The New York herald., 1877-11-21

THE NEW MEXICAN MINISTER
sefor zamacona is a tall, graceful man, and speaks
English remarkably we'll He is accompanied by his
OF tho Centennial Commissioners from Mexico and is
considered Of the most enlightened men that
country. He also chairman OF the mixed Com
mission OF CLAIMS.
VIEWS zAMAcoxA.
In lengthy interview with the HERALD correspond
ent he made the following statement
III am glad to meet HERALD correspondent, as
your paper Is the great means OF reaching the
public in this country, ana my views and those OF
President Daz are. much possible, to establish
friendly relations between tho two countries
NE CONES AS 4 SPECIAL PgAc. AGENT
II am not accredited as Minister Plenipo,entiary.
but special agent or the Mexican governments to
establish commercial and friendly relations between
the Two countries.
ATTITUDE OF TIE MEXICAN PRESIDENT.
"rresidcnt Dlaz is firmly seatedpn the Presden-
tal chair OF Mexico. Hc was put there by the popular
WILL ana represents only tho poor but tho rch and
his condition. President Daz intends to At send
to the frontier tho best government troops and pus
down all the border troubles aud quarrels which
disturb the two countrieA
CoxxIRcE WILL BRING PEACH
''Hs as well a. myself feols that there are many
products OF the nations which could bs with sd-
vantage interchanged, and there IL every to
believe that were these commercial relations
tablshod between the two republics that ali border
troubles would cease. for peace and commerce 60
hand In hand
MISSION or SENIOR xAMAcoSA
"with this object in view come to this country to
endsavor to establish closo commercial relations, to
try and bring the together by the OF
thor dinlculty.
scHExERs RxsPoSsIBLH BORDER TROUBLES.
.The border troubles originate among bad men.
who, with their rings and schemes have interest
in stirring up strife as means Of profit These dim.
cultos part will put down BY force and ex.
pect you to do likewise. Tho great Of the Mexi-
people have feeling Of enmity to tho United
sates and as our interests arc common we should DO
friends.
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK TO HE INVOKED
~ 20 not only to Washington, but TO New YORK,
where hope TO establish commercial friendships bc-
tween tho two countries. General Diaz and the
OF tho Mexican people have been torn by revolution
and wars long enough. What they want is peace
and commerce, aud this country great IL should
also be magnanimous and meet US halt way.
DiAz OPPONENTS.
"Coriina is In prison iu Mexico, and the central
troops Will suppress tho frontier troubles
The President has no powerful opponents. Lerdo
and IgIesias have power. General Escobsdo can
do nothing TO disturb the country, and all
we want IL commercial relations To be open with
YOU this is my country's position, ana what We want
ana feel II be done"
Alter giving this statement the Minister expressed
his hopes that the HxEALD would with i,s influence
endeavor to help him. Hs leaves for Washington to-
morrow.
THE KIcKAPoo INDIANS WANT TO RETURN
THE MOVEMENT CONSIDERED IMPORTANT
MEXICAN AurHoRITIEs ASKED TO ARREST
RAIDERS
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
San ANTONIO, Texas, Nov. 20, 1871
An important movement 10 contemplated by tho
tribe Of Kickapoo Indians showing they arc DIS
satisfied with Mexico as place OF residence Inleli-
gcncc has just been received from perfectly reliable
source 10 the effect that large boiy OF Kickapoos
living IN tho Slate OF chihuahua have made or are
making, application to the American and Mex
ican authorities for permission to lsavo Chi
huahua aud return to thor reservations on
this sido OF tho border. This 10 considered
an important matter. because the Kickapoos were
for many years engaged IN active hostiIilies with
the United States government, and took exceed
ingIy active part In tho raids that havo kept
tho Texan border In turmoil for several years past.
IL 10 believed that the application OF the Kickspoos
Ia granted much Of the trouble the frontier Will
be removed, for n these Indians retiro to the res
srvaton they deserted whom they the warpath
the government will be able TO keep them quiet Al all
events the desire Of the Kckapoos amicablc
relations with tho United States authorities Is an
evidence the recent purxui Of mAxandkna banda