The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE H. lse7-TRIPLE SHEET.

crushing HIS enemies 1t home he should retire. giving
way 10 Others that they may reap the rewards OK his
hgh-minded and OF liberal disposition, the Indian
lawyer OF 0axaca Don Beno is not much of Wash
ueton as that aud he viii do all IN his power 10 retain
his present position.
There already no less than thirty different
proposed as Candidates for the Presidency, with prooa
bty that before the election Is ordered the NUMBER
will have become doubled There is host already mar
shallns to BE- made ministers secretaries foreign repre-
sentatives. &C. and TO crafty all is smoly impossible
Some must therefore be disappointed, Who considering
themselves i'll treated, will head revolution. Al
ready there strifes In the liberal Corona aud
Escobedo are unfriendy Cortina and the latter have
had diincuty while Negrete aud Canaes have openly
refused to obey his orders Diaz not on good terms
with either Escobedo or Juhrez and his soldiers wish
to pronounce in his favor for the Presidency. From
these qrsrrels viii result another just certain as
prisoner at Saltllo His confinement Is creltng
siderable feeling throughout the country and Is feared
In sns srou ne nas many nnuensa %
course TO be pursued by the United States government
and that Is 70 add Mexico TO her domains fact which
must sooner or later be found and the quicker
i IS done the better not only for Mexco but the world
The fact OF the United States Continent sin 1900"
cordtng 70 Lloyd's idea, 10 fixed and Inevitable.
Whoever becomes President Of Mexico It generally
hoped will call to his side Secretary of State, Mr.
Romero, the present Mexican Minister at washington
he being, from his long resdence abroad, peculiarly
lifted FOR the position.
Calls for Money-AIarqucx's Tardy Mar
rinxe.
CnY or MExIco, May 25-9PM
The reports from Queretaro verified by the follow
ing despatch from General Escobedo to Dax announc-
ing the capture Of that place. together with all his gen.
erals army. &c. take Il from the Bolea of the 18th
instant which is published in the liberal camp Guada.
iupe Hidaigo. Published in the HERALD May 29.l
The news is still further confirmed by the arrival
yesterday Of large bodies OF troops the direction Of
Qucretaro at least ten thousand having up 10
that time
Forced loans still in high repuc with Marquex and
his gang. they having imposed Of $780, 900 upon
forty OF the capitalists of the city, the unfortunate
Beistequi having been politely asked for another
"helper," to the tune OF 500. 900.
Marquee was married the evening Of the 22d to a
daughter OF Ignacos Pavon with whom he has lived
most happily for period Of twenty more. and
by whom he has large family This an unusual
occurrence however and not regarded here
GUS dereliction from the path OF duty.
President Junrez Expects Soon to BE In
Mexico.
From private letter received by gentleman ia this
city we translate the following
SAN LUIS PorosI May It, 1867
Colonel GEORGE r. CHURCH.
MY EsTEFMEp FRiEsD-At eight O'Clock this morning.
after strong attack which took place at three O'Clock
in che morning. Maximian Castillo and Mejia
dered ~ discretion. have received Escobedo's official
report by telegraph.
Mexico will very be occupied by General Dax
am. sir affectionate friend and servant
BENITO JUAREZ