The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-07
MEXICO.

DJAZ ANXIOUS TO CoNCILIATE THE UNITED
sTATRs-THE CENTENNIAL AwARDs-sUBMIs-
SION OF LnID1sT GENERALS.
HAVANA, August Q, 1871
Tho steamer City of Mexico arrived this morning
from Vera Cruz She brings the following despatch
from tho Mexican capital -
MEXICO, July 81, 1871
President Diaz IL making strenuous efforts to estab-
lish himself In the good opinion of foreign Powers,
especially tho United States. His attitude regarding
the border question was takcn with the Wow OF sus
tanning his personal dignity before the Mexican people
He courts the good disposition Of the United State
toward himself personally, and would apparently.
agree with pleasure TO everything proposed by the
American government
GAINING GROUND.
The suspicious tone OF certain newspapers which
formerly opposed President Diaz has moderated, and
the same journals now mildly approve the good IN.
and point the advan OF mis- admns-
traton
On the 22d Of July the premiums awarded Mexican
citizens ut the Centennial Exhibition cd
tho Theatre Nacional. President Dlaz presided at
tho ceremony. There was much. enthusiasm, and
many illusions made to the good relations exist
ing between Mexico and tho United States.
The excitement on the border question has subsidized.
MEXICO PAYING HER DEBTS
II Is reported that arrangements have bccu made for
payment 10 the United Stat es Of the ipstament
OF the amount awarded by the Mixed Commission ana
that President Dlaz intends to recommend that thG
next Congress adopt measures acknowledging the
English debt and providing for its payment with In.
tercst.
LRRDO's ADHEREyTs SUBMITTING.
Four Of Lorio's generals. named Loza Altamirano.
Loaez and vclez have offered their services to the
m lfers havo hear tai
and the generals have been assigned to high com.
mands. Peace reigns throughout the republic
GENERALS VALLEJO AND FRrsBIE IN MEXICO
cITY-nAILRoAD MATTERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Q. 1877.
press despatch from San Diego has been received
here as tolows:-
"a special despatch to the Union from Tucson
says:-Nows from Guaymas to the 26th OF July aud
from Hermoso the Both Of July is to the effect that
letters the City OF Mexico say Generals Vallejo
and Frsbo have created general dstrust there and 1t
is predicted that their mission will be failure At
tho City OF Mexico they foolish enough TO talk
annexation and the non-recognition OF Daz Leading
Mcxicans represented to be much against them"
RAILROAD MATTERS
Regarding railroad matters tho report says that thew
stated Ferguson representing the commission APP
proved by Diaz, that Stanford did not want the
Sonora franchise, and would give dollar for one;
also that they privately told Diaz Stanford did not
want It
X. q. Hopkins and Perrin, Of San Francisco have
Just arrived through Sonora. Hopkins says bad feel
ing prevails among the people and u revolution il
almost certain Tho Governor Is Senior Mariscal, q
ncphew OF Lcrdos Minister Mar,scal at Washington.
Hence the Diaz government is regarded unfavorabiy
there 1t Is expected that General Huerta sent to
Sopora BY Diaz will declare the late elections void
Good people generally satisfied with MarscaL but
It is thought that Diaz and Huerta will aecare for
Scquiera for Governor