The New York herald., 1878-09-25
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| through my ren."
..Tbe office OF Senior Zamacona's agent (No.
| 55 Broadway, Weinberg, commission mercnants) Is
olutrered up with lots Of Yankee notions samples &C.
Nice work. this, for plenipoteniiary.
Iwil write by this mail in full to Senior Mata and
shall keep you and him of all matters by
regular steamer"
"Cox wilI during recess prepare minority
report in reply TO Schleichers one-sided affair, II
will help him. which, course, have promptly
pledged myself to do. Also another important fact
Offered resolution IN tho senate 10 allow
his committee Especial Mexico) TO cit during tho
and also inquire into the actual condition OF
Mexico and the administration OF Diaz, with pledge
assist in preparing tho report, which means
that will write IL this summer, while he Is working
up the fall campaign. I'll do Il. you bet'-tcl Mata
and Diaz tnis-or Mexico Is my client now and will
be so long as she sticks 10 me-"
By the above 1t would seem thnt some of our Soons
in their wild opposition to the administration sioop
to ask a hired agent OF Mexico to advise them and to
reports tor them 10 b. read IN the legislative
halls OF our ancestors Aud he in exu!tation procaims
II TO bis friends IN Mexico. which he Acknowledges rs
his oyster so long It sticks him-pecuniarily OF
course
Tho documents and hints TO be used In tho above
mentioned pamphlet forwarded by Diaz and hts
Secretary OF State to Mr.. Lester through Mr..
Prtchard personally and the latter gentleman wrote,
In fact, a considerable portion OF it while he was In
New York.
MR.. cox's OPERATIONS
Another of these letters Mr. Cox wrote TO
Prirchard, enclosing Mr. Evart's instructions TO
Minister Foster OF date March %. The copy was
furnished Cox from the department soon after the
original written long before 1t became known
to the public. Some must have betrayed his
trust in furnishing it, and Dir. Cox sent 1t to paid
agent of Mexico
Many amsng the documents lost and found, are as
Interesting as the above samples; enough has been
given 10 show TO what pains Mr.. Daz has been to
have through tho influence OF the American press,
his recognition effected.
And still few more shots in the locker for
others OF prominent public men.
Mr. Zamacona will return hero some time next
month, but likely be appointed Mr.. Mata's
successor which latter has given the assurance that
the new Congress In its opening session september
l6) will find him Secretary OF State to be asked
disagreeaDe questions by some inquisitive member OF
the same. Zamacona's succession to the seat OF
vexation ascroed his naughtness IN refusing to
Withdraw his resignation Minister to Washington
when asked to do so by the President
gentleman asked Senior Mata, few days ago In
mis- office, whether he would go to Washington
Minister, when he is said have replied, "No;
to the street corner and put few bullets through
me-" or words to that effect
THE NEW CONGRESS.
The new Congress had It's preliminary sessions last
Monday About its first act to reject motion to
exclude tho duplicate new members from districts
where tho elections disputed from voting on their
own cases. So that tnose duplicates TO bc offered
a chance to count themselves in. Tho press in gen.
eral howls. rumor has II that unless the American
lta- NJ,
10 appoint President Diaz iu 1edgcd dictator, with
powers ample, &C Also that Diaz thinks OF asking
Congress Tor permission proceed to the frontier and
personally to assume command OF the army there. In
the force has been put on, WORK
Ing doy and night, manufacturing fixed rifle ammun,-
tion.
SUPPRESSION OF INsURRECrIoSs.
All the late rebeilious risipgs to have been
crushed out OF existence. Amador killed, Martinez
and Palacios surrendered and Fernandez skipping
about the mountains like spring lamb In the sup
preston OF all this trouble the eutenants OF Diaz
have shown great promp,ness, the only pity Is
that the pronunciados spring up like mushrooms after
a good rain In this country. A street 1ght between
two men may In an hours time have developed into
good sized revolution.
Esoobedo viii bo here in day or two General
Narano has brought him from Monterey, ana he also
Palacios under his charge.
MILITARY SIpPgD BUD.
wnen Lerdo was about to throw up the sponge the
commander OF tho Fifth infantry was Colonel Ca
ceres. Being OF concilatory turn OF mind, he bar
gained with Daz In for him II he would be
taned colonel of hts regiment for ever and aye. On
this basis entered lists tor Tuxtepeco. II
suspected little while ago that Mr. Cacorcs had be.
come dsanected, SO the powers that be determined
to rule him out. On the 4ih insi the Secretary OF
War for the Colonel for friendly chat In his
oIlce and casually remarked. 'Oh, by the way, my
deac fellow, have concluded to change you from
the command OF the Fifth to that OF some other reg
ment" With q scowl aud growi tho Colonel said,
"Go to the devil with your changesi came TO
your party with the understanding that was to
tain my regiment, aud now you como moro Of your
games on met" He knew very well that II onco he
were relieved from command he might wait till
doomsday for another billet
SWELL Colonel, We will see. Go to your quarters,
nsw," replied the Secretary Of War
Away went tho angry warrior to the quarters Of
bis regiment this city Arrived there no at onco
called together his officers and explained the situa.
ton TO them. They ali swore high and loud to stick
to him and by to allow him to DO removed.
Next camo an ailimportant step. Tho sergcants
had TO be talked over. No regiment in Mexico Is
gained, and they in turn persuade the privatcs SO
Ia came the scrgeants In column nle Pulque Ia
national intoxicating drnk) and brandy sent
for tho dear fellows tattored littlo on their
gence and solGierly qualities, and finally the
subject was preached to tbom. OF course they would
not SEQ their anable warborso thus wrongcd, and
vowed to stay with him to tho last drop oi-lquor.
Tongues became heavy and wero barely abo to
Iis, .sTo-nigbt love, to- night" That eano night
them on the 9TH inst, the Interesting ceremony of
pronoupcng was to be performed. Only for whom
Tnat seems to remain secret, though, doubtless,
Colonel might, II he chose, tell us about IT.
Meanwhile, President D,oz and his Sec.
rctary of war wcre cot asleep Spies kept thcm
informed of tho ltto gnme The shades
OF night were falling fast over the house,
tops OF Mexico, when quito procession OF armed
Gt,d M IN. couvtv,rd tho