The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HrsAls.

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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE Hals.
The illumination ut Vera Cruz I'm Honor NJ
Madame Juarez-Bad Feeling Created by OF
terb0urg's AppointmeHt-rhe Aust riaus Re-
manning in Mexico--The Amnesty Question
Ortega Coming 60 Mexico Prisoser-A
FRDtusticai American raveiler-SantuA Ana
VERA CRUZ July 10, 1867.
The revenue cutter wilderness left Vera Cruz SO sud.
denly yesterday after her arrival with Mrs. Juarez and
family that I. was hardly possible to got letter on
board
The public honors bestowed upon the family last svss-
ing Of the most satisfactory and gratifying charao
tor The palace illuminated with eight hundred
tapers and In very tasteful and appropriate manner
Tho private residences OF the citizens most eabo
rasy adorned and the in which the residence a
the ladies with whom she is stopping lit up BY
thousand ornamental lanterns hung upon wire soross
the street, and Cor three or four hours the soens
was further animated BY music from TIVE
bands one Of string and the other Of brass instruments
me Was passed By the party in receiving their
friends and the display Of ladies and genslsnenn aas
apparel could not have been exceiled In New York
Who have .ss 0 i%psssseS 'e eSs:
anoviissd cs TSs .u..s e snsavass 81: .ss
conducted By the authorities bat was the sponaaas
ing passed without any disturbance or accident eyoooe
the death Of oannonesr BY the premature dschares q
By the cutter Wilderness . special messenger has ~.
rived is SAID with dispatches 10 Mr. Oterbourg an
have conversed with many Americans in Mexico "a
il is difficult 70 discover tho first man who under-
stand what tho United States mean BY such nomina-
ton. Il certainly cannot be expected that such a
appointment can be pleasing or acceptable TO the Mes
government. Al this moment II is probable thae
the nations OF Europe will withdraw their ministers and
consuls, and the United States remain alone as the
sole friendly nation. and yet minister is named who
II t for the position 10 this critical moment OF the con.
anecedents most likely to be rejected BY the Mexican
authorities and even predict mat M Oteroourg wa
least the United States will be requested TO reconsider
his nomination. and send some one who Ii we'll known
as statesman and diplomatst, and one who speaks
Spanish and is familiar with The past history and the
people Of the country. Is it likely that General Dix
been dignihed by such nomination? There plenty
of competent men 10 the States who know Mexico and
OF travel who would by appearing upon the scene ina
medatey in part atone for the sad results which have
followed the absence OF minister with Juarez during
the past year. We have had enough Of imbeciitv and
the people Of the States should demand that moro COM
mon sense be Immediately displayed by our Secretary
Of State The question b raised here, can DO poss
bic that Mr. Seward desires to provoke this distracted
people by thus insulting their manhood.
SO well Is and has 1t been understood that Mr. Otter
bourg is of reaconary sympathies that In February
last, when this gentleman attempted to effect an
rangement between General Bazaine and Pornrio DAs
SO the latter general should occupy the city upon
the French evacuation General Daz refused mako
any arrangement assisted BY Mr. 0tterbousg.
We have received papers from the States BY the
cutter Wilderness, which depict ugubrousiy
the sad canbastc animus OF this people and most
amused achrymose Winnings OF rebel sheets, who
moan over the just punishment TO Macmillan and the
insult the Stars and Stripes forgetting that for The
past Eve or six years they have been cursng and b.
Apropos: We saw some sixty or moro Austrian
nros s a.e sev about o~r
to-day and embark upon the Austrian vessel Elizabeth
There are said to be about one thousand AustranA late
Of Max army IN the country, who have no means a
getting out Of the interior or away from these shores.
They would be valuable acquisition TO the working
class OF tho States the northern border OF the Gulf q
Mexico
II stated this city to-day that private dispatches
have been received from Mexico city unfavora6lo TO
hoped for liberal and generous amnesty We prefer 70
await further confirmation. Dispatches by Telegram
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of this place are IN better spirits. The collection OF OK
orbant double duties and additional twenty Ave per
Citizen President Bento Juarez makes his triumpbs1
entrance into Mexico city to-day. and it expected THAI
that 0rtega u to enter the city 1t about this time
prisoner.
from the city prison and taken 70 the castle Of San juan
whore they will await their trin Most OF tho banishs4
liberals have returned amid great rejoicngs.
This afternoons gentleman rode into city from the
interior on horseback himself surmounted By an tua-
part Of bis face being covered By a sort Of max
and, as his whole appearance rather majestic ho
taken 70 the Palace The search for Marquez and such
others OF his chiefs have euded the liberal ofcers h
thorough, that ali magnificent grotssque travellers
inquired ator The Individual proved 70 be limo
American OF the medical profession and for the In
formation OF ssnsatonlst was not murdered eaten
alive
We have nothing yot a. the fate Of Santa Ana The
Spanish steamer which been overdue days haa
hear changed her time Of sailing and win not be here
till latter part OF tho week. The general belief =
here that he has not executed however much ho
may deserve It, and that he will be tried BY
tia What viii be the policy in the states Il he too shan
eventually share the fate OF Macmillan?
The prisoners OF Spanish and Mexican birth Of the late
Imperial army who are at the CASTLE are allowed nsea
doilars per month BY the liberal authorities Tor their
food herewith must provide for themselves BY pur.
chasing rom provision keepers ut the castle who sol -
reasonable ra,esike reasoning and civilized people.