The New York herald., 1870-02-14

Va Wv OIuSI VI ICpuD'
c according TO me Basis estaoIisled on February s,
lsS'and nirlngeo upon py the acts OF November s,
1861
ARTicLEJ. The DEGREES passed at Paso del Norte ON
NvseiAbev !, 1853, by Don Beno LuareZ. anu by the
vitae oi wca he rstalns ais power, aro declared to
not -nzcd as President OF the Mexican republic.
According 10 assice lzs Of tho constitution he Is
tIAurtllnari aculues tnat Daye Deen granted W Dim
by TIE passage OF various laws
AGT-2 Tao consiitutiona order Is 10 Dc re-estap-
l.6hed Ia Lbc repu.lc suHleet 10 6XSLnk eirculn-
Stances, but n every sense according 70 tue princ-
pics snpnlated py the gfear quarter oi 1857.
uD All. 3. AZ per article ~ 0 the colIsutuUoD,
the President OF the Suprcme Court. who WAS In
olce wilen the acts OF November 5, 1885, were coi-
su.nina-d fs recognized as PRESIDENT OF the rcpao
! no. ,hot,ld h unable 70 undertake tue charge
tAen be suu be suppiansed oy ANY other minisler vi
the Courts o justice who may b5 des shaGea by the
Governors OF States VINO adhere 70 the present pro-
cainatt0n. Should no Ininister accept then the
uosetnors aie W liberty 10 elect y president
z Arr Al IL, IN, compliance with the peace OF the
republic. Tie present extraordinary nat!Usia Goa
S Iae SCoisiuoiai % Order ii VIII VIII M Commune M "a Tue sxar
csc ot l.s legislative functions ia this c0uventlV ia
cna aster iani wDhn tne isiits oi tle coasdut,on
ap VAL cpyene lie IN Ia, atioii or lac federal aud
Slate auhortes Tor september l6 possible. H such
plat be not accepted by Congress. or should any
aIreujDstance trasplre 10 preyeaLlts meeting before
ic last day ol May neAt, le iresihcnt o. The euo
nc WIZ convene u meeting, sufject 10 tde laws IN
nare uu ssy untl Reunion of Genre. nun 'A'i &
Alsr o. The peIsounel VI tue Supreme Court OF
Justice shall cSntinas IN function as at present. and
tue Vacancies thar may occur shaii oe covered "
Tue ecutiye NOMINATIONS based Ch tie ni0JorI.ics
7 Obtained M the ast ciecL,Ons. iii
AIT. 0. l ne Governors aud members OF the Leg
iSlature VI the States That adhere to tns plan VIII
Continue To represent the same Ia aecorddnce "a
their respective constitutions. Snogld the cover
nof5 aioHe second this p.in, they Will continue 10
represent the sovereignty until tne convOcation 10
when ts,ey nfdss subaS. s1oufd bSta gsosernors
aud le lslative booles refuse adnereacc, taen the
Hr5t cAfiLtn attached TO the QOVekulueut Will Lak3
charge euIL0wereu by extraordinary faculties. :.
AnE :. I'M aacsrdaAce, Win tne nnal laftlcles,
lhrtysnne ana III " the nxtlanal constitution,
lnsre,n stipulated rlaric.,ng Aas powsls q .ns
tions lhan those eXpfcsssd the same 00ns sptlon
the uatiun Ia slc pan Ayaca, the Icdera powers
shall he Established wiLhont the city OF MexlcO III
Iae n ns oeea H r a ursse ia IN
heiatter cly. uatn further resolved upon Wy the
Abr O. When the Constitutional order shan be es.
taUnshed the standing army snatl be reduced to the
itnits tnat the natlon va maintain e institutions
enuuieraled In the Constitution being lett % the
vtudal y apper. aiming ~ tue standing army, WHO
shau join tiLs paa within one month from the Gaze
OF lis publication shall DC entitled 70 the Liquidation
VI ther dues anu tier term OF service shall be co-
IN uted Oh tneir diCarXs pe,ng applied Tor, ana the
sunas rsoiously pad u stipulated by law. i. 81
ARr. 10. LII oDeuience TO tao stpuatons OF article
% OF the constitution neither the forces restoring
the econstitutlonai oruer nor nny pubic Inncuonary
can Impose tne uetl penalty ior political offences.
