The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-16
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The Impeachm.at Idea-Its Orixinasors and
Their IRRESPONSIBLE Chances oil oIuiion
After All.
me steamer Georgia, Captain DoAxen. arrived At mi,
pon HE 7lh insL having sailed from Vera Cruz 90
The 3ist ut a, and slsal the 4th inst al
J. N This Is one Of The new line OF steamers which
has been established between New York, Havana ssa
ans Vera Cruz she Afforded ngual service me Guy
or Hatamoros In the terrible hurricane which lately
Waited tina. par OF Mexico
The Georgia had to contsntri,h very bad weather
throrghor, the passage; bus sustained no damage what
ever, not only owing to her excellent seagoing qualities
out also owing TO the experience aud seamsnship o.
her commander II was perfect tempess IN tho
Mexican Gulf on The 6lh. Her companion, tho
Wilmington, made her last passage hence 10
Esai in forty.eghl hours and arrived At Vera Cruz on
she 5lh inst she is expected back here on tue Ism
Tho Georgia brought eleven passengers In transit,
among whon noticed ihe following sentemen:-sehor
yesrde Secretary Of the Bolivian CATION; Don Julio
Queyedp atsacbe OF said Legation in mexico, and Mr..
VIM r. Pntchard editor and proprietor OF the Acric1n
4 S,asdari Thess gentlemen proceed TO New York
y missons OF great importance
Csntan Keeney WHO arrived Al Vera Cruz In boat
after his esssl capslzed he American schooner Samuel
r Reese laden with war munitions by General turn
for The N xcan goseTnmeni), Is also passenger on
board The Georgia .t t~
\ The Georg IA brought no dies whatever The corrs-
spondeDee from tho Mexican capital TO the goth ult
bot news has arr, ed to the 3st Of October
! The date OF the steamers sailing.
With respect 10 politics all appeared 10 be quiet.
In tho military department OF pornro Daz Jrarez
ebIaned the majority OF votes Cor the Presidency, and
Disx tor the Vice Presidency. This shows said
In Mexico Lat Diaz bad lot used his military influence
the election Al the date referred TO above he Gov
bad recoived tho returns from sufficient number
Of the States 70 snow that Juar-z had ,he majority
throughout the repnoc Tor President, and Lsrdo de
Al The banqust given to the Bolivian Minister Colonel
Quintln Quevedo, on ihe I'd Of October. Juarez and
Asmarino leader OF ibe opposition, embraced-a fact
accepted oy ali parties In Mexico ~ significant and
Imply mat tho opposition going gradually
n the government, sire Those who sull hold OPP
poson with senior Zsmacona. editor and proprietor Of
V ~ Gioto. and Don Vicente Ri Paaco, editor Of
. la 0rqesa, ~ their head, talking Of
/ che following RECOMMENDATIONS two IN ntns
snsr meeting OF Congress they would In reduce
. BIN impescnng Juarez on the following
On autuori.y According 10 Inc c,ns,tu.Iop
this only be BY special act OF Congress) 3D. Con.
tinuance OF said extraordinary powers aer the foreign
Zoe driven from the country, IN which case OIL
Congress grant esnordnary powers to the Presi-
dent These two SAM lcsders. II they carry the I'm.
peach nent and 20 Josrez deposed will then get Dlsz In
President either b. his being CommaDdeI-in-Chef Of
Ahe army by another general election Jusrez how
bas the majority Ia the Congress returned.
Lerdo de 1eada Is tie most unpopular Mexico
wilhoul doubt, and is generally allowed 10 be the
originator OF the Convocaora which, a. nrsf raised 20
Ters are no fears whatever we are assured BY well
Informed Nexicans of any immediate revolution. az
perfectly qalst and loyal, corona is on the Pacific
and works Juarez to keep Daz, aud Esco.
bcdo in tho Norm working on behalf Of Jsarez for Tue
certain General Joaquin Martinez, who signalized
himself in Pachaca agans. the Austrians, rs tho
man most likely raise revolution. He Is young,
snergic, ignorant and ambitious aud Indian He
feels himself Injured BY Juarez and saye he not
been sunic emily rewarded oy Joarez Tor his services
during the Intervention HIS command has been taken
from him, bu, there is everv chance OF his being
piscd and the LITTLE quarrel healed up
In Mexico there Ia very general impression that "
any party get up a revolution m anv reason, tho
.Yankees" viii send troops to aid the constitutional
President and. max NJ the Mexican government pay
them leave the troops perpetualiy tho country 10
keep the ma ives Al peace. S there Is the best
feeling towards Americans cvery~h 70, with
desire on the part Of the government well As the
people 10 keen in peace.
The appointment OF Mr. Plumb pleasing to the Pre-
mdent and MS government
In commsre eve ythiug Is very duli and business
expected 70 revive until after meeting OF Congress
In December.
The Bolivian Embassy To 1Iexico-American
Capitaiin Request Ivy Bolivia.
4w a.Nr HAVANA, Nov. 2, 1867.
Colonel oun,in Quevedo. the Miatsr Pienipotenuary
and Envoy Extraordinary from Bolivia TO Mexico sent
70 congratulate The republic iis triumph impe-
gahsm, expected in havana the 10th INST, intend
Ing embark the French transatlantic steamer from
Vera Cruz Colonel Qievedo proceeds TO 50 Thomas IN
roee for RIO Janeiro special mission to the Bra
lillian government conclude treaty, by
which Bolivia SIND her produce down tns Amazon
and La Plata free Of duty aud other charges.
Senior voarde, Secretary OF Legation, and Don Julio
oaevedo OF the ooons and attaens TO legation
are now In Havana, having arrived IN tho
Georgia en- rou,c for New York, where with tho aid OF
Mr. William 7. Prchard lwno goes the same
% . mission for tho Mexican government. they intend
negotiate for tho nav cation Of tie rivers OF BOLIVIA
Win a company or some capitalists Of New York.
There can be no DOUBT that Bolivia Offers very great
aoub. that the 6rst viii oe thai all the imports
and ports OF Bolivia win pass TO and from the Atlantic
via Amazon, instead ~ as nov, around ,he Horn and
1h ~ ~ I'D IN lea acfH II 0rAan
1t gill be- remembered mat Maury, some years ago.
wrote aple pamphlet on tue navigation OF rvers
Of Bolivia and Lou Gobun, OF the United States
Navy, twelve years ago. went out there 10
Inc those rivers He reported fsvorablv The project
failed because Brazil refused the Tree navigation " the
Amazon Now tnls Ia gained and well secured only
remains 10 form the company m New York. IL IL one
81 the most prom sing things offered 10 any part Of ths
south American rspubiea Parties IN Bolivia, with
Colonel Queyedo nj tner head arc prepared TO take
onehs q ihe concern A. guarantee Of IT, bang ba,I
nd and the Bolivian government pay in cash 81 900
the dsy the rst steamer Is Bolivian wsLers add cede
70 Inc company certain quantity two osfour square
leagues OF Land on river margins 70 put colonsts on,
dntv free Cofe cocoa sugar, copper Peruvian bark,
vanilla gold and silver orc arc tie chief products OF the
country.
Arrival NJ Santa AnBa NJ Havnna-The Talk
About n New Observation-Disclosures Loan
Ortean's Protesf-The Late storm ON the
Rio Grnnde. -.
The English steamer Elder from Vera Cruz the "a
mat arrived st ths port YESTERDAY Among tho pas
sengers We noticed old Acquaintance, whom We had
not seen since he Dictator OF Mexico than
fourteen years ago Yes, General Antonio Lopez do
sansa Anna has safely arrived, and he appeared in
celens health. For the present he stopping at the
He,s Do Europa sometimes be talks Of taking passage
70 the Uaitsd States. but Is probable that he viii
make stay here. and then take the steamer for ST.
Thomas The few interviews bis son has had with the
General have been Of very Indifferent, cbsrsctsrst all
events the fsner DID not shew much OF the "paerna"
h his nature " no has any ALL The fact Is that the
General 10 partly wooden man, stern, abrupt and IN
psuths while The son 10 Of ,sci,urn literary DISPOSE
ton, and Of tbs paper bri rsansd and quiet
Bs,gh Dor, that NEEDLES with nobody.
On every occasion that We have the General
there was the slightest variation In HIS chsraciers
tics Unlsss found in very snllen he 10 forever
yampiug Ia sor Of exercise for his leg, presume not