The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

one pierfered 10 prevent the assassin from leaving
thus was The blood Of Naxmilan, Mramon and Aejia,
ves and thousands OF others, avenged This report
regarded here as authentic
the Bl.fir has received letter from Monterey
relocating the above but s does not fully credit the
statement the previous accounts left Lopez
in a after having arrested at Oaxaca by the Gov
ernor Of that State
Treatment or Foreigners in Mckee.
The Grands Courier Of Sunday, July g. publishes
The following, which is reliable
prominent merchant Of Ma,amoros was yesterday
notified BY the authorities ~ appear at certain place
tho city for the purpose Of registering his name.
there he asked his nationality, aud responded
that he was British subject He was then informed
that he must consider himself Mexican and subject
10 all the liabilities Of native citizen that only Amer-
csns are 70 be treated AZ foreigners
We sincerely trust that Mexico is not about TO COM
mence war upon foreigners for so surely Is she does
viii she bring combination against her which viii DO
destructive 70 her nationality.
How Marques Got Out Of the Capital.
TIE Roncheio savs:-The day on which Governor VII
daurri dragged from hs hiding place in the city OF
Mexico, for execution Marquee and Quiroga secreed
near by Vidaurr, crept nom their hiding place Ihey
inc the guard q. The eare they were halted and offered
the sentinel purse OF gold 10 let them pass The sol
der said he would call up the officer OF tho day and see
what he say the offer. While the sentinel went
20 call up the officer who was taking his MONDAY s'esfd
Marquee and Quroga made charge with pistol In hand
and succeeded IN hgnting their way through One re-
port says they four soldiers down before making
their escape However this may be, there is no doubt
that they are at large.
Another Protest of Santa Ana's son.
General Santa Auas son has written another protest
against his fathers arrest at Vera Cruz This time he
addresses Secretary Seward. This document, which is
dated at Havana, August 1867 repeats tho facts as
contained in his protest 10 the American Consul at Ha
vaDa and alludes the GOODNESS with which Seward
treated the protest OF Naphegy 1t also calls attention to
d,e in de- en- of o
and Slde and denies that there any analogy be-
cass st he recalls the fact that Mason
and Sde had be given again. He also directs a,teu
ton TO the especial circumstance that beside being
passenger under the projection OF the stars and stripes,
General Santa Ana had been made prisoner TO the
United States-whether legally or not II matters but
little In this view of the the Generals son hints
that the Washington government must have been N
completely with the forces at Ssal.
Ar 10 santa Ana's having chartered the Virginia, he
asserts that the facts since prove her to have been
regular passenger vessel making trips from New YORK
10 Vera Cruz, sisal and Havana; and he
senger by his voltion, but through the force
ana by tho commander Of the Tacony. He also dis
misses the allegation TO hts fathers warke iuten-
tons abiding the facts since which fail TO verify
the charge In fne all the asks is that his father
be restored 10 his freedom and concludes by stating
that 'every evil deed must inevitably meet condgn
chasiisemeEt Should the life OF General Santa Ana be
attempted in Campeachy, the gnominy that will result
mont Of great nation, which never can wipe out the
Of having delivered up the victim TO be sacrificed"
disappointment Over Oiterbourg's Appoint-
ment.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
MEXICO CITY July 20, 1867.
There every indication that the republic of Mexico
will become permanently established The viii OF the
people has been consummated and law and order pre-
vail No violence and robberies to speak Of have
occurred OF late. and but few days conducta
left Mexico for Vera Cruz with silver which arrived at
destination unharmed. An election will shortly take
place, and Mexico, redeemed from monarchical sway
will invite peace, immigration and capital Our city was
astounded few days snos learn that special
gers arrived from the states bearing dispatches and
notice Of the nomination Of Mr. Otterbourg late Amcr
can Consul rs Minister Mr. Osterbourg has few bust
ness friends here, but no one would for q moment
imagine that the government was sincere 10 nominating
such Minister The Mexican government dosirc TO re-
most friendly relations with tho United States
They 60 further; they desire TO receive the coun-
whom they look up This is n critical for
Mexico, and she needs the friendly aid in her reorgsn
zaton Of some master mind which has not been scared
by The fires Of revolution.
Mr. oerbourg has presented such papers as have been
sent on bore; but the government has chosen not to
view them as the proper credentials Can Mr. Seward
take the hint? In order to secure canning semi.
recognition few pecunious friends have organized
flank movement, and propose 10 give Mr. Otterbourg
banquet in honor Of his appointment as coming from
tho Americans resident in Mexico. The President
(Juarez and his ministry have been invited OF
That is programmed bat do these gentlemen tAmer-
cans imagine stupidity he UNIVERSAL President Juarez
In my opinion will not DO caught in this trap. We
shah see next Wednesday evening. lew hungry
Americans who may have been starving IN tho army
may par,ake OF the edbes free ticket consoling
themselves for apparently giving counenance TO the
banquet by tho reflection that they have at last for
realized from the pocket OF the German Jew.
Another brick in the monument OF glory to Mr. Otter
bourg his establishment sub rosa. or newspaper
in English, devoted to Mexico in general and his
schemes In particular
positively deny any report that he the proprietor
Of clothing store here. He deals In heavier material
Churches and converts, rich Mexico aud Pueba his
delight
Bai enough OF Mr. Otierbourr Is Congress to confirm
such Minister? Does il desire TO invite Mexico 10 send
some obnoxious Minister TO Washington All true
Americans who are not DESTROYS Mr. 0;terbourg,
hope their proud nation well and satisfactorily
represented. NEkITAS.