The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-09

Juarezs Funeral---A Splendid Pageant Amid
Profound Regret.
Death Of an Imperial Iturbids-P Policy Of the View
Regime-An Ample Programme for Reform
The Embawy to Warrington The Kid
nappers aud Their Punishment--t
Diaz and His Friends-- rraa
The Export Of Specie. tNo
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW yoax HssAlu.
MEXICO CITY, August 1. i
Via HAVANA. AuTuat Z 1S11 I

VIA HAVANA, August 7, 1877
The funefaf OF Juarez was an imposing spectacle.
The corpse was Inferred In the Pantheon. Tne
streets and houses were draped with morning. and
the procession bore numbcriess emblerns OF grief
Fully seventy Thousand spectators lined the streets
through which IL passed.
Nearly oil the foreigners in fac capital we've pres
snt at the ceremonies as were s che public oficers
and foreign diplomats.
Addresses were made by United States Minister
Nelson on behafof the diplomatic corps, and Scii0r
Vigl for the editorial fraternity OF Mexico
The death Of Juarez Is still generally regretted.
FATAL ACCIDENT DURING THE PAGEANT.
During the passing OF the funeral procession
through the Gale PlaterOs one OF the cannon fred
at the palace kileGa woman and wounded man.
DEATH OF AN IMPEaIALrsr DyNAsr
Angel rturblde, son OF the ex-Emperor, died at
the captaf on the same day as Juarez. He leaves
widow and one son.
PXRLrAMENrIsr CALCULATIONS.
Congress viii meet in extra session the 18th Of
September. Various names are mentioned for the
new Cabinet but there as yet nothing certain AZ
to It's composition.
Lerdo is a candldnte for election to the Presi-
dency and the names of several others are men
toned as competitors.
AMNESTY.
President Ierdo has issued decree orgencral aul,
nesty to political prisoners, the only exceptions
being the lieutenant generals under the empire Of
Macmillan.
RELATIONS TO TIE UNITED STATES.
Lerdo has voluntarily ordered an investigation
into the outragcs committed on American citizens
in Chiapas
The Mexico City journals report chat Lerdo win
recall Senior Mariscai from Washington, and it Is
rumorcd that his successor rs Minister to the
United States will be Stanisas Canadea.
It Is believed the revolutonists will dsband when
informed of the policy of the administration.
The American Minister, Hon. Thomas II. Nelson.
will leave the Mexican capital on the LIST oil Sep
TENDER for the United States, and after short
leave OF absence will return to his post.
REvoLUmoNIsr AGITATION.
A revolution occurred at Tampico on receipt OF
news Of the death of Juarez.
The Guerrero insurgents shout "Hurrah for Dia4
and death to Lerdo!" There were no other dis
turbanccs either in the capita! or elsewhere upon
the announcement OF the death OF Juarcz
THE KIDNApPERs AND THEIR PUNISHMENT
President LerdO has committed the sentence OF
death pronounced upon Luz Poedo Pedro and Lo-
per- the kdnappers Of Ceramics, to ten years i'm
prisonment. r. ,...,
NOT AT ALL COMPLIMENTARY. ..,.
It Is reported that the government Intends the
expulsion from Me xico OF the celebrated Schultz,
whose American citizenship Is denied by the news-
paper, TOO Republics. That journal dcnounces
Schultz as "a pernicious foreigner" IS WI.
DIA2 Likely TO DESERT HIS TEpIC FRIENDS.
1t is reported that General Diaz has decided to go
to San Francisco IN consequence of receiving 20
aid from the people Of Topic.
SPECIE AND THE SILVER sMUGGLERs. l
1t Is said that the American Consul at Minatitan
mas given to the municipality share OF the silver
smuggled aboard the Norwegian brig Argus. The
Ttco Republics newspaper says the act OF the Con-
sui establishes the fact that In assuming the char
acter Of an nf0rmer, so unusual in foreign repre-
sentatves in Mexico, person may be governed by
"the highest and most disnterested motives"