The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER IT, 1867

,ons are s,s 1suished by force and reasoning which
ILL.,. : does nos III the government. acted when i. an
nouDced the letter OF .. invocation. .s.,.- =, IN.
On the 18th of August a. eung ol Wv r s Ss,c
city papers except Of the Ens ,,,s and issued there
from protest against tda portion OF the convocaora
respecting the press declaring that adough they She
De gad sven 70 support the governments IN every is
this 10 the bitter end They have issued circular
in which they invite tho press OF the entire country
express IL views, and we look for H.
In order 70 enable the President 70 act
untrammsed, the Cabinet, unit, pro-
posed 70 tender ITS resignation, which Juarez
unhestatingy refused 10 consider, announcing officially
through the public organ that there was no disagree
ment in the Cabinet nor between the Cabinet ana him
We ara anxious to hear from the different States OF the
republic 10 know whether Juarez shall be sustained As
look for doub f uurs for no: TSs
friends OF Juarsz confident that his long and faith
ia servive 70 republican constitutional Mexico cannot
De 30 soon FORGOTTEN. and the welfare OF Mexico IN
this ncubavs hour Of her most modern aud enlightened
repuoiicanism IL safer in bis hands Than IN those
who have suffered less for their country or those whom
been less Juarez having lived in the United States As
well rs Mexico lawyer by profession ana education.
nsd s,a July our laws and ne constitution o. ,ns
70 the people that they shall by vote instruct or not
instruct their Congressman to pass such constitutional
REFORMS as during The past fifty have been essen
tial TO good government in the United States
letter has been received IN this CITY nom Paris,
dated June 80 stating thar tho premises Of Mexican
gentleman had been entered IN that city, who had
number OF copies OF photographs President Juarez,
and that he was by the police relieved of said photo
graphs-ai OF the above to have been done by
orders Of Louis Napoleon.
The body OF Comonfort said have arrived at the
burial place in the city, called Fernando Although
the great exponent Of republcan.sm. demonstration
was made. probably resulting from the extraordinary
necess udes OF the hour just now in Mexico.
castillo has probably been shot Al Quere.aro, as
orders were sent TO Quer6taro to that effect days
since the telegraph line between Queretaro and this
The trial Of Santa Ana at Vera Cruz will immediately
take place. His counsellor the same who unsuccess-
fully defended Aaximan left this city this morning for
Vera Cruz II Is predicted that bis life will be spared,
but that his property will be consticated adding largely
to the public treasury.
declared its intention to submit his to the action Of
Congress, which will meet the coming winter.
DAYS ago en- rn,.e towarSs Ma,.mo,os yia M"UseeV
The rumor OF the capture Of Quroga needs confirms
ton. Nothing has been heard OF MARQUEE Of late.
Notwithstanding the news had been received here
some days previous Of the presentation OF Mr. Often
bourg' name for Secretary OF Legation to the United
States Senate and its rejection vet on the 10Th pst
having fortunate dav or two previous to
ceve letter from Mr. Johnson the want Of which let
ter had accustomed him reception by the Mexican
government he made haste TO present his credentials
and now the United states is represented At Mexico but
mostly. Germany. However Mr.. luxembourg has
public here shall know that no some time
since signined TO Mr. seward his intention to
retire from public life and return Milwaukee, and he
has within few days. since his reception. prom
ised us that he ''waned to GO home" We learn that
he is busy pack the silver lately presented to
him by the Germans of this city, preparatory TO his do
parture. which he has promised shall DO September
or LIST OF October There may be interesting story to
write in regard to that silver.
In the morning issue of diminutvc sheet devoted to
the defense Of Mr.. Otterbonrg letter purporng to
have been wr item in New York, but which written
here, apparently INDUCED 10 structures upon the
New YORK HERALD Of July 25 aud upon MIR. Benefits
arrayiug Mr.. seward against the former relative to the
Mexican mission As Mr. Bennett has done and Is doing
more towards mission in Mexico than Mr. Seward, II is
highly proper that Insignificant sheet as the
IN question here should call the proper attention OF
the public to that fact but the author Of the article evil
IDENTITY expects TO hear Of the hasty retirement OF Mr.
Bennett from the field. We expect at any moment to
hear The dying beat of this weekly, as gums DER
charged ofttmes recoi"
Otterbourg Presents His Papers TO President
Juarez.
Mr.. Marcus Otterbourg presented his credentials as
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentary and
in this received officially, on the 10th Of
Angus, by the Citizen President Of the Republic Tho
following brief addresses were made:-
Mr. PRESIDENT have the honor to present my cre-
dentals Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo
Tertiary nominated by the President OF the United
states OF America to reside the constitutional
eminent of the United States OF Mexico ny nominal
ton the representative OF my government near that
OF the republic Of Mexico so soon after reestabs
mont at this capital Is proof OF the sympathy OF the
United States for the triumph which Nj exco has OBJ
tanned by herosm and constancy its recent struggle
for Independence and liberal institutions The govern.
ment of the American people, faithful TO the dscharging
Of its international debts and obligations to Its cit
zcns, has sustained the Of repubcanism such
an epoch that the internally Of aexco through her
loyalty and honor has made her respected by the whole
civilized world. Her policy ia her relations with other
people during the struggle of Mexico has been frank and
and consentins 10 no,hing which is wrong" she has
asserted ner respect for purity and loyal principles
to si the Brilliant national career Of
my country, which by its conduct has merIted
the confidence and respect Of the world, am
proud to have been chosen by tho President OF
the United States express Mr. President the pro.
found sympathy which Is fel. for Mexico by the pco
pie which represent and the desire foster and pre-.
always the mutual interests and the prosperity OF
both repuocs and but feeby interpret the thoughts
of the government and people OF the United States with
the that they look forward 10 the time when
the promise given by Mexico in her recent struggle for
free institutions shall be fulfilled in equally pros
having acquired, durng my long residence in Mexico
great sympathy for the welfare and prosperity OF this
people assure you with eGaai 'saaknes anaa Saa
endeavor to cooperate to these mutually desirable enc
President Juarez replied as folows:-
The satisfaction felt under all circumstances receiv-
Of the United States OF America, near the government
Of the Mexican republic, IA augmented when you de-
declare to that your nomination IS an evidence Of the
sympathy Of the United States Tor the triumph which
Mexico has oblaned the defence Of her independence
and OF her free institutions. The United States have
given their moral support the Of repubicansm
every where and to its FREQ preservation in Mexico by
sustaining the just principles OF international rights
The people and the government OF Mexico, IN their
struggle for tho cause OF the republic AGAINST foreign
Intervention have estimated or do estimate, to the full
vaue the sympathes OF the people and the government
Of the United States, which, IN the grandeur Of their
prosperity, have demonstrated the justice OF their
policy In sustaining the principles OF nonntervention
as Of the first obligations OF governments In their
respect due to the rights OF nations. gratefully sc
knowledge the expression OF your benevolent senti-
ments for the welfare OF the Mexican people and with
them you give tho assurance OF your eicacous CO.
operation In the desire which auima'es the government
OF Mexico In cultivatne and improving its relations with
the OF the United States to maintain always
a firm friendship, ana TO promote tho mutual Interests
Of the people.
The Call for n General Election.
BKyTo JuAREz CONSTITUTIONAL PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
SrArEs or MEXICO.
To Mr. FELLOW CrTzESs-Conveping the people TO
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