The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-02


After observation-disclosures and the Kind
Offer of the Wilderness-The Cuban Enlist.
Msxrco CITY, Nov. 30 1867.
Tho President and his Cabinet seeming just now
positively inclined to commit themselves TO official
act which will enable the opposition to assume hostile
position. All concessions and petitions pending and all
projects for reform the realizing of revenue even,
the press and Cabinet determined shall lie for
the discussion and action OF the representatives OF the
people The difficulty which this body will dis
In graphing with these great questions will.
imagine result in q revulsion OF opinion on
the part OF such OF the people a. have been
80 ready to worry and find fault with the
present Executive. The fact We imagine, will have
discovered that official position near the head Of
any government in Mexico, while 1t may possibly b
filed with pecuniary profit, il most surely trying
aad dangerous one pregnant with uncertainty, evsn
oftent,mes to the life OF Incumbent It is expected
by the last Of this month Congress will have met
and obtained quorum, and that the talent OF the
country, represented here, will make it, exhibit
before the world
There are now very many applicants here before the
government asking for concessions may say they
are az foows-Fo different parties forms asking for
contract subsidy for carrying the mail on tho
Pacific coast three for road railroad, from
Nsxico city to Acapulco or some other poins
on the Pacific; ole or more for the nex-
is already completed An indefinite number for con-
oesson for express or mail line from this capital
TO Vera Cruz Two more asking avors for line BY
rail- from the Rio Grande to Guayamas other port on
the Pacific Concession and mail contract for line Of
steamers from Vera Cruz TO New York are sought By
several parties from New York. A similar line, from
New Orleans to Vera Cruz sought to be established
Three four petitions TO be favored by governmental
ico and 20 We might continue the list almost ndsns
The nationality Of most OF these parties American.
and they represent. many millions o. caP1ss, soe
weeks or month"; they have 40 yet accomplished kteis
nothing. Many hopeful ones expect that after the
NJ tho M
by his favorable representations. to allow New York
capitalists try OF these enter prsss There are
felt complimenied BY the socalled" generous tender
OF tho United States government II not when no
out 10 sea he was convinced that She was wholly un.
seaworhy. those who knew the vessel think that the
experiment OF the conveying OF the family OF President
Juarez Vera Cruz should have convinced all parties
who had any implication In this tender to MI Romero
that II was more than unknd; was smost an insult 70
place Mr. Romero in the unfortunate position Of refusing
the hospitality Of the United States or else endangeng
the Of family aud self in order TO avoid the appear
auce OF giving afront The Wilderness having most
fortunately made these trips 10 Vera Cruz without
loss Of life, suggest that should she ever get away
from that port and return to the States the authorities
will never send her upon such . mission, but rather
compliment distinguished personages hereafter by a..
lowing them 70 quietly pay their own passage on sea-
worthy vessel The seventies OF this trip from Charles
ton we're such that the party were compelled TO rest ~
the way.
tai Tor several days past that efforts were being made 70
enlist troops here for buscring against Cuba. whether
banquet or whether the parties who said seek
distinguish themselves In this line 1t Is inmate
rial We imagine that Mexico has had sufficient 70 Dc
and has suffered enough from IT, without inaugurating
It against any other people. We sec II announced thss
tho authorities Of Havana inspecting the correspon
dence and papers which arrive there from here A.
the people Of Mexico the lookout especially for
something or anything or anybody from the United
States tho announcement OF any one thererom with
handle his like general or colonel is imms-
diately down either minister or envoy extra
ordinary or that IL he not ought DO dis
mi a
that gentlemen with such handles TO their names are
no. common in Mexico as In many portions o. the
they are cheap very cheap here aud Mexico has hoard
much Of late shout her neghbor from her own dsquss
nora aud sChihuahua as If the United states mot
already burdened by debt and an immense territory
the wilmington ct Vera Cruz Of General Sturm who hes
simple, plain business here, and to General Bab-
cock, who comes ito SEQ what be can see."
The papers must have by this lime reached Prince
saIm-Saim giving MIN his freedom. There only
about dozen lsf prisoners tpolitlcai in this oity.
The Guatemala TroubIe-vera Cruz Electios.
HAVANA, Doc. 7, 1891.
The Mexican papers complain furiousy Of the
"trators having found asylum in the frcnuers
Of Guatemaa-that the nlibusers from that direction
have frequently invaded Mexican territory, victmizng
the indefensvc population OF the borders. The pre-
tensions Of Guatemala upon the Department. OF So
conusco incorporated with Chiapas since 1ss2 are the
pretext for repeated nvasons those pretonsions 6s
only founded on topographic plans made By order Of
tho Guatemala government by Somnester, who only
says Incorporation not ynzed BY Guats-
maa IL 10 striving now 70 establish arigh on 80 weak
basis, and actually fosters the expeditions formed for
the Mexican frontier, invariably headed by Mexican
macontents.
re Superior Court OF Vera Cruz is composed Of Co
roua Oropesa and Penichc BeltraD The hrst three
have become gray in judiciary public Mach, there
fore IL hoped from said election
For Governor Of Vera Cruz State It seems that Her
nsrdez Hernandez the man that will have the pre-
ference,
In Villa Juarez and TuItepcc the nundations caused
by the furious overflow OF the river such that
the inhabitants could only save their lives by taking
refuge In the towers Of the churches.
The assassination OF General Morino caused the raising
OF tho people w Coacoman and Coahualiana
Both the OrteSa Patoni and 0choa we're still closely
The press loudly demands that all deputies
be gned before Congress- out liberated
previously. 49,, +.
Tncabaya June. has been annued, and the estates
returned 10 the original propretors.