New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
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MEXICO.
ADDRESS OF JUAREz TO TIE PEOPLE.

ADDRESS OF JUAREZ TO THE PEOPLE.
ASSASSINATION OF THE DOUBLE TRAITOR LOPEZ.
~ rELssRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13-Advices received here from
Mexico say that on the day Juarez entered the
capital the people wild with excitement that
they attempted to take the horses from the carriage,
and draw the vehicle through the city by hand The
dignifed President would not permit this. DE said
it would be Gnbecoming an Aztec son to permit 1t;
besides he said, he was only one of the people.
The following is President JuareZs address TO the
Mexican people, as received by the Mexican Lega-
tion
MExIcANs: The National Government returns to-day
establish its residence the City Mexico which
left years ago. II carried with IL then the resolution
TO abandon q compliance with Its duties. ] went
with sure confidence that the Mexican people would
wrestle without ceasng against the inqutious foreign
invasion the defense Of their rights and hberes The
Government away to sustain the national nag
for whatever time would be necessary to OBJ
tain the triumph of the Of independence and
the institutions Of the Republic. have reached
It, The good Of Mexico fighting alonewithOut the
assistance OF any, without means without necessary
elements Of war-have shed their blood with sublime
patriotism, breastng all sacrces before they would
suffer the loss Of the republic aud liberty The friend
ship of the country when has the object Of their
noble aspirations will be always their greatest title 70
glory, and greatest premium 10 thcu i"pN."'
Full OF confidence them, their Government mas
endeayored to comply with its duties with
ont conceiving a single thought that
might lawful to undermine any OF the rights OF the ma
tion The Government compiled with the first OF its
duties without compromising In the exterior OF INTERIOR
any way the independence or sovereignty OF the re-
public the integrity Of its territory, or the proper re-
spect OF the Constitution and the Its enemiee had
attempted establish another Government and other
laws, without being able to consnmmate their criminal
ths cy Of Mexico Win the nag Of the Con
syOa end with tas assudopss ss@S the nations. s%s
teTtSTy S14S%t n"nSs TSs did not
less ought she in the hour OF pa,se ~
ssTsf who be SaVe ssns her
been and is balanced by the exgencies OF justice WIN a
ue % M s Ss has
strated its desire Of moderatng in what s pSss6e ne
appyns the laws IN what is tndispsDssblSs e. to ssao
benefits o;s of peace ace ,h UndsS her auspices so s
@ "oinRSs Of ne Tpuc
Is peace. We trust that ali Mexieaxs wi. &c
perience of the caamtes of the war viii cooperate to.
the advancement and welbeRg and to the prosperity
respect for the laws and Obedience to tie auhoritiss
are e IN e Free @ s s The Mss
Of sustaining the cause OF the people during the war
4 III
sought to conform with the spirit of Consttotcn aud
preserve the power that has been conferred me- Tho
atey the people without force and with
out out any etimate innuenee to elect with absolute b
TIMES Mexieans, have reached to-day the greatest
time the independence of our country We viii ali co.
operate SO as TO leave the inheritance children OH
independence and our liberty BESJfo JnaRsS
Aerico, July Is, 1867.
letter gives the following details of the assas-
sination of Lopez who betrayed Macmillan: } ..
arrived here to-day, and learned the startling news
OF the assassination Of the traitor Lopez The paTcn
lars OF the assassination follows Lopez was stop
ping at hotel In Puebla where his wife spurned him
from heH presence Early one morning Me xican ar
rived and familiarzed himself with hostler In liy-
cry stable adjoining the hotel Gen. Miguel Lopez was
inquired for but not being the stranger was told that
the General would be al dinner Before the dinner hour
Lopez returned and pointed out TO the stranger who
made special note Of his when dinner was
called Lopez and his assassin occupied opposite
the table, After some minutes, during which time the
stranger called for and drank glass OF wine he deber
ately rose, drew concealed knife, and sprang upon
Lopez and stabbed him nine times The stranger then
took his hat and as he started to leave said This
the way all traitors should be paid" No interfered
or prevented the assassin from leaving Thus the
blood OF Maximiliaa, Mramon Meja yes and Thousands
OF Others, avenged.
This report is regarded here as authentic
CHARACTERISTIC MEXICAN NEWS REsURREC-
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-The Times has ex-
tracts from late Vera Cruz papers They contain Mt
tie Of political interest An interchange Of salutes passed
between Admiral Palmer and officers of the flag ship su
Quehanna. and Gen. Zerega, the Liberal commander Of
Vera Cruz. 0Horan who was reported captured July
Goth in the neighborhood OF the City Of Mexico
dered to be taken to Tapan and put death IN the
theater OF his crimes. 1t is understood that Mram0ns
body had been taken to the City Of Mexico and deposited
in the Pantheon OF San Fernando Mexican journals
appealing 10 the Government In behalf OF certain MeIi
troubles, and now in destitute condition The Coun-
ell Of War sitting at Queretaro sentencing 10 death In
the proportion OF three in five.
Escobedo reached Vera Cruz July as. He is said 10
have gone official business and welcomed
OF the survivors OF the country The journey OF Sonora
and family to the Capital is said TO have been
succession OF enthusiastic welcome. list OF "a persons
who captured at the City of Mexico, and released
by orders OF the Government published in the MEXICAN
papers
As rearranged, the Mexican Ministry stands thus
Minister Of Foreign Relations sebastian Ifrdo de Ie-
ada Treasurer Jose Maria lgesiasi War General lg'
lian Mejia Justice Jose Martinez de Castro.