The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-09
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or Tine utsALp.

Tho heslgnuti0m OIL dseuera1 Dtnz-Hso'e-
ments of Liberal Generais-The Disposai
Made Of Prisoners-Coach Robbed and Two
Ladies' Carried on by the Bandits-The Lost
Steamer Ciudad Cendal.
HAvAxA August 2, 1867
The steamer Virginia Captain Deakin, from Vera Cruz
the Gath and sisal the ssth arrived here on the
3lst uL VITA FROM Mexican capital 10 the l7tn
and Jsapa 10 the lSta OF July.
President Juarsz arrived at the city Of Mexico on the
18th, and received with much pomp and enthusiasm
The foreign ministers in Mexico City continued I'M
molested They were waiting orders from their re-
spectivs governments.
General Pornro Diaz had resigned bis post of Com
mander inChisf of the Army Of the East; but at the
last dates ind that he had resumed the command with
the amplnsd powers conferred him by the govern
msnt
General Garcia, after concluding the campaign Of
Vera Cruz had retired from the command Of said do
partmsnt and issued proclamation both 10 the people
and the army.
The division Of the Huachnango and Notea districts
belonging TO the State Of Puebla had returned from
Mexico
conduca with specie, which left the city Of Mexico
few days after its occupation by the republicans had
arrived safely at Vera Cruz
General Joaquin Martinez had left the capital 10 open
the cam aign Of the Sierra
All the prisoners In tho Castle of San Juan Dc Uloa,
to the rank of captain, FREQ in Vera Cruz
was done in 0axacs, Pueba, Queretaro and Mexico
The Conciencid Publid says:-The entire press OF tho
capital with the exception OF single paper, unani
mously In favor Of general amnesty. We cordially
join them in behalf Of those misguided persons who
only served the empire as means Of gaming their
Lares vcano and Others We clam the scveresl punisn
mont As 10 the notables, or persons of Importance
Just distinction ought to be made some Of them should
he sent out Of the country and will be enough to de-
priye others OF their civil and political rights
General Santa Ana continued prisoner in Campeche,
whore superior orders from the government will be SENT
sooner or later.
The following order OF citation appeared in the papers
under date Of July III
Army or OPERATION AGAINST THE CRY or MEXICO,
HEADQUARTERS Mexico. July g. 1867
The n has given me the inssuc
selves a. the NEXT Of the Antigua Enssh.nza al
as 50 within three days this date and in
JOSE 7. ALVAREZ
General Juan g. Mendez was appointed Governor
and Military Commander Of the State OF Puebla
Don Celestino Negrote. ex-Maser Of Ceremonies Of
the empire. brought TO the capital the nigh OF
Inc 7th, in custody OF Captain A. Alvarez and another
officer He was = prisoner In the city PAROLE no
effected his escape but by the help Of tho telegraph
who sent him back most probably no will DO tried and
condemned.
The President had ordered tina. all the prisoners the
Capital charged with treason should DO free in the
city, and to reside Till the supreme government should
decide otherwise.
Don Pablo Campos and other republicans that were
exed two months ago from Vera Cruz, and went to Ha
vana, had returned to their homes.
Ffy-eght Of the prisoners captured in Querearo ar
rived in Mexico on the 18th Of July. Many Of them are
well known account Of tner entecsdents IN hichoa
Their names are:-Manuei Guzman, Manuel Al.
ssisa, Pedro ormashes Ignsco Pea, isnacio Garcia
eferino Rodriguez Marcos Barragau, Luis Larrauri,
Joss Maria p:z Puene Trinidad a.ria Garcia
VAlderey, Ramon Robes, Manuel Escaante,
Andres Mora, Ricardo Rico, Aasustin Badillo,
Francisco Campos, Ramon vvsnco, Juan Csrna Manuel
Iraztorsa Jose Nava, Hermeneglde Rojas, Juan 0scu
RS, Ernes.o 1alourg vic.orIno non.ero Jo,d Nara
vilohes, Macedonia victorica, Ramon Romero Lncano
rorreblanoa, Luis Echeagaray. Antonio sagado Jose
SernA, Manuel Montero. Casmiro Frontana, Ienacio
siOaos.o 1iafusnso isnacio Csbeo, Antonio Psrea'
C&stulo veraza Godardo Fstcha Ignaco Gil dc Castro
Encaroacion Ruiz Pastrans Carlos Arozena Marcos Her.
FeliE Becerra, PoquintC CIAvcria Juan Ramirez
The Stage coach from Guansjuato 70 Querltaro was
robbed by bandui They killed Senior Itunalde, and
took away two young ladies with them
troops under Pavon nothing had occurred worth
tom. Gomes and Csnaies were waiting further orders
ne Custom House authorities Of Vera Cruz published
the following notice TO The merchants OF said port:
m virtue ., orde,s al das .r on me
to DO paid In cash at this Custom House. as long the
prsme government docs not resolve otherwise.
The Official report Of the Spanish Vice Consul st sisal
has reached Havana The five missing boats containing
the rest Of the passengers and crew arrived safely at
missing boat arrived at Sssl the 2sth having made
tho land at q point between Dos Bocas and Iupilco,
rsosiysa Sy cpo,sp onsssz Of the war smaoS
suana and taken to Vera Cruz he not only treated the
shpwrecked with all attention. but firmly refused any
reward for bis services despite The pressing offers Of the
Spanish Vice Consul
bedo Letter Pronounced Forgcry-No Old
Clothes Sale.
MEIrco, July 10, 1867.
II 10 most gratifying the liberal portion of Mexcans,
well to all 'oya Americans residing 10 this CAPT.
tai to BIO able TO testify to you heartfelt appreciation
Of your unvaryinsy wise policy in relation to Mexican
affairs and We hope you will, usual, arouse the Sen.
ale we'll the people to the only true Amer-
cans should pursue towards ua
We greatly pleased the action Of your Senate
in rejecting person named "O,terbourg As Secretary
Of Legation, and Jet this to-day filling here,
the intense disgust Of everybody, high and low the
people ask, how can this be soY ] cannot answer;
yet such Is the dsaraccfal fact will not
your Senate take decided action about ~ This
person 0erbourg very Objectionable to tho Mexican
goysrnment now IN power as he has been in relations
with the Macmillan" authorities, and for other rea-
sons. His being to-day pressed upon them the
American representative Is doing very great harm
your good relations With this country. Why must Nr.
seward instead OF improving, only tend 10 cmbarrsss
your good relations with the liberal party and govern
ment who are now In possession and are TO rule in
Mexico, and with whom, In order that American may
have their commerce and the development OF their
country, the building OF its railroads. its tsegraphs its
workshops aud the working Of Its mines you
laons OF the most cordial friendship and confidence
know OF object that is to DO gained by being terms
OF suspicion and restraint with the liberal party of
Mexico now; but a. you, sir, have always generously
advocated, quite the contrary
There seems 70 be great effort In certain quarters to
spread the idea that the Nexcans feeling very badly
towards you and reported letter OF patriot Escobedo
Ia repubshed by every loyal sheet OF your country vet
this letter s wicked forgery got up by little rebel
sheet on the Rio Grands would weaken the argument
would 10 nott
We read in your valuable journal that Mr. Edward I.
Plumb, OF your city, was about presenting hmser to
US In the capacity OF Charge dAaawes. This news was
exceedingly acceptable to the liberal government and
all loyal men; for this gentleman is perhaps the most
favoraby known 10 us OF all Americans statesman
and dplomaiist who speaks well our language
and 10 perfectly familiar With our past history
and with the people OF the country Your country and
people would be dignihed by such appointment and
we feel that such would "turn back on the
path Of duty"
Has not occurred you that In stunning back from
Mexico, at the most important moment In her whole
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