The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27


lett the CAPITA and SAILS In the French steamer.of
July 10 rom Vera Cruz for France, where he expects
10 spend some uute
considerable number of troops, artillery, m
fanfry and cavalry, with eight pieces OF cannon or
more left this city yesterday morning, supposed 70
whose name has been mentioned IN connection WIN
the government candidacy for Governor OF Hau
asI e' sne ca ssoa oser
movements in that direction, anu we r sun
den and nnexpected IeappsasanSet the 81 se az
SIN Lnis Potosi; but, more probably these troops
are not required to put down Martinez VINO must be
on tile Texas side OF Rio Grande now, but rather
TO protect the public peace OF san Luis, and TO pre-
vent any new attempt at revolution resulting from
The story winch the American press attributes to
a brownsville correspondent OF u New York paper
Is regarded here us most amusing, making General
Rosecranz ana J. Il. Mngruder bcdieloWS, In I'LL
clustering mOvement against Northern Mexico, and
declaring that General Escobedo was IN accord with
the declared enterprise. Tue friends OF General Rose.
cranz here have been pleased TO see thar he has
treated the statement with the contempt that 1t mef
us being an acknowledged and welltrIed Trend Of
Mexico, and having not the least idea OF invading
her territory aud OF only visiting 1t as her avowed
wen wlsher. AS to General Escobedo, the
statement OF the Brownsville correspondent Is laugh
able, as TIE FORMER Il the most obedent, il not SER
vile officer OF the government Sensation writer's
VINO originate Mexican news thousands Of miles
away may Try again, buJ they should first inform
themselves as TO men and Things little better be.
lore enc ine upon tpelr Bohemian work. IL is sup
posed here that II General Rosecranz visits Mexico
soon he may do so Or no other purpose than to
bins capital for the development Of her mining aud
railroad interests. Should his efforts before the
Congress OF the United States fail, and he continue
TO be thus insutiilgy misrepresentel, a. by ASSOC
eating him with Others IN any tibusrerlng move-
ment against Mexico t Is doubted here what VIII be
the effect upon the General HIS friends wait with
anxiety to see and they are not inconsderaby few.
Notwithstanding vi ruhors 10 The coatsary General
Portrlo piaa rcaains at home. quietly employed
upon his little larln.
Mexican Ab,rre--Tho Prcss Forgetting ItscIf-
gardiug Grain supplies.
MEXICO, July 10, 1870.
The following exhibits the feeling of the opposition
press toward the United States and the disposition
Of the same 10 stir up discord:--
More than foleign traveller to the great repub-
Tic has spoken of the iuror OF di tincton which is
characteristic OF the Anglo Americans. 1t Is no
common thng there to lind IN an omnibus, among
INC twe.ve pei sons who can be seated genera, a
coione major, captain (no one taxes the rank OF
iieutenantl senator, an honorable member Ut Con-
gTess ID u commodore, Judge, Governor doc
tor ana reverend, who are II such rank have been
or wanting 10 be, and have concluded by believing
that they al OF such rank. Already, seve al Pc
rodicals Of the States, we have ead most amusing
letteis by Mirk Lemon upon the ridiculous preten-
sioils oil tae Yankee women ana Their aspirations 10
initiate the manners asd etiquette OF the the hiyh
European society, doing Il with an exaggeration
which causes Laughter wherever she may hive ire.
quented. Among the senpras OF Washington there
is particularly distinguished by her efforts to nitro.
duce the ar.stocratlc IashlOns Mrs. Fish, whose
name alone would alarm aay European salon In
which IL should be announced those present per.
haps, believing that where bsh could cner It
would be necessary o have an abundance Of moist
ure, and that rheumatism would follow,
in confederation OF what we are saying we cOpy
IRON let er directed 10 The Stg60 XIX. the follow
ing:-"Now that the Mexicans are occupied about
the institution Of Senate 1t is no more than right
That may tell them that there questions OF pre-
cedence here among the sehoras VI the senators
and the Others as to the place which corresponds to
them to occupy In Washington. Miss Grumpy has
published % curious article upon tho subject, In
which she wishes that the pIebcian names of the
republl ans be collected cOniOrmably 10 tile most
convenient etiquette The wives OF Senators shall
only Yield 10 The wife OF the President because their
husbands re- re ext the sovereignty OF tue States
ana are equal TO those of lie foreign Minister'S
Then she SHOWS That the custom has boen
LAT, after the wife OF The Secretary OF State,
those or the Secretaries OF the Treasury. or
war aud Marine, Postmaster General, Attor-
ney General AMI OF the Interior classed
together, sue believes that this should be arranged
now IN order to avoid di5appointments and disgust
winch hlve been experienced by this etiquette in
1909. It IS 10 Tx tie place due 10 the women
oil the ministers OF the tribunals, &c. Has not
the place been designated which the wives OF
congressman, who represent the nation sho aid oe-
cupys have great fears that, at last, the uses Of
'lono able and excellency'' which are gwen by
some persons 10 the representatives and senators,
and to the minister's may be declared necessary ana
lawful
During the year 1859 there were exported from
Laguna &c Terminals, 81, $685. 200 pounds OF logwood
in 100 vessels, OF which forty-four were French,
twenty eight German, sixteen Spanish, seven
American, five English, four Danish, one Mexican,
one Venezuelan, one Belgian Que Holland and one
Italian. Query? How much of the above amount
which was carried away in French, German and
Spanish vessels was required to manufacture
genuine claret' abroad9-or, query Is the above
small proportion of American lreghters an index OF
the condition and decline Of American commerce?
The following IS Important to grain slippers:-
SECRETARY OF STATE AND OFFICE OF THE TREASURY
AND PUBLIC OEEDrr.
SECTION I-CiRCULAR.-The President has been
pleased 10 order the foil wing decree TO be issued
BHNIr0 JUAREz, Constitutional President of the
United States OF Mexico, to all its inha pitants-
Know ye, that in consideration OF the necessity
when exists in Tire State or Camr cache OF receiving
supplies oil corn or the reason OF the complete
failure Of tn crops in said State and by virtue OF the
autnoriz alton conceded me by the ninth article of
the Custom House ordinance, I decree the fol-
lowiDg:-
ARTICLE !. The importation OF foreign corn is
permitted free OF duty into the port Of Campeache
for consumption IN that State during the period of
SIX months.
ART 2 There IS also granted the Importation free
of duty 0f 600 pounds OIL wheat FOR each 10000
pounds or corn bfoug It In.
4sIsr. g. For the time mentioned and for four
months alter the expiration Of the concession
e. afltef In tiis decree, the tf0tlucono corn and
wheat into any other Suite besides Cainpeache Will
not lie pelialtJed except the sane being considered
az foreign arslee, and sac being subject to the
2ist OF January, OF the year 1863 There ore 1t s or
dered TO be prlated published and circulated, and
fully compiled vita.
PALACE OF The GENERAL GOVERNMENT IN MEXICO
June 70, 1870. BENlfO JUAREL.