The New York herald., 1870-06-13
The Guatemalean Invasion Of
Mexico.
The Destruction OF the CITY
of Oaxaca.
Correspondence Relative to tho Invasion by the
Gnatemaleans-D Details Of tho Earthquake in
0axaca-Killed and Injured Property
Destroyed-,Mexican Gratitude.

May IL and the new movement In Chtapas on the
part Of Guatemaan ribusters It has been
rumored In certain circles for some time
that combined effort was being made
for the separation Of Oaxaca, Yucatan,
Tehuantepec and Chapas from the republic Of
Mexico, the union OF the same with Guatemala, or
portion thereof and the establishment of new re-
public. 1t has been whispered that seryeral very
prominent Mexicans were implicated In the
movement, and some high oflcials. Herewith will
be found some official correspondence on the subject
II the Guatemalans enter upon this business with
determination it will cost the Mexican government
much toll, money and blood to Illustrate II. It ap-
pears that although the Mexican press is fond Of
presenting 1t to the world that only the AngloSaxon
race are fbusters, still the present instance il de-
monstrative OF the fact that the Spanish Americans
are also possessed Of this spirit OF aggression and OF
conquest. Of which fernando CorIez was an lustri-
GUS example.
eoysTsMEST oy THE FREE AND sovE-
the 'se Of s0s' Sa o ss ~ Of
which have hs honor Of Forwarding yos UNDER Nos
ha called se PsrSs S q
neighb9ring republic have penetrated territory of
S.ansss: q their .asso9
.sTr'or S syss
was gs 'as ooa
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.imaton which should make them, leave the Mexican
territory it would dspqssess them BY Of
have hay to be % ys but rejecting
this grave results aaS and :erioas
conseauences and. moreover that the 60
jadse questions resolved
decide the which ii should observe in this i'm
case and Sis my for forwarding the pres
pot,ca" only aunerised intimate the evacuation Of Inc
S q this pu % os
hopes that the President will fit dictate speedy
of the Of Guatemala, who has attempted the
MINISTRY or IoHEIGN EFtATioNs-MExrco
No. G and the two copss
maa, coming from the Of scana having entered the
territory Of the Of soconsco forming ranches.
authorities deOendent liuaiemsia as II they
report that first thought to advise tho ge
obey The ntmSton dictated Of hem to leave the err.ory
ss the e tie ~ *
which they have formed should be destroyed In view Of
reply that he considers just and necessary proceed
rss hsys
Ton given them y91 will dsPossess them BY force The
atieast may resist the armed but If they
ss and greater force should be needed drive them out,
do to sustain the rights OF the nation.
Such is the announcement in the official paper Of
The revolutionary movement in Guyamas, recently
has since been suppressed.
The secretary OF war PROPOSES TO 70 increase the
quires for their maintenance about nine millions Of
dollarsone-har OF the revenues OF the country for
single year. The case of Angel Santa Anna has
remains in prison at Puebia. Mrs. Uraga,
wife q General uraga, now In New York city, died
The press having asked information as to the
amount o. money presented to the Lancasterian
nj
William H. Seward as a token OF regard for this
people and return for the unparalleled hospitality
received here, the offlca newspaper announces that
the amount given was not considerable.
The petition OF MIR. Edward j. Perry, agent OF the
English bondholders, asking that the appropriation
bill should include an amount sufficient for the pay
ment or settlement OF said bonds, was referred to
the Committee on Petitions during the session OF
May 10.
The Society OF Free Thinkers was installed in the
National theatre a few days since, speeches being
made by the leaders to an audience OF more than
There was coined in Mexico city mint during the
month OF March $4,000 gold and $283, 900 silver.
One OF the datlles of this capital publishes the fol-
lowing extract from Tampico paper with extra
ordinary greed and ''gusto" The writer having
apparently but recently escaped from the leading
strings OF the nursery, has holy horror OF being
under restraint, and rants about utelage" as II he
himself were competent to be trusted away rom
home after dark. The sophomore author pits MeXt-
can bravery against what he styes American cOvet-
business. Notwithstanding the article below quoted
and It's parent the world wags Oh the same:-
only do believe the success Of the Cubans,
but DO not wish it. To us the present rsyou.
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,si, srosisy, Of the SYankess" costs and what
honoT M Of Smphn in ne French
sSs sSsa ss s tic as
large portion q territory being annexed as proof Of
sS hsy pFGs's
", they win meet thousands Of Mexicans VINO will
asr yf ses ss,s 'es
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tions, would be boastne stupid and cowardly We, win
ost lost gpn By he Fortune Of war; The history Of this
nation makes US believe IT. and time VIII confirm our asse
The latest news from private sources give full
particulars Of the terrible earthauake which nearly
ruined entire city or Oaxaca the l1th OF this
month About half.past eleven r. NJ. several hard
shocks were felt, causing destruction OF lie and pro-
at first from south to north. then vertical or ren
bling Theshocks lasted about nftyeight seconds,
and in force, destruction and severity sur
place in this State. Oaxaca is probably one Of
the strongest most hrmy constructed cities In Mex
1GS Ssi s IS truly them IN
complete ruins. The palace Is almost destroyed,
and will require thousands OF collars before IL can
be made suitable for occupation San Francisco is
one mass OF ruins and the whole OF the corridors Of
the old convent of san Juan de Dos fell. burying
four persons ant wonnling many more. The clock
tower, which was only finished on the 5th OF May,
was shaken down, passing through the top Of the
building into the Supreme Court roon1s ana through
the floors OF these into the portals of the palace.
The total number OF persons killed s about one hum
dred, while 1t is impossible to ascertain the number
of the wounded. The shocks continued the next
day Thursday, and about a quarter to one very
severe one was felt. Friday there were one or two
very slight shocks. Terror reigns supreme, and
upon the countenance OF every one anxiety and
fear OF greater evil plainly depicted All remained
in the public squares aud outside oil the city for fear
that greater shocks would come, and, account Of
its dilapidated condition, would make complete
ruin OF the entire city.
Young DARE-DEvIL.-A gentleman, who was
passenger, states that when the train coming east
arrived at Jefferson CITY yesterday the inspector pro-
ceeded usual, TO tap the car wheels, to test their
soundness, when he discovered boy under one OF
the cars, who had been stealing ride from Kansas
CItv fe nad formed n of net OF rome. in which