The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-23

every eight days Of the trial during which
Time these officers shall be suspended unt upon th result u
The trial. the shall shall be returned to
The Presden, has likewise determined to commits
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The decision contained IN this communication shall be
null and void provided that al the time you shall receive
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Independence and liberty.
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The following appeared In the Reptsta Universal,
and has been generally quoted by the press Of this
city taken from the TRAIT d. Unt0n:-
ALARMING RuMoRs.
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object.
The following "order Of the day." which trans.
late and forward, Is an index OF the cool prepare.
tons made to execute the ex-imperial General
Gutierrez recently sentenced and subsequently
pardoned by President Juarez, or sentence COM
muted to imprisonment
GENERAL ORDER OF THE DAY;
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Plaza o. aH1ieo, june as-a:seP
The traitor exmperAl General Jose Ygnacio Gutierrez
having been from the penalty q DEATH to which he
reefs that the general gwen to-day relative to the esec
ton OF the exGenera Gutierrez wilnot be carrrd ef-
Communicated by RosAs.
In the case Of the money OF Mr.. James Sullivan,
the English subject over which, during his absence
and death of his agent, Mr.. Lafonaine the English
Consul placed the English seal, which seal was sub
sequently broken and the discussion which followed
having OccasiOned the order from this government
announcing the non-recOgnitiOn OF English consuls
or ministers and their subsequent withdrawal by the
English government, nothing has been concluded,
although the most ample time has been taken by the
courts and the seems hopeessly buried In Mexi
lean chanceryv Does the world know what Mexican
chancery fs? Let me explain. The cash and pro-
ceeds OF goods sold were more than year since put
In the hands OF a depostor by the judge, which de-
the funds when the court shall require the legal
limit OF time shall expire. The latter was the
tive and and urgent demand Of Mr. james Sullivan
that the money should be Immediately put in
the place of public deposit called the 'Monte de
some time, the Judge who has 1t in charge-Judge
Mariscal, OF the Sixth Court-begged Mr.. Sullivan
not to urge the matter, it would ruin the depos-
itor he having used and specuated with the money.
which was placed with him IN trust under the re-
sponsiblty Of the government, and that 1t was ut
tery impossible for the said depostor to produce the
money. Such is chancery in Mexico. Mr.. Sullivan
will press this matter now to the bitter end and
facts of this shameful official robbery before his own
government Ii is due to Mr.. Ygnacio Mariscal,
gentleman wen known in the United States to say
most distinctly that 1t is not he who is referred to.
Mr.. Ygnacio Marisca occupies the Cabinet seat Of
Minister of Justice. Mr. Marisca OF the Sixth Court,
is most positively another individual.
Julio Lopez, the bandit is said to have been cap
tured. II 30. he VIII most undoubtedly be shot.
nenmty Ioreto del Vale is again in prison In this
city and yet unhanged although he has for the four
teenth time, since ls4s boarded at the public ex-
pense, for the small crime OF murder three times,
aiding in murder once, rObberies, &C., several
times. He may soon arrive at SUFFICIENT respec-
taDllty 10 become u pubic lulcuOnary. rev
more suicides, but they are getting SO common 1t
not worth while to record them. The Monitor has
been getting excited oter them, and says o law
should be passed TO punish the crime The same
" "scns Of William PENN t not being very clear
whether George Washington was founder Of Phila-
dephia or william Penn was Generaln-C Chief of the
army. The Monitor OF July says:-"A person
worthy OF confidence writes nom Monterey that
General Gonzales Ortega and Patonl have been trans
ferred from the house where they have been living to
the public prison, where the guard over them have
been doubled and their situation Is more painful.
The esteemed wife OF General Patoni has been per-
United to remain with him. making herself q pri-
soner, as she had been previously. Men Of heart,
who love the laws, may make such comments a. the
news deserves The political and other prisoners OF
this city have likewise been transferred rom their
late comparatively comfortable quarters to the State
Prison.
As there have been several statements and mis-
statements to the amount OF money in the appro-
priation bill assigned for payment OF the public debt,
take the following from the prestptesto, published
In the Ddrto 0Dfoidl OF July g.
PUBLIC DEBT
For the amortization and payment OF the
public debt interior and exterior. 50 500, 900
There s no classification or assignment OF any
mart nff ahovo IN Hat,t