The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-17


to DO stationed at the points where tho raiders
usually emerge from Texas.
viLLARgAL's MISSION.
General villarcaI, commissioned by rrcvino to con-
fer with General Ord left this afternoon Tor Mexico
His mission has had 40 result whatever
MORE TROOPS.
1t Is believed that another regiment Of cavalry will
DO sent 10 tho Texas frontier.
CONCENTRATION TROOPS
General Ord has 900 troops concentrated on tho Rio
Grande ron Fort Clark along the region subjec,
to raids.
MINISTER FOSTER OK THE RELATIONS pETwEEN
THE TWO GOVERNMENTS
Tho following communication from the Uuitod
saes Minister in Mexico 10 the governmental Execu.
tive OF that Republic shows the far more
delicate condition Of the diplomatic relations between
the two countries than tue American public arc pre-
pared 70 expec. The document or memorandum lays
down those points,
THE MEMORANDUM
The instruction given General ORD Is not the an
oi new measure On the part OF the
Mr. Nelson the 4h 81 January 1871 applied to the
ESeeIive Tor for the United states troops TO
peation. suggesting mst tho Mexican Congress be
icited % grant said perm.s"n both OF which applications
MEXICO mApxArnpLY DECLINES
the So" d April 1870 submitted to Mr. ' Mss r Tor Ss
allow the sih. eros" tie is.Ssss
OF ss1 sii's % !. ssns % It S' Ss
same time th.. ne pnos mind not only In Isxas but
sonr t,.d ro% Mexican territory in Texas could
lie ae: Of Jyns 1870 the undersigned renewed the
Affairs tMr Lafraeua replied that Executive had no
Il. To- il . 0. tn. s De s ss s
the Of oss sns Sss ass.
he ceased such measure that announced
adding in the same connection referring raids
sss Il sss ct ss" %
IRON the United s.ates-unitsd states Diplomatic
10 April the presea. year, in an interview
i" the hen ss
months by luaians FROM Mss the unasrissd informed
only 70 put stop % the raids follow up
@ Us.sd sss sss' as
r. r.. a.r MEXICO MUST !, rHov ~. i,ss cAsh
H. ns @ ." o. tne past four years have not
d,,s q Gs aS, Say Secretary
lily the hostile ineur.ons Into American territory on the
$ lss c.s s the
pT'J un ct i az n aaIS ssa On the as
gave Mexican minister ." Foreign af
spateh challenged him to furnish proof the Contrary
ns and .. 90 I'll. ss s IL s
and ccahula and to furnish the Legation with the
relate to events which occurred previous to 1873.
rHE sisrEa REPUBLIC rAxgs srErs
the punish css"~s
.s % the n sass on
and e. was have Iss. s,sd
Tho Foreign Oniss show and has urged that
s4i sL rank be to S., os pr"s sn
the Aerican roops the suppression Of the raids
and Immediately upon d Mr. vaii"r,a
~s IL to- s condition IN Of .s
ur"s Sny than Measures tor Il, peace and
tenance OF cordial relations between the two
4aS Ss 'sas be . snss
Despatched e the Rc Grsnds ALTHOUGH this subject has
M s "s 40 ns a q s s
with the Amerssn troops, this Lcs-
w" 80. MURDER AND Alison usrusrsnnp.
the sioas the a'sssssa the s Mss
r 10 the pas. Sa, wSca
.om houses ro.beric; and other ou.wry. not single
MEXICAN REVOLUTIONS THE CAUSE
" Mexico has frequently acknowledged its Inability to
discharge It's duty IN regard 70 the Of
tor eighteen moaths preceding the fall OF the past ad
ministration in reply the the under
signed the Minister Foreign Affairs pleaded MS M apo
h. s ~os srss
b" ss the
the present governments tor It's POSTPONE Of
to the jcct the disposition Of federal
nna cooperate with American troops ~ preventing raids
no, been the disturbed state OF the affairs OF THIS Republic
on tue revelation and the necessity OF first
tabii hing its internal government.
COUNTER REVOLUTION POSSIBLE
If one Of the rival claimants TO tho Presidency succeeds
In establishing ioohoId In Mexican territory aud In
organizing coaner revolution. will not necessity agan
the suppression Of the new revolution sId abandon tho
Mexican aide OF the lilo Grande to the raders aud
iawsf
NO INSULT xEAsr MEXICO
" The Instructions to General Ord are mrtorprctcI
by the Mexican government.
They not unconditional order TO the hontcr
into Mexiesn territory General ORC Is first instructed TO
do what the undersigned has been Engaged Ia doing with
oa effect tor three yeaa past, TO call upon .hs Mexican
armed and organized bodies o thieves and robbers lie
citizens OF Texas can no longer be endured and that II the
government OF Mexico shall continue ncgi ct Its in
The government Of tic United states II /, only
alter invitation 5, cooperate ana alter Mexico has dc;
granted discretion TO follow the outlaws across the border
when In hot pursuit
vi In view % the foregoing incs the declare OF the
Mexican Minister " War is unwarranted wherein II Of
hr'dction with treaties hetwcen Mexico and the United
state Win the rules Of international law. and with
the pras tce OF civilized nations.
such charges IA an Official document sufficiently scri
relations the undersigned has been profoundly sur.
prsed ana has deeply regretted that shouu have been
thought proper assert mpotat pub
lie order saedy direction Of the CHER xecutve in
svinS the Instructions 10 enera Odd the of
have been supposed thar IN the haste with which the
OF the Minister OF War may written there
motives watch Influenced the government the United
states but the intini OF the Executive would seem to DO
deliberate when three days after the publication of the
order the Mexican aovsrnmst has inserted IN its
dent Of he United States through the Secretary Of H..
Was brought about by the Efforts OF private citizen Of the
by group OF advcnturcrs and specuis.ors -, ,,,u.