The New York herald., 1868-05-09


snd property are secure g that over which the Indlaa
uencrsi Lozado is absolute master, whfe the admiS
% 80 csd :n ssr zee e ai psSaoIs
q naosSds ds made dsscsss On s -
after three days captivity. small force occupying
tne hacienda @ 0, hnescaiapa had risen in rebellion
the military authorities The report OF the assass
nation Of citizen General Julio Garcia proved to be
along the road 10 Mesquitan was overhan,ed nv two
armed bandits who relieved him OF TWO dress uat-
terms for his wife, SO in silver and other traas den
era Corona to depart on the iot for lbis STATE
Ia fTenSG wished hlm quick and happy return
the Legslatnre mad deereed new laws regulating the
manufacture OF cotton, w0Ollen and linen goodS
AGUASCALIENTEs
The Legislature OF this State closed ito session ON
TO the public. The law creating and regulating the
National Guard remained pending and all DEGREES
passed were OF trining importance.
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The people OF this State are energetically at WORK
In the suppression OF bandits and robbers. A gang
of thieves had been routed and completely dispersed
by the citizens OF Nina who recovered much OF the
property of which they had been robbed.
The Municipal Assembly OF Pinos, the capital OF
that part OF the State known as the Plnos distrct
presented protest to me national government
STATE OF Aguascalientes, asking the Supreme Con-
gress to said district to the latter State Gov.
the State Congress disabling all who, had In
any manner aided or abetted the late en-
psbs st or eoe Inc
OF the decree Is cons dered of grave resp visibility,
and all citizens have popular action to denounce to
the authorities any omission OF compliance in carry
Ing out the intention and spirit Of the law Congress
h I'd Also decreed laws for the establishment OF the
MAJ onal Guard Municipal assemblies are TO desig-
naie pilces OF registration. aud ali Mex cans over
eighteen and under fifty years OF age are to be
rolled: A iist ol the exemp!s mercliu y includes
ministers Of the Gospel ONCE holders and crtpples.
F." ' COAHUILA. ~ ] %
The editorial fraternity and military critics Of this
of national guard. Ia Toz deI Pueblo, published
at Saltillo the capital thinks that such an Organzs
security Of life and property and the honor and in
tegrty OF tho republic. The opponents OF the organi-
cation assert that standing army OF any description
Is preudcal to the peace and happiness OF the ceun-
try. SenOr Miguel Gutierrez informs the above jour-
nal that cotton painting Is on the Increase and
that the production OF this important branch
Of agriculture is necessary to restore prosperity
and alleviate the mlseres caused by the aCcurs
rule OF imperialism The soil and cimatc is remark
ably adapted to the ure OF this staple, the dis
trcts of MOnclava, NadadOres San Buenaventura and
Cienegas producing an upland cotton equal to tie
dresses the tdtols q very learned, scientific una
deeply interesting essay on the deadly enemy Of cot
SD a a ef s
msnse fecundity and the manner OF etfectually de-
stroying them. The state authorities have COM
menced to make WAR on the priests with regard 70
their right to hold and dispose OF property csmng TO-
owned or inherited by them under the old Church
Father Flores OF the church Of San Estaban il the
city OF SaltiliO, had been "den0unced,U and with
prevailed that tho State AUTHORITIES had NO urisdc-
ton IN the matter, and that alone the Minister q
Hacienda la9 Sfiicer IN the Cabinet Of President
juarez) could be arbiter In such disputes. nov
poet oeH0r Andres Murio, has sprung into life and
dazzled the Coahuil ans Fltb my First Canto.n
long poem full Of love, sweet kisses and other lus-
We haYe had no mails nom this state for the past
week or ten DAYS. Latest dates from the capital arc
to the 18th, the principal news conveyed thereby
being embodied In our letter Of the a0sh. reni-
RSSs osa u isth s contains slsst SeS
oral veg, dated san s!ss, February q. 70 STD.
State Congress, the only member therein who held
out to the last Tor Martinez Governor. The doom
maintaining bis position a. first magistrate OF tho
State can ony end IN sad results to the people, and
tnte ia some At and Impartial personaec until nov
thought that General Vega considered himself just
such parsonage and hence his late but unttmoig
visit here. The Legislature had authorized the gpS-
ernment 70 organize, and maintain Q force o(sne
hundrad men y establish public order In the dstse
The Intentions Of the revolutionary .chefta,n Gen.
ersl Borrego. were somewhat vague and undeaned.
Mevements Of American Preachers In Favor Of
she Late Empire-The Tribune and Tracts
Tho New York Press Only Second 70 the
~ ~ MEXICO, March 20. Isess,
fsend you some rather amusing correspondence
between some New York or washington people aud
individuals in the late Imperial Paace. They are -
teresting not only as showing the means employed
to obtain the recognition OF the empire viz. tAs
New York Tribune, Mr.. Greeley and the preachers
Lut they also establish the fact that the female per-
ton Of our washington community was Interested II
securing the success OF Maxmilian. The comments
Of one OF the correspondents the "devilishneas"
OF the New York city daily press are truly amusing.
None the less SO are the means which the writer
proposed to employ to regenerate Mexico, viz,
preachers and tracts. We are certain that the party
has never visited Mexico. Should he do 80 we pre-
mise him that he will be much amused at his own
letters as are we. eD ci a9i'1-.a-as.
The Indications rather favorable to the Congress
sustaining the English railroad concession with q few
notifications. .. ..ooJ
send you the following interesting letter, whcA
was found among the late imperial archives and
which shows the interest with the tribune and ~
able editor our friend Greeley:- n'rf u9.1
ID at1 NEW YORK, Dec IA, 1891.
DEAR SIR-Y0urs OF the 25th OF last month OnH
received two days ago. and avail IVA myself @ q the
to answer hastily, SO to be In time for the Engsh
packet. The contradictory nature Of your letters
makes me entertain some doubts OF seeing you here
SON. In one 1 already see you on the way and II
the other you settled and with not much pros-
pecb Vi mOVluR Inc pldu WniCil was seub W w
made me suppose that 1t would meet with speedy
appreciation on the part OF your government, and
more so the reelection OF President Lincon yet your
last letter informs that ali you have positive Is
the repeated assurances VI the Minister but nothing
as yet formal on the part OF the Emperor. How II
this To be understOOd2 No time could be more pro-
pitiOus than the present for carrying out your vi.Ns
with every probability OF success, for at the present
there Is very little demand In the market, and
our manufacturers win willingly lend then-
selves TO any combination that will insure to
them safe and reliable market. 4 think V
would be as well when you arrive here NOS
to 70 Immediately to Washington, but remain
here for fortnight ana reveal all your future plans
to our friend Greeiey. he is man, rs you know,
who conslits his own interests, but once gained
over, you may depend upon It, ne VIII support your
views. and you cannot nave mignter supporter
than HIM; firstly, hls personal influence with the
President, and secondly, the widely spread circna-
ton OF his paper. III you are rcsol. ed 10 embark
In that undertaking why lose timer Why not start
Vt your own cost and on your own respOnsibilityf
ou can associate with yourself Greeley and some
other prominent PERSONS combine pan and til,
mske your proposals from here 70 the Emperor; for
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