The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-11

Guard and Governor Gar2a against whom the revolt
originated, Was TO resign his Office and consent 70
General Cara has Ieit Tama5,pes Tor mis- Capital
There is much doubt entertained still to the paci
ncaon OF the State as 1t does not yet appear that
Cuesta and Vargas have agreed TO the above conf
promise. Canales arrived at Cudad Victoria on the
80 OF August with his forces. This looks very much
like success on the part OF the revolutonists. IL
Is rumored that the agreement made by the COM
mander OF the government forces Is too Illuminating
and that it is doubtful as to how far the government
The following appears in the press OF this capital:
General Rosecrans, who was Minister OF the United
States in Mexico sent the following letter TO the
members OF the Catholic Society before he left for
san Francisco
ssSs snss's Hanks IL xslsh yea
Y sa y me- s 20 0a hnS h
FOR rs object he and complete dsvsopmept Of
and should the results that education
we we s s8 S
that all the aspirations Of the soul be salisasd
which only T I millions sf the nSaS
with Of
VII"
''''' '-' '"'''' W. 8. RosEcRANs
The Supreme Court has reversed the decision Of
the Judge OF the District Court OF Queretaro which
granted a'nparo to Governor Ceryantes OF that
According to late statistics the population Of the
State Of Mexico Is 200 1888 men and 3ll.Sl3 women.
leaving The latter 81 .030 In excess.
The telegraph has been opened to the public, con-
Meeting Cuernavaca with this capital
On the 18th q Geographic despatch from Pachuca,
stated that the famous bandits Mariana Piz, Luis
Leon and Hilari0 Robes were on the road for
Tna Vo ., i , Of :,
The abuses and excuses committed by the agents
OF the authorities have angered the people; and II
the stupid and immoral government which imposed
Corona upon preserves itself 1t will be due to the
fact that the liberal party Is actually restraining the
revolution which Is fearedIcertanly such OF that
any significance
Tho Commercial Treaty with North Germauy-
Prnssian Feelings Towards Mexico.
The DIarto, OF Mexico. published on the 2sth ult.
the following relative to the signing of treaty Of
amity and commerce with the North German Con-
federation and relative to the conspiracy OF the goth
ult, to which several journals of this city have al
luded, and which Is undergoing an examination in
the military tribunal. 1t appears that few dlscon.
tented, The scattered remains of former seditons
whose immoral projects are energeticallv condemned
by the whole society, procured instruments, being
IN the last specie train: but neither the community
nor the commerce has been In the least alarmed
@ aoa tSs RI 9Ss Dg
eminent to suppress any revolutionary movement
Whatever
TREATY WITH THE NORTH GERMAN ooNrEDRRA ALTON.
q Fsrssn a Reaons ana e ss
arm Fl. S be-
Of Prussia In the name Of the Confederation and the
y VI b .Sn: e rus hs English
viii IN g sns a S0n'
proof the feelings entertained by the Charge dAr
svs eT s
The ow sr ssOn
tigation:
Mr.. MNIsrnnI have just learned through The opi"ion
No1G Of to-day that The in circulaon IN the city
neysrtheless well founded.
daily and sincerely your E1celens in the name Of
my sSw for the activity with which
May stated that Exceoncy had then stated to me- IN
conversation relative to the affairs Of Mexico -
strong .uooatc revolutionary movements 'ul'en'
p Ds FOR me 70 H able to for
Of Es cell haSs just
An the German Inhabitants of Mexico entertain the same
feelings, and will thus inform their correspondents In Eu
& be
Accept the assurance Of the distinguished of
sHn1sri&s LznDo DE rn.ADA sn h9a Ct For
oTrIOE S or TonrIss REss!AT,sIess}
note Of yssss,rasy that have
German residents sRse Of Se
capital relative TO the fact that the avoided
the public peace. - ~
Indeed as have told before, the government ena
mated from the people, has had and s has dcnce that
BY the authority of the law and the aid of public opinion
peace may be preserved suppressng all kinds of
AIRY movements.
satisfactory for me 70 state to that the Pres
tymen residing in Mexico worthy of praise on
account Of the intelligence and proby which they ded
cate 70 the exercise Of their profsssons
embrace this opportunity renew you the assurance
OF my distinguished consideration, with which am YOUR
obedent servant, 8. LERDO DE TEJADA
Mr. kURD pr ScHLozKn Charge dAfaires Of the North.
German Confederation In Mexico.