half dozen IN number, who were scate
bis sf' and also met number OF h,s old friends :.
wears ago The bands again struck up aud As the Pres
dent WITH his Csbine, entered 'he c1rsse 70 be COZ
veyed the palace the Indian boys bearing the reed
gave vent TO quite healthy cheer.
The cavalcade soon IN libe, aud passing dow
through the Plaza de Guard,ols and Alameda, into y
Gale del puene do San Francisco under the rustic arc
OF that point which Was composed or moss WHO
branches and strips OF mating. surmounied by an
uebse representation OF the Mexican national emblem
Gu eagle perched upon q cactus holding snake IN bcI
snd tsous continuing on down the Gales de san IRA
Profess and Plateros 20 The grand srcn placed
the junction OF the latter stree, the main plaza whe
the whole party sahled aud passed Under the same
foot walked through the great square and INTO "
the pssoe doors there thcussndso people ihroue
when the procession passed In the utmost siienc
scarcely sound being heard other tnsn that OF the hs
dozen Indian bands which occasionally rent the air az
distracted tic gathered mutiudes The balconies
many VI the houses along the route empty whic
is strange circumstance for MEXICO.
A the party sgnted from the carriages 70 pass in
the palace which had been handsomely decorated Wit
the national coOrs the cathedral belts we're set
nation and two little hoHii1ess rapidly discharged "a
being at the same time pisced 70 the incense hlns "a
ar with swee, perfume Iuarer. escorted nv q urmb
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