The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

tred to the dining Saloon where collation. served
roasts drank and impromptn speeches % ao
which we're unimportant being mainly personal con.
gratulatious Here too General Diaz was presented
with fine sword by few personal s,saN - rscsxe
laurel wreaths presented those VINO hao iseu W
Al one O'Clock forces remaining IN the city were
reviewed. nv the President from the balcony OF the PAL
Ace as thew marched by the soldiers all appearing IN
new uni orms and many with arms and equipments,
presenting better appearance than any Mexican army
which has ever before been gathered together.
grand banquet for three thousand persons had been
prepsred on the Alameda but was broken up by inn
y erss crowds OF Indians and poorer Mexcans gaining
access TO the park the principal guests Immediately
eav ng the tables At four violent rain storm passed
ever the CITY, destroying the Chinese lanterns and other
arrangements for grand illumination and pyrotechnic
display during the evening public dinner at the Col
lege Of Mines closed the exercises OF the day which
were. taking everything into consideration an immense
failure.
The for the cold reception given the President
mcliifaious, and Of such character that future
trouble will probably arise from them there is gene
raj dissatisfaction with his course He did for
which he deserves TO be appiauded having ordered that
eighty OF those confined prison for political offences
should be released forthwith but on account of nfor
maity in the list II was not carried out but will be
doubtlessly tomorrow.
During the afternoon the following manifesto was
issued by Juarez. II will be observed that he gives
credit TO but Mexicans for the success OF his
cause Published in the HERALD OF August H.
Discomfort of Army Omcers with the Govern
ment-FulI Details About the QueretnrO
Prisoners-tseneral Dinz Personally De-
maDds the Communication of their Death Sem
tence-PrObnbIe Rupture between HIM ana
Juurex-Thc New Appoint ments-Canwies.
Lozadn, Carlos NIiramSn and Vega ON the
acknowledgements mt Standstill-Me.
mentOes Of the Empire.
CRY OF Mexico, July 20, 1867.
Since his reception Of the 18th inst President Jusrez
found that whole Of Mexico and especially that
part Of represented by this city, not quite easily
governed few little mud towns among the barren
hills wastes of Chihuahua, for he has been kept
a perfect state Of foment Everything conducive 10
what become but second nature to OF the
Mexicans and trouble 10 hourly gathering about
him. He has determined there shall be NO more con-
fscaon and that much OF the private property already
seized shall be returned This has aroused hordes Of
officers Of the army who have only remained with the
liberal hopes OF being gwen at the close Of the
war, fine hacienda other property belonging to
some ORATOR This class Of men very numerous,
and WELD vast influence the troops under their
command Many OF the stripe Of Fragosa. Carraa-
bal and Menez, who, previous to their joining the
Juarez party chiefs Of a gang Of highwaymen.
whose many OF barbarity and outrage have made
them terror 10 all Northern Mexico These men de-
mand that they be given large share in the spoils but
such ideas conflict with those Of Daz, Agazon, Rivera
and Treyo as well as Juarez il remains be seen
who viii triumph.
despatch from Queretaro reached here on the loth
stating that council Of sitting there had that day
prisoners of captured with Macmillan, among whom
General Castillo Messrs Garcia Aguerre naxs Min
lister of Public Instruction, and Prince Sam-Salm the
latter having declared that he was general that be
might be the Emperor during his trial There were
condemned, in addition, Don Tomas Preto, Francisco
Ridouet Antonio DaZ, Domingo Passos and General
Cassonava EIGHT hours being given them In which
prepare for DEATH Efforts were at once made for
Communication of the sentence which failed, but respite
Of four days granted. Sam.salms wife reached |
here the 10th to utercede for her husbands e and
with numerous friends been endeavoring to induce
up to last night when General Diaz took up the case
going to see the President demanding that the order
Should instantly be given for the suspension of
Juarez joined by Lerdo de Tejada, who ad-
vised the execution Of the prisoners when General Daz
told the President that 1t bis will and determination
that blood should be she'd Mexico he said, |
had been sufficiently disgraced in the eyes OF the
and henceforth her escucheon should not be thus
darkened. High words followed during which Juarez
and hts boodthrsty minister were given TO understand
by the General had command OF the army. and
would his power in case his demand TO spare the |
is in state OF intense excitement the probabilities
of rupture between the civic and military powers, and
the foregoing facts publicly known General Daz
has won the esteem and regard OF all right thinking
men, and should neither Agazon or Monies DO nominated
for the Presidency he will probably become the leading
candidate and receive the hands Of the people the
just reward OF his valiant services Public feeling to-
ward him has changed since the entrance OF the army
and now the fact OF his turning back the starving
is forgotten in behodng him standing up for true re.
publican principles IL is almost impossible TO believe !
and his ministers excepting Meiia alone who also a
man Of noble GhsS:s ne y on the pG,ns o. ressnns
Great interest Is manifested with regard TO the new
Cabinet appointments number OF names have been
suggested bot rave yet been acted upon Daz
has oeen oered position OF Commanderin caie OF
all the armies Of the republic but refused the place
Baz will probably he made Minister OF the Interior IL
is said that has given up his intention OF re-
signing but will retain the chair until his successor is
| elected.
vice Romero. Escobedo reached the city last evening
He 10 very friendly with Juarez aud Is piI ana ne
never have been friends n may cause still further com.
pcatons Escobedo is favor OF both conscaton ana
butchery and this sniting some high in power they wi
add immensely the un easantness OF the situation
| Captain Foster an American, one Of Canales stan,
arrived here on the 10th, commissioner from that
general to settle difficulties existing between him
and the Juarel administration The terms are very die
tatoria Canales demanding that all troops now within
his state Tamaulipss other States shabs At once
removed and parties sent to him arrange treaty
with him. II this not done, he declares he VIII drve
out the JuArez soldiers, and whip any command sent
| the part Of the government.
Carlos Mramon, brother Of the General shot at Que
rttaro has raised Of two thousand six hundred
men and 10 now established in the mountains OF the
Sierra Gorda, from whore he occasionally sailies out
DESTROYING any small parties Of liberals whom he en-
counters He entered small village in the vicinity OF
his camp recently taking ninety Of the most promi-
nent liberals aud shot them down in cold blood
ing his brothers death There s considerable uneasi
ness felt IN circles fearing that the bands
OF Canaes, Lozada aud vesa may join him, and thus
| united present bold front
Under the order OF 2si Of June nine thousand per
have registered their names as ianng WITHIN l,s
provisions and the lists being published contain
tho names OF two-thirds OF the wealth o. the republic
| Postal matters remain in a horrd state yesterday
received the HERALD OF the 10Th OF December which IN
some manner escaped from the flames applied by the
imperalis,s to the vast amount OF mail matter which
had accumulated Vera Cruz This act OF inamy would
never have been any people but Mexicaps
who are oalv capable, rule, OF such low, Infamous
deeds Az least two tons OF letters papers, &C. were
DESTROYED euiaing an incslcuiabe loss upon the com
mere the country. The msls still come IN from era
Cruz but three times week, and business IS suffering
| fhe az III
| Commercial matters grow daily worse. large NUM-
Der OF failures reported from the interior and money
stands runous rate Of interest Everything II stag
mated aud unless something IS done within the nextfew
weeks the list OF broken Arms viii be largely augmented
Twothirds OF tho bills drawn against houses here are
either held protested
| musements still wanting patrons thar'ni 10 DIS
gusted with Mexico and the Mexcans and leaves In the
course Of two or three weeks for Havana Al The Ma.
tonai Theatre tragedy called la N'ie', ds LfEcoln is