The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08
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Week Of ensnt--Tao American Con-
sulnte Robbed--0pesiag OF the New Com
9ress--'rke PresiGent's Address-aePiy Of the
Speaker.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 81, 1850.
The past week has been an exciting one-full OF
railway excursions, independence daY celebrations,
music, flags. Tears OF revolutions, arrests public
snootnFs OF called consprators messages at open
ing OF Congress- robberies Sc Among the latter that
OF the American Consulate, whose ONCE was entered
on the night OF the 10th OF September by some persons
by means OF false KEYS. The night Waterman imme-
dately in front OF the Consulate, perhaps soundy
sleeping or canning OF his good fortune not to be
shot with the unucky who recently shuflied on
so hastily. or more pro5ably partner OF the rob
bers, anxlousy awaiting his share of the expected
spoils. The murders had tedious nights work,
boring into and breaking oven the safe, which con-
tanned neither money Internal machines destined
to blow up this republic, but some oh papers
and documents perhaps valuable TO their owners as
matters OF record, bat not worth ten cents pound
70 those who had taken 80 much trouble 20 examine
them. The Consul lost u small amount OF private
property. Meanwhile the city press are anxiously
asking how this robbery couid have occurred, with
30 many honest night policemen all about the con-
suIate.
The night OF the 18th passed on as usual al the
National theatre, with oranons poetry ana music,
President Juarez terminating the proceedings by
marching down the centre al precisely eleven
O'Clock followed by veterans carrying the old battle
nags. and prominently that OF Hidalgo.
On the 18th OF September at nalfrast eight
O'Clock IN the morning the deputies who form the
Firth Congress of the Mexican Union met In the
principal saloon OF Inc national palace the repairs
are not yet competed on The Congressional hall.
The President, Juarez, accompanied by his CABINET
presented himself and was introduced with the Gus
tomary formaIitles Having taken the seat which
was prepared for him he read tue following mes
sage
CITIZEN DEpUrrrs-T is very satisfactory IN complancs
With The peess OF oaI men cSae to meet 70 con-
stuons Congress- which to-day commences tho first period
the States the periodic and regular OF the public
or years past since the M .. Sas
alton Of our institutions We are also wlth good reason
European Power interrupted by tho late war would very
DO S. h @ sn pSp9 sAS
United States q America VIII be preserved on the bes terms
The treaty OF commerce friendship and navigation
recently concluded Win Tho North German Confeteraon
In consequence OF The dspoaoa which Spain aud Italy
aa s ps s s s!ur S
thatthe relations with these two Powers viii be soon re-
In the neanno The citizens Of those nations, AMI what
reason for complaint they enjoying the ample
and % G ss IN on the Ts eIp.
public WIN he duly resos1zei aeIoaa ahs iorcss whish
pas submitted the blessings OF being
L las been seen that Pubic opinion has resisted those few
unque srirs who have proposed % disturb te peace Tho
ansasssa aw q Sic nston gvss q IT, ana hs solid aap
port Of ge .pnSn TnIh tho 20 % o. az
calculated also upon the respeo, ant obedience to the
Of so (which ess %ho 9r WIN an AMY
our indepe dencs and our national institutions.
which Is ilis r au,y not doaR5 taa order TO comply
it's mos: cicacious cooperation.
The app lcsson o. he law a,ns rob5ets and kldnap
ready had its prorer elect by pngo light these criminals
Our socey SeaS profeundy dsarted IS the elects Il
war prolonged many objects OF interest and various
attention OF legislators VIII tie desire Of cooperating
with Congress IN s important tax the executive viii present
One them wiz reforms the ordnance relative
to maritime and frontier custom houses recommended by
perience Another viii be rroposec for the purpose OF ac
aS III ps ee Ii tho po & Ano S
~, - n9diacsons n the lava
property shall not remain mm5Tsble The
period OF the aa Congress- referring to colonization and the
do doub; that public credit will likewise deserve
the special attention o. Congress, it being import
matter that great number Of values shoult have their
We congratulate ourselves Citizen Depuer in the
just anxiety which we have shown FOR the prores OF
country that following the soenny Of reunion
The railroad watch unite. With tina. c II Is very
.yns act y soenaze today the anniversary o. our IN
to realize other improvements ike those Important Tor
& 'ssS Tt s % SS.no &C.
a 81 H ns @sy a. ae ssd % s
which you shall nave conferred upon The republic.
always listens with great in.eres, to eveyAns which the
he an AZ s @ o NJ PssG else
The CHEZ magistrate wSo in very critical times has
s win R ais y laws ed
@ % se eSao oe and nsss
nnce o. Ls ana 0: rsh. y ss numerous aud war
Win y tho yS,' Of s people, ps.c
the Fifth Constaonsi Congress, and snchs also the mora
progress and such the sad experience which we have
eohsu,ion o. NJ. soIsiialioasl period he win tran.
tho hands Of his successor elected " the nation Aduts
.,ed and spsEesons Or other eanses which 10
forces upon our coil Mexico compelled 70 resort TO the
proper defence and accordingly srsaned asd as
al CIVILIZED nations have always defcnded, - complete aud
sbsolne Independence = order - give its without any
iUrsgn = & ne 9r 2, hch 9
ami Distinguished Q, Europe, aud with tho symDssi.s
Of the Sister republics Of south Ameca and hs
States, winch could not with ndiierence see the
upon this Continent. Mexico oomTiici WITH Is obii
g,sions,, but the pas. AID necessary sruggle has
hatred malice Congress therefore listens with
sna whegt bs ss IonSr a. ~ non o Gs nav
reunitc relations With foreIn Powers.
treaty he SSI % a .ns
np sao Went 9as @ a b ha
countries and the increase Of liberty and civilization, should
reign between Nexc0 and tLe United states
IL not hope that the long and oppressive
epoch OF everything could be returned OF
order and regularity but certainly ought fecate
upon the OF the authoIes overcoming
public difficulties and disturbances, and upon tina
security which 10 seen every day to be more and
reesablisled, and which 10 Dece-Hnry for toe
progress Of commerce and aercnture aud II IL sun
satisfactory observe that there IL In the spirit Of the
people the general conviction that revolution and civil
do not improve physically AMI morally the condition OF pub
lie affairs.
The electoral struggle, the full liberty OF the press and
profound respect FOR the constitution aud the such
the measures which democratic institutions should employ
for social improvements and such the habits and
toms which fellow ctxena ought to adopt. Congress-
which Ia nothing than and august Representa-
uon OF the people, will retain iis lofty and sacred
mission, which that OF benevoionce reconciliation
and concord and win badly represent the beautiful and
gentle national character did assist the EXecu
tive by all Of iIs efforts 10 everything which relates
the welfare Of society and peace founded upon the
force OF gibbets where u always give pain
20 suddenly cut the MYSTERIOUS thrcad Of human He but
love for institutions, the comforts OF he,
the rrotecon OF aqrcnltnra The