The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14

| ernment OF the United States earnestly
rs ses ae%e. An 10
! can Union by force OF arms followed by
similar effort 10 subject TINS republic 70 nurolean
umphanl vlndlcaton OF the American system OF gov
eminent.
thles of the two republics were Identical and recp
rocal 10 secure the fruits OF these victories oy wise
| legislation by uphoidng the supremacy OF law aud
the revival OF industry, trade ana commerce. IL an
| obvious duty. he government and people OF the
| United states are now peacefully and successfully
engaged IN tiis great work, and Mexico, purified
| and stens ihened oy the herce trial through which
she has passed viii no DOUBT realize the
! fondest hopes OF the frlends OF republican
| hOerty. Possessing most favorable geograph cal
! position on the continent, commanding seao0ard
OF vast Went on either ocean, with sol of unsur
passed ellty, Yielding In perfection every variety
Oh !he productions OF the EARN, with eNiaustesS
mines OF the useful and the precious metals aud
heathui ami delicious climate. and, above all with
q constitution anu political Institutions based upon
the immuable principles OF liberty and equality,
tai IN me family OF nations the proud position SHE
has won by the heroism OF her sons and the wisdom
Oh her statesmen.
To winch President Juarez replied as f0ll0ws:--
Mr.. MINIsTER-It Is very gratifying TO me to re-
celHe you IN your character OF Envoy Extraordinary
and MInlster ienlpoteutlary OF the UnEed<,taes OF
America. The governments Of Mexico Is animated
%, the same sentiments you express III the name OF
your government, ana entertains most siacere de-
sire that nothlng may occur at any tlne 10 disturb
them. bat chat the cordial relations OF friendship
which exist between the two republics may each Gay
oe consolidated and strengthened FOR this great
object II VAL, without DOUBT be very advantageous
To carry out the elevated views which
you nave SO W0rthny expressed. In the appi-
cation OF these views you viii always dnd upon the
part OF AeAco an equal spirit OF reCLitude. frank
ness an justice We also nope with confidence that
the recent treaty for the arrangement OF pending
Claims VIII pr0dyce most Just ana happy result. IN
maintaining aud promoting these sentiments OF good
friendship between the TWO countries. In harmony
WITH these sentiments the government OF Mexico
Will always exert itself TO iora ard whatever mas be
favorable 10 the mutual usefulness OF Inc two peo-
est which grow out OF their proximity and the SYM
pathi founded upon the SIMILARITY OF their free in-
stiiutions.
General Rosecrans and family arr making arrange.
ments to cave the course Of week for san Fran
cisco, by way OF Acapulco.
have TO record the death of Mr.. E. H. Saulnier
United States Consul at Vera Cruz, on the 10Th.
Mr. 5. had held the position for some time, ana was
expecting to be relieved at ANY moment by lis
cessor, Mr.. rroworldge or Illinois During the
latter period OF the French occupation of Mexico
their retirement and the surrender OF Vera Cruz to
the republican forces, he had made considerable
name for himself b. the active part wnicn he took
as an United states Official and humane ctz en-.
HIS correspondence with the stare Department during
those eVentIul tnes since published in part entities
him to much credit. His bereaved FAM Y have many
Sympathizers IN Mexico.
There is no probability OF any change in the Cabi-
net at present The city press has for the last few
days been exciting itself and the public by reyivi-
Tying the old rumors Of dissensions and a general
resignation and breasing up at the ipstgation OF NJ
Lerdo de Tejada, who, these rumors say, had made
various charges against NJ. Romero | am able to
assert that there Is no foundation for these rumors
Messrs. Lerdo and Romero are both OF them too
strong IN the affections OF President Juarez either
to think OF undertaking coup deat Tor the pur-
~ cot Inc In III
The former Mr.. Lerdo whom rumor makes tie
aggressor, certainly would hardly weaken his own
influence by making such an onslaught upon Mr.
Romero as he IS accused OF having made. 1t is TO
the interest of al such as have genuine claims
against The Mexican government thai bogus nego
tatons be irowned upon or branded al once IN
order that the former receive proper attention and
that the object OF the commission be not nurned
cases are heard OF here as having been put to brew
in which the quantity and quality of yeast already
added thereto would raise the total figures among
the hundreds of millions, equal the value OF many
Mexican States.
Mr.. Gomez Palacio and mis- secretary, Mr.. Meiia Of
Toluca, viii leave here for Washington the latter
part OF July MIR. Mariscai the newly appointed
Minister to the United States, will also leave soon
with his family.
The Monitor says strong force OF fiibusters have
invaded the Islands Of Marias and that they were
In accord with rlacido, Vega, and other military
chiefs; also that Vega undoubtedly on the best
possible terms with the local authorities OF that re-
glon. Under the head OF scsnd,lous proceedings,
again, in Its issue OF the Goth 1t says:-"0n the
21st Of this month there $500 In the treasury.
The employees OF the Treasury Department and OF
the Minister OF Hacienda had been paid up to the
18th Of June, ana likewise the clerks aud officers Of
the other Ministerial Departments. The Ministerial
deputies to Congress had also been paid for the en-
tire month in advance, in order to make them to
60 and work in the elections Those deputies pertain
ing to the opposition. have been paid since the
18th Of May Again the Monitor says: -"Baukrupt
bankrupt Three seml-monthy payments due to
the employees OF the civil and judicial branches of the
government. No money to pay as Just
accounts those OF the public service, and yet an
abundance TO destroy the freedom Of elections, to
aslfy the vote aud to create deputies who serve as
leaders OF the blind to the anticonstltutiona policy
of:Juarez and Lerdo."
Dissatisfaction is expressed In many localities
with the candi dates for election to Congress upon
the ground that they are not residents Of the dis.
tricts and StaIes which they propose to represent
II is denied that Lozada has made division of the
landed property OF his district among all
classes. The following quotation from a pa
per Of this capital, and comments, appeared
In the MISUNDERSTANDING to our Amer-
can colleague, the MEXICAN EItraOrdtRdTy 1t is
known from an official source IN Washington that
President Grant had said he always felt lively i'll
terest IN the affairs Of Mexico and that he had de-
termned upon the kind ofpoicy that he should pur.
sue with reference to that nation and that he had
given Mr.. Nelson ample instructions upon this
particular point. Everybody in Mexico is dc.
suous Of knowing what that policy is, and
are congratulatng themselves that for the
first time the United States have a determined
policy with reference to their relations with this
country Monitor comments $50 Grant feels an
interest In Mexico WIN not the government inform
as 10 what are indebted for the strong sympathy
OF that President for usf Thanks thanks for the in
terest, but we are wholly Indifferent
The following circular order has been issued by
the Secretary Of State and Foreign Relations -
IL IL OF interest that captains OF ports should send