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

life might net have been spared by proper ntsvfsrsne
why Was nos some representative OF me United States
government at San Luis during these piping times,
protest against these msssacrss TO demand need b.
from the bloodtaned dictator the life Of the Hapsburg
what difference is there? And is It less reprehensibe
for to champion The last than the nrstf
10 tins esp A. this late day even ps Ss are
rabble pierce the Heavens with "Vsuo "a vspublica
They are headed their way from the country tracked
70 the mountain Businesses. carried BACK 70 ne capital
where military court passes sentences Conviction al
ways foowRt trial There Is no case or acqutta on
the record But what 10 the last brave act OF the new
government The arrest and Imprisonment Of an Ameri
can lady, the wife of Prince Sam Salm She carried
on 70 San Luis, for what cause no one knows wnne
her husband awaits Queretaro the pleasure OF Mex
can cours martial either TO be shot or TO LOT SIX
years in the "black hols OF Mexico The wife OF Men,
dez il insane; the wife Of Mea is mad; the wire OF
Mramon 10 stricken beyond hope Of recovery but people
here know that the barbara appetite ID nos YET
sa,a'eG Inc .me mas come wnen 'ne Ha'Tn' poiSinr
better can be done, to blot from the map and from
history the empire OF hontezana. To wait longer is
crime. It is crime already Six hundred officers and
men, the Emperor his generals his ministers, shot as
traitors By. whomf BY decree-more properly an
order-oi Juarez, and he a usurper and dictator LET
bury forever these men, who stand in the way Of our
promotion" That was the battle cry through all this
bloody drama Liberty and country "a farce e,m N
The decree Of Macmillan, which is offered In extenua-
ton Of his hard fate, issued when the country was
completely subjugated. aud when no armed DETERMINATION
against the empire existed The mountains then swarm
cd with robber bands, ravaged murdered with
out remOTSo, Oh the highways ana eiseWHero. Aueoo
bngands, when caught, evaded the law BY pleading
connection with an organized liberal army. The decree
Furnishing by death all found in arms against the
government then went out and IL Is well
established fact that ninety -nno out of every one hum
dred who suffered under the decree werc notorious and
convicted robbers. But this miserable subterfuge
fails five hundred other What apology is there
for shooting prvateA? It q desperate game they
were payng-these Mexican cannbals-aud as it cu-
coming days OF turbulence when to them there would
be no remission. No wonder there was shaking aud
hn
Of the 10th OF June. No wonder they were stricken
dumb when Mramon's sylvia MEXICO. Viva 81 Empera-
DOR Numbered in their Standing his grave
his defiant 81 am traitor sweed like trumpet on
the morning air Faces grew paer them and the ears OF
his murderers tnged as they awaited the tragic end
The dead--no one can doubt-wI yet be avenged Per-
haps before the sod OF their graves green The noble
martyrs may be- will have preceded but brief period
the assassins in the great procession OF the dead
Juarez COmmutes the Capital Pnnishment
and Sets Some Imperiaiists mt Liberty.
CHApULTEPFC July ID, 1857.
Citizen General in Chief of the Army Corps Of the
East
The Citizen President Of the republic In the use Of
his ample powers has degned to allow that of all those
persons who captves this city FOR the crime
of treason against their country, those included in tho
following list may be allowed the limits Of this
city for residence until such time the supreme
government decide their cases:-Those who
belonged to the military service and gave
active military support, although they might be
prosecuted in the way the who committed
treason against their country, and condemned with all
the severity Of the law to capital punishment the Citizen
President Of the republic virtue OF his ample powers
has deigned 70 commute said punishment IN the follow
ing manner:-Generas OF division to years i'm
prisonment brgadiers 70 six years; colonels to i've
years; majors three years; captains one year; euten
ants and subieutenants shall be subject to the
surveillance Of the chief civil authority during
but they shall be allowed 70 choose their place or
where they may live in full freedom
while their conduct do not make them liable
be rearrested during said time and they change
said place Of residence at will, provided they give
notice beforehand to tho civil authority, that notice
OF residence who shall keep the same surveillance
them originally. - :.
As to the commanders and officers on the retired list
sitted TO remain in this capital until such time Is the
supreme government decide upon their cases.
Independence and libcfty. MEJIA.
Juan N. vertiz, jose Maria Ochoa, Juan Cervantes
Jose de Jesus Pliego Jose Ruiz Pedro Jorrin Ramon
vilaurru. Jesus Pagaza jose gnacic Boneta joaquin
Kanenhld, Mariana Pena Santiago, ignaco Solarez,
Fernando Guimbarda, Francisco Gutierrez, Pascuai
lar Fausi,no Chmapopoca. Augustin Rada, Joaquin
Primo do Rivers, Jose Maria Dasrte, lsmael
Jimenez. Juan Francisco Lamadrid. Mariana Bar
ragan Severiano Hernandez. Trinidad Conreras Igna
clio s. rrujillo, Jose LUIS Hulsi, Jose Mariana Con-
treras, Antonio Maria Lazpta, Jose Mariana Davila,
Zmbron, Jose Mariana Lara Manuel Bereanzo, Hpdlito
salazar Mariana Galvan Rivera, Jorge Madrgai Jose
Maria Carey, Jose Maria Alvear Juan B. Aaman, Luis
tes de 0ca, Gsrardo Garcia Roas. Augustn Peredos,
Juan Echave, Francisco valanzuea, Joaquin Flores,
Luis HidaIgo Carplo, Juan Garcia. Miguel Alvarado.
Francisco valon, Patricio Murphy, Lais Munoz Fran
cisco Lascurau, Ignacio Piquoro Jose NJ 0roxco Joa
quiu Torres Carlos Robes, Miguel G. Cosio, Juan
NanuelF. Jimeuez, Jose Maria Garcia Icazbaiceia
CHAPuLTEPKC, July IA, 1857.