Persons ares,ed or conspiracy or Tor carrying arms
VIII be sentenced 10 iMprisonhlens or u I'LL Lne
raiiES OF the army. 4ts 4 5ifff 0s
Agr Ii. a general amnesty is conceded through
out the republic for OIL pontcaI 0nences; ali pend
lug sentences and those IN iorce are declared null
ana void, and tnUse wh0ul they reflect are De.
carel in Iuu possession oil tner rights as ci-zens,
The sole EXCEPTIONS 10 thls pardon being tne minis.
terS who si1uei the imperfal decree ol OCTOBER .,
1865, the generals OF the amy who served the en-
pre-. aud Don bento Juarcz, win his Aiuislels, on
account OF the Responsibility they nave 1aclrrei Dy
employing the extraordinary faculties granted TO
them WHEREBY TO aiIacK tue national defence
is hereby ordered mat tins snail be pr ncd, pub
lsled and cncnlliei " Ill whom II may concern.
Given in the onicc Of des arche III the iree state Of
ZacaIecns, Jannury 3, 1S7lsasS y 1F As4
TliINlDAD e.. DE LA CADENA, Governor.
FRANCISCO ACYsTA, secretary. af
pfocl;i nation has Deen issued by the Governor
OF Ehe STATE vi san LOUIS P0tos, on January Il,
offering unpl3 guarantees to all those VINO leu to
he HI0unalaS Oh acc0ant OF tue recruiting for Iae
army II they Will return 10 tne,r dwellings,.
leeporrs About Juarcx--Amerlcan CIa;ue Il
against Maxico Nottfied-Saip Canal Proc
3 ject Across Tei.uantepec--Anotfer Rising
Ten Men Sfnkc an lnsurrecslon-Tlse Reign
a.5 ssspl CITY or MEXICO, Jan. ~, 1870.
The papers OF the opposition have been repeatedly
averrng mat the family Of tho President We're going
70 eave the country, aud even have reported that
they nave already gone 1T - needless TO say thay
statements are morely sensational IL 10 notice.
able that Of late writers Of inhaMmatOry articles
have suddenly dropped politics and are now
dsvotlng themselves to art science and phil.
osophy. IheUnited States Consuls throughout Mex
ico, having notified through The papers all Amert
cans who nave claims against the Mexican govern
ment which they desire TO present to the commls-
sion now sitting Ia Washington, that they may be
presented through the cOnsulates and that the
time for their presentation In Washington Will
expire March 81. 1t is fact which has caused some
comment that the Mexican government has never
published In pamphlet form the rules Of the COM
mission which werc signed In Washington by the
Secretary August 10. and they were only published
in the official periodicals OF the city last week.
There has also been published list OF ITO claims OF
Mexican clnzcns against the United States TOR dam
ages done by the troops OF the United States during
the war OF 1s47 and lsaS These claims according to
The of1cal papers, viii be handed IN to the Commits
sion from the Mexican legation at Washington, while
BY treaty or Guadalupe all such claims are consid-
erca settled and consequently cannot be recognized
according 10 the reading OF the new treaty.
The Executive Is aQitafing the question of Te.
hlantepec canal across the Mexican lsthnus ana
recommended 70 Conaress the investigation OF the
subject Engineers are about TO start upon q tho
rough survey OF the Mescaa river with the view or
learning the feasibility or rendering 1t navigable
congress closed ltS session last Week. A few days
before. the concession TO an American company Tor
line OF steamers from Vera Cruz to New orleans
was passed, and sent to the President for his ap.
,proyal Commercial mon aud an Foreigners were
pleased with the prospect OF shorter Inc OF COM
mulication wita the United States and Europe.
unfortunately the bill was returned With Two opec-
lions 10 Congress, when was too late for that body
to act upon the suggested changes, and thus the
matter is tabled unt the next meeting OF Congress-
which should DC in next April. One extremely
iuRny Iiember OF Congress proposed during the
discussion Of the concession. to make 1t con-
dition that the line should 'dyH the Mexican nag
sComnunicauon WAS interrupted between Mexico
and Vera Cruz on the, 10Th by q pronunciamieIto 10
In 0riZaea. Ten men armed with three pistols and
three swords attacked . guard in their quarters
VINO, taken py SURPRISE gave up their arms. A few
rushed 10 the cnrches ana runx the belia while tho
balance, collecting small force, attacked the guard
OF the prison, overcoming tnem The pfis0nels freed,
joined the pronunciamient0. The commander aud
officers OF the National Guard were taken prisoners,
together win the chief Of police and Mayor or course
the frt step after taking possessonof ell the hoTse
and arms In the town, was 10 levy ~iorced loan'
of S2l,00o. Twelve thousand dollars they sue
cesded In getting IN very short time From the GUS
tom House they took 81 o0D FROM the City Treasury
$4,000, and from tine county treasury, $4,000. The
county clerk was killed IN the act OF leaving bis