The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25

army Of nseooedo. n b even probable that
Of the country. Most Of the revenue nom ChhuahuA
daries. me same may be said OF that Of portion
OF StnalQa while In Jalisco the threatening aspect
Of Losada permits only the most active vigilance
fucatan ID mystenousy quiet
revolutionlsed ~ the general government have de-
posed one governor and imprisoned the other. with
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many ia that sssse look upon IS repetition q the
Romero Vargas instead Of Senior Ortega the peope's
Se c1sUn House a. cruz nom the
support OF the Division OF the East Ia drawn, after
the considerable army Of revenue employees shall
Il may be readily seen that there can be no posi-
BILE hope Of Mexico's paying the interest upon any
Introduction OF railroads and the protection Of life
and capital may do much to alleviate the present
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the Indian who has his O0O or So 900 hidden
away, equally with the reputed rich man, who holds
town property heavily mortgaged, may create an In
creased revenue, but this presupposss somewhat
higher stand OF morals and q more decided honesty
reached here while not being very definite indicates
that the English bOndh0lders hope that alter the
be instructed to present their business the United
States government. They profess now to see no
prospect OF being paid, as England has taken the
diplomatic relations with Mexico must proceed from
the latter, while the latter declares that as no
nswsi Is necessary before the question Of the pay
mont OF the interest on the English debt can be
seriously discussed. Such Is the deadlock and
those interested IN this loan are squirting towards
big Jonathan for his good-natured ohices.
The public mind is quoting in regard to Mr.. Mel
son and his mission. One thing appears certain
that his laD0rs during the coming four years will be
severe, and the circumstances and conditions which
must evidently arise during that period VIII can FOR
take modest, but suitable quarters, and s destined
to make most important page In the. diplomatic
Of Mr. Nelson TO this mission and the appointment OF
Mr.. Wadsworth as Commissioner under the seward
Romero treaty are believed to have been specially
With reference to Mr.. Gomez Palacio, the Mexican
Commissioners, he is an emlnenty ut man for the
place, with the single exception OF the fact that his
knowledge of English is exceedingly scanty,
although this will oe made up in part by the extra
ordinary familiarity OF his secretary with the Eng
lish language ana American customs. Both Of these
gentlemen are lawyers Of considerable distinction.
The amount Of claims which VIII be presented to
this commission by Mexico IN behalf Of those who
suffered from the depredati0ns OF the Indians upon
the Northern frontier VIII he considerable, and the
question must be discussed at an early day by the
Commissioner as to the admission OF such claims
founded upon damages suffered at the hands OF the
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total Of these claims may reach $40 900. On the
other hand there are very many claims made by
Many OF the individuals who suffered the damages
out Of which these claims have arisen ore deceased,
and their heirs or other legal representatives VIII
prosecute them provided they have sufiicent funds
to defray the preliminary expenses thereof. II one
nan o. me No sum total Is sustained against Mexico
than pay the interest," ON the amount remaining
due.
ynR OF the Stars and Stripes from the United States
Legation and Consulate, and similar customary OBJ
servances at the national palace and other public
Yesterday afternoon President Juarez and his
Cabinet except Ministers Lerdo and Marischal made
pleasure trip on the lake In the direction OF Tex
coco on the new sternwhee steamer GautOmozn,
owned by Messrs Macin, Zaval0 Il Co.. one OF the
to undertake towing ana passenger traiic on the
lake. The party were In the midst Of the highest
enjoyment upon the upper deck. when the steam
dome burst tearing its way through the upper deck,
destroying great portion OF 1t and scattering the
table and contents, situated on deck just over the
thrown violently upon his back. The greatest con-
sternaton ensued, as everybody was sure that some
were the unfortunate persons. President Juarez was
the first to recover himself and upon Investigation
EXCHANGED concratalations and made their p Way
home In small boats, having experienced decided
sensation, one more novel than score revolutions
The construction OF the Puebla branch Of the
Mexico and Vera Cruz Railroad Is rapidly being con-
clnded and arrangements are already being made
for grand jubilee at Puebla the 10th Of Septem.
Der next the anniversary OF the independence Of
Mexico from Spanish rule. Immense preparations
are already discussed, and 1t Is believed that 1t Will
be made greater day Of rejoicing than Mexico has
yet seen.
The engineers Of the Guaymas and Paso del Norte
road busiy employed In the survey Of the routes
and there s every reason to believe that the nation
has determined to accept all such enterprises seeing
In them the only hope for the republic.
The mineral wealth OF the country, notwithstand-
standing the "White Pine" excitement cannot be
lost sight Of and win some day be developed to an
extent which Will astonisn the world already pre-
pared to hear OF wonderful metallic deposits
Mr.. Rodriguez de San Miguel, testamentary
executor OF Mr.. Manor Cularro has appealed for
protection against the Minister OF the Treasury who
decided that the property Of said gentleman be-
longed to the nation.
The Repfsta Universal says:-We learn from rei
able persons that General Lozada Is determined TO
proclaim the Republic OF the West, which Is to con-
sist Of the States from JalscO to Lower California
The above Ii rather sensational, and intended to
keep up the feeling against the Americans here in
Mexico General LOzada Ia engaged in looking after
the immediate interest OF the people OF his State.
contract has recently been made by the govern.
ment OF the state OF Mexico with Jacob Campbell &
Co. for the construction Of telegraph line from this
capital to Touca.
From the beginning of this year to the sd inst.
22S2 cotton bales have entered the port Of Vera
Uruz, weighing sos, las Mexican pounds.
IN the state OF Guerrero dcd6dtds OF Transports
fon duties, nave been abolished. The third anniver
sary Of the battle Of Santa Gertruds fought by
Army OF the North, under the command Of General
Escobedo, against the invaders and their allies has
been celebrated With great enthusiasm In the great
er part OF the cities OF the republic.
The monitor declares that Escobedo has retired
from the command Of the Fourth division OF the
army Ia consequence Of his disgust for the pocy of
the present administration.