The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-08
MEXICO.

ists--RevOluti0nary neutrality-suspicious.
Observation-Disclosures Of observation-disclosures.
ciai Agitation-Invasions OF the Capital.
CITY OF MEXICO July 90 1859.
The elections have been completed throughout the
republic. andhave terminated as was hoped by the
government and as was feared by the opposition.
The number pertaining to tho latter party organza
ton, rather DISCRIMINATION ls rdculously small,
and will hardly be able make itself heard In the
halls of Congress for the coming two years. The in
dcations that these two years will be pregnant
with good or evil for the future OF Mexico and the
want OF opposition to the government party may re-
suit IN hasty or badly considered Legislation, myov-
the two ''bright and shining lights' OF the Opposi
tlon and, TO speak justly two Of the most talented
their counsel may Be rejected their voice must Be
heard. aud their record must be made in Mexico on
oppo stion grOan loudly and bitterly over the result
aS they profess, not because individually disap-
pointed, but because they see by the means employed
by the administration to secure Congress wholly
It's own, disposition to despotic rule and speedy
return TO anarchy. II not de Iacto imperialism. Tho
opposition press does not lts editorial comment
and criticism upon the situation, and some writer's
without suffering arrest admit that under crcum-
stances which seem to threaten revolution Is ex-
condition of the treasury, an army unpaid for 81
weeks, the civil and judicial list unsatlsii ed
and increasing disgust on the part OF merchan Is,
who SEQ before them no trade, increasing taxation
and rum all indicate the probability OF revolution
ness and its dire results. One-half Of the Supreme
Court Is with the opposition and now under charges
which must be sustained or dismissed ct the open:
ing Oh the coming CONGRESS; Inc street Is Iul! OF
dark rumors that the revolution will come in Au-
gust before congress meets tnat u VIII not come
until the month OF September-all who are not with
the government agreeing that 1t must and Will come
soon. In the opinion OF your correspondent wise
may yss save ' vcr ava on snH s
sures wei considered before Congress meets ,,,,,.
hronc ns tn 20 NJ apa Vera CRUZ.
rnod % 10 uetod IN sansmber IN WHEN oc
roao WIN % b rat Saa h on oc
of the no (;rsnde and Cuaymas road have now
been three months on the gro,ind making their nre
liminary surveys HAVING left New York for
that Durpose in February last. In compliance with
the condIions or the concession the government
has appointed commissioner TO represent It In
putes which may arise in setting apart the public
lands mines, &C., granted to the COMPANY Tho
OBSTACLE n the way OF the rapid const ucto1 of the
road and refers to this enterprise as one which IL
ass IN
age. When completed Mexico may well be proud OF
it, The Official paper recently published its core
spondence with the representatives OF the Tehuante
pee Railroad Company on the subject OF the bond,
and, as 1t to be arranged satisfactorily, there
road after the yellow fever season. There are seye
raj pew projects before Congress which must come
co col road from Anton LlzarSo to poinf
on the Tehuantepec road near Minatltlan, and
another proposes to reach from the Gulf OF
Mexico, at point between Vera Cruz and
perhaps taxing Mexico city in It's route. These two
their friends entertain the hope that Congress viii
Of grants shall be finally up for discussion. The
Government has nominated Juan N Navarro Mexican
Consul at New YORK city ana Lewis Barjan directors
Of the Tehuantepec Company In It's behalf The
ha9 Of eas rs Employs bens
Mes6ans, It's patrons are treated to an accident on
VI Ths e ouestion ~ ths n.v,roron =, tns M.soo,s
river IA sinw revival and nartes ora mnw innos,
~ Msrscai and segretarv ana H. ~ ps
and secrctarv leave hers in thu morn,ny Tor " sns
United States. Mr.. Palacio has been receiving sug.
a ~ ,ba mans avaS,onS iS uays pss' N re-
~ conuecnn With his 1utss az " Ia
ranks as one Of the arst men Of the country Mea
Mnstar Mr. Nelson :" eecrr~v t,S recor,nn ~
Minister IRON S9n a'aty Mracn promise cary success
on,,x nIacs"I Gouornor nver Sarnr Icr, Ma
Tie Voting was done Sy the Le0slatnre the former
Isvee AZ % r0vvo s th "oso =. on July ,,,hrt,nS
t Sa vote IN Tayor or MAJ ~ the mas
u rhe su W 70 nnn .oars.
parou Maonms sor t1o oon anvsnced ~ he nsed n
aid Of Maximlilan, Is attracting some newspaper At
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o,a am1 as In1,ans Ths minss ~ Snan~wato
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inc nav cro,ers Sava ouensd ena =, ,bap
s,o Ms ord Of hac,enda No Testr1,ction ~ Mves
YET ,e .D' '''N - ~
INC red a. rrrus nan 10, p.oS ~" ~ .h S1at
on the Sd Of june ss IN the
Of sns wanesses Thev snSseauensv A SrrveS a.
t ue. ca m and were deposissd IN the
P Pan pv with great pomp. on the nth TN
oI NY. other o1IScers were the nrot v,ct,