The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
MEXICO.



Matter Of Matgimony.
according 10 the Bainarts d. Ia L,bercd Of Chiapas
Judge Rafael J. Gutierrez 6ecIdsd ruxta that
riass By priest or minister without marriage b.
mag state does NOT constitute . legal matrmony.
sass came before said Judge where the husband accused
hn wife OF adultery with married man, and the Judge
dismissed the the ground that according TO the
articles 70 and 30 Of the law OF July 81 1882 con.
nrmsd BY the s,sls law Of February 20, 1851 the
having been married 1858 only by Catholic priest
could not legally claim tho woman az bis wife, the
Law requiring the cers nony TO be performed BY mags-
tats But marriage before magistrais only constitutes
. legal matrmony.
The husband mp that owing TO the presence Of the
empire II was Impossible for him TO have the ceremony
performed before republican tribunal. But tina plea
Under the empire oil ministers OF religion
vereiy forbidden 70 celebrate the rite OF maiumony
unless The parties had previously been joined BY
General Coronn's Secretary md the Empire.
senior Ramon Trasvina has addressed letter from
Rosario 70 the Sglo XIX in which he accuses Don
Francisco Armienta, Secretary 70 General Ramon Co
roma, Of having adhered 70 the empire and signed an
oct OF recoanition in that November. 1864 a.
Villa del Fusrte in snaloa He states also that Armi
sna was sent by Colonel Francisco de ia Vega 10 VA
zailan for The purpose Of getting the French command
ant Of that post 70 send detachment against the GEN.
trial districts OF the Slate when renamed faithful 10 the
republic The troops sent. but we're defeated at
San Pedro nssr Culacan, by General Antonio Rosaes.
70 pardon this FOR this action and the latter
ftad at sazaaan IN the service OF toe empire as an IN
former Such are the charges brought against the
present Secretary Of General Ramon Corona
Outrageous Robbery In the Capital.
On Sunday afternoon October o. a. about six
o'clock eight men presented themselves Al the gate Of
Senior Manuel Psdrsguera's house, No. talie dc Ia Ca
dena. Mexico. and, showing forged order from The
Chief Of Police demanded search the place Tor hid
Aavf oraolgo
get inside they seized him and bound him, well a.
tho other servants In the room the ground door.
Thew afterwards up stairs demanded Of Senior
Pedreguera all the keys Of his desks closets &C. show
ing as their authority the same forged order After OBJ
tanning the keys they then, under threats OF death II
resistance or noise were made by any one-bound
up the whole family In room, as well as two
thus forced to accept the hospitality Of Senior
Psdreguers's family. The thiev then stole
eWery and silver wpre ana rbalsrss other re,
articles Of value they could on and left the
with all its occupants bound nand aud foot worse taan
they would be II In jail. The night Waterman, oa
pa sing about eight P. NJ, seeing the place all dark
contrary 70 custom, alarmed the neshbors and broke
No arrests have a. yet been made Tnis occurrence
took pase within pistol shot Of The national palace
would b disgrace 70 .he police administration OF any
city.
The Colonization Scheme for sonora.
Tho SiaIo XIX, OF October T. publishes long
be carried out Immediately. We make following sx-
tracs:-
We understand from one OF his agents that Senior
Gomez del Campo, together with other persons has
raised large capital and will proceed TO New York and
other cities of the United States for the purpo Of
gaging families, which he will convey 10 the banks Of the
Yalui and Mayo, facilitating them the means OF
transport that country, and purchasing implements
&C., airy for their different occupations The
tracts OF Gomez del Campo with coonists will be Of
such q nature will only interest the contracting
have for . basis the donation OF three hundred to
four acres OF land TO each coonis with otter
advantages BY which they will perceive that by aban-
doning the position held by them In their country
they may look forward to the foundation Of perma-
nen and prosperous future for would leave his
home, should he consider the
equal, in one part Of the rid than In another
erty in fractions among the coonsts invests also
. large sum Of money for their establishment 10 thsir
enhance The value Of the Salf Which, he reserves 20
fabulous extent and from which he viii derive his COM
The property oi Don 1gnaco Come. dol Campo is s.u
ated in the district Of AAmcs In the State OF Sonora
and covers area Of twenty ave ssos Of ganad ycr.
called Busrss. E.bsianpo BaI.iof, Bscsms and
unnecessary mention. 10 geographically situated
between latitude 20 degs and IS dsss N aud between
boandsd the south by the villages situated on the
Of the Mayo and By the port Of Santa cruz which
ou Ss north ss and md s sos
private propsls. and aassssa. ", Villages g '. ."s
port OF santa Barbara 10 also situated the margin OF
this property whore the English anchor after
specie &C. which the merchants OF parts wish 10
remit 70 Europe The same property has also shs ad-
CITY q Asmo shoh besides Ssns e.S.a IG mDns
town, carries on IN active commerce with the neghbo
The port Of GuAymas. now 10 well known and often
visited u distant only days sail from Santa Barbara
and there are wagon roads to Guaymas, Aiamos.
Tuers Hsrmosillo Tres and all the principal mining
towns In the neighborhood, which will greatly aid
and facilitate all commercial movements; there Is also
there Is established . cotton factory. the In
dustra Sonorensc" working seventy -nye looms and 10
which the cotton raised on The colony be easily
Quoted The proximity Of the rivers Yaqui ana Mayo
greatly facilitate the opening OF FOR irrigation for
the better cultivation Of lands Of the coiony, also
machinery. Tue climate Of this vicinity although warm
10 extremely healthy owing not ony to the situation
that Il il free from those rapid ana Continuous Changes
OF temperature which make many other parts OF tue
coast % unhealthy. The fertility Of these
tie trouble and without arruous toll they
will reward the cutvator with two crops annually;
and above ali cotton, which in shor, time Win be an
article Of expectation TO the English markets.
after having ing ;Sppsd many o. the isss0rss in ne e:
and the collection Of salt win Be another Of
portatiop and wealth. The hills covered with dye
WOoos anu uuleinR choinot Work snoee.
~ we'll the pains particularly adapted 70 the
raising OF horned cattle, horses mules, shesp, and
owing to the climate and abundant pasturagc pro-
ductivs In the extreme. In the mountains found
alum, sulfas Of iron, sulphur and u Imperfect
marble which the natives call jaspar from its many
and variegated colors.
This colony has In reserve an immsnce advantage,
which viii be derived from the competion Of the great
Pacific Railroads connecting San Francisco, Upper
CAL, with SAINT Louis, Mo-, togeIhsr with the pro.
jected line between Guaymas and Paso del Norte on
the RIO Grande or Franklin ON the American side; the
aggrandizement this colony will by the con-
cusion Of this great communication by rail, the works
which sre being carried with the greatest activity,
ID incalculable.