The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-25

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.
| Thanks to Genera: Dlax-The Guarding o,
the Roods-Cnptnre of the Commandcr al
tho Imperial Paiatine Guarsh-Indian Dc.
prcdntions-Dlax Indignant at the Execu-
lions.
HAVANA, July II, 1857
The French steamer Louisiana from Vera Cruz on the
18th ns arrived at this port yesterday. She saw an
American steamer the 15h exactly answering TO the
Virginia. steering for Vera Cruz at about one hundred
| miles distance from said port
The municipality Of Mexico named q committee 10
offer to General Diaz vote Of thanks for his socitude
in favor OF tho Inhabitants during and after the SIEGE
The committee repaired accordingly TO the General
headquarters citizen Don jose W. Lafraga represent
Ing. The commercial firms in Mexico voluntarily lent
5000 600 to General Daz.
Juarez was expected in Qaert.aro on the 9TH and
would probably reach tho Mexican capital the 18th
instant
The governments candidatures arc as follows --For
President Of the Republic Beno Juarez President Of
the Supreme Court of Justice Senior s. Lerdo de Teada
Magistrates, Iglesias Fucnte, Lafraga Monies, Ruiz,
Vicente Rva Palacios, Crescenco Ortega, Balcarce,
Clemente Lopez +. J. Corona; Supernumerary Minis
tiers, saaveda Romero valle Zarco; Attorney General
J. N. Bautisa Proctor General, Leon Guzman.
new journal, In English, called the Commercial
Record, recently started, states that tho Hon. L. D.
Campbell was expected within few days in the capital.
The Governor OF tho State of Vera Cruz having found
it necessary to regulate the system which the
made 1t necessary to vary had ordered that tho sys
tenn existing till the l4h Of December, 1851 be re-
adopted leaving only the direct personal contribution
OF November, 1862.
Customs Collector Of Vera Cruz as soon the repub
took possesson tho reorganization OF the city
proceeding satisfactorily.
Juarez had reprobated the compromise between Gen.
eral Martinez and Don Rafael Overa, whereby tho
former guaranteed tho lives and interests of the latter
and his subordnntes Juarez ordered that everything
should Immediately be placed on the same footing as
was the case prior to the aforesaid compromise
There still found OF the torpedoes left by
the mperslists outside of Vera Cruz. One of them
blow up two mules passing few days ago, but the
Tho municipal board OF Vera Cruz organized on
the Goth ult. President Alderman Manuel N. Munoz;
Citizen Aldermen Ramon Lame Javicr Paso, G. Ritter
Manuel " Vc!ardo, Lorenzo Poro Angel Carral Rafael
HOFFMAN,, G. Markoe; Secretary, Regime Agmire; JUS
tces OF the Peace Lorenzo Rivera acting also Polite
Prefect; Miguel Carru also as Civil Register, aud H.
Rodriguez.
The roads were ordered to be well guarded by the
Quarermaser General The forces Of General Carvsja
have covered the road from Cuanttlan TO Arroyozarco
and win quarter ,In in pepa Those q general GSeor
Colonel Mendez Nunez were on the road from Mexico
to Toluca The road from Cuallmalpa 70 Lerma Was
goso from Mexico to Apizaca had fixed their quarters
In Otumba.
and was to be In San Luis Potos with the government
for some days.
According to La Hja Smeya, published In Psobla
zaragoza, General santa Anna had been shot in ssa
The young and gallant General Luis Mier Teran, OF
the Eastern oo arrived a. Vera Cruz on the
corps had renowned and been appointed As Captain Of
The clergy OF Vera Cruz had reminded that the
laws OF reform decidedly In full vgor and that they
ought not to expose themselves to reprmand from the
civil authorities In the use Of religious garments outside
General zeroga bad arrived, being appointed as Pou.
cal Prefec OF the canton OF Vera Cruz in place Of that OF
Orzaba.
General Aatorre arrived in Vera Cruz on the I'd inst
by railroad. was him who materially contributed 70
both military and POLITICAL Of General Garcia who pro-
ceeds to occupy his place as second Of the line.
last hour Juarez arrived at tho Mexicsi capital tho
10th instant MARQUEE had not yet BEEN discovered.
Anna Tavera, Lares and Lacunsa were no. shot by
General Daz as repored-as least the report Is contra
dicted.
letter from Quersaro says:--'The punishment TO be
inflicted the imperialist officers taken prisoners
Of war will be as colonies will DO imprisoned
for term not exceeding six years lieutenant colonies
five, commentaries TO four, and captains to two years
All have been sent to Morela with the exception Of
who are 70 vuasSo sn'r
had arrived at Salo having been condemned TO forced
labor 10 repairing the roads. : ar ~ ~ ~
telegraph line was to bs established between CordOva
Mr. schaaer, who was private secretary to Macmillan
end c9opsl q the paatino Guard, who lately made
mysterious trip TO the United States, was reduced 10
imprisonment
Six hundred OF The Austrian prisoners had been sent
TO Puebla, there to await superior orders.
The two per cent export duty specie had been
abos shed by the Finance Minister.
The Indians were committing great dcpredations
6 ssis s 4! M Is forcs monterey '''' mad gone
The Fourth OF July the American banner was hostod
slss s' pass Spoae capture.
Ia Queraro taken the 9th the residence OF
the General n-Chicf. Their emotions were great bal
much deeper when tho troops who had the custody Of
them allowed them their freedom.
II was asserted By respectable parties that tho
announcement 10 General Daz Of the execution OF MAXI
milan and his Generals produced profound indignation
In him. and that he understood TO have remarked
that the liberals had dishonored all their triumphs by
most Ubiquitous assassination.
4 Bntch of Liberal Decrcrs, Orders